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Matthew Wolff tumbled out of contention on the final day of the LIV Golf event in Boston, and his putter took the blame. Wolff played superbly from tee to green for the first couple of days — he made a hole in one on Friday — but struggled with the putter. Ad He entered the final round at the Oaks Course in Boston four shots adrift of leader Talor Gooch, with his hopes resting on a fast start.
Leona Maguire racked up another top-10 on the LPGA Tour at the Dana Open but she couldn't quite keep pace with the leaders as Gaby Lopez blazed a trail threw the field with a stunning final-round 63 to win by a shot.
Matt Wallace and Danny Willett will be playing on the PGA Tour next season, as defections to LIV Golf bumped the English pair up the FedEx Cup standings. Wallace, Willett, Austin Smotherman, Justin Lower, Doc Redman and Kelly Craft lost their PGA Tour status following poor seasons.
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Oliver Wilson snapped an eight-year winless run on the DP World Tour by overhauling Ewen Ferguson to win Made In HimmerLand by one shot. Ferguson has had a stunning season and looked set to claim his third win of the year when taking a two-stroke lead at one stage on Sunday. Ad But Wilson found birdies on the way home to claim his first victory since the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship of 2014.
All eyes were on LIV Golf’s new recruit Cameron Smith, but he was put in the shade by Dustin Johnson, Talor Gooch and Joaquin Niemann at the Oaks Course in Boston. LIV chief Greg Norman hooked his big fish when unveiling the Open champion this week, and he made a fine start on Friday. Ad Despite carding two eagles on Friday, Smith was wayward off the tee and those issues cost him on Saturday.
Lucy Li played with a lead for the first time on the LPGA Tour and the 19-year-old was up to the task Saturday, recovering from a sluggish start for a 4-under 67 and a one-shot lead in the Dana Open.
