BMW: Robert Macintyre extends over Scottie Scheffler to five shots at Fedexcup Playoffs

Robert McCaine from Scotland continued his great start to the BMW championship to move five shots from Scoti Chevler in the middle of the road from the Fedexcup Playoffs event.

Three years after he led Chevler after the shooting 62 on the opening day that the rain was cut off at Caves Valley Golf Club in Maryland, Macintyre kept his shape with a wonderful 64 on Friday to extend his interest in the top of the top of the leaders by two shots.

Scot completed a ghost tour with six birds taking it to 14 under the championship, where the 1st Scheffler World connected 65 years to stay in contact in the ninth.

MacIntyre, who is about to join Rory Mcilroy, Tommy Fleetwood and JUSTIN qualify for the Ryder CUP team in Europe, made three birds on each nine in another controlled screen.

Ludvig Aberg (eight below) and Hideki Matsuyama (Seven Under) both of which match MacIntyre with the lowest tour per day to raise the level of leaders to the third and fourth place, respectively.

Fleetwood in England had to settle on 69 after the specter of three of the last four holes to return to six under the tournament, which I left in fifth place with the American duo Michael Kim and Mobile McKenley.

Harry Hall in England is another snapshot in the eighth tie alongside Victor Hofland and Wissam Burns.

Mcilroy produced a strong end to reach four under its tour and heroism.

The Master’s champion was one after eight holes in the wake of a double ghost in third place, but he started three successive birds in the ninth hole before adding a wonderful eagle on the sixteenth of the sixteenth century.

The Northern Irish exceeded the Fedex CUP event last week, knowing that it is guaranteed to be in the round championship next week.

The qualifiers were launched in 2007 and have received multiple adjustments to rehabilitation and coordination since then, with this year of three tournaments, all of which offer limited field sizes.

The best 70 years qualified in the ranking for the Fedex St. season season Jude last week, with the best 50 after progressing the BMW championship this week.

Both events offer 2000 FEDEXCUP Points for the winner – four times the amount granted to the normal PGA TOR event, with no 36 -hole reduction.

The best 30 in the ranking after the two championships qualified for the tournament, from 21 to 24 August in East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, with all three events exclusively Live on Sky Sports.

How do you see the BMW Championship directly on Sky SPORTS this week?

Sky SPORTS will have a blog coverage of all three Fedexcup qualifiers, with all championship rounds on Sky SPORTS GOOLF and coverage bonuses on Sky SPORTS+.

Early coverage of the third round of the BMW championship begins on Saturday at 2.15 pm on Sky Sports+, before the full coverage of 6 pm on Sky Sports Golf.

The final round coverage on Sunday lives from 4 pm on Sky Sports Golf.

Rasmus Hojgaard promotes the Ryder Cup in Denmark

The happiest Rasmus Hojgaard home fans and promoted his push in the Ryder Cup by opening his progress in the Danish Golf Championship.

Hojgaard added seven years old to the opening of 66 in Furso Golf Klub to take the initiative in the middle of the road from his home championship.

Dane, 24, is currently in the list of Ryder Cup Team teams in the Team team, outside the automatic six, where Luke Donald made six options after the British Master team on August 24.

“You feed on each other a little,” and quoted Hojgaard, the 2023 champion, saying on the DP World Tour about Danish fans.

“Obviously, I was feeling good there. In an attempt to make the largest possible number of birds and with them they chanted me, I just wanted to continue for as long as possible.

“She died a little at the end when I made that annoying ghost at eight, but it was a great atmosphere there.”

Hojgaard, who started the tenth hole, began six consecutive Pars before supporting a sixteenth bird with an eighteen -year -old eagle after reaching his approach to three feet.

A group of five birds gave him the six opening on his back nine space to breathe on top.

Hojgaard ghosts in the eighth were charged with the record of the frank courses, instead, matching the first result of Marco Bing on Thursday.

“I didn’t try to do a lot there,” Hogiard said. “I was astonishing the ball well, and I had an idea of where it was and created a lot of opportunities.”

Engshman Penge is two shots on 10 further after 68 consisting of six birds and three ghosts, while Canadian Aaron Cukril sits in third place, and three other strikes.

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