PGA TOUR: Scotti Chefler is charged in the Provial Championship, where he holds the rising in the Rider Bin Griffin Cup with tight progress | Golf news

The rising in the Rider Ben Griffin Cup has a progress in the last round of the Procore Championship, and Scotti Chefler was accused of competition.

Griffin – one of the 10 members of the Ryder CUP team in the TEAM USA team on the field – has the last five time to close two of 70 in the Silvrado resort in Napa and head to the last day in 16 below.

He kept for the first time in the Rider Cup a feature in the middle of the road, but now it only advances to the number 1 amateur Jackson Cuueon, which was published in the third round 68, while the No. 1 world is within two lead after eight less than 64.

Garik Higo of South Africa is fourth in 13 years, while the JJ Spaun and Russell Henley players have returned to nine years and tied them nine after rounds of 72 and 74, respectively.

Cam Young is the only member of the Kegan Bradley’s Ryder Cup team within the top of 20, heading to the last day at the seventh age and tied it seventeenth. Patrick Canaley was 30 with Sam Burns and Coleen Maurica in a share of 41, with a joint English Harris 46 and Justin Thomas in a share of 53.

The explosion of a Chefler bird puts the pressure on Griffin

Sheffler was eight strikes off Griffin heading to the third round, but he was accused of claiming by making three consecutive birds from the third and spreading another explosion from three sides from the eighth.

He missed only two vegetables during this third round, with its double ghost in the fourteenth coming after the thick starting shot and its third shot – from less than the green color – ended in a deep hideout.

Sheffler responded with three juice on his last four holes, two of them in Par Fivees, and put a four -time champion in the competition to win the sixth PGA round of this season.

“If I go out and play a well -fixed golf game, I will start moving my way to the top of the leaders and this is the goal that is happening today,” Shefler said. “Hit a lot of vegetables, whipped some putts.”

Griffin published three birds on his third tour, but he got his first ghost of the week in the last time, as his third shot ended in green before he left him a massive chip in need of climbing and bottom to secure 54 hugs.

“Not very worried about what Chevler will do,” Griffin said. “I just played better than him. If I did it tomorrow, I must be able to raise the cup. Obviously, there are some other players in this mix, but I think everyone knows what Scottie Scheffler can stay in the front.”

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