Johnson edges rain and heads to British Open trip
Zach Johnson finished tied for 20th at the John Deere Classic, shooting 1-under 70 to reach 10-under 274. He plans to fly to Glasgow for Royal Troon after packing with wife Kim, while aiming to adjust for his first British Open appearance. His final round featured gaps in form and a late surge not enough to contend.
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Morgan Aims High Despite British Open Snub
PGA climber Morgan dazzled fans with blue hair and a 16 under total, amid a playoff loss to Hensby who claimed $684000 first prize. Morgan, nicknamed Mugsy and Blue, reflected on support and now heads to the B C Open in Endicott New York.
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Hensby Earns First PGA Win After Dramatic Finish
Australian Hensby ties Morgan at 16 under 268 and wins in a playoff after Morgan’s final shot sails left, with Morgan missing a final bunker attempt. Morgan received no morocco spot transfer despite requests as Hensby claims $685,000 prize. Hensby spent six years on the Nationwide Tour and had recent near-misses.
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James wins Senior Players Championship by one stroke
James shoots 1 over 73 to finish 13 under 275 and become the first European to win a Champions Tour major, narrowly ahead of Canizares who tied for second at 276. Fleisher and Lietzke finish 11 under and 10 under, with McCord and Quigley tied for fifth at 9 under. In Canada, Meg Mallon dominates to win the Canadian Women's Open at Legends on the Niagara Battlefield course, finishing 18 under 270 and $195,000. Beth Daniel second, Bartholomew and Ochoa tied third. Thomas Levet shoots 63 to win the Scottish Open by one stroke, earning a British Open berth. Els ties for third at 68 alongside Howell.
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Tour riders rest after crash filled first week
After a crash filled first week the Tour de France riders take a rest day. Thor Hushovd won stage eight from Lamballe to Quimper in 3 hours 54 minutes 22 seconds. Lance Armstrong finished 33rd and clings to sixth overall while Thomas Voeckler leads.
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