Colonial Final Round: Ben Griffin Leads Amid Windy Battle
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Today at Colonial, the final round saw Scotty Sheffler making a valiant effort to climb up the leaderboard, starting six shots behind. The Texan golfer showed his tenacity early on with a birdie on the first hole, signaling his intent to challenge the leaders. Meanwhile, the winds at Fort Worth were relentless, gusting up to 32 mph, adding an extra layer of complexity to the players' shots. Ben Griffin emerged as a strong contender, kicking off his round with an impressive eagle to take the lead, showcasing nerves of steel under pressure.
Throughout the round, various players faced unique challenges and opportunities on the course. From Kurt Kittyama's skilled play out of a fairway bunker to Michael Kim's strategic shot using the wind to his advantage, each golfer navigated the demanding conditions with varying degrees of success. Matty Schmid encountered difficulties early on, struggling with a tough lie on the second hole, highlighting the unforgiving nature of the course. Despite the obstacles, players like Bud Collie and Vince Wheel demonstrated their prowess with remarkable putts, keeping the competition fierce.
As the round progressed, the leaderboard saw shifts and surprises, with Tommy Fleetwood and Andrew Novak making notable moves up the ranks with impressive shots and birdie putts. Mattie Schmidt's resilience shone through as he managed to save crucial pars, showcasing his determination to stay in the hunt. Meanwhile, Ben Griffin maintained his composure despite a slight stumble on the sixth hole, holding onto his lead with a solid performance overall. The final holes proved to be decisive, with Fleetwood finishing strong with a birdie on the 18th, adding to the drama and excitement of the competition at Colonial.
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