Kyung-Hoon Lee's Strength... 'Tied 67th → Tied 54th'
Worldwide Technology Championship FR 7-Under Par
Van Luyen Comes from Behind to Win, Kuchar and Villegas Tie for Second
Justin Su Finishes 4th, Michael Kim Ends 23rd
This is the power of Lee Kyung-hoon.
On the 5th (local time), he surged with a 7-under-par in the 4th round of the PGA Tour World Wide Technology Championship (total prize money $8.2 million) held at El Cardonal at Diamante Cabo San Lucas (par 72, 7,452 yards) in Los Cabos, Mexico, climbing to a tie for 54th place (13-under-par 275 strokes). He collected 7 birdies without a single bogey. He missed the fairway and green only once each. His putting average per hole was 1.65. It was disappointing that he finished the previous day in the 50th place range after shooting 1-over-par.
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Erik van Rooyen (South Africa) posted a 9-under-par to complete a come-from-behind victory (27-under-par 261 strokes). He dramatically overturned the lead by eagling the final 18th hole (par 5). This is his second win in 2 years and 3 months since the Barracuda Championship in August 2021, with a winner's prize of $1,476,000 (approximately 1.93 billion KRW). Matt Kuchar (USA) and Camilo Villegas (Colombia) both performed well, each reducing 6 strokes, but settled for a tie for 2nd place, 2 strokes behind (25-under-par 263 strokes). Justin Suh finished 4th (24-under-par 264 strokes), and Michael Kim (both USA) tied for 23rd (17-under-par 271 strokes).
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