Matt Kuchar made it look easy Saturday in the Sony Open. “Listen, the game of golf is not easy,” Kuchar said after a 4-under 66 to take a two-shot lead over Andrew Putnam into the final round. Kuchar had a 54-hole score of 193 in Mexico, the lowest of his career.
After so many years of crushing defeat in the postseason, Kansas City was finally the team that caught all the breaks in Saturday’s win over the Colts .
After so many years of crushing defeat in the postseason, Kansas City was finally the team that caught all the breaks in Saturday’s win over the Colts .
Sean McVay rightfully gets a ton of praise for his innovative offense and play design, as well as his gutsy situational calls like going for it on certain fourth downs. But the best decision he made Saturday night to help lead the Rams to their first playoff win in 14 years was keeping running back C.J
An inability to birdie the par-five 18th, where he hit a poor third shot, was the only minor complaint Kuchar had after a four-under-par 66 at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu. Fellow American Keith Mitchell matched the day’s best score, a seven-birdie 63, to jump into a tie for third with Chez Reavie (66), four shots behind Kuchar, who has made just one bogey through 54 holes. “It’s not often you feel like you know what you’re doing with your swing and the ball’s reacting the way you want it to and you’re able to maneuver the ball the way you want,” Kuchar told reporters.
Asked about the difference between this season’s Celtics and last season’s, Kyrie Irving told reporters, “We had nothing to lose last year.”
Matt Kuchar maintained his lead after the third round on Saturday, moving to Sunday’s finale with a two-stroke edge.
With Arizona, Tampa Bay and reportedly Green Bay finding head coaches, there’s one commonality: NFL teams are looking for someone to help their QBs. I think the tipping point came last week, near the end of the NBC broadcast of the Bears-Eagles game, when Golden Tate caught a touchdown to propel
Matt Kuchar kept another clean card and shot a 4-under 66 to take a two-shot lead into the final round of the Sony Open as he chases his second victory this season on the PGA Tour.
Sean McVay turned to C.J. Anderson and Todd Gurley to pile up 273 yards on the NFL’s best rushing D. The win proves they’re more than just hype.
