The opening round had Phil drama, club tosses and turkeys. What’s ahead during the second round of the U.S. Open? We’ve got it covered.
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SILVIS, Ill. — Michael Kim shot a final-round 66 on Sunday to win the John Deere Classic by a record-setting eight strokes and pick up his first victory on the PGA TOUR. Kim, who turned 25 on Saturday, finished at 27-under 257 — breaking Steve Stricker’s tournament record from 2010 by one shot. He also moved to 56th in the FedExCup standings and qualified for next week’s Open Championship at Carnoustie. Bronson Burgoon, Francesco Molinari, Joel Dahmen and Sam Ryder all finished at 19 under. Kim took all the drama out of the final round with birdies on his first three holes and secured the largest margin of victory during the tournament’s stay at TPC Deere Run, which began in 2000. J.P. Hayes (2002) and Vijay Singh (2003) won the event by four strokes. Â
Justin Thomas, Paul Casey and Webb Simpson are all tied for the lead after two rounds of the TOUR Championship.
Nobody sees golf quite like America’s Caddie. So who better to tell you everything that is coming than Michael Collins?
