Atop the leaderboard, Jessica Korda had eight birdies during an impressive Round 1 showing at the LA Open on Wednesday.
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2022 BMW Championship, Round 2 Top 10 win probabilities: 1. Scottie Scheffler (T2, -7, 14.2%) 2. Rory McIlroy (T6, -6, 11.7%) 3. Cameron Young (T2, -7, 9.8%) 4. Patrick Cantlay (T6, -6, 7.9%) 5. Corey Conners (T2, -7, 7.5%) 6. Adam Scott (1, -8, 7.4%) 7. Xander Schauffele (T6, -6, 7.1%) 8. Jordan Spieth (T2, -7, 6.2%) 9. Joaquin Niemann (T11, -5, 2.9%) 10. Aaron Wise (T11, -5, 2.4%) Top Strokes-Gained Performers from Round 2: Putting: Kurt Kitayama +4.1 Around the Green: Jordan Spieth +1.7 Approach the Green: Brendan Steele +3.3 Off-the-tee: Jon Rahm +1.8 Total: Keith Mitchell +4.0 NOTE: These reports are based off of the live predictive model run by @DataGolf. The model provides live “Make Cut”, “Top 20”, “Top 5”, and “Win” probabilities every 5 minutes from the opening tee shot to the final putt of every PGA TOUR event. Briefly, the model takes account of the current form of each golfer as well as the difficulty of their remaining holes, and probabilities are calculated from 20K simulations. To follow live finish probabilities throughout the remainder of the BMW Championship, or to see how each golfer’s probabilities have evolved from the start of the event to the current time, click here for the model’s home page.
Last Sunday, golf superstars Dustin Johnson and Jordan Spieth faced off in a nail-biting playoff in one of the final rounds of the $10 million FedEx Cup. On Monday, they reprised the battle in a more relaxed fashion at a charity golf event. “They were chipping at a hanging Casamigos [tequila] bottle,� said a source at the Discovery Land Company Foundation’s Silo Ridge Pro-Am Invitational. Spieth won, hitting five out of seven shots. Amateurs included tycoon Barry Sternlicht, Yankee Mark Teixeira, Michael Douglas and Discovery’s Mike Meldman playing alongside pros Johnson, Spieth, Matt Kuchar, Rickie Fowler and Justin Thomas. We’re told Fowler and Thomas also visited Discovery’s first Hamptons
OWINGS MILLS, Md. – Rory McIlroy shook off his lackluster second round with a 7-under 65 on Saturday at the BMW Championship, reinvigorating his tournament chances and setting him up for a tilt at what would be a record third FedExCup. McIlroy sits at 17-under for the week at Caves Valley Golf Club, tied for fourth but four shots adrift of co-leaders Bryson DeChambeau (67) and Patrick Cantlay (66). Having started the week at 28th in the FedExCup race McIlroy was in danger of not advancing to East Lake with the top 30 for the TOUR Championship where the FedExCup goes on the line. But the Northern Irishman 19-time PGA TOUR winner currently projects to 20th and is just a place on the leaderboard away from projecting towards the top 10. He joins Tiger Woods as the only players to have two FedExCup titles. Having won the FedExCup in 2016 before the handicap strokes system was introduced and again in 2019 when it was first implemented, McIlroy isn’t daunted about the prospect of starting behind at East Lake. He started five shots back in 2019 and as it stands now, he projects to be eight shots off the leader. “It lets you free-wheel a little more on the first day (when you’re behind). But it’s OK because I go out and shoot 6-under next Thursday and the leader shoots 2-over, and all of a sudden, you’re right in the golf tournament,” McIlroy said. “I like the format. I think that all 30 players going into next week should feel like they have a good chance to win. Even when you are starting 10 back because if you shoot a good one that first day, you’re right back in it.” McIlroy could make a huge leap up the standings should he reel in the leaders on Sunday. He knows he’ll need to start well with the two par 5’s coming in the first four holes on the front nine. “You don’t want to put yourself under too much pressure to get off to a good start, but a good start is really important because then you can get momentum on your side early and try to ride it from there,” he said. FedExCup Notes… With just one round to play only Sergio Garcia currently projects into the top 30 to make it to the TOUR Championship from the outside. Garcia sits T4 after rounds of 65-67-67 and projects from 44th to 27th… With one in, one must be trending out. That distinction belongs to Max Homa who is languishing at T66 and needs an incredible Sunday to have any chance of survival… Hudson Swafford, currently in ninth position, is withing striking distance of also playing his way in. Others to watch out for on Sunday include Erik Van Rooyen (T10), K.H. Lee (T12) and Cam Davis (T22). They will need impressive rounds but can’t yet be discounted… Sungjae Im (3rd) also projects to make a big climb. The Korean entered the week at 25th but currently is trending towards 12th on the standings. MOVING IN Sergio Garcia: 44th to 27th MOVING OUT Max Homa: 30th to 36th
