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In the final round of the 2021 John Deere Classic, Lucas Glover carded a 7-under 64 to finish at 19-under for the tournament, two shots clear of the field to claim his fourth PGA TOUR victory and first in over a decade.
Lucas Glover birdied five of his last seven holes for a come-from-behind victory at the John Deere Classic for his first PGA Tour title in 10 years. (Daniel Dunn-USA TODAY Sports)
Lucas Glover wins the John Deere Classic on the PGA Tour, beating out Ryan Moore in shared second position."I want to play a few more years and try to keep going," said Glover. "It was just getting back refocused. I always thought I could do this again, and I just needed to figure out the best way to go about it again."Lucas Glover wins at thePGA Tour´sJohn Deere Classic. The American posted a final round of 64 at TPC Deere Run. He finishes in front ofRyan Moore andKevin Na, who are in joint second place.Glover finished theJohn Deere Classic with a total score of 19 under par. Martin Laird, 108 in the official world golf ranking, finishes the tournament in T28 position. The Scotsman posted a final round of 68 at TPC Deere Run. With a total score of -11 he finished 8 strokes behind the leader after the John Deere Classic. Tom Lewis finishes the tournament in T55 position. The Englishman logged a closing round of 71 at TPC Deere Run. With a total score of -6 he finished 13 strokes behind the leader after the John Deere Classic. The John Deere Classic is part of the PGA Tour. The tournament is being played from July 8th until the 11th of July 2021 at TPC Deere Run in Silvis, Illinois (USA). A total of $6,200,000 will be given to the players. The course for the tournament at TPC Deere Run plays at Par 71. The John Deere Classic takes place for the 50th time this year after last year's anniversary edition was cancelled due to the pandemic. The Classic has been held since 1971 and has been part of the PGA Tour since 1972. Top-5 Leaderboard: John Deere Classic Pos Name Today Total 1 Lucas Glover -7 -19 T2 Ryan Moore -3 -17 T2 Kevin Na -3 -17 T4 Adam Schenk -4 -16 T4 Luke List -3 -16 Show complete leaderboard of John Deere Classic This is a generated text. Possible errors can be reported here. PGA Tour Highlights: John Deere Classic 2021
John Deere Classic: Sebastian Munoz currently leads the John Deere Classic following 0 bogeys in his third of the John Deere Classic. Sebastian Munoz is ahead in the PGA Tour´s John Deere Classic after the third round. The Colombian posted a round of -16 and taking the lead ahead of Brandon Hagy in second place and Scott Brown, Adam Long, Cameron Champ, Kevin Na and Ryan Moore who are tied for third. Muñoz leads by 1 shots after posting 6 birdies on his way to a third round of 67. Martin Laird is at -8 after the third round at place T37. The Scotsman finished the round at TPC Deere Run in 69 strokes in the third round of the John Deere Classic. Tom Lewis carded a third round 70 to find himself in T48 position and trailing leader Sebastian Munoz by 10 shots. Lewis noted 1 birdie in his third round. The John Deere Classic is part of the PGA Tour. The tournament is held from July 8th until the 11th of July 2021 at TPC Deere Run in Silvis, Illinois (USA). Players will receive a total of $6,200,000 will be given to the players. The course for the tournament at TPC Deere Run plays at Par 71. The John Deere Classic takes place for the 50th time this year after last year's anniversary edition was cancelled due to the pandemic. The Classic has been held since 1971 and has been part of the PGA Tour since 1972. Top-5 Leaderboard: John Deere Classic Pos Name Today Total 1 Sebastian Munoz -4 -16 2 Brandon Hagy -4 -15 T3 Scott Brown -8 -14 T3 Adam Long -7 -14 T3 Cameron Champ -6 -14 Show complete leaderboard of John Deere Classic This is a generated text. Possible errors can be reported here.
Luke List is the 36-hole leader in the John Deere Classic after a barrage of birdies.
Luke List takes the lead at the John Deere Classic. Here are some of the best pictures of day two.
PGA Tour: Luke List leads the John Deere Classic after a second round of 63. Luke List is in first position at the PGA Tour´s John Deere Classic as we reach the end of the second round. The American posted a round of -13 to beat out Sebastian Munoz in second place and Adam Schenk, Chesson Hadley, Brandon Hagy, Chase Seiffert, Chez Reavie, Lucas Glover and Ryan Moore who sit tied for third. List leads by 1 shots after posting 8 birdies on his way to a second round of 63. Martin Laird is at -6 after the second round at place T34. The Scotsman turned in a 68 at TPC Deere Run in the second round of the John Deere Classic. Tom Lewis carded a second round 68 to find himself in T53 position and trailing leader Luke List by 8 shots. Lewis turned in 3 birdies in his second round. Ben Taylor is at -3 after the second round at rank . The Englishman finished the round at TPC Deere Run in 69 strokes in the second round of the John Deere Classic. The John Deere Classic is part of the PGA Tour. The tournament is held from July 8th until the 11th of July 2021 at TPC Deere Run in Silvis, Illinois (USA). Players will receive a total of $6,200,000 will be awarded to the players. The course for the tournament at TPC Deere Run plays at Par 71. The John Deere Classic takes place for the 50th time this year after last year's anniversary edition was cancelled due to the pandemic. The Classic has been held since 1971 and has been part of the PGA Tour since 1972. Top-5 Leaderboard: John Deere Classic Pos Name Today Total 1 Luke List -8 -13 2 Sebastian Munoz -4 -12 T3 Adam Schenk -7 -11 T3 Chesson Hadley -3 -11 T3 Brandon Hagy -7 -11 Show complete leaderboard of John Deere Classic This is a generated text. Possible errors can be reported here.
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SILVIS, Ill. — Asked, per his mother’s suggestion. And answered with practiced caution, just as you might expect from a young man who carried a 3.6 GPA at Duke University. The question put to Alex Smalley was this: Who is a better caddie, his mother Maria, who has carried and carted his bag since the talented North Carolinian turned professional after competing on the 2019 Arnold Palmer and Walker Cup teams; or his father, Terry, who carried throughout his junior career? “I'll decline to comment,” Smalley slyly responded. Thursday at TPC Deere Run, the son let his clubs do the talking as Mom and Dad watched from outside the ropes. The former Duke standout followed a successful Monday qualifying round at nearby Oakwood Country Club with a steady five-birdie, one-bogey round of 67 in the opening round of the 50th John Deere Classic. The promising start puts the 24-year-old Smalley in good position to play on a PGA TOUR weekend for the third time in as many opportunities as a pro. He previously cashed in successive starts at the Corales Puntacana Resort and Club Championship, where he posted a T22 earlier this year and a T14 in 2020. Smalley took to Deere Run with confidence, and with the benefit Don Donatello, a veteran of 23 TOUR seasons and countless trips around the Silvis course, at his side. “I knew the first couple holes might take me a little while to settle in,” said Smalley, who hit 83 percent of the greens while averaging 306 yards off the tee. “Thankfully I've played in a couple of these already, so I kind of knew what the deal was. Hit a lot of good shots, had a lot of good looks. So, it was mostly stress free for the day.” Smalley’s solid round follows consecutive top 5 finishes on the Forme Tour, the eight-event U.S. circuit that this year is providing U.S.-based players a route to the Korn Ferry TOUR Qualifying Tournament with PGA TOUR Canada off-limits due to COVID-19 restrictions. That’s why the caddie who watched him those performances was unsurprised by Smalley’s morning round at the JDC. “We know what he’s capable of,” Maria Smalley said. “He’s been playing really well.” Donatello was unsurprised, as well. Contacted Monday evening at his home in Orlando by Smalley’s agent, Christopher Kosiba, he arrived in the Quad Cities at 4:30 a.m. Tuesday, and joined Smalley for an early morning practice round just a few hours later. “I knew the kid was pretty special right off the bat,” said the caddie, who got his start on TOUR with Chris DiMarco in 1998 and experienced recent success with Will Gordon and Adam Schenk. “You could tell just the way his demeanor is and just the way he acts. He acts like he belongs here.” Smalley has the pedigree to belie that self-belief. As an amateur in 2018 and 2019, he became the first player since Rickie Fowler to win back-to-back Sunnehanna Amateurs, was the stroke-play medalist at the 2016 U.S. Amateur with a 65-68—133 total that was a shot shy of the record, and qualified for the 2017 U.S. Open at Erin Hills in Wisconsin. Little wonder teeing it up on TOUR is less than intimidating. “Yeah, I feel like I belong,” he said. “I've seen a lot of the guys I've competed with who have done well out here. There's a lot of young guns out there that are doing really well, and just hope to follow in their footsteps.” Smalley said Donatello’s course knowledge was a definite asset on Thursday. “He's seen all the winds out here, so there were a couple times where it was hard to feel where the wind was coming from in the trees, and he told me just to trust it, it's up there,” Smalley said. “And he's got all of his notes from previous years. So, it's nice to have that kind of reinforcement and experience on the bag.” That’s not to say Mom is out of a job. At least, not as far as she knows. “No. No,” Maria said. “He gave me the week off because we did so well the last couple of weeks.”
Colombia's Sebastian Munoz stormed to a share of the first-round lead at the US PGA Tour John Deere Classic on Thursday with birdies at his final five holes.
