Kevin Na upstream won the Sony Open

After 54 holes, Na and Joaquin Niemann at T2, two strokes behind Brendan Steele at the top of the table with -18. All three of the same group played the final round.

At the end of the first half, Steele did not bogey, birdie hole 7 and eagle 9 were 5.5 meters away. Na also does not bogey and two birdies, and Niemann considered “break even”. At that time, Steele led three strokes.

On hole 10, par4, Steele goes green by standard, about 23 meters from the target. But you have to do three putts to finish your bogey spot. During the next six holes, he flinched, adding bogey hole 14.

Meanwhile, Na also bogey hole 12 because three putts are like Steele. But after that negligence, Na unexpectedly achieved a high efficiency. He, respectively, a birdie 4.5 meters away in hole 13, three meters three meters in hole 14 and 1.8 meters in hole 15. At that time, Na held the top of the table with Chris Kirk. This golfer was two holes ahead of Na group, hit 65 strokes and finished at -20.

Kirk attended the Sony Open with the right to reserve the match during the time of alcohol withdrawal and depression treatment from May 2019. Prize is your last chance to get your complete membership card back. The past four days, Kirk has beaten 65 sticks.

And Steele to hole 17 has a new chance birdie 3.3 meters to return to the top of the table. But he ripped off, missed the remaining birdie hole.

During the second half of the round, Niemann did not bogey, scored four birdies and then returned to the score -20.

Hole 18, Na plays 314 yards but the ball enters the rough grass on the right side of the fairway. Despite the unfavorable position, he still ice an additional 251 yards and into the rough layer behind the green. From there, Na chip in and then gently birdie by the hole just over two gloves. It was a putt that brought Na to the podium with a bonus of $ 1,188 million.

Kirk and Niemann with T2, each receiving 587,400 USD. Steele in T4 (points -19) with Webb Simpson and Marc Leishman, each receiving $ 277,750.

Before the tournament, Kirk needed 150 FedEx Cup points to play the PGA Tour through the front door. Having finished T2, he got 245 points.

The Sony Open 2021 is Na’s fifth title at the PGA Tour. Korean-American competitor was born in 1983, entered professionally in 2001. It took him three years to go to the PGA Tour, seven more years to win his first championship – Shriners Open 2011 and then more time to win a second – The Greenbrier 2018. However, over the past two years, Na has added three titles, including the Sony Open.

This season alone, Na has gone through six pre-match tournaments in Hawaii, in which the last five times cut out but not once in the top 10 final.

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