Koepka upstream won the Phoenix Open

The second Eagle came after a 30 meter chip into hole 17 – the penultimate hole in the round. It helps him to lead two strokes when he has one hole to finish the solution. After that, Koepka kept the last par hole and went up to the coronation podium, earning $ 1.314 million.

Koepka’s first Eagle in the final round took place at hole 3, par5, where he was “2 on” and then finished shooting a putt from 7.3 meters.

All round, apart from these two eagles, Koepka has the only three birdies and bogeys in hole 2. He averaged 327 yards, hit 10 of the 14 fairways and went green according to the standard of 16 holes.

At the end of the leg, Xander Schauffele and Jordan Spieth led Koepka five strokes. They started in the same direction from hole 1, with Koepka going two holes ahead.

Schauffele dribbled, on par with a stick after 17 holes and birdie closed the round only to help him reach the final -18 point. Spieth through 11 birdie holes, back three bogeys. The rest, he could not turn the situation because he scored only two birdies, not to mention the kick in the lake in holes 15 and 17 and then had to keep par later. Hole 18, Spieth birdie but only procedural because after this point, he reached -17, still two sticks behind Koepka in the target.

Lee Kyoung-hoon was one hole behind Koepka. The Korean player entered the green hole at the end of the tournament with a birdie chance to pull Koepka into the hole. But he deceived because he was 10 meters from the target.

Lee and Schauffele stand T2 (points -18), each receiving $ 649,700. Spieth returned to T4, alongside Carlos Ortiz and Steve Stricker, 53 years old. This position was 307,200 USD.

Yesterday, Koepka won the Phoenix Open for the second time, after his first in 2015 – the first launch for the current eight championships at the PGA Tour, including all four majors in 2017-2019.

The award recognizes the golfer’s physical and psychological recovery, accumulated the first 47 weeks of the world golf rankings, since October 2018. Because he lost fire from holding WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational 2019.

For nearly 18 months, Koepka has been fighting despite injury, twice with his left knee, followed by the hip. During that time, he was at least three times on the operating table. Then two months ago, the player born in 1990 had to question himself.

“I was wondering about the ability to regain the same competitiveness as before. Because I had been in pain, practiced pillow recovery for a long time with my own expert but didn’t feel good. It made my mind very tired. I managed to pull myself out of my dark mood and form, “Koepka said after the Phoenix Open.

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