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Thomas Outduels Koepka for WGC Win, World No. 1 Ranking OUR 1638 TH ISSUE Vol. 32, No. 26 R O C H E S T E R Monday, August 3, 2020 Werenski Makes Late Thomas Outduels Koepka for Charge to Capture WGC Win, World No. 1 Ranking PGA Barracuda Title Washington (AFP) — Justin Thomas reclaimed the world number one ranking on Sunday by outdueling defending cham- pion Brooks Koepka down the stretch to win the WGC St Jude Invitational by three strokes. Thomas, who began the day four shots off the lead, fired a five-under par 65 final round to thwart Koepka’s repeat bid and take the title at TPC Southwind in Memphis, Tennessee, on a 72-hole total of 13-under 267. “It means a lot, especially with American Richy Werenski won his first US PGA Tour title at the Barracuda how I felt like I did it,” Thomas Championship (AFP Photo/Jed Jacobsohn) said. “In the past, I struggled with coming from behind. I got Los Angeles (AFP) — Richy his first PGA title. wrapped up in how far I was American Justin Thomas became the third-youngest US PGA Tour player Werenski made three birdies The unique event uses a Mod- behind and how many people.” in the past 60 years to reach 13 career wins when he won the WGC St and an eagle over Sunday’s final ified Stableford scoring system Thomas — PAGE 6 Jude Invitational. (AFP Photo/Andy Lyons) seven holes to chase down fellow that awards points for birdies, American Troy Merritt and win eagles and all sub-par scores but the Barracuda Championship for Werenski — PAGE 3 Kang Edges Boutier to Capture Wristbands and Lanyards: First Title of LPGA Return Washington (AFP) — Danielle LPGA’s New Ultimate Kang held off France’s Celine Boutier over the final holes Sun- day to win the LPGA Drive On Status Symbol Championship, the tour’s first tournament since February after a COVID-19 shutdown. It was the fourth career title for the 27-year-old American, whose first win was a major, the 2017 Women’s PGA Champi- onship, and whose other two came at Shanghai in 2018 and 2019. “I worked really hard for the last seven months,” Kang said. “I’m really excited right now.” American Danielle Kang holds the trophy after winning the LPGA Drive Kang fired a two-under par On Championship on Sunday in the tour’s first event since February due Kang — PAGE 6 to a COVID-19 hiatus. (AFP Photo/Patrick Smith) BY RANDALL MELL lanyard, if they prefer — when Wristbands and lanyards. they return a negative result, Angela Stanford has come to which is required before they A Love for Special Students and the appreciate them as the ultimate get clubhouse access. They also status symbols for LPGA players get a Tyvek wristband, with a March to a State Championship competing amid the coronavirus different color every day, that pandemic in the tour’s restart shows they’ve passed a thermal BY BOB DENNEY, PGA at the Drive On Championship temperature screening. HISTORIAN EMERITUS this week. “I don’t understand why ev- Cox Mill High School’s Lady “I hate things on my wrist, but erybody doesn’t do that,” Stan- Chargers, the reigning Class 3A I keep reminding myself that’s ford says of the larger world. North Carolina girls’ golf cham- the reason I get to play,” Stan- She likes the visible monitoring pions, will represent the Tar ford said. status, and believes even the Heel State in the High School Under new LPGA protocols, “pending” status is comforting to Golf National Invitational, Aug. players get one wristband after see. “That makes people aware, 3-5, in Pinehurst. arriving at the tournament site too, that I’ve taken a test. ‘Let’s How they arrived at this lofty and taking a COVID-19 saliva test. keep distance.’ Man, that was a summit is a tale of course man- They wear it to show their results really good move by the LPGA. agement of the human kind. are “pending,” which allows them I really like it, because it just lets It began four years ago when to be on the property to practice people around me know that I’ve Cox Mill’s golf coach left. Moses as they await results. They get a been tested and just be aware.” Smith, then the school’s girl’s different fabric wristband — or Wristbands — PAGE 7 Love — PAGE 7 Local Holes-In-One on Page 4 See Past Holes-In-One at golfweekrochester.com Page 2 • Rochester GOLF WEEK • Monday, August 3, 2020 WNYPGA WNY Classic Results: July 27 1 Jeff Kaye Livingston CC . 33-37--70 -2 $ Mulligans 2 David Wedzik Golf Evolution . 35-37--72 E T3 Tom Keenan PGA Life Member . 40-33--73 +1 News, Notes, Quotes & Anecdotes T3 Dwayne Randall Bartlett CC . 39-34--73 +1 T3 Rob Krajewski Glen Oak GC . 36-37--73 +1 $ From the Local Golfing Community 6 Michael O’Connor The Kahkwa Club . 37-37--74 +2 T7 J .A . Sutherland CC of Buffalo . 41-34--75 +3 the Partners Better-Ball Pro-Am T7 Tim Fries Glen Oak GC . 38-37--75 +3 WNYPGA WNY T7 Pat Damore Lakewood Golf Center . 40-35--75 +3 with an 8 under par 64. Classic Results T7 Bobby Hogan River Oaks GC . 37-38--75 +3 $ • • • T7 David Patronik Woods To WEdges . 38-37--75 +3 Jeff Kaye, PGA Professional T7 Steve Barber Locust Hill CC . 37-38--75 +3 at Livingston Country Club, re- 2020 Kids First T13 Mike Sweazy Wild Wood CC . 36-40--76 +4 turned to his childhood home to Golf Classic T13 Mark Lesinski Transit Valley CC . 39-37--76 +4 win the WNYPGA WNY Classic The First Tee of Western New T15 Ryan Swanson Pinehurst G .C . 40-37--77 +5 Championship at Lake View York is hosting a charity fundrais- T15 Michael Mancari Wild Wood CC . 39-38--77 +5 Country Club with a 2 under par er golf tournament on Monday, T15 Tim Falkner Crag Burn GC . 40-37--77 +5 T15 Kirk Stauffer PGA Life Member . 39-38--77 +5 70. David Wedzik, PGA, from August 24 at Locust Hill Country T19 Marc Rosa Wanakah CC . 39-40--79 +7 Golf Evolution was 2nd with 72. 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