Australia’s Adam Scott has put leader Jacob Bridgeman with a stunning eight-under final round 63 at the Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles.
Scott sits at 16-under par for the tournament, three shots back from Bridgeman with the clubhouse lead, following his bogey free effort to claim low round of the day honours.
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It was the Queenslander’s second 63 of the week, having also produced a second round clinic at the venue where he last won on the PGA Tour back in 2020.
Scott’s performance marks an excellent return to form after not registering a top ten finish at all last year.
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Bridgeman is even par for the day at 19-under with four holes left to play.
Kurt Kityama (-16), Rory McIlroy (-15) and Aldrich Potgieter (-15) are all among the chasing pack too and will be hoping for Bridgeman to tense up as he edges closer towards a first PGA Tour title.
The American led at one point in the final round at Pebble Beach a week ago, but a back nine collapse ruined his chances of victory there.
He even ended up on the beach beside the 18th green and thinned his shot from the sand and pebbles into the sea wall and his ball ricocheted back into the ocean.
The lengthy delay that was prompted by that slip up and his decision to go back to the fairway to take a drop caused Collin Morikawa to wait roughly 20 minutes to play his second shot on his way to victory.
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Australia’s Min Woo Lee fired a six-under par 65 to jump to 11-under overall alongside world No.1 Scottie Scheffler and Jordan Spieth in a share of .
The West Australian made seven birdies as he put on a stripe show.
Lee hit 11 of 14 fairways and gained more strokes than anyone else in the field off the tee.
He led that statistic across the four rounds combined, but struggled with his irons or wedges in hand to prevent himself from contending like he did at Pebble Beach last week with a runner-up finish.
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