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Robert Macintyre, in Scotland, continued his superb start to the BMW championship to move five shots to Scottie Scheffler in the mid-chemin of the Fedexcup Playoffs event.
Having led Scheffler by three after having fired 62 during an opening day interrupted in the rain at the Valley Golf Club cellars in Maryland, Macintyre maintained its shape with a superb 64 Friday to extend its advantage at the top of the ranking by two shots.
The Scottish completed a Bogeyless round with six birdies taking him 14 under the tournament, while the n ° 1 in the world n ° 1 corded a 65 to stay in touch at Nine Under.
Macintyre, who is about to join Rory McILroy, Tommy Fleetwood and Justin Rose to qualify for the European Ryder Cup team, hit three birdies on each new in another controlled screen.
Ludvig Aberg (eight sous) and Hideki Matsuyama (seven sous) both equaled Macintyre for the lowest tour of the day to go up the ranking to the third and fourth, respectively.
England Fleetwood had to be satisfied with a 69 after having forced three of the last four holes to return to six under for the tournament, which left it tied in fifth with the American duo Michael Kim and Maverick McNealy.
England Harry Hall is a shot further in equality for the eighth alongside Viktor Hovland and Sam Burns.
McILroy produced a solid finish to reach four under his round and the tournament.
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Rory McILroy was frustrated as a result of his performance on the second day during the BMW Championship in Due Mills, Maryland.
The Masters champion was one after eight holes after a double bogey in the third part, but started a series of three successive stews in the ninth hole before adding a superb eagle to the 16th by five.
The Northern Irishman jumped the Fedex Cup event last week knowing that he is sure to be in the championship of next week tour.
The playoffs were launched in 2007 and received several adjustments to qualification and format since this year having three tournaments which all offer limited field sizes.
Only the top 70 of the ranking throughout the season qualified for the Fedex St. Jude championship last week, with the top 50 after having progressed to the BMW championship of this week.
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Highlights of the fourth day of the Fedex St Jude championship of TPC Southwind, Memphis, Tennessee.
The two events offer 2,000 FEDEXCUP points to the winner – four times the amount granted for a regular event of PGA Tour, the two also not having a reduction of 36 holes.
The top 30 of the ranking after the two tournaments qualify for the Tour championship, which takes place from August 21 to 24 at the East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, with the three events exclusively Live on Sky Sports.
How to watch the BMW championship live on Sky Sports this week?
Sky Sports will have an extensive coverage of the three Fedexcup playoff series, with all tournaments on Sky Sports Golf and a bonus coverage on Sky Sports +.
The early coverage of the third round of the BMW championship begins on Saturday at 2:15 p.m. on Sky Sports +, before full coverage from 6 p.m. on Sky Sports Golf.
Sunday’s final coverage is live from 4 p.m. on Sky Sports Golf.
Rasmus Hojgaard increases the Ryder Cup push to Denmark
Rasmus Hojgaard delighted fans of the house and increased his push from the Ryder Cup by opening a two -stroke advance in the Danish golf championship.
Hojgaard added a 64 seven sous of his first 66 at Feso Golf Klub to take the lead in the middle of his original tournament.
Dane, 24, is currently eighth on the list of points of the Ryder Cup of Team Europe, just outside the first six automatic places, Luke Donald making six choices of captain after the British Masters on August 24.
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Highlights of the second round of the Danish Golf Championship in Copenhagen.
“You eat each other a bit,” said Hojgaard, the 2023 champion, quoted on the DPs World Tour website on Danish fans.
“I obviously felt good there. Trying to do as many stews as possible and with them that encourage me, I just wanted to continue as long as possible.
“He died a little towards the end when I did this boring bogy at eight, but it was a great atmosphere there.”
Hojgaard, who started at the 10th hole, started with six consecutive pars before saving a Birdie in the 16th with an eagle in the 18th per-fi after hitting his three-foot approach.
A series of five birdies in the first six holes on his new back gave him breathing space at the top.
The Hojgaard lonely bogey in the eighth cost him the record for outright course, corresponding to the first score of Marco Penge on Thursday.
“I haven’t tried to do too much,” said Hojgaard. “I was well hitting the ball well, I had an idea of the place where he was going and set up a lot of chance.”
The English older is two shots on 10 under 10 under a 68 composed of six birdies and three Bogeys, while the Canadian cockerill Aaron is in third, three strokes further.
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