SEAMUS POWER’S QUEST for a third PGA Tour title will end in strange circumstances after today’s final round at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship was postponed due to bad weather.
The PGA Tour has confirmed that the tournament results will be considered final through 54 holes in accordance with tour regulations.
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A playoff between leaders Power and Austin Smotherman (-16) will be held to determine the champion and is tentatively scheduled for 9 a.m. local time (midday Irish time) on Monday, subject to weather conditions.
Elsewhere, Darren Clarke (-13) finished in second place at the PGA Tour Champions’ Stifel Charity Classic.
The Tyrone man held a one shot lead with five holes to play, but came up agonisingly short behind winner Rory Sabbatini (-14).
Sabbatini, who turned 50 in April, shot a 9-under 62 today, jumping eight spots on the leaderboard to beat Clarke by a shot.
Pádraig Harrington finished in 30th on 4-under par.
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Power to play Bermuda playoff on Monday; Clarke comes second in Stifel Charity Classic
LAST UPDATE | 25 Oct
SEAMUS POWER’S QUEST for a third PGA Tour title will end in strange circumstances after today’s final round at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship was postponed due to bad weather.
The PGA Tour has confirmed that the tournament results will be considered final through 54 holes in accordance with tour regulations.
A playoff between leaders Power and Austin Smotherman (-16) will be held to determine the champion and is tentatively scheduled for 9 a.m. local time (midday Irish time) on Monday, subject to weather conditions.
Elsewhere, Darren Clarke (-13) finished in second place at the PGA Tour Champions’ Stifel Charity Classic.
The Tyrone man held a one shot lead with five holes to play, but came up agonisingly short behind winner Rory Sabbatini (-14).
Sabbatini, who turned 50 in April, shot a 9-under 62 today, jumping eight spots on the leaderboard to beat Clarke by a shot.
Pádraig Harrington finished in 30th on 4-under par.
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