(Houston) Min Woo Lee remained calm in front of Scottie Scheffler’s efforts and Gary Woodland to win Houston’s omnium with a blow on Sunday, deserving a first victory at the PGA.
Lee housed a 55 -foot roll near the cut at 18e hole, paving the way for a victorious normal.
A 67 brought his total to 260, minus 20. He beat the brand of the tournament by four shots.
“It was really not easy,” said Lee. Scottie is exceptional and you must always be on your guard. I am happy to have kept the lead. It’s exhausting, mentally too. I am so proud of how I behaved. »»
Lee led five shots when Woodland (62) threatened, showing less than four to his last four holes.
Tournament champion of the masters tournament, Scheffler aligned four Oislets at the end of the round, bringing a card of 63.
“I was just trying to put as much pressure as possible,” said Scheffler. I did not know the start of the start of the round that I would have liked. It must be said that Min Woo was very good. »»
26 -year -old Australian, Lee delivered 41 holes in a row without bugs before committing one to 16e hole, where his ball went to the water.
Her older sister, Minjee won omnium from the United States in 2022 and the Evian championship in 2021.
Min Woo Lee has three gains on the European circuit and a victory over the Asian circuit.
Woodland has scored his best result since he underwent a brain operation to withdraw a tumor in September 2023.
Sami Valimaki excelled with a 62 for 263, two strokes better than the Canadian Taylor Pendrith (65), Rory McILroy (64) and two other golfers.
McILroy committed bugs to his first and last holes.
The unifolié was also represented by Mackenzie Hughes (66, 267), Adam Hadwin (71, 273) and Adam Svensson (71, 279).
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