Parker Coody joins his identical twin, Pierceson Coody in winning PGA TOUR-affiliated Tour events this season. 2 after missing the cut.Ģ022 CentrePort Canada Rail Park Manitoba OpenĢ022 Sotheby’s International Realty Canada Ontario OpenĢ016 CentrePort Canada Rail Park Manitoba Open
Previous leader Danny Walker slipped to No.
Wil Bateman of Canada now leads the season-long points race after he tied for 14th this week. (Through CentrePort Canada Rail Park Manitoba Open) Noah Steele (Kingston, Ontario) finished at 16-under and in a tie for eighth. Sudarshan Yellamaraju (Mississauga, Ontario) topped the Canadians in the field. The tournament is at the Cragun’s Resort in Brainerd, Minnesota.ĭid you know Parker Coody’s 27-under total is the second-lowest winning score in relation to par in PGA TOUR Canada history? Taylor Pendrith finished at 28-under at the 2019 Quebec Open at Elm Ridge Country Club’s North Course. PGA TOUR Canada crosses the border for an official event for the first time next week when it contests the CRMC Championship presented by Gertens. 7 in the standings with two full-field events left on the schedule before the season-ending, limited field Fortinet Cup Championship in September. Holt (19-under) had four rounds in the 60s.Ĭoody earned 500 Fortinet Cup points for the victory and $36,000. They were one stroke behind Ian Holt, who was all alone in second place. He tied for third with Gavin Hall, at 18-under. He was 14-under after birdieing seven holes and getting an eagle along the way.Īfter a short break, the final round began with Coody comfortably ahead.ĭavid Kim had a strong showing over the final 18 holes with four birdies and two eagles en route to a best-of-the-day-tying 64. Trent Phillips also climbed into contention with a 64 in the third round. His surge included five birdies and two eagles. Kang fired a 65 to vault into second, at 14-under, entering the final eighteen holes. He birdied the 13th, 15th, 17th and 18th holes to finish the round with a 67 and move to 22-under. With Jeffrey Kang and others mounting a charge, Coody responded with a barrage of birdies to maintain a comfortable advantage. He was even par on 11 of his first 12 holes in the third round. The former University of Texas standout, who is the grandson of 1971 Masters champion Charles Coody, opened the marathon day with a five-stroke lead, at 17-under. I had a great week at home with my coach,” said Coody, who is from Plano, Texas. The victory came on the heels of three consecutive missed cuts. He sealed the deal with a lengthy putt on No. But I had to keep the pedal to the metal and keep going.”Ĭoody capped the tournament with a round of 67 that included five birdies over the final seven holes. “I know it sounds crazy, but I just had to keep going because there are low scores out there,” said Coody, who had hoped to reach 30-under. His performance tied the record for the largest margin of victory on PGA TOUR Canada, equaling Taylor Pendrith (2019 Quebec Open), Lee McCoy (2017 Freedom 55 Financial Open) and Hank Lebioda (2017 Quebec Open). The 22-year-old rookie finished at 27-under and prevailed by eight strokes at the seventh PGA TOUR Canada tournament of the 2022 season. Coody maintained a sizable lead throughout the long morning and afternoon. A postponement of the first round led to a 36-hole finale for the CentrePort Canada Rail Park Manitoba Open on Sunday.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba-Parker Coody’s first win as a professional came at the end of a very long day at the Southwood Golf and Country Club.
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