Wgc Mexico

Koepka -3 F -2 T27 B. Vereinigte Staaten Xander Schauffele. Woods -8 F -2 Ufc Wetten D. Vereinigte Staaten Jeff Maggert. Patrick Reed outlasted a handful of the best golfers in the world on Sunday at the WGC-Mexico Championship with a final-round 67 to win his second career WGC by one stroke over Bryson DeChambeau. Coming off of last week's terrific Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club, the PGA Tour is headed to a more unheralded golf course this week in Mexico for the WGC-Mexico Championship. At the World Golf Championships-Mexico Championship, Patrick Reed claimed his eighth victory on the PGA TOUR and second WGC win with rounds of to finish at under-par at the Club. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The WGC-Mexico Championship was a golf tournament played February 20–23 at Club de Golf Chapultepec in Naucalpan, Mexico, just west of Mexico City. It was the 21st time the WGC Championship is played, and the first of the World Golf Championships events to be staged in The WGC-Mexico Championship (Spanish: WGC-Campeonato Mexicano) is a professional golf tournament hosted at the Club de Golf Chapultepec in Mexico since , and is one of the four annual World Golf Championships. Duke is Bitcoin Yvonne Catterfeld to kill this one. And frankly, these days, if you want an elite Webb result, make sure the putting surfaces are Bermuda. Grade: A. Fourth in the field around the greens. Justin HardingZander Lombard. Then he lost five strokes on his approaches last week, and that was the answer we needed. This either concludes or exacerbates what has been a Bagamon two months for the former Masters champion. This is a pure value play. Wm Crailsheim as Pebble Beach. S - co-sanctioned by the Sunshine Tour.

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Club de Golf Chapultepec. Patrick Reed. United States. Chapultepec , Mexico. Bryson DeChambeau. Rory McIlroy. Justin Thomas. South Korea 4.

United States Scotland 1. Thailand 1. Ireland 1. Austria 2. France 3. Italy 1. Spain 5. Sweden 1. Im, though, will have four rounds to rely on his stellar ball-striking to keep him in contention.

Riccio : Kevin Na — Kevin Na is someone who excels on courses where you need to navigate around tight corridors see Colonial last year, where he gained more than 16 strokes on the field.

Mexico fits that course make-up, which is why I'm willing to go to him here. If you're looking for some salary relief in DFS, he could provide a lot of value.

In this field, Sungjae should be more like or His stats have been below Sungjae standards the past couple of weeks, plus a MC last week, so we're getting a break on odds.

Take that to the bank. Powers, Golf Digest : Tyrrell Hatton — Hatton is making his first start since November, when he finally got surgery to repair a wrist that had been bothering him for nearly two years.

Impressively, he was still pretty damn good with a banged up wrist over those two seasons. But the number is too good for a player of his caliber with that type of course history.

Alldrick, FanShare Sports : Matt Wallace — The Englishman ranks seventh in our Course Suitability Ranking this week in large part due to his excellent stats when putting on poa greens.

A 27th-place finish here last year should give him the experience needed to push on here in Caddie : Dustin Johnson — Compared to past years when Dustin Johnson won this event, he's really not in the same kind of form.

He's now playing in his fourth straight week, too, so there might be some fatigue. DJ played OK last week, but when he had a chance to win, he faded hard.

Same as Pebble Beach. His game isn't in the type of place, by my observations, to be confident to back him at these odds.

And frankly, these days, if you want an elite Webb result, make sure the putting surfaces are Bermuda. Scott has played this event only once, which resulted in a 45th back in due to dreadful ball-striking.

He might make it into the Olympics and possibly even the Ryder Cup. All of this is good for Reed, of course, but it's also good for golf.

I'm not going to tell you how to feel about Reed, his antics or his history; my Twitter timeline speaks for itself.

But stories are only as good as the heroes and villains who make them up, and a leaderboard rife with big names was full of both.

That's awesome, and Reed's game has maybe never been better than it is right now. Just in time for another round of shots in his direction as he continues to absorb and use them as fuel for whatever it is that drives Patrick Reed as one of the best golfers in the world.

Jon Rahm T3 : Incredibly, he was 4 over at the turn on Friday before playing his next 32 holes in 19 under with a bogey!

He touched the lead and immediately pulled back from it, but that was as scorching a two-day heater as you're going to find on the PGA Tour.

He's terrifying no matter the event, no matter the board, no matter the score. Grade: A. After faltering late at Riviera and a 65 in Round 1, it felt like this was his week.

But he lost strokes to the field with his putter over the last three days and never really got out and galloped on the weekend like the rest of the board did.

Honestly, I thought his run of 11 holes on Friday in Round 2 in which he played 1 over before finally finding a groove is where the tournament slipped away from him a little bit.

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