Russell Henley, American swinger Still retaining the lead before going into the finals with a total score of 18-under-par 192 after the third round of the PGA Tour, the Sony Open added another three-under par 67 at Viale Country. Par 70 club, distance 7,044 yards, prize money of $7.5 million, 240 million baht in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. On the morning of Sunday, January 16, time in Thailand with Hideki Matsuyama, a favorite of Japanese swingers. Scored a pendant 2 strokes behind after this round, made 7 under par 63
This will be the second match of 2022 and the second to be played in Hawaii, taking place January 13-16, following the completion of the third round of 32-year-old Russell Henley Swing. From the US Leaders from the last round still maintain a leadership position After making 3 more under par 67 from 5 birdies and 2 bogeys, total 18-under par 192.
Japan’s No. 1 swinger Hideki Matsuyama, who won the Masters this round, added another 7-under-par 63 from 7 birdies without bogeys at all, scoring a total of 16-under par 194, behind the 2nd leader. Stroke, who is vying for an eighth title on the PGA Tour and has the same record as South Korea’s KJ Choi, who is the most-winning Asian golfer on the PGA Tour.
Canada’s Adam Swansson, Ireland’s Seamus Power, USA’s Matt Kuchar and China’s Li Haotong shared a total of 14-under par 196, jointly ranked third. American golfers Lucas Glover and Kevin Kisner shared seventh place with a total score of 13-under par 197.
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