Brian Campbell conquers John Deere Classic to win another playoffs this year

Silvis, sick. – This year, Brans Campbell won the PGA tour for the second time, how he was in the arrest, when he closed with 4-sheet 67 and won Emiliano Grillo on Sunday in the first Sunday in John Deere Classic.

She expanded the season defeated or bust for Campbell, who opened in the playoffs in the end of February. He finished from the first 30 every tournament except his two wins.

This could be enough to enter it in the British, depending on how highly moving in world ranking published on Monday, traditionally used as an alternative list.

Campbell seemed to have control over three bird tournaments into a four-back hole nine. But he fell with double wells on trees 15. And that was a wild scorn to the end.

Grillo, who has also closed from 67, took the lead when Campbell made double Bogee, just three times for Bogee 16. years.

Campbell, one of the shorter strikes on the tour, has blown 3-wood up to 18 feet for two permanent birds on a PAR-5 17. And closely missed a 25-foot bird. He was the first player he published in 18-Mandu 266.

Grillo got up and down for bird 17., Holing Punt in 8 feet and caught a bad break 18. When his drive was placed in divorce. He struck a wedge on only within 40 feet, and two-sided for a couple to join Campbell to 266.

David Lipsky was ready to join them when he hit Colonel at 8 meters for Eagles 17. years to get angry. But he hooked his train 18., he could not reach the green, and his 15 feet let him enter the playoffs in grabbing left lips and beat. He shot 68 and tied to the third with Kevin Roy (65).

Playoffs lacked real dramas. Campbell hit the beautiful trap Draw at about 15 feet 18. place. Grillo, who caught a break when his drive was right sitting in Trampled Grubim, sent a long time green. His flop shot did not exactly reach the surface of the placement, and his first attempt from some 25 feet never had a chance.

“I got there. I gave myself a chance,” Grillo said. “I made some good put. Hit a good punt at 72. And that’s all I can do.”

Campbell This year becomes a fifth player for multiple victories on certain tournaments on PGA tour, joining Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Sepp Straci and Ryan Fox.

He ended about half an hour in front of the final group, but Campbell decided to stay in the club house to see if his score would last instead of staying free in the range of practice. He said it was hot enough to cool her better and rest a little rather than argue with the result – drilled his run down the middle and put all the pressure on the grillo with his access.

The maximum house, without winning in more than two years, ran away with three straight birds early in the circle to briefly take over the lead. He played the last 14 holes in 1, the missing key entrance to stay in the game and early at 69 to bind to the fifth. It was his first 10 on the PGA tour in almost 15 months.

The five is tied to his heel, including 47-year-old Matt Kuchar, who closed 66, and Lucas Glover, which shot 64.

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