Win from beginning to end! Zurich saicantelli / Theophile broke the record and won the championship

Theophile / cantley

On Sunday afternoon, April 25, Beijing time, in the heavy rain, Patrick cantlay / Xander schauffele beat Sam burns / Billy horschel in TPC Louisiana and achieved a record victory from the first round to the last round in Zurich elite English competition.

Patrick cantley / Zander Sheffield ended up with 72 shots, tied par, handed over 259 shots (59-68-60-72) in four rounds, 29 below par, and won 2 shots. They broke the event record, 27 below par.

In the first year of 2017, Kevin kisner / Scott Brown and Jonas blixt / Cameron Smith set this record.

Patrick cantley / Zander Sheffield started with a record 59 shots in the best batting match, then broke the records of 36 holes and 54 holes all the way, starting with 29 below par on Sunday.

Louisiana State University Graduate Sam burns was deeply loved by local fans. He partnered with Billy hocher and once reduced his disadvantage to one shot after catching birds in holes 8, 10 and 11. But Sam burns kicked off in the 16th hole, short par 4, and swallowed bogey in the 17th hole, par 3, and slipped after par 3. They hit 68 to 261 (62-68-63-68), 27 below the standard, in second place alone.

Doc Redman / Sam Ryder hit 67 shots, 264 shots (61-67-69-67) in four rounds, 24 shots lower than the standard, ranking third alone.

FedEx Cup champion cantley won his seventh US Tour Championship and his first victory since the Tour Championship last September. Last week, he ranked second in the RBC traditional golf match.

Theophile won for the fifth time. His last victory dates back to the 2019 sentinel championship.

The six teams tied for fourth place with 265 shots, 23 below par, including the South African combination Garrick higgo / Branden grace who hit 73 in the last round.

Dylan Wu, a Chinese American, played with Justin lower at 70, 266, 22 below the standard, and tied for 10th place. Wu Biyuan / Patrick Rodgers 73, 271, 17 lower than the standard, tied for 21st place.