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John Deere Classic

Davis Thompson Sizzles at John Deere

July 8, 2024 by PGA Tour Brunch

SILVIS – (Staff and Wire Service Report) – Davis Thompson shot 7-under par 64 to run away with the John Deere Classic for his first PGA Tour victory Sunday in Illinois.

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Thompson finished with a tournament-record 28-under 256 for a four-shot victory on a trio of contenders, breaking away from a two-shot lead from the beginning of the day and leading by as many as six strokes.

Luke Clanton, a Florida State golfer, shot 63 and became the first amateur to record top 10 finishes in back-to-back weeks on the PGA Tour since 1958. He tied for second place with Michael Thorbjornsen (63) and Taiwan’s C.T. Pan (64).

Ben Griffin had the day’s best score with 62 to finish at 23 under and he was joined in fifth place by Carson Young 63).

Denny McCarthy (64), Andrew Novak (64), Eric Cole (69) and England’s Aaron Rai (69) ended at 21 under and tied with Hayden Springer, who opened the tournament with Thursday’s 59. Springer played the backside in 5 under Sunday for a late surge.

By midway through the round, it became clear that there would be a first-time winner on the PGA Tour. Griffin, Young, Thorbjornsen, Clanton, McCarthy, Novak and Springer were also seeking their first title on the circuit, but Thompson’s lead was too large.

Thompson, 25, is a former University of Georgia golfer who has been contending in recent weeks. He tied for second place last week at the Rocket Mortgage Classic and shared ninth place in last month’s U.S. Open.

Thompson recorded birdies on seven of the first 10 holes of the final round at TPC Deere Run to open a six-shot lead. He had his first bogey of the weekend on No. 12 before a birdie on No 14 stretched the margin back to four shots on Griffin.

Clanton played the back nine in 6 under Sunday. Thorbjornsen notched six consecutive birdies from Nos. 8-13, but still trailed by five shots.

Young, a 29-year-old former Clemson golfer, had his only bogey on the last hole and fell out of second place.

Griffin had an eagle on the par-5 second hole, but after reaching 10 under for the round dropped a stroke with a bogey 6 on No. 17.

Because of weather concerns, golfers were placed in threesomes and Nos. 1 and 10 were used as starting points with tee times moved up.

–Field Level Media

Filed Under: PGA TOUR Tagged With: John Deere Classic, PGA Tour

Thompson, Cole Lead at John Deere

July 7, 2024 by PGA Tour Brunch

SILVIS (Illinois) – Following T9 and T2 finishes in his two most recent starts (U.S. Open and Rocket Mortgage), Davis Thompson made nine birdies en route to a bogey-free (62) to reach 21-under (192) after 54 holes.

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He holds his second 54-hole lead/co-lead on TOUR (2023 American Express).

Thompson’s (62) matched his career-low score from round one of the 2023 American Express when he finished second.

With birdies on six of his first nine holes – including five straight on Nos. 4-8 – Jordan Spieth turned at 6-under (29) before signing for an 8-under (63). The (63) falls two strokes shy of his career-low score of (61); the first of 61s he posted in round three of the 2015 John Deere Classic en route to his win.

A week removed from his second top-10 finish of the season, a T6 at the Rocket Mortgage Classic, Eric Cole followed a 9-under (62) in round one with scores of 68-64 in rounds two and three to reach T2 at 19-under (194). Cole played his last three holes in R3 in 3-under par (eagle-birdie-par).

Making his first start in the John Deere Classic, Aaron Rai (T2/-19) followed a second-round 8-under (63) with a 5-under (66) and sits T-2 with Cole.

John Deere Classic | Leaderboard After 54 Holes

1 Davis Thompson 63 67 62 192 (-21)

T2 Eric Cole 62 68 64 194 (-19)

T2 Aaron Rai 65 63 66 194 (-19)

T4 Hayden Springer 59 71 66 196 (-17)

T4 C.T. Pan 65 63 68 196 (-17)

Filed Under: PGA TOUR Tagged With: John Deere Classic, PGA Tour, PGA Tour B, PGA Tour Golf

Pan, Rai Lead at John Deere Classic

July 6, 2024 by PGA Tour Brunch

SILVIS – C.T. Pan currently shares his first 36-hole lead/co-lead on TOUR with Aaron Rai. For Pan, it’s his second lead after any round (R3/2023 RBC Canadian Open) when he finished T3.

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Pan’s econd-round (63) fell one-stroke shy of his career-best (62/R4/2023 CJ CUP Byron Nelson/finished 4th) as he seeks his second all-time PGA TOUR victory in his 193rd start on TOUR. Pan won the 2019 RBC Heritage.

Rai shares his second-consecutive 36-hole lead/co-lead on TOUR this season as he held a share of 36-hole lead at last week’s Rocket Mortgage Classic and finished a career-high T2.

Rai also held a share of the 36-hole lead with partner David Lipsky at the 2024 Zurich Classic of New Orleans (finished T23).

Rai’s (128) marks career-best opening 36-hole score on TOUR with the previous best as a (131) at the 2024 Rocket Mortgage Classic, a week ago.

Making his first start at the event since 2015, two-time John Deere Classic champion Jordan Spieth (T47/-6) was in danger of a MTC but rallied to card 4-under (67) and sits eight shots back after 36-holes.

The cutline advanced 76 professionals and one amateur at 5-under (137) from a field of 155 professionals and one amateur.

Jimmy Stanger withdrew prior to his second round due to an elbow injury.

John Deere Classic | Leaderboard After 36 Holes

T1 C.T. Pan 65 63 128 (-14)

T1 Aaron Rai 65 63 128 (-14)

3 Harry Hall 63 66 129 (-13)

T4 Six players 130 (-12)

Full Leaderboard: (link)

Filed Under: PGA TOUR Tagged With: John Deere Classic, PGA Tour, PGA Tour Brunch

PGA Tour: Springer Shoots 59

July 5, 2024 by PGA Tour Brunch

SILVIS – Hayden Springer had some fireworks for the crowds at the John Deere Classic. His opening round was highlighted by eight birdies and two eagles during his tournament debut, as the PGA TOUR rookie signed for a 12-under (59). He’s the 13th different player (14 times) to shoot a sub-60 round on the PGA TOUR. Jim Furyk is the only player with 58 and 59.

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Springer’s round included: Hitting 10-of-14 fairways, 14-of-18 greens in regulation and 21 total putts (sank 112’ 6” of putts).

His career-low round on TOUR came in his 19th start. His previous best was an 8-under (64) during R1/2024 American Express.

Finland’s Sami Valimaki carded a 10-under (61) in his first John Deere Classic start, good for solo-second. His PGA TOUR stint comes after earning exempt status to the gig by way of the Top 10 in the 2023 DP World Tour Eligibility Ranking category, seeks a second Top 10 of the season after finishing second at the Mexico Open at Vidanta.

Following last week’s T6 at the Rocket Mortgage Classic, Eric Cole (3rd/-9) is making his third John Deere Classic start (MC/2021, T42/2023). His opening round (62) fell a stroke shy of his career-best (61/R3/2023 RSM Classic).

The 2013 and 2015 John Deere Classic champion Jordan Spieth sits T90 after an opening-round 2-under (69). In successful rounds on his way to winning, Spieth opened with a 1-under (70) in 2013 and even-par (71) in 2015.


John Deere Classic | Leaderboard After 18 Holes

1 Hayden Springer 59 (-12)

2 Sami Valimaki 61 (-10)

3 Eric Cole 62 (-9)

T4 Four players 63 (-8)

Filed Under: PGA TOUR Tagged With: John Deere Classic, PGA Tour, PGA Tour Brunch

Spieth Remembers Back in the Day

July 4, 2024 by PGA Tour Brunch

SILVIS (Illinois) – (Staff and Wire Service Report) – Super star golfer Jordan Spieth remembers being the kid who won the John Deere Classic just before his 20th birthday. Sometimes he tries to tap back into that part of his life, a rookie year where he swung carefree and let his talent take him where he was going.

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The two-time tournament champion is back at the John Deere Classic — beginning Thursday in Silvis, Ill. — where he’ll be the star of the show while at the same time searching for his old form.

“It really does feel like a second home,” Spieth said of TPC Deere Run and the surrounding area. “It’s been really, really cool kind of the reception I received since coming back just one day at Zach Johnson’s charity event and then a couple days here at the golf course.

“I don’t have support like this anywhere outside of (his native Dallas-Fort Worth area), so hopefully that continues this week and I can pick up where I left off.”

Spieth made history in 2013 by winning the John Deere as a 19-year-old. He placed seventh the next year and won it again in 2015. But this is his first time back at the tournament since then. Its place on the PGA Tour schedule right before the Scottish Open and Open Championship does it no favors in terms of attracting an elite field.

“I wasn’t expecting the people to be like, ‘Why haven’t you’ve been back?’” Spieth said. “All I am hearing is, ‘Man, we’re so glad you’re here.’”

The feeling is mutual. Spieth comes to the par-71, 7,289-yard TPC Deere Run a mere 59th place in the FedEx Cup standings, amid a stretch of poor results. Starting with the Masters in mid-April, he’s missed three of nine cuts and finished no better than T29.

“This year has been a bit frustrating because I feel like I’ve been a better player than any of the previous few years,” Spieth said. “I just haven’t produced the results yet, had it all come together. It’s been a patience test this year, but it’s a better place than kind of having no idea what to do, where I’ve lived before.”

The tournament is an opportunity for youngsters to make their mark early in their PGA Tour careers. Bryson DeChambeau was 23 in 2017 when he made the John Deere his first win on tour. The next year, Michael Kim set the tournament scoring record of 27-under 257 in his only PGA Tour win to date.

Australian Jason Day made his PGA Tour debut at the 2006 John Deere. Like Spieth, the former phenom is back for the first time in a long time, making his first start here since 2011.

“Me personally, I’m looking to try and find the good play that I had at the start of the year and try and replicate that through my end part of my year,” Day said.

Young prospects to watch out for this week include amateur Luke Clanton, who tied for 10th at last week’s Rocket Mortgage Classic; Neal Shipley, the low amateur at the Masters and U.S. Open who has since turned pro and tied for 20th last week; and Michael Thorbjornsen, who recently turned pro after finishing first in the PGA Tour University standings.

The defending champion is Sepp Straka of Austria, who used a strong summer of 2023 to propel himself onto the European Ryder Cup team. Straka rallied from a 2-over 73 in his opening round by shooting 63, 65 and 62 the rest of the way.

“Yeah, last year first round was terrible,” Straka said. “Putted awful. Hit the ball OK, but just putted so bad. Then had a putting tweak and just got hot. Ironically, my putting hasn’t been as good as I’ve wanted this year, so maybe this place can inspire some good putting again.”

–Field Level Media

Filed Under: PGA TOUR Tagged With: John Deere Classic, PGA Tour

PGA Tour: John Deere Classic

July 3, 2024 by PGA Tour Brunch

SILVIS – The John Deere Classic is the 30th event of the FedEx Cup regular season. Only five weeks remain until the start of the FedEx Cup Playoffs. There are 119 players in the field who competed last week at the Rocket Mortgage Classic, including ten who finished in the Top 10 (Aaron Rai/T2, Davis Thompson/T2, Eric Cole/T6, Rico Hoey/T6, Luke Clanton/T10, Nick Dunlap/T10, J.J. Spaun/T10, Hayden Springer/T10, Sam Stevens/T10, Dylan Wu/T10).

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The John Deere Classic is part of The Open Qualifying Series (OQS) and two spots will be available to qualify for the 152nd Open at Royal Troon.

Defending champion and World No. 24 Sepp Straka captured his second career TOUR title in 2023 following a final-round (62). Straka carded a 1-over (73) to sit T133 after the opening round last year, the lowest position for a PGA TOUR winner since 1983. Straka will attempt to become the first repeat winner at the John Deere Classic since Steve Stricker won three in a row from 2009-11.

The 2012 champion Zach Johnson will make his 22nd career start at the John Deere Classic, four more than any player on TOUR since 2002 (Jonathan Byrd, 18). Including his win, Johnson owns seven career Top-five finishes at TPC Deere Run. The Cedar Rapids, Iowa native has made 15 consecutive cuts at the John Deere Classic (most recent MC: 2007) and enters the week tied with D.A. Weibring‘s for most total made cuts in tournament history (18). Johnson has recorded seven top-10s at the event, highlighted by a win in 2012 and runner-up finishes in 2009, 2013 and 2014.


The John Deere Classic | Tournament Facts

COURSE: TPC Deere Run, Silvis, Illinois

YARDS/PAR: 7,289 yards/Par 71

ARCHITECTS: D.A. Weibring and Chris Gray

PRIZE Money – Purse/Winner’s Share: $8,000,000/$1,400,000

DEFENDING CHAMPION: Sepp Straka

PAST RESULTS: (link)

OVERVIEW: (link)

FEDEx CUP Points to Winner: 500

SOCIAL MEDIA: #PGATour #FedExCup @JDCLASSIC @JohnDeere

How to Watch: In case of changes, visit: (PGATourCom)


John Deere | The Basics

The Tee Times at the John Deere on Thursday begin at 7:45am (ET) and continue to 3:17pm (ET).

Weather: – Thursday will come along with mostly sunny skies but humidity high in the mid 70s% with a 24% chance of rain. Winds blowing at 16 mph.

Filed Under: PGA TOUR Tagged With: John Deere Classic, PGA Tour, PGA Tour Brunch

PGA Tour: John Deere Classic Preview

July 6, 2023 by PGA Tour Brunch

SILVIS – The John Deere Classic is the 38th of 44 FedEx Cup Regular Season events, with just seven events played over the next five weeks before the start of the FedEx Cup Playoffs.

New in 2023, the Top 70 players (not 125) at the conclusion of the Wyndham Championship will qualify for the FedEx Cup Playoffs.

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There are nine players in the field within the Top 50 of the Official World Golf Ranking, the most at the event since 2012 (9), led by reigning PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year and 2022 Presidents Cup participant Cameron Young (No. 19), who is making his tournament debut, and No. 29 Russell Henley, who finished runner-up at the 2019 John Deere Classic.

J.T. Poston won the 2022 John Deere Classic in wire-to-wire fashion, earning his second career PGA Tour title and first since the 2019 Wyndham Championship. Poston went on to qualify for the TOUR Championship for the first time in his career and finished the season No. 15 in the FedExCup standings. With a win, Poston would become the fourth player to successfully defend a title this season, joining Max Homa (Fortinet Championship), Rory McIlroy (THE CJ CUP) and Scottie Scheffler (WM Phoenix Open). Five players successfully defended a title during the 2021-22 season, the most since 2007 (5).

Zach Johnson has made 14 consecutive cuts at the John Deere Classic, with his most recent MC coming in 2007. The only other player that has made the cut at the same PGA TOUR event every year since the start of the 2008 season is Matt Kuchar, who has made the cut in each of the last 17 years at the RBC Heritage (DNP/2006). Johnson is making his 21st start at the event, three shy of Jay Delsing for most in tournament history, and with a made cut, would tie D.A. Weibring‘s tournament record for most total made cuts (18). Johnson has recorded seven top-10s at the event, highlighted by a win in 2012 and runner-up finishes in 2009, 2013 and 2014.

One of the tournament favorites, Denny McCarthy, finished T-6 at the 2022 John Deere Classic, his first Top-10 in four starts at the event. Currently at No. 34 in the Official World Golf Ranking, McCarthy is the third-highest-ranked player in the field. He enters the week with three Top-10s in his last six starts, highlighted by a runner-up at the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday, where he lost in a playoff to Viktor Hovland.

PGA TOUR rookie Ludvig Aberg is making his ninth career start on Tour and his fourth since joining the TOUR as a member via PGA TOUR University. Aberg entered the third round of last week’s Rocket Mortgage Classic in a tie for third before going on to finish T-40. He enters the week No. 188 in the FedEx Cup standings. Only the Top 70 will qualify.

Luke List, Charlie Hoffman, Webb Simpson, Brandon Wu and C.T. Pan are among the players no longer competing at the John Deere (WDs).

On Wednesday, Brian Gay (WD/back injury) – with Tommy Gainey in;  Justin Lower (WD) – Arjun Atwal (IN)

Filed Under: PGA TOUR Tagged With: John Deere Classic, PGA Tour, PGA Tour Brunch

PGA Tour: John Deere Classic Wrap-Up

July 12, 2021 by PGA Tour Brunch

PGA Tour Brunch – John Deere Classic Wrap-Up

SILVIS, ILLINOIS – Lucas Glover earned fourth PGA Tour title and first in more than 10 years, banking the seventh win by a player aged 40 or older on Tour this season.

Five-time winner Kevin Na recorded his 10th runner-up finish of his PGA Tour career.

Ryan Moore finished T-2 to earn a spot in The Open Championship, should he choose to play. If Moore decides against the trip to Royal St. George’s, Adam Long is next up.

This Week: Open Championship (Royal St. George’s) and Barbasol(Kentucky)

Final Leaderboard at the John Deere Classic

Lucas Glover 68-63-70-64—265 (-19)

Ryan Moore 65-66-68-68—267 (-17)

Kevin Na 67-66-66-68—267 (-17)

Filed Under: PGA TOUR Tagged With: John Deere Classic, PGA Tour, PGA Tour Brunch

PGA Tour: John Deere Classic Final

July 11, 2021 by PGA Tour Brunch

2021 John Deere Classic – Final Round

COURSE: TPC Deere Run (Silvis, Illinois)

DEFENDING CHAMPION: Dylan Frittelli (July, 2019)

SOCIAL MEDIA: #PGATour #FedExCup @JDClassic

PGA TOUR SITE: (John Deere Classic)

TV COVERAGE: Today, July 11: Golf Channel opens final round coverage 1:00pm to 3:00pm (EDT) and CBS wraps it up from 3:00pm to 6:00pm (EDT).

STREAMING: Online coverage today with Featured Groups streaming 7:45am to 3:00pm (EDT) and Featured Holes 3:00pm to 6:00pm (EDT).

PGA TOUR RADIO COVERAGE: SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio coverage on PGA Tour Radio from 1:00pm to 6:00pm (EDT) or until conclusion. PGA Tour Radio is available on Sirius 208/XM 92) or online on PGATour.com

How to Watch: In case of changes, see: (PGATourCom)


John Deere Classic: Tourney Notebook

Sebastián Muñoz is in position for his second career PGA Tour title and fourth Top-10 finish of the 2020-21 season.

Brandon Hagy is seeking to be the fourth consecutive player to make the John Deere Classic his first Tour title.

Scott Brown’s 8-under (63) came up two strokes shy of his career-low on Tour, which came at the 2014 John Deere Classic. Brown has made 338’ 8” total putts through 54 holes (140’3”/R1, 81’6”/R2, 116’11”/R3).

The John Deere Classic provides the last chance to earn a spot into The Open Championship.


Leaderboard After 54 Holes at John Deere Classic

Sebastián Muñoz 63-67-67—197 (-16)

Brandon Hagy 67-64-67—198 (-15)

Five players 199 (-14)

Filed Under: PGA TOUR Tagged With: John Deere Classic, PGA Tour, PGA Tour Brunch

PGA Tour: Round 2 at John Deere Classic

July 9, 2021 by PGA Tour Brunch

Sebastian Munoz birdied his last five holes, Nos. 14-18 en route to an 8-under (63), his lowest round of the season (previous: (64) at R-1 of ZOZO Championship.

Chesson Hadley opened with 8-under (63), his lowest score on Tour since 2017.

Coming off top-five finishes in his last two PGA Tour starts, Hank Lebiodaopened with 7-under 64

Eleven players completed their round bogey-free, including Chesson Hadley, Camilo Villegas and Chez Reavie.


Leaderboard After 18 Holes at John Deere Classic

Sebastian Munoz 63 (-8)

Chesson Hadley 63 (-8)

Hank Lebioda 64 (-7)

Chez Reavie 64 (-7)

Camilo Villegas 64 (-7)

Filed Under: PGA TOUR Tagged With: John Deere Classic, PGA Tour, PGA Tour Brunch

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