Here is the recap from this past week’s action and the Australians’ performances.
PGA TOUR
3M Open
TPC Twin Cities, Blaine, Minnesota
Purse: $6,400,000 ($1,152,000 to the winner)
| Player | Result | Earnings | FedExCup
Standing |
Notes |
| Stuart Appleby | DNP | — | 232 | |
| Aaron Baddeley | DNP | — | 92 | |
| Greg Chalmers | DNP | — | — | |
| Cameron Davis | CUT (-2) | — | 166 | Missed eight of his last 10 cuts, only advancing to the weekend at the AT&T Byron Nelson (T35) and the Travelers Championship (T43). |
| Jason Day | T66 (-5) | $12,992 | 34 | Made the cut for the 13th time this season in 17 starts. With rounds of 69-70-69-71, recorded all four rounds at even-par or better for the second consecutive time, following a T8 at the Travelers. |
| Matt Jones | CUT (E) | — | 114 | Recorded his sole top-five finish of the season at the AT&T Byron Nelson in May and missed four of his next six cuts. |
| Marc Leishman | DNP | — | 13 | |
| Curtis Luck | T58 (-7) | $13,952 | 160 | Snapped a three consecutive missed cut streak with a T58 finish at TPC Twin Cities. |
| Geoff Ogilvy | DNP | — | — | |
| Rod Pampling | T56 (-8) | $14,528 | 218 | Made the cut for the fourth time in his 19th start of the season. |
| Adam Scott | DNP | — | 17 | |
| John Senden | DNP | — | 226 | |
| Cameron Smith | DNP | — | 86 |
Korn Ferry Tour
LECOM Health Challenge
Peek’n Peek Resort, Upper Course, Findley Lake, New York
Purse: $600,000 ($108,000 to the winner)
| Player | Result | Earnings | Regular Season
Standing |
Notes |
| Jamie Arnold | T6 (-18) | $20,100 | 46 | Earned his best finish of the season, notching his third top-10 finish of 2019. In three consecutive start at the LECOM Health Challenge, owns a 68.58 scoring average, having recorded 11 of his 12 rounds under par. |
| Brett Coletta | DNP | — | 66 | |
| Brett Drewitt | DNP | — | 96 | |
| Harrison Endycott | T49 (-10) | $1,740 | 219 | Made his Korn Ferry debut after spending most of his season playing on the PGA TOUR Latinoamerica. |
| Rhein Gibson | CUT (-3) | — | 9 | Missed the cut for the first time since winning the BMW Charity Pro-Am in June. Finished T42 at the Lincoln Land Championship and T14 at the Wichita Open in between the victory and missed cut in New York. |
| Mark Hensby | CUT (-2) | — | — | |
| Cameron Percy | T66 (-5) | $1,470 | 43 | Fell outside the top 40 of the Regular Season points list for the first time this season. |
| Travis Smyth | DNP | — | 228 |
MacKenzie Tour
Windsor Championship
Ambassador Golf Club, Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Purse: CAN $200,000 ($36,000 to the winner)
| Player | Result | Earnings | Order of Merit
Standing |
Notes |
| Ryan Ruffels | T2 (-19) | $11,116 | 20 | Missed a six-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole to miss his chance at a playoff. Between PGA TOUR Latinoamerica and the Mackenzie Tour, owns three runner-up finishes in his last eight starts. Made his Mackenzie Tour debut with his start at the Windsor Championship. |
| Ruben Sondjaja | CUT (-1) | — | 141 | Missed the cut for the fourth consecutive time in his fifth start of the season. |
CHINA TOUR
Tianjin Binhai Forest Open
Tianjin Tianjin Binhai Forest Golf Club, China
Won by Nicholas Paez at -17 by five shots
Australians:
T5 – Kevin Yuan, -6, 73-66-69-74
T10 – Cory Crawford, -4, 70-70-72-72
T17 – Maverick Antcliff, -2, 75-71-68-72
T28 – Troy Moses, E, 73-71-70-74
T28 – Kade McBride, E, 68-74-76-70
T35 – Bryden Macpherson, +1, 68-72-76-73
T42 – Jackson Dick, +2, 71-72-74-73
MC – Conor Edmonds, +9, 72-81
WD – Michael Pearce, 77
EUROPEAN SENIOR TOUR
Swiss Senior Open
Bad Ragaz, Switzerland
Won by Jose Coceres at -11 by two shots
Australians:
T2 – Peter O’Malley, -9, 66-65-70
T49 – Peter Fowler, +7, 76-70-71
EUROPEAN TOUR
Irish Open
Lahinch Old Course, Ireland
Won by Jon Rahm at -16 by two strokes
Australians:
T19 – Wade Ormsby, -8, 65-69-69-69
T50 – Sam Brazel, -1, 68-71-70-70
T55 – Lucas Herbert, E, 70-68-77-65
MC – Jake McLeod, +1, 73-68
MC – Scott Hend, +4, 73-71
MC – Jason Scrivener +6, 76-70
JAPAN TOUR
Fukushima Open Japan PGA Championship
Ibusuki Golf Club, Japan
Won by Ryo Ishikawa in a playoff with Jung-Gon Hwang at -13
Australians:
T7 – David Bransdon, -9, 66-70-68-69
T32 – Michael Hendy, -3, 67-71-71-70
T38 – Won Joon Lee, -2, 67-71-67-75
T58 – Adam Bland, +2, 69-72-71-72
MC – Anthony Quayle, +3, 67-78
MC – Brad Kennedy, +4, 72-74
JAPAN WOMEN’S TOUR
Aness Ladies Open
Totsuka Country Club, Japan
Won by Shibuno Hinukako at -12
Australians:
T14 – Karis Davidson, -4, 70-71-69-74
LPGA TOUR
Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic
Oneida, Winconsin
Won by Shanshan Feng at -29 by one shot
Australians:
MC – Robyn Choi, -4, 68-72MC – Katherine Kirk, -3, 68-73
EUROPEAN CHALLENGE TOUR
Slovakia Challenge
Senica, Slovakia
Won by Rhys Enoch at -18 by one stroke
Australians:
MC – Dimi Papadatos, +5, 72-77
MC – Jack Munro, +7, 79-72
MC – Ben Eccles, +7, 74-77
MC – Jordan Zunic, +8, 76-76
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