24 Aug 2020 | Professional golf |
Aussies On Tour: Aug 24
by Golf Australia

The Aussies punched above their collective weight once again this week with top 10s earned by Jason Scrivener on the European Tour, Robyn Choi on the Symetra Tour, a T11 to veteran David McKenzie on the Champions Tour and a top 20 in the first PGA Tour Playoff event to Cam Smith.
Minjee Lee came agonisingly close to a first major championship victory, our highest-ranked female golfer reeling off three straight 69s in a brilliant week in the year's first women's major.
But despite Minjee's best efforts she couldn't catch champion Sophia Popov at the AIG Women's British Open, though the West Australian edges ever closer to that breakthrough win with her equal-best finish in a major.
Though it was another West Australian young gun who experienced a life-changing week as Curtis Luck sealed his first victory anywhere in the world since the 2016 US Amateur.
A nervy Sunday didn't derail the eventual champ, Luck banging home a huge putt on the 16th to hit the lead on his way to a first professional title on the Korn Ferry Tour.
With even bigger and better things on the horizon, Curtis Luck is our newest #AussieOfTheWeek!
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KORN FERRY TOUR
Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship
OSU GC, Ohio
Won by Curtis Luck at -11 by one shot
1 – Curtis Luck, -11, 68-66-68-71
T45 – Brett Drewitt, E, 68-73-69-74
T51 – Harrison Endycott, +1, 71-72-72-70
MC – Brett Coletta, +3, 71-74
MC – Jamie Arnold, +4, 73-73
MC – Ryan Ruffels, +10, 75-77
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LPGA & LET TOUR
AIG Women's British Open
Royal Troon Golf Club, Scotland
Won by Sophia Popov at -7 by two shots
3 – Minjee Lee, -3, 74-69-69-69
T22 – Katherine Kirk, +6, 72-77-67-74
T29 – Hannah Green, +7, 75-72-73-71
70 – Sarah Jane Smith, +17, 78-73-72-78
T72– Steph Kyriacou, 73-78-78-74
MC – Gabi Ruffels, +10, 79-73
MC – Sarah Kemp, +11, 75-78
MC – Su Oh, +13, 76-79
MC – Whitney Hillier, +16, 78-80
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PGA TOUR
The Northern Trust
TPC Boston, Massachusetts
Won by Dustin Johnson at -30 by 11 shots
T18 – Cameron Smith, -12, 69-68-66-69
T29 – Cam Davis, -10, 64-65-72-73
T58 – Adam Scott, -6, 66-70-75-67
69 – Matt Jones, +2, 68-71-76-71
MC – Jason Day, +3, 70-75
MC – Marc Leishman, +5, 75-72
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EUROPEAN TOUR
ISPS Handa Wales Open
Celtic Manor Resort, Wales
Won by Romain Langasque -8 by two shots
T8 – Jason Scrivener, -3, 70-74-69-68
T44 – Jake McLeod, +2, 73-71-73-69
MC – Min Woo Lee, +9, 77-74
MC – Zach Murray, +12, 77-77
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SYMETRA TOUR
IOA Championship
Morongo Golf Club, California
Won by Fatima Fernandez Cano at -12 by two shots
T9 – Robyn Choi, -5, 70-70-71
T21 – Stephanie Na, -2, 72-74-68
MC – Hira Naveed, +3, 74-73
MC – Julienne Soo, +7, 76-75
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CHAMPIONS TOUR
Charles Schwab Series at Big Cedar Lodge
Buffalo Ridge Golf Couse, Missouri
Won by Shane Bertsch (-13) in a playoff over Bernhard Langer, Kenny Perry and Glen Day
T11 – David McKenzie, -9, 69-70-65
T42 – Rod Pampling, -3, 73-69-68
T69 – Stephen Leaney, +5, 71-74-73
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