US EditionMcIlroy & Lowry in contention, but Novak & Griffin lead at Zurich Classic heading into final round
- Americans Andrew Novak and Ben Griffin took a three-stroke lead at the PGA Zurich Classic in Avondale, Louisiana, on Saturday.
- Their 11-under 61 in the better-ball format leapfrogged earlier leaders Velo and Salinda.
- While Novak comes off a playoff loss, earlier leaders Velo and Salinda dropped to a tie for fourth.
- The leading pair holds a 27-under 189 aggregate score before Sunday's final round.
- Both players aim for their initial PGA Tour win during the final alternate-shot round Sunday.
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McIlroy & Lowry set to 'recharge the batteries' ahead of US PGA Championship
SHANE LOWRY and Masters champion Rory McIlroy will take a well-earned week off as they build towards the US PGA Championship at Quail Hollow. The Grand Slam winner and Offaly ace Lowry will sit out this week’s PGA Tour stop at the Byron Nelson CJ Cup in Texas. Shane Lowry and Rory McIlroy are set to take the week off after the Zurich Classic The pair will play at next week”s Truist Championship at Philadelphia Cricket Club before heading to Quai…
Novak and Griffin Shock the Field, Win Zurich Classic in Thrilling Team Effort
NEW ORLEANS — In a thrilling finish at TPC Louisiana, Andrew Novak and Ben Griffin teamed up to win the 2025 Zurich Classic, earning their first-ever PGA Tour titles dramatically. Novak and Griffin Shock the Field, Win Zurich Classic in Thrilling Team Effort The rookie duo, who had never hoisted a PGA Tour trophy before Sunday, closed out the tournament with a final-round 64 in the better-ball format. Their stellar teamwork and clutch putting he…
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fitzhugh.caAndrew Novak finally finishes atop leaderboard with Ben Griffin at Zurich Classic
AVONDALE, La. (AP) — Andrew Novak and Ben Griffin shot a 1-under 71 in alternate-shot play Sunday to become first-time PGA Tour winners — by one stroke — at the Zurich Classic.
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AVONDALE, La. — Andrew Novak and Ben Griffin shot a 1-under 71 in alternate-shot play Sunday to become first-time PGA Tour winners — by one stroke — at the Zurich Classic. They finished at 28-under 260 at the Pete Dye-designed TPC Louisiana and Novak finally broke through after a pair of top-three finishes this month — the last a playoff loss to Justin Thomas a week ago at the RBC Heritage. Play was delayed by weather for just over 90 minutes wi…
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