Rickie Fowler Suffers Disastrous Final 9 Holes at Charles Schwab Challenge
Summary
Rickie Fowler started well at the Charles Schwab Challenge, playing four birdies early in the second round. However, his performance worsened on the final nine holes, where he made several bogeys and a double-bogey, causing him to miss the cut and end the tournament with a score of three-over par.Key Facts
- Rickie Fowler aimed to win his first PGA Tour event since June 2023.
- He began the tournament with an even-par 70, six shots behind the leaders.
- In the second round, Fowler made four birdies in his first six holes to move under par.
- On the back nine of the second round, he finished four-under.
- His front nine started badly with three bogeys and ended with a double bogey.
- Fowler’s final nine holes added seven-over-par to his score.
- He finished the tournament three-over par and missed the cut.
- Fowler has won six PGA Tour events in his career.
Read the Full Article
This is a fact-based summary from The Actual News. Click below to read the complete story directly from the original source.