After Thursday’s first round at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, the field at the TOUR Championship was looking up at one golfer, Russell Henley ($9.600; 114.5 FPTS), who blistered the course with a nine-under 61 and led by two strokes.
Tommy Fleetwood ($9,900; 136 FPTS) tied Henley for the overall lead on Friday after shooting a -7 (63).
After Sunday’s -2 (68), Fleetwood notched his first PGA Tour victory, finishing three strokes better than Henley.
Fleetwood’s final round consisted of three birdies and a bogey on the front nine. On the back nine, he had two bogeys sandwiched around two birdies.
Henley went -1 (69) on Sunday. He had a lone birdie on the front nine and a bogey and another birdie on the back nine.
In DraftKings’ $800K Summer Sand Trap tournament, Fleetwood was rostered on 29.93% of teams. Henley was rostered on 20.37% of teams.
DraftKings Sportsbook had Henley at +450 to win it all, the second-lowest odds, after Thursday. He was +240, still the second-lowest, heading into the weekend. Fleetwood was the favorite at +225 heading into the weekend.
Scottie Scheffler ($13,900; 49.5 FPTS) was the favorite at +105 after Thursday. He fell to +500 after Friday. The highest-rostered golfer at 47.18%, and the most expensive, Scheffler finished T4 for the tournament at -14. Sunday’s round consisted of two bogeys and four birdies on the front nine. He racked up two birdies and a double-bogey on the back nine.
Two golfers finished over par for the tournament:
Hideki Matsuyama ($7,500; 58 FPTS) was rostered on 18.78% of teams. He finished +3 for the tournament.
Sepp Straka ($7,600; 53 FPTS) was rostered on 16.28% of teams. He finished +7 for the tournament.
