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Pendrith ties career-best 61, up 3 shots at Vegas

Pendrith ties career-best 61, up 3 shots at Vegas

Nick Taylor made an impressive charge at the CJ Cup in South Carolina, narrowing the gap to just one stroke from the lead on Friday with a stellar 7-under 64. Meanwhile, Adam Svensson showed a strong performance, climbing 18 spots on the leaderboard with a solid 66. Initially tied for ninth, Pendrith’s outstanding 5-under 66 on Friday propelled him to a tie for fourth, trailing the leader, Jhonattan Vegas, by only three shots.

The 31-year-old Pendrith is currently holding a one-shot lead over the determined Taylor Pendrith, who made a remarkable comeback by carding a scorching 61, equalling his personal best score. Taylor is determined to secure his second PGA Tour victory of the season, while Pendrith eagerly pursues his first-ever triumph on the tour.

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Meissner maintains lead at PGA Tour’s Barracuda

Meissner maintains lead at PGA Tour’s Barracuda

Andrew Meissner fired a 7-under 65 on Friday to maintain a share of the lead at the PGA Tour’s Barracuda Championship. Meissner, who opened with a 66 on Thursday, sits at 13-under 131 alongside Ryan Armour and Tyler McCumber. The trio holds a one-shot lead over a group of five players, including 2015 FedExCup champion Jordan Spieth. Meissner, a 33-year-old journeyman, is seeking his first PGA Tour victory. He has one Korn Ferry Tour win to his credit, coming at the 2019 Savannah Golf Championship.