Cal Michael Kim’s alum faces a final round in Do-Or Die at the BMW championships on Sunday at the Valley Golf Club Caves in Owings Mills, Maryland.
Kim, 32, has given little margin of error in his pursuit of one of the 30 places during the last stage next week of the Fedex Cup qualifiers, the touring championship.
With a 70 peer of 70 in the third round on Saturday, Kim went from an equality for the fifth to a share of eighth place in the BMW. More importantly, he slipped three places from 26th to 29th in the ranking provided by the Fedex Cup.
The 30 best players in the ranking after the final of the BMW Sunday qualify to play in the event at the end of the season next week in Atlanta with its total handbag of $ 40 million and its first award of $ 10 million.
The comrade of Cal Collin Morikawa solidified his chances of progressing by pulling a 3-mine of 67, which raises him to equality for 24th place at more than 1 to 54 holes. Its ranking of the Fedex Cup is planned at n ° 20.
Robert Macintyre, in Scotland, is scheduled for n ° 3 in the classification after having drawn a 2-mine of 68, which maintains him at the top of the classification at 16 years old. He has an advance of four strokes on Scottie Scheffler, world n ° 1, which carded a third round 67.
Ludvig Aberg is third at 10 years old, Sam Burns and Harry Hall share fourth place in Minus-8 and Maverick McNealy and Tommy Fleetwood are equal to Sixth in Minus-7.
Kim, owner of a title PGA Tour in his career, Bogey was No. 4 on Saturday before sorting out the 5, 7 and 9 years old. He was lost with Bogey the n ° 13 and a double bogey two holes later before sorting out on the 16th to get even for the day.
Kim is tied with Viktor Hovland and Rickie Fowler for eighth place.
Morikawa started the day in 37th place at 4 on the peer before opening up with Birdies at n ° 3, 4.10, 12 and 13 to climb equality for 20th place and the 20th in the Fedex Cup classification.
With bogeys over 14 and 18, Morikawa ended the day at 3 sous, lifting it at Plus-1 for three laps. He went up three places in the scheduled classification and was in a solid position to qualify for the Tour championship.
Akshay Bhatia made a hole in one on the 17th per-3 hole of 227 yards to win a BMW IX M70. BMW will also make a donation of $ 125,000 to the Evans Scholars Foundation, which operates a program of Caddies scholarships.
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