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L. Griffin - G

Playing out of the final threesome, World No. 69 Lanto Griffin stumbled to an even-par 34-38=72 in the final round of THE CJ CUP @ SHADOW CREEK to finish up his tournament debut on 12-under 276, down five places to T7, a distant eight in arrears of champion Jason Kokrak (64).

The 32-year-old was chasing his second TOUR victory in 58 events, first since last season's Houston Open 25 starts ago (as 54-hole leader by one). He settles for his fifth career top 10, first since T10 at the BMW Championship four starts ago. For the week, the VCU alum recorded rounds of 70-68-66 and totaled two eagles and 15 birdies against five bogeys and one double. On Sunday, he hit 10 (of 14) fairways and 13 greens in regulation, losing strokes off-the-tee (-0.788) and around-the-green (-1.166), but gained 0.768 on approach. He conjured three birdies at holes 4, 8 and 16 (from 13'5"), cancelled by double bogey-6 at 12 (3-putt from 17'6") and bogey-5 at 15 (bogey-save from 14'8"). The California native posted 1.769 putts per GIR and 0.108 SG: Putting with 31 total putts, including a par-saver at the 71st hole from 13'6".

Added Oct 18 9:46 pm (EST)

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M. Leishman - G

Playing out of the fourth-to-last threesome and with preferred lies in effect, World No. 30 Marc Leishman fashioned a 5-under-par 35-30=65 in the final round of the Sony Open in Hawaii to conclude on 19-under 261, up five places to a season-best T4, two adrift of champion Kevin Na (65).

After opening with 66-65-65, Rounds 2 and 3 bogey-free, the 37-year-old began T9, four short of leader Brendan Steele (69). On seven (of 14) fairways and 12 greens in regulation, he lost 1.595 strokes off-the-tee but gained 1.658 approaching and 2.215 around-the-green. The Virginia Beach resident squared two bogey-5s at holes 5 and 8, outpaced by seven birdies at 6, 9, 10, 12 (hole-out from 30'9"), 13, 16 and 18, each of his conventional ones from inside of nine feet. He registered 1.583 putts per GIR and 0.188 SG: Putting, wrapping the week with 23 birdies against four bogeys. This was the Aussie's 12th Sony, seventh top 25 and fourth top 10, three of those doubling as top 5s, including a best of T3 two tries ago in 2019. He improves to 5-for-7 on the season with one top 10, replacing a previous-best T13 at the Masters three starts ago, and records his first top 10 since solo 2nd at last season's Arnold Palmer Invitational 16 starts and 10 months ago.

Added 10:33 pm (EST)

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W. Simpson - G

Playing out of the sixth-to-last threesome and with preferred lies in effect, World No. 8 Webb Simpson tossed up a day-tying-low 6-under-par 31-33=64 in the final round of the Sony Open in Hawaii for a 72-hole total of 19-under 261, up nine places to a season-best T4, two short of champion Kevin Na, who carded a 65 out of the final threesome.

The 35-year-old, a pre-tourney 12/1 fave outright, bags his eighth top 25 at the Sony in 11 tries, seventh straight, and fourth top 10, third consecutive with each doubling as top 5s. He improves to 7-for-7 on the season with six top 25s and three top 10s, bettering a T8 at the U.S. Open in his season-opener, and records his first top 5 since T3 at last season's Wyndham nine starts ago. For the week, the Wake Forest alum carded rounds of 65-65-67-64, and totaled one eagle and 22 birdies versus five bogeys. On Sunday, he began T13, five back of pace-setter Brendan Steele (69), and found eight (of 14) fairways and 14 greens in regulation. The North Carolinian lost strokes approaching (-0.002) and around-the-green (-0.788), but gained 0.291 off-the-tee and a sterling 3.965 on-the-green. He squared two bogey-4s at holes 4 and 11 (penalty drop), camouflaged by an eagle-3 at 9 from 23'9", and six circles at 2, 3, 5, 13, 16 and 17, three from between 12 and 45 feet, and two from greater than 31 feet. Simpson is not in the published field at this coming week's American Express.

Added 10:14 pm (EST)

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B. Steele - G

Playing out of the final threesome and with preferred lies in effect, overnight leader and World No. 114 Brendan Steele stalled out to a 1-under-par 32-37=69 in the final round of the Sony Open in Hawaii to post 19-under 261, falling three spots to T4, two in arrears of playing competitor and champion Kevin Na (65).

The 37-year-old falls to 1-for-6 as a 54-hole leader/co-leader, zero for his last five. His most recent before today was here last year, where he led by three, shot 1-over 71 and lost in extra time. This week, after kicking off with 65-66 and career-low 61, the UC-Riverside alum led by two over two players, including Na. On nine (of 14) fairways and 14 greens in regulation, he gained 0.429 strokes off-the-tee but lost 1.236 approaching and 0.440 around-the-green. The Californian went out in bogey-free 3-under, carding birdie at hole 7 from 12'5" and eagle at 9 from 20'11", and now led by three over Billy Horschel and Na. He stumbled from there, however, coming home in birdie-less 2-over after bogey-5s at 10 (3-putt from 77'11") and 14 (failed scramble). Steele missed birdie at 17 from 9'6", and again at the last from 8'3", posting a pedestrian 1.929 putts per GIR and -0.287 SG: Putting. Overall, this was his third Sony and second cash, improves to 4-for-7 on the season with one top 25, and records his first top 10 since T6 at last season's Travelers 13 starts ago. Steele, who is in the published field at this coming week's American Express, totaled one eagle and 23 birdies against six bogeys.

Added 9:33 pm (EST)

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C. Kirk - G

Playing out of the third-to-last threesome and in his final start on a Major Medical Extension, World No. 263 Chris Kirk rallied for a 5-under-par 34-31=65 in the final round of the Sony Open in Hawaii to finish up on 20-under 260, up two places into a two-way T2, one adrift of champion Kevin Na, who also shot 65 (out of the final threesome).

The 35-year-old needed a two-way T3 to meet the terms of his medical and carded four 65s to seal the deal. It's his ninth career top-3 finish and fifth runner-up in 256 events, and first podium since T2 at the 2016-17 opposite-field Sanderson Farms 89 starts ago as a 54-hole co-leader. This was the Georgia alum's 11th consecutive Sony and third top 10, joining a T10 in 2018 and solo 2nd in 2014 as the 54-hole leader by one. He improves to 5-for-6 on the season with two top 25s and one top 10, bettering a prior-best T18 at the RSM two starts ago, and records his first top 10 since T6 at the 2018 FedEx St. Jude. For the week, the Georgian tallied two eagles and 24 birdies versus five bogeys and one triple, and is in the published field at this coming week's American Express. In the finale, he was 2-over thru five holes, squaring bogey-5s at 1 and 3 (watered tee ball), but righted the ship with seven circles at 6, 8, 9, 12-14 and 18, losing 0.496 strokes with the flat stick but gaining 1.974 approaching and 0.652 around-the-green.

Added 9:11 pm (EST)

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J. Niemann - G

With preferred lies in effect and playing out of the final threesome, first-round tri-leader and World No. 31 Joaquin Niemann finished birdie-birdie toward a 4-under-par 35-31=66 in the final round of the Sony Open in Hawaii to conclude on 20-under 260, good for a two-way T2, one short of playing competitor and champion Kevin Na (65).

The 22-year-old drops to 0-for-3 as an 18-hole leader/co-leader but does bag his second runner-up in 74 events, second straight after a P2 last week on Maui. This was his second Sony, bettering a T57 last year, and improves to 8-for-8 on the season with three top 10s. After opening with a career-tying-low 62, 69-63, the Chilean began T2, two back of leader Brendan Steele (69), and conjured five (of 14) fairways and hit 13 greens in regulation. He lost strokes off-the-tee (-0.514) and around-the-green (-0.018), but gained 0.898 on approach and 1.100 on-the-green. The South Florida resident squared a lone bogey-5 at hole 3, outpaced by five birdies at 9, 10, 12, 17 (chip-shot from 56'9" away) and 18 (from 10'2"), registering 1.769 putts per GIR with 27 total putts. For the week, he tallied two eagles and 19 birdies versus three bogeys. Niemann is not in the published field at this coming week's American Express.

Added 8:52 pm (EST)

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K. Na - G

With preferred lies in effect and playing out of the final threesome, World No. 38 Kevin Na birdied four of his final six holes en route to a 5-under-par 33-32=65 in the final round of the Sony Open in Hawaii for a 72-hole tally of 21-under 259, up one spot on the day and good for a one-shot victory over runners-up Chris Kirk (65) and playing competitor Joaquin Niemann (66).

The 37-year-old, a pre-tourney 66/1 outright, bags his fifth TOUR title in 424 events, first since last season's Shriners 25 starts ago. At the Shriners, he was the 54-hole leader by two (68-62-61), closed with 1-under 70, and then dispatched Patrick Cantlay in extra time. After tasting victory just one time in his first 369 events, the Las Vegas resident has now won four more in his last 54 starts, including one in each of the last four seasons. This was his 14th Sony, first since a missed cut in 2018, and fourth top 10, first since T8 five tries ago in 2014. After kicking off with 67-66 and career- and week-tying-low 61, the South Korean-born American began T2, two back of leader Brendan Steele (69), and hit nine (of 14) fairways and 14 greens in regulation. He squared a lone bogey-5 at 12 (3-putt from 39'10"), outflanked by six birdies at 2, 9, 13-15 and 18, three from between 10 and 15 feet, and also saved par three times from between six and 16 feet. Na gained 0.937 strokes approaching and 1.798 on-the-green with 27 total putts, wrapping the week with one eagle and 24 birdies versus five bogeys. He is in the published field at this coming week's American Express.

Added 8:20 pm (EST)

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D. Berger - G

With preferred lies in effect and playing out of the fourth-to-last threesome, World No. 13 Daniel Berger tacked on a 4-under-par 33-33=66 in the final round of the Sony Open in Hawaii to wrap on 18-under 262, up two places to T7 with play winding down.

This was the 27-year-old's sixth appearance, third top 25 and first top 10, supplanting a previous-best T13 on debut in 2015. He improves to 6-for-6 on the season with two top 10s, joining a 10th last week at the Sentry TOC, where he was T2 at halftime and solo 4th at the three-quarter mark. For the week, the Florida State product recorded rounds of 64-68-64-66 and totaled 24 birdies against six bogeys. In the finale, he camouflaged one bogey with five birdies on nine (of 14) fairways and 12 greens in regulation, losing 1.142 strokes approaching but gaining 0.770 off-the-tee, 0.811 around-the-green and 1.038 on-the-green.

Added 8:08 pm (EST)

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B. Horschel - G

With preferred lies in effect and playing out of the fifth-to-last threesome, World No. 41 Billy Horschel smoothed a bogey-free 5-under-par 32-33=65 in the final round of the Sony Open in Hawaii to finish up on 18-under 262, up seven spots to T6 with play winding down.

This was the 34-year-old's fourth Sony, first since a 68th-place finish in 2017, and first finish inside the top 50, replacing a prior-best T54 in 2013. He improves to 7-for-7 on the season with two top 10s, joining a T5 two starts ago at Mayakoba. For the week, the Florida alum carded rounds of 65-66-66-65, Rounds 1, 2 and 4 bogey-free, and totaled one eagle and 17 birdies versus just one bogey, T1 in the latter stat. On Sunday, he penciled five birdies on seven (of 14) fairways and 15 greens in regulation, losing 0.278 strokes approaching but gaining 0.704 around-the-green and 2.052 on-the-green. The Floridian's highlights in R4 were three scoring conversions from between nine and 13 feet, and a 9'5" par-saver at hole 6. He is not in the published field at this coming week's American Express.

Added 7:42 pm (EST)

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P. Kizzire - G

With preferred lies in effect and playing out of the seventh-to-last threesome, past champ and World No. 235 Patton Kizzire finished birdie-birdie toward a 6-under-par 32-32=64 in the final round of the Sony Open in Hawaii to conclude on 18-under 262, up 12 places to T5 with play winding down.

The Auburn alum sandwiched a pair of 64s in Rounds 2 and 3 back in 2018 leading to his most recent of two TOUR victories. This week, he bookended a pair of 64s in Rounds 1 and 4 with 69-65 in the middle en route to his second top 10 at the Sony in five tries and third top 15. The 34-year-old also records his second top 10 of the season in eight starts, joining a T10 at the RSM two starts ago, and if the top 5 holds, would be his first since the win here in 2018 77 starts ago. For the week, he totaled two eagles and 21 birdies against seven bogeys and is currently ranked T20 in GIR at 77.78 percent (56/72). In the finale, the Sea Island resident offset one bogey with seven birdies on 17 greens in regulation, gaining 1.814 strokes approaching and 0.979 on-the-green, highlighted by two conventional conversions from between 20 and 44 feet, and a hole-out birdie-3 at 17 from 30'7" away. He is in the published field at this coming week's American Express.

Added 7:18 pm (EST)

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S. Cink - G

Playing out of the final threesome, World No. 130 Stewart Cink concocted a 5-under-par 33-32=65 in the third round of the Sony Open in Hawaii for a 54-hole total of 15-under 195, dipping two places to T4, three short of leader Brendan Steele (61).

This is the 47-year-old's second time in the top 10 at the three-quarter mark this season in eight starts. The first came at the season-opening Safeway, where he was T7 and two back, and wound up winning by two after a 7-under 65. That was his seventh TOUR win, first in 11 years, 2 months, in-a-then 596th career event. The Georgia Tech alum found eight (of 14) fairways and 12 greens in regulation, gaining 0.623 strokes around-the-green but losing 0.709 off-the-tee and 1.316 on approach. He opened with bogey-5 at hole 1 (errant tee shot) before playing his final 17 in bogey-free 6-under, circling 2, 3, 9, 14, 15 and 18. The Alabama native recorded 1.583 putts per GIR and 3.059 SG: Putting, converting two scoring attempts from between 17 and 21 feet, and also saving par three times from between seven and 10 feet. He'll play out of the third-to-last threesome on Sunday with Chris Kirk and Keith Mitchell.

Added 12:38 am (EST)

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C. Kirk - G

Playing out of the penultimate threesome and in his final start on a Major Medical Extension, World No. 263 Chris Kirk pieced together a 5-under-par 31-34=65 in the third round of the Sony Open in Hawaii, dropping two places to T4 on 15-under 195, four back of leader Brendan Steele (61).

The 35-year-old needs a two-way T3 to satisfy the terms on his medical and is in position to do just that after his third consecutive 65. On eight (of 14) fairways and 12 greens in regulation, he gained 0.282 strokes off-the-tee and 0.385 around-the-green, but lost 0.773 on approach. The Georgia alum penciled seven birdies at holes 2, 3, 7, 9, 12, 14 and 18, giving two back with bogeys at 15 and 17. He posted 1.585 putts per GIR and 1.763 SG: Putting, converting two scoring chances from between 11 and 12 feet, and also saving par from 6'10" at the 13th. Kirk will play out of the third-to-last threesome on Sunday with Stewart Cink and fellow Bulldog Keith Mitchell. He's vying for his fifth TOUR win in 256 events, first since the 2015 Crowne Plaza Invitational 124 starts ago, where he came from three back (T4) with 4-under 66 to win by one.

Added 12:25 am (EST)

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N. Taylor - G

Playing out of the final threesome, second-round leader and World No. 135 Nick Taylor labored to a 2-under-par 34-34=68 in the third round of the Sony Open in Hawaii, falling eight spots to T9 on 14-under 196, four back of leader Brendan Steele (61).

After kicking off with 66 and career-low 62, the 31-year-old began with a 2-shot lead over four players. He hit eight (of 14) fairways and 13 greens in regulation, gaining 0.624 strokes off-the-tee but losing 1.038 approaching and 0.491 around-the-green. The University of Washington alum squared two bogey-5s at 13 and 16, slightly outpaced by four circles at 9, 10, 12 and 15 (from 13'3"). He registered 1.769 putts per GIR and -0.438 SG: Putting with 29 total putts. The Canadian is still within reach of a third TOUR victory in 176 events, first since last season's wire-to-wire triumph at the AT&T Pebble Beach 16 starts ago as the 54-hole leader by one. This is his first time in the top 10 after 54 holes since that win.

Added 12:01 am (EST)

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M. Leishman - G

Added 10:33 pm (EST)

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W. Simpson - G

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B. Steele - G

Added 9:33 pm (EST)

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C. Kirk - G

Added 9:11 pm (EST)

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J. Niemann - G

Added 8:52 pm (EST)

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K. Na - G

Added 8:20 pm (EST)

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D. Berger - G

Added 8:08 pm (EST)

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B. Horschel - G

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