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Rickie Fowler, Adam Hadwin, and Collin Morikawa head to a playoff at the 2023 Rocket Mortgage Classic after finishing the final round tied at 24 under. Fowler, the favorite to win, will have to fend off the competition to secure his first victory since 2019. The tournament has seen a thrilling final day at Detroit Golf Club, with several players in contention. Live updates and analysis can be found on CBS Sports.
Rickie Fowler holds a one-stroke lead after the third round of the Rocket Mortgage Classic, with Adam Hadwin and Taylor Pendrith in second and third place respectively. Hadwin shot a course record 9-under 63 to surge up the leaderboard, while Pendrith and Fowler were tied for second before the final hole. Fowler's birdie on the 18th gave him the lead, while Pendrith bogeyed to drop to third. The final round tee times have been moved up due to expected inclement weather.
Rickie Fowler is in the lead heading into the final round of the 2023 Rocket Mortgage Classic, looking to secure his first PGA Tour victory since 2019. Fowler shot a 64 in the third round, putting him at 20 under for the tournament. Adam Hadwin is close behind at 19 under. The leaderboard is packed with contenders, with 16 players within six shots of the lead. Fowler is the betting favorite, but anything can happen in the final round.
Adam Hadwin is ready to play in the U.S. Open after being tackled by a security guard while trying to celebrate with Nick Taylor at the RBC Canadian Open. Hadwin arrived at Los Angeles Country Club without any injuries and is not holding any grudges against the security guard. The U.S. Open had some fun with the incident by providing Hadwin with a hard hat and a bright neon yellow construction vest in his locker. Hadwin finished tied for 12th at the RBC Canadian Open and will tee off alongside Denny McCarthy and Joel Dahmen to start the U.S. Open on Thursday.
Canadian golfer Adam Hadwin, who was tackled by a security guard at the Canadian Open, has been gifted a hard hat and bright yellow security vest by the USGA upon his arrival to Los Angeles for the US Open. Hadwin ran on the green to celebrate with Nick Taylor and shower him with champagne, along with several other Canadian Tour players, before he was tackled. The USGA said in a note attached to the gift, "Your safety and security is our utmost priority."
The USGA welcomed golfer Adam Hadwin to the US Open with a gift after he was mistakenly tackled by security at the RBC Canadian Open. The gift included a safety vest and two USGA hard hats, with a message above his locker assuring his safety and well-being. Hadwin thanked the USGA for keeping him safe and is ready for a great week at the US Open.
Golfer Adam Hadwin was tackled by a security guard while celebrating fellow Canadian Nick Taylor's historic win at the Canadian Open. Taylor became the first Canadian in 69 years to win his country's national open, prompting Hadwin and other Canadian players to celebrate. Hadwin was mistaken for a fan and tackled by a security guard, but he joked about the incident on Twitter. Taylor said winning the tournament was a goal he'd dreamed of since he was young.
Golfer Adam Hadwin was tackled by a security guard who mistook him for an invading member of the gallery while celebrating Nick Taylor's win at the Canadian Open. Hadwin was quickly helped back to his feet and confirmed to be unharmed. The incident added another layer of spectacle to a day that had already overflowed with drama, and one that will live long in the memory for Taylor, who became the first Canadian since Pat Fletcher in 1954 to win his country's National Open.
Adam Hadwin was tackled by a security officer while trying to celebrate fellow Canadian Nick Taylor's historic win at the RBC Canadian Open. Hadwin was watching the final holes with fellow Canadians Mike Weir and Corey Conners and had a bottle of Champagne in hand. The security officer likely mistook him for a fan trying to approach the golfer and tackled him. Hadwin is fine and even apologized to the security guard for the incident. Taylor won the tournament in a four-hole playoff, sealing the win with a 72-foot eagle putt.