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Ryan Gerard triumphs at Barracuda Championship, securing his first PGA Tour victory with 47 points, defeating Erik van Rooyen.

Ryan Gerard Secures First PGA Tour Win at Barracuda

Ryan Gerard clinches his first PGA Tour victory with 47 points at the Barracuda Championship, overcoming challenges and showcasing remarkable resilience.

Ryan Gerard's Historic Win at Barracuda

Ryan Gerard wins his first PGA Tour event at the Barracuda Championship with 47 points, surpassing Erik van Rooyen.

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Truckee, US &mdash; Ryan Gerard Claims First PGA Tour Victory at Barracuda Championship
July 21 (AP) &mdash; In a thrilling finish at the Barracuda Championship, Ryan Gerard emerged victorious, marking his first PGA Tour win. The 25-year-old out of North Carolina showcased his resilience in breezy conditions at Tahoe Mountain Club, the only PGA Tour event utilizing the modified Stableford scoring system.
Gerard dazzled with two remarkable seven-point birdie-eagle streaks despite the challenge of five bogeys. His key performances on holes Nos. 2-3 and 10-11 secured him a 13-point round, culminating in 47 points total. This achievement granted him a three-point triumph over South Africa's Erik van Rooyen, the 2021 champion.
"I've been playing a lot of really good golf," Gerard reflected. "It&rsquo;s special to finally find success after putting in long hours and facing numerous challenges." Indeed, this win comes in his 47th PGA Tour start, placing him as the 999th winner in tour history.
This tournament, held concurrently with the British Open and co-sanctioned by the European tour, grants Gerard a spot in next year&rsquo;s PGA Championship, though not in the Masters. Gerard expressed the fulfilling culmination of a lifetime of determination and hard work on the golf course.
Runner-up Erik van Rooyen accumulated 11 points, showing poise with impressive puts&mdash;such as a 20-foot eagle on the par-5 15th and a 30-foot birdie on the closing 18th. "I have mixed emotions," van Rooyen admitted, expressing satisfaction in his performance yet recognizing missed opportunities on the green.
Third place went to England's Todd Clements, who gathered 39 points, due to a strong 16-point round. On the same day, Beau Hossler secured 17 points while Max McGreevy and Jacques Kruyswijk managed 16 and 10 points respectively, all tying for fourth place with 37 points.
Gerard's tenacity was evident as he tied the third-round lead with Rico Hoey, achieving pivotal putts such as the 20-footer on the par-5 third and a 35-footer on the 11th. Despite brief setbacks&mdash;including back-to-back bogeys and a missed 3-foot putt on the 16th&mdash;he regained crucial points with birdies at key moments.
Notably, Gerard has been competing for six consecutive weeks, beginning with the U.S. Open, including ventures in Scotland last week. His upward trajectory was evident with ninth and second placements in consecutive April events in Texas.
Meanwhile, Hoey, apart of the leading pack going into the final round, concluded tied for eighth after a scoreless day.
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The 21-year-old Bhatia, who turned pro at 17, earned full status on tour and a spot in the FedEx Cup playoffs.

21-year-old Akshay Bhatia wins first PGA Tour title at the Barracuda Championship

India's Akshay Bhatia wins the Barracuda Championship and is now eligible for some of the richest events in golf, including the PGA Championship.

The 21-year-old Bhatia, who turned pro at 17, earned full status on tour and a spot in the FedEx Cup playoffs.

Akshay Bhatia birdied the closing hole in regulation, then capitalized in sudden death when Patrick Rodgers found a divot in the fairway to win his first PGA Tour title at the Barracuda Championship on Sunday.
The 21-year-old Bhatia, who turned pro at 17, earned full status on tour and a spot in the FedEx Cup playoffs. He had been playing under special temporary membership since his runner-up finish at the Puerto Rico Open in March.
&ldquo;It's obviously been a really tough road. I've had a lot of up, a lot of down. A lot of good, a lot of bad,&rdquo; Bhatia said. &ldquo;But I knew I was going to get here. It was just a matter of time. For it to happen this year with special temporary membership and now to get to play all these events and to get it done today was, I can't even describe it.&rdquo;
Bhatia converted a birdie from about 15 feet on the par-4 18th hole at Tahoe Mountain Club to finish with 40 points under the modified Stableford scoring system that awards five points for eagle and two for birdie while deducting a point for bogey and three for double bogey. The slender left-hander had nine points on Sunday. He made double bogey on the par-4 fifth hole, then made six birdies without a bogey from there.
That was good enough to match Rodgers, who missed a birdie attempt from roughly the same distance on the 18th. Rodgers scored six points in the final round, with one birdie and two bogeys on the back nine for zero points.
In the playoff, Rodgers' tee shot on the 18th settled in a divot and he chunked his approach. His pitch was well short and he two-putted for bogey. Bhatia left his birdie putt just short and tapped in for the victory.
&ldquo;I knew that if I got into a position like this, I could do it. I've done it at every level. Man, that felt uncomfortable out there,&rdquo; Bhatia said. &ldquo;That putt on 18 in regulation was just, man, it's a crazy feeling. I as telling my caddie, like, your brain and everything, you can feel all this adrenaline, all this shakiness. It's pretty crazy.&rdquo; Rodgers remains winless in 246 PGA Tour starts. The 31-year-old former Stanford star failed to convert a 54-hole lead for the fifth time.
&ldquo;I felt like I had control of the tournament. I had a putt to win, which was nice. So, bummer result,&rdquo; Rodgers said. &ldquo;Kind of a crummy break there in the playoff. In the middle of the fairway to drive it in a divot. But that's just the way it goes. I'll come back stronger.&rdquo; Two European tour players tied for third in the co-sanctioned event. Julien Guerrier made 10 birdies on Sunday to score 20 points and finish with 37 alongside Jens Dantorp, who had 15 points in the final round.
Ryan Gerard, also a special temporary member, was fifth with 36 points. He totaled just six points over the final two rounds.
Bhatia largely struggled his first three years after bypassing college to turn pro. He won in the Bahamas on the Korn Ferry Tour at the beginning of 2022 but still fell short of earning a PGA Tour card.
Now he's eligible for some of the richest events in golf, including the PGA Championship.
&ldquo;For it to all come to fruition, play with some of the best players in the world, play some of the greatest events in the world, and to win on the PGA Tour ... it's a great feeling,&rdquo; Bhatia said. &ldquo;Because (of) job security now I can kind of, not freewheel, but I know how to win. I know I can do it against some of the best players in the world.&rdquo;

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