C.T. Pan took advantage of Dustin Johnson’s back-nine meltdown to win the RBC Heritage for his first PGA Tour victory.
Dustin Johnson, known for length off the tee, showed off his precise ball-positioning and hot putter Saturday to take the RBC Heritage lead.
Irmo’s Dustin Johnson went to Coastal Carolina and Aiken’s Kevin Kisner went to Georgia, but a Gamecock did join the best players from the Palmetto State as the area’s biggest stars played in South Carolina’s lone PGA Tour event together.
The siren sounded just as Dustin Johnson was about to putt on his last hole of the day. Expected weather warnings were pushing everyone off the course during the second round of the RBC Heritage.
Satoshi Kodaira closed with a 5-under 66 to rally from six shots behind, and then made a 25-foot birdie putt on the third playoff hole to defeat Si Woo Kim and win the RBC Heritage on Sunday.
Irmo’s Dustin Johnson shoots a 72 Saturday in Hilton Head Island, falling back at the RBC Heritage, while defending champ, fellow Dutch Fork alum, and former Gamecock Wesley Bryan stayed posted his second-straight 71.
Due to the wind and rain expected on Sunday afternoon at the Harbour Town Golf Links, tee times and the Sunrise Service for the final round of the RBC Heritage have been adjusted.
World No. 1 Dustin Johnson made the cut for the first time in his career at the RBC Heritage, while defending champ and fellow Dutch Fork alum Wesley Bryan is two-under entering the weekend.
Past plaid jacket winners Wesley Bryan and Matt Kuchar break down what they appreciate about playing the course at Harbour Town in South Carolina’s lone PGA event.
2017’s plaid jacket winner, former Gamecocks golfer and Dutch Fork alum Wesley Bryan, breaks down his start to play in his home state’s only PGA Tour event.
