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Chad Ramey earns one-shot victory at Live and Work in Maine Open
The Mississippi native shoots a steady 3-under 68 on Sunday to win the Korn Ferry Tour event at Falmouth Country Club.
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Chad Ramey acknowledges the crowd at Falmouth Country Club after winning the Korn Ferry Tour s Live and Work in Maine Open on Sunday. It was Ramey s first professional golf victory. Brianna Soukup/Staff Photographer
FALMOUTH Chad Ramey had never won a professional golf tournament before this weekend. It was hard to tell from the way he played Sunday at Falmouth Country Club.
Ramey, 28, shot a bogey-free 68 to capture a one-shot victory in the inaugural Live and Work in Maine Open. Ramey earned $108,000, finishing at 16-under 268 for the 72-hole Korn Ferry Tour event.
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Chad Ramey acknowledges the crowd at Falmouth Country Club after winning the Korn Ferry Tour s Live and Work in Maine Open on Sunday. It was Ramey s first professional golf victory. Brianna Soukup/Staff Photographer
FALMOUTH Chad Ramey had never won a professional golf tournament before this weekend. It was hard to tell from the way he played Sunday at Falmouth Country Club.
Ramey, 28, shot a bogey-free 68 to capture a one-shot victory in the inaugural Live and Work in Maine Open. Ramey earned $108,000, finishing at 16-under 268 for the 72-hole Korn Ferry Tour event.
Joshua Creel, who had the day’s low round with a 7-under 64, finished second at 15 under and earned $54,000, while Steve Lewton and Seth Reeves tied for third at 14 under and earned $31,500 each.
Just one week after a dramatic major championship finish at the U.S. Open, the Travelers Championship delivered a memorable conclusion of its own as Harris English dueled Kramer Hickok for seven playoff holes before draining a birdie putt on their eighth extra hole to capture his fourth PGA Tour title.
The win marked English’s second victory of the season: He won the Sentry Tournament of Champions in January in Kapalua also in a playoff, beating Joaquin Niemann with a birdie on the first extra hole.
“This was awesome, the fans were keeping us in it, getting the juice from them, but it’s been awesome really all afternoon,” said the 31-year-old English, who started week listed at +3300 to win, according to PointsBet Sportsbook. “Hats off to Kramer what a competitor. We were both grinding out there, making those 6-, 7-footers, and it’s what it was all about. We were grinding, trying our hardest …
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