The PGA leaderboard was a tightly packed one heading into Round Four at the Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston, with a single player on top but another nine players within four shots of the lead. All eyes remained on Rory McIlroy to see if he can continue his recent PGA Tour success with yet another win, and despite a rough start to the tournament, he attempted to make a late charge and has put himself back into contention. But the victory went elsewhere.
Little known Chris Kirk made a name for himself by topping the PGA leaderboard when the smoke cleared today, winning the Deutsche Bank Championship by two shots with a final score of fifteen under par for the tournament. Geoff Ogilvy, Russell Henley, and Billy Horschel were his closest competitors by day’s end, each finishing at thirteen under par, two strokes off the lead. Rory McIlroy ultimately found himself tied for fifth place with John Senden, after failing to live up to yesterday’s round 64 by shooting a mere pedestrian 70 in today’s final round.
The next stop on the PGA Tour men’s golf schedule is the BMW Championship in Cherry Hills Village, Colorado, which tees off this Thursday.
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