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GOLF.GARA Adam Scott eyes first PGA Tour win in six years, trails by one entering Baycurrent Classic final round

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YOKOHAMA, Japan (AP) — Adam Scott and Justin Thomas moved into contention at the PGA Tour’s Baycurrent Classic in Japan on Saturday, one stroke off the lead after three rounds at the Yokohama Country Club.

Scott, looking for his first PGA Tour win in six years, shot a 6-under 65 that included two eagles, while Thomas shot a 67. They are tied for fourth.

First-round leader Jacob Bridgeman (69) shares the third-round lead with Michael Brennan (65) and Tour rookie Zach Bauchou (67) at 13-under 200. Eight players are within one stroke of first.

GOLF.GARA .EARL AND MCCLYMONT SHARE FINAL ROUND LEAD AT TERRE BLANCHE LADIES OPEN

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England’s Rebecca Earl and Scotland’s Lorna Mcclymont share the 36-hole lead at seven-under-par heading into Saturday’s final round at the Terre Blanche Ladies Open on the LET Access Series (LETAS).

Earl fired a blistering 66 after a rollercoaster round comprising nine birdies and three bogeys, while Mcclymont shot a bogey-free 67 with five birdies on the back nine.

GOLF.GARA . ‘I was resigned to going home’ – Eddie Pepperell digs deep to make cut on the number in Spain

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Coming into the week as a late invite and needing a good showing to stand a chance of finishing the season inside the top 100 on the Race to Dubai Rankings Delivered and with it the ability to play almost a full DP World Tour schedule next year, a missed cut looked odds-on.

After an opening two-over-par 73, he double-bogeyed the tenth – his first – on Friday and despite recovering one of those shots at the par-five 14th, bogeys at the 17th and first appeared to have ended his hopes.

But to his credit, he found something when he needed it most as he made four birdies, including one on his final hole, to card a one-under-par 70 that saw him progress through to the weekend on the number at one over.

“It’s part of why we love the cut, right? It’s so integral to golf,” said an exhausted but elated Pepperell.

“This time for me, I was on the right side of it. So, delighted to have made it happen.

GOLF.GARA . Junior Quadrangular U16: secondo successo consecutivo per l’Italia Nell’incontro decisivo sconfitta la Svizzera per 5-3

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L’Italia ha vinto per il secondo anno consecutivo il Junior Quadrangular U16 prevalendo a punteggio pieno, dopo un girone all’italiana (ossia ogni compagine ha incontrato le altre tre), battendo nell’ordine l’Olanda (6-5-1,5), il Belgio (6-2) e nell’ultimo match la Svizzera (5-3) in una sorta di finale perché le due squadre erano a entrambe punteggio pieno.

Hanno difeso brillantemente i colori azzurri: Martina Benazzo (Parco di Roma), Martina Durbano (I Girasoli), Anita Marrone (Torino), Camilla Pecori (Padova), Leonardo Zanardi (Arzaga), Tommaso Regoli (Parco di Roma), Alessandro Comparone (Ambrosiano), Samuele Ferrario (Varese), Leonardo Girardi (Asolo) e Mattia Pagani (Arzaga), che hanno avuto il supporto degli allenatori Giovanni Magni e Giuseppe Marra.

GOLF.GARA . Legends LPGA: Sergas seconda dopo playoff in Georgia Nel Legends Return to Eagle’s Landing, dove difendeva il titolo, la triestina è stata superata da Yvonne Cox-Holmes. Cavalleri 13ª, Croce 27ª

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Giulia Sergas è arrivata a un passo da concedere il bis nel Legends Return to Eagle’s Landing, dove difendeva il titolo. Nel torneo del Legends of the LPGA disputato sul percorso dell’Eagle’s Landing Country Club (par 72), a Stockbridge in Georgia, ha concluso la gara con 135 (65 70, -9) colpi, alla pari con Laura Diaz (135 – 67 68) e con Yvonne Cox-Holmes (135 – 70 65) che poi ha avuto la meglio nel playoff. Hanno preso parte all’evento, riservato a campionesse over 45, altre due azzurre, Silva Cavalleri, 13ª con 144 (73 71, par) e Stefania Croce, 27ª con 149 (71 78, +5).