Cameron Young\u2019s pursuit of a third win in his last five starts took an early hit during Sunday\u2019s final round at the Truist Championship.<\/p>\n
Playing in the penultimate group, Young<\/a> endured a nightmare at the second hole, four-putting from 14ft and missing two short putts from inside 3 feet on his way to a double bogey that dropped him back to 10 under par.<\/p>\n Alex Fitzpatrick<\/a>, who began the day with the 54-hole lead, also stumbled early at Quail Hollow. Fitzpatrick carded a double bogey at the par-4 third after a costly three-putt from 11 feet, including a missed 4-footer for bogey. Meanwhile, Donald Trump’s actual height was exposed as he attends LIV Golf event with son Eric<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u2022 ABC’s live report disrupted as rowdy Knicks fans swarm helpless Philadelphia reporter<\/a><\/p>\n \u2022 Joel Embiid risks Philly fans’ wrath with ‘success’ verdict after devastating sweep by Knicks<\/a><\/p>\n Although Young responded immediately with a birdie at the third to climb back to 11 under, both he and Fitzpatrick quickly found themselves three shots behind Kristoffer Reitan through the opening four holes.<\/p>\n Reitan delivered the biggest performance of his young career at the Truist Championship, with the rookie capturing his maiden PGA Tour<\/a> title in stunning fashion at one of the season\u2019s premier Signature Events. The Norwegian star rose to the occasion against an elite field, producing a breakthrough victory that marked both his first PGA win and his arrival as one of golf\u2019s emerging talents.<\/p>\n The 28-year-old Norwegian secured a commanding two-shot victory at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, finishing the Truist Championship at 15-under-par 269. His triumph in the sixth Signature Event of the season earned him a lucrative $3.6 million share of the tournament\u2019s $20 million purse.<\/p>\n Young finished the tournament tied for 10th meaning he earned $500,000, more than $3 million less than what he would’ve expected when he entered the tournament as one of the favorites, following his victory at the Cadillac Championship in Doral just a week earlier.<\/p>\n Fitzpatrick managed to recover his form slightly to finish in fourth, earning $960,000. World number two Rory McIlroy<\/a> endured a disappointing outing at Quail Hollow, with the four-time champion at the venue tumbling out of contention after posting a four-over-par 75 on Saturday. McIlroy finished the tournament tied for 19th, earning $242,000.<\/p>\n The six-time major champion also sparked concern after he was seen limping during his round at Quail Hollow, raising fears of a potential injury issue. However, McIlroy later downplayed the scare, insisting the problem was not expected to be serious.<\/p>\n \u2022 Kate Martin receives WNBA lifeline from Valkyries rival after shocking decision<\/a><\/p>\n