Seamus Power

Ireland's Seamus Power boosted his Ryder Cup ambitions with a second PGA Tour title at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Power followed up three rounds ...

Power said: "It's a completely different feeling (to the first win) but it's just as special. A good week for European golf." It also moves him up to No 32 in the world rankings.

Seamus Power picked up his second PGA Tour win by a stroke over Thomas Detry at the 2022 Butterfield Bermuda Championship.

“So I was able to make a couple birdies on the front and then kind of hang on there coming back in.” He managed his first par on the back nine, but any hopes of a comeback were dashed when Power got up-and-down for birdie from left of the green in two. This is a modal window. He birdied 10 and 11 but followed it with bogeys at 12-15 and a double at difficult par-3 16th to give up the lead to Power. A Pennsylvania native, Jack is 2020 graduate of Penn State University, earning degrees in broadcast journalism and political science. It’s just you’re kind of so proud and it’s amazing to be able to do it again.”

Waterford's Séamus Power has added another PGA Tour win to his CV after holding his nerve down the stretch with a closing 70 to claim a one-shot win over a ...

Power got up and down from greenside rough for a birdie at the par-five 17th to go to the last two clear on 20-under. Obviously, Ben was a great guy to play with, and it's always nice to see putts going in, but I am absolutely delighted." "It's just amazing," said an emotional Smith. "This course is always going to be a tale of two sides again. While Power also bogeyed the shot 13th, he bashed in a 25-footer for a birdie at the 14th for birdie to take the lead as Griffin hooked a driving iron into the trees and made a bogey. "It's so hard.

In windy conditions, Power took the title as rookie Ben Griffin got blown away by the wind and the pressure.

Fifteen times in his Tour career, Power had been in the top 10 heading into Sunday and only once had he improved his position, which was his victory in a six-hole playoff at the Barbasol Championship last summer. “Completely different feeling but just as special,” Power said of validating his first win, which is expected to lift him to a career-best No. “I knew it was going to be really hard coming in and it was,” Power said. 48 in the world, Seamus Power played with the knowledge that he was the favorite in a PGA Tour field for the first time. He made four bogeys and a double bogey in a five-hole span to shoot 1-over 72 and tumble into a three-way tie for third. As the top-ranked player in the field at No.

The Waterford man is looking for just his second PGA Tour win and is tied with American Ben Griffin in the lead. Power won his first title at the beginning in ...

A win could lift Power close to the top 30 of the world rankings and scoop a €1m pay day. And Power could have had a near perfect round but hit a double bogey on 13 but a birdie on 11 as well as on 16 and 17 has him tied for the lead. Power hit a sensational five under par 65 and was five under par on the front nine.

Ireland's Seamus Power boosted his Ryder Cup ambitions with a second PGA Tour title at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Power followed up three rounds ...

Power said: “It’s a completely different feeling (to the first win) but it’s just as special. Detry finished with birdies on 17 and 18 to push Power all the way with a closing round of 70. Very happy with that.

Seamus Power did enough right on Sunday to win the Butterfield Bermuda Championship for his second tour title.

He still tied for sixth and was among those who earned spots into Mayakoba next week in Mexico for finishing in the top 10. He looked like a winner when he rolled in birdie putts on the 10th and 11th to extend his lead to two shots. I hate to finish the tournament the way I did,” said Griffin, who shot 72 and tied for third with Patrick Rodgers (65) and Kevin Yu (67). Just more than a year after Griffin was working as a loan officer, he had a shot at winning on the Tour and going to the Masters. Power took the lead for good with a 25-foot birdie putt at the 14th. 48, the highest-ranked player in the field.

While the LIV Golf Championship wound down with $34 million on the line between 16 golfers in Miami on Sunday, Seamus Power had something even more valuable ...

This is encouraging and a sign of his tremendous growth as a golfer over the last several years. Follow and listen to The First Cut podcast on The Irishman went out in 33 on Sunday but came home with four bogeys (including three in his last four holes!) and a 37 that could have upended his chances. Perhaps even more impressively, Power came into this week's Bermuda Championship as one of the handful of favorites to win ... But don't let the quality of victory obfuscate what has been a terrific rise for somebody who doesn't get as much run as fellow countryman Shane Lowry but could possibly a teammate of Lowry's come Rom next September. 48 spot in the Official World Golf Rankings, nets him 500 FedEx Cup points and, perhaps most intriguing of all, officially puts him on the 2023 Ryder Cup watch list.

Seamus Power won the Butterfield Bermuda Championship for his second tour title, an achievement helped by the fact that rookie Ben Griffin relinquished the ...

... Tennessee freshman [Caleb Surratt](https://www.espn.com/golf/player/_/id/511003/caleb-surratt) shot a 64 to make the cut. He looked like a winner when he rolled in birdie putts on the 10th and 11th to extend his lead to two shots. [Aaron Baddeley](https://www.espn.com/golf/player/_/id/16/aaron-baddeley), who got in as a Monday qualifier, was in the mix until a pair of late bogeys. Just more than a year after Griffin was working as a loan officer, he had a shot at winning on the PGA Tour and going to the Masters. 48, the highest-ranked player in the field. Power took the lead for good with a 25-foot birdie putt at the 14th.

Ireland's Seamus Power boosted his Ryder Cup ambitions with a second PGA Tour title at the Bermuda Championship.

A good week for European golf." Power said: "It's a completely different feeling (to the first win) but it's just as special. Donald tweeted: "Smith, Power, Detry - 1,1,2.

Mighty winds wreaked havoc on rookie Ben Griffin coming down the stretch at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Enter veteran Seamus Power to sneak off ...

But he found his way back into the game, graduated from the Korn Ferry Tour in September, and got himself in a tie for the lead with Power after 54 holes (with a record score of 18-under 195) in just his eighth career start. He still managed a one-over 72 and tied for third at 17-under 267 with another rookie Kevin Yu, who had a 70, and Patrick Rodgers, whose 65 was low round of the day. A win is a beautiful thing, but the manner in which Power got his in Southampton, Bermuda, was of the sausage-making variety—not exactly a process you want to watch even if the end result is tasty. Griffin, 26, birdied four of his first six holes for an early two-stroke lead, got caught at the turn, and then forged two ahead of Power again with birdies at 10 and 11. “I knew it was going to be hard coming in and it was. Taking advantage of the opening provided by playing partner Ben Griffin, who led with seven holes to play until gurgling to the finish, Power did just enough for a one-under 70 at Port Royal Golf Course to hang on for a one-stroke victory over Thomas Detry of Belgium.

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He busted a 2-iron that bore through a bustling wind, then drilled a low wedge to the back of the green and snaked home a 25-footer for birdie. “The Irish are so good to us here.” But if Nelson thinks that doesn’t make sense, consider that it is even a further trip from County Waterford to Johnson City, Tennessee, right? 48 in the Official World Golf Ranking and now has five top-10 finishes on the PGA TOUR since Jan. Now if you study that and suggest the man has shown steady improvement, a bell should go off, because that defines Power perfectly. No, he hadn’t won, but if true to his word, he was still playing because he believed he could. “You see,” said Nelson about the 35-year-old Power, “he surrounds himself with a nice, Irish crowd. Fitzgerald now loops for Thomas Detry, an unheralded Belgian of good stock who closed with 67 for 18-under 266, which would turn out to be second to Power’s 70 – 265. If she were to go down the list to No. Now he adds a victory. Fitzgerald, another proud Irishman who waited to congratulate both Power and Keelan. “That was my mentality going into it.”

Seamus Power was given a massive boost in the world rankings after he won his second PGA Tour title. The Waterford man had to work hard after a nervous ...

The victory means that Power is just one place behind Dustin Johnson in the world rankings. The victory means that Power now stands number 32 in the world rankings. The win means that Seamus Power has had a massive boost in his world rankings.

The Waterford man has moved up to 32nd in the world rankings.

The golf Rory has played since the summer has been incredible. “I thought it was a little easier today. on the biggest stages. I was tough going, it was a day full of all sorts of emotions. Shane as well, he didn’t get the win until Wentword but he was up there at a lot of big tournaments. It was huge. “I felt great all day, played very nice golf for the first 14 holes, I was able to just do enough coming in. “It’s been great,” he smiled. He was 48th last week, and 72nd at the end of 2021. It’s never going to be easy, but I certainly felt very comfortable, right from the get-go. You’re so proud, it’s amazing to be able to do it again. The first one [PGA Tour win] was amazing, but to be able to win again, it’s fantastic.

Seamus Power won his second ever PGA Tour event after capturing the Bermuda Championship. The Waterford man looked as if he was going to romp home but made ...

“I made hard work of it in the end, but I’m delighted to get it done.” “You’re going to make some birdies on the front and I knew it was going to be really hard coming in. The Waterford man looked as if he was going to romp home but made hard work of the run in.

WATERFORD'S SEAMUS POWER managed to secure his second PGA title last weekend by winning the Butte...

In 2021 Power was ranked 433, but after good form in 2022 he climbed into the top 50. The 35-year-old added: "It's a completely different feeling (to the first win) but it's just as special. "I made hard work of it in the end, but I'm delighted to get it done."

The jubilant Waterford man became the second Irish winner on the PGA Tour in seven days when he won in Bermuda on Sunday, following Rory McIlroy's ...

"Something like that is close to me," Power said. "So I'll talk to him and see what he recommends. The top three - currently Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm and Shane Lowry - qualify automatically for the European team. "But as I said to him, before this week I was thinking how I did (in the RSM Classic) in Georgia (inext month) was going to affect some of my schedule going forward. That flexibility could allow him to play in the new Hero Cup event on January 13-15 in Abu Dhabi, the week after the Tournament of Champions in Maui. A jubilant Power spoke afterwards of the "flexibility" his Bermuda triumph now gives him in terms of his schedule.

The last two winners on the PGA TOUR – Rory McIlroy and Seamus Power – have both represented Ireland in the Olympics.

“I signed a letter of intent to play for ETSU, did my SAT, did everything like that so I (was) fully ready to come over and play college golf,” McIlroy said in 2015. schools and if it had not been for the scholarship offer from East Tennessee State, he was considering taking an accounting course at a university in Ireland, according to the Times. McIlroy opted to stay in Ireland and play amateur golf instead of attending college, but ETSU’s coach at the time, Fred Warren, kept the signed letter of intent and had it framed. McIlroy signed a letter of intent to play golf for the Buccaneers beginning with the 2005-06 season. Golf may be the school’s strongest sport, thanks in part to a pipeline from Great Britain and Ireland that included Power and (almost) McIlroy. Power, who won his second PGA TOUR title Sunday at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship, almost was preceded on campus by McIlroy, who won THE CJ CUP in South Carolina on Oct.