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MacIntyre narrowly misses Texas Open title
6 Apr
Summary
- JJ Spaun secured a one-shot victory at the Texas Open.
- Robert MacIntyre finished in a tie for second place.
- Weather delays significantly impacted the tournament's schedule.
JJ Spaun has won the Texas Open by a single stroke, his second career victory at the San Antonio event. The tournament experienced substantial weather delays, forcing the conclusion of the third round on Sunday. Spaun shot a final-round 67 to reach 17 under par, ultimately securing the win.
Robert MacIntyre, who had led at various stages and played 30 holes on Sunday due to the delays, finished in a tie for second place. He was unable to make the birdie needed on the 18th hole to force a playoff with Spaun. England's Matt Wallace also finished at 16 under par, sharing second place with MacIntyre and Michael Kim.
The focus now shifts to the Masters, the year's first major, which begins on Thursday. Both Spaun and MacIntyre will turn their attention to Augusta National after the dramatic conclusion to the Texas Open.
