The end of the PGA Tour season has indeed brought a lot of drama to the FedEx Cup playoffs. And some dramatic experiences reflected the mutual camaraderie these PGA Tour compatriots shared amongst themselves.
One such instance came to light as a PGA Tour mate stood by Lucas Glover to counter some hateful words thrown at Glover. Acknowledging this gesture, Lucas Glover expressed his gratefulness amid the $75 million playoff series.
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Lucas Glover expresses gratitude towards fellow PGA Tour veteran
A few days ago, Brian Harman, who had been leading Thursday’s game in the BMW Championship, made six successful birdies and had a total score of 65. After his exceptional first round, the Open Championship winner was called for a presser. This was where he defended the one-time major winner for being called “journeyman Lucas Glover” in an article. Harman said he found the label found ridiculous.
Harman even mentioned, “Lucas Glover is a world beater.”
The veteran also complemented Glover’s astounding form that led him to win the FedEx St. Jude Championship.
The 36-year-old golfer has now expressed his heartfelt gratitude towards Harman. Glover said, “Yeah, that meant a lot. I don’t know… what spurred it on or where it came from, but I texted (Brian Harman) right after and just said, Thank You. I appreciate that. Those were very kind words.”
“So, yeah, that was over-the-top cool of him. Any given week, everybody wants to beat everybody. So it’s nice when you finish, off the course to have some solid camaraderie and feeling a brotherhood with some of the players. It’s nice,” he added.
Class acts all around.@Lucas_Glover_ 🤝 @HarmanBrian pic.twitter.com/2S5WwjwSuf
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) August 23, 2023
Lucas Glover’s performance in the FedEx St. Jude Championship
We already know that Glover put on quite a stellar show in the FedEx St. Jude Championship. He bagged the winner’s title and a hefty paycheck of $3.6 million. Let’s look at his TPC Southwind performance:
At the end of round one, Glover finished at 66, which was quite a decent start. Then, in the following round, he carded an eagle on hole 16. Thus, he tied his score at 64. Later in the third round, he had one bogey in hole five, hence finishing at 66 at the end of the round. Finally, in the last round, he had two birdies on holes 3 and 16 and completed round four at 69.
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