Doc Redman gana el Visit Knoxville Open con un eagle en el desempate

Doc Redman se adjudicó el Visit Knoxville Open del Korn Ferry Tour tras embocar un putt de eagle de unos 12 metros durante un desempate el domingo.

Redman iba por detrás tras las tres primeras rondas, pero superó al líder de los 54 hoyos, Cooper Dossey. Hunter Eichhorn registró la mejor tarjeta de su carrera con 61 golpes, 10 bajo par, para forzar el desempate. En el primer hoyo extra, Redman embocó el largo putt de eagle para asegurarse el título y ascender al segundo puesto en la clasificación de puntos de la temporada.

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