Garrick Higgo carded the best round of the day in the final round of the PGA Tour’s Butterfield Bermuda Championship on Sunday as his seven-under-par 64 saw him vault to a share of 29th.
Higgo made an incredible 10 birdies in his round, but a bogey and a double-bogey stopped him from scoring even better. In the end, he was on 10-under-par for the tournament, nine strokes behind the winner, Seamus Power of Ireland. Power closed with a one-under-par 70 to edge Thomas Detry of Belgium by one shot. Patrick Rodgers and Ben Griffin of the United States and Kevin You of Taiwan.
Higgo climbed 31 places on the leaderboard with his last-round performance, and MJ Daffue also had a good finish with his closing five-under-par 66 lifting him 24 places into a share of 29th with Higgo. Erik van Rooyen closed with a level-par 71 for a share of 35th on nine-under.
