RBC Heritage Golf Tournament Originally scheduled for April 2020 but eventually rescheduled to June due to COVID-19 pandemic. The RBC Heritage kicks off like no other event on the PGA TOUR. We are brought you the highlights all over rounds. The RBC Heritage golf tournament held on Jun 18, 2020, to Jun 21, 2020. Let’s find out all the rounds in detail.
Round 1
After an exciting week back on the PGA Tour because the coronavirus pandemic continues to rage, Round 1 of the 2020 RBC Heritage in Hilton Head, South Carolina, was even as exciting. Ian Poulter and Mark Hubbard co-lead after 18 holes after both fired early 7-under 64s, but just beyond that, the leaderboard gets a touch more exciting. Let’s take a look at the leaderboard.
Round 2
The second round of the RBC Heritage was suspended for bad weather on Friday, with well more than twenty-four players left on the course, and a few with as many as five holes left to play. However, when round 2 finished, we saw how many big names are Top of the leaderboard. Webb Simpson leads at 12 under after two rounds of play, however, Bryson DeChambeau and Corey Conners are directly behind him at 11 under. Let’s take a look at the leaderboard going into the weekend.
Round 3
Webb Simpson had to make some room at the top of the leaderboard after the third round of the RBC Heritage in South Carolina on Saturday, with a four-path tie for first injecting dramatization into Sunday’s finale.
Briton Tyrrell Hatton, who had eight birdies on a day of stellar putting to equivalent Webb’s three-day, 15-under par effort. Briton Tyrrell Hatton is currently on the top on the leaderboard towards the finish of round 3. Let’s take a look at the leaderboard.
Final Round
Webb Simpson celebrated another victory on Father’s Day wearing with a tartan jacket, –––looking to turn into the first-ever Englishman to win consecutive titles on the US circuit – albeit quite three months apart.
Hatton, the day before, he was leading the board, grabbed the sole advantage with four birdies in the initial first seven holes. Somehow, he was unable to keep up the pace and had to be content with a tie for third, two behind Simpson. Let’s take a look at the final leaderboard.
