At En-Joie Golf Club in Endicott, New York, the DICK’S Open Tour wrapped up on Sunday with a $2.2 million purse and a 6,994-yard, par-72 layout. X-Dicky Pride finished tied at 198 and won the playoff on the first extra hole, topping Padraig Harrington and Matt
Sunday’s final round at En-Joie Golf Club in Endicott, New York, delivered a tense finish with a $2.2 million purse on the line.
The course played to 6,994 yards and a par of 72. By the time the last putts fell, X-Dicky Pride and several players were clustered near the top—until the playoff.
X-Dicky Pride posted 63-70-65 for a 198 total. finishing “x-won on first playoff hole.” Padraig Harrington matched the same 198 after rounds of 65-67-66. while Matt Gogel finished one stroke back at 199 with 69-65-65. J.J. Henry also ended at 200 with 69-66-65, followed by Fredrik Jacobson, Timothy O’Neal and Bo Van Pelt at 201.
The leaderboard kept its pressure across the field. Richard Green finished at 202 with 67-67-68, while Michael Block, with a 203 total from 66-70-67, and Miguel Angel Jimenez, at 203 from 70-66-67, both stayed close to the cut of the day’s excitement.
Darren Clarke turned in a 204 total with 65-73-66, and Thongchai Jaidee and Greg Chalmers both landed at 204. Jaidee carded 66-67-71, while Chalmers finished 67-71-67. Tommy Gainey. Paul Stankowski and Boo Weekley also wound up at 205. each with 205 totals from 65-70-70. 70-65-70. and 67-69-69 respectively.
Farther down, the scoring reflected how quickly Sunday could shift. John Daly posted 208 with 73-63-72, while Steve Stricker finished at 208 after 69-71-68. Michael Wright ended at 209, going 72-71-66, and Steve Allan and Ryan Armour both finished at 210 with 68-72-70 and 72-69-69.
Several notable names closed out with scores that underlined the difficulty of the final stretch. Rory Sabbatini finished at 207 with 70-66-71, and Bernard Langer finished at 207 after 69-71-67. David Toms finished at 214 with 76-69-69. while Scott Hend’s final round was an 80 that kept him at 214—68-66-80.
By the end, the championship moment belonged to the player who held his nerve when it counted most. With the tie settled “on first playoff hole,” X-Dicky Pride’s Sunday performance—and the swing that followed—shaped the final leaderboard at En-Joie.
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