At Glance
‣ Taylor Pendrith leads the CJ Cup Byron Nelson heading into the final round, aiming for his first PGA Tour title, with Jake Knapp and Ben Kohles as his closest competitors.
‣ The leaderboard is tightly packed with several players within striking distance, including Matt Wallace, Alex Noren, and Kelly Kraft, making the final round highly anticipated.
‣ The final round features a mix of seasoned players and emerging talents, including 16-year-old English amateur Kris Kim, highlighting the diverse field competing in the tournament.
Leaderboard heading into the final round @CJByronNelson ⛳️
1. Taylor Pendrith (-19)
2. Jake Knapp (-18)
T3. Ben Kohles (-17)
T3. Matt Wallace
T5. Alex Noren (-15)
T5. Kelly Kraft— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR)
Taylor Pendrith is leading the pack. He’s one step ahead as we head into the final round of The CJ Cup Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch. It’s a big deal because he’s on the hunt for his first PGA Tour title.
Jake Knapp, the Mexico Open winner, was leading after the halfway mark. He had a solid -14. But, after a third-round 67, he’s now trailing in second. Pendrith, on the other hand, rocketed to the top with a stunning Saturday 63.
The final group is a trio to watch. Pendrith and Knapp will be joined by American Ben Kohles. Just before them, Englishman Matt Wallace will be trying to crank up the pressure. Wallace, who was leading after the first round, and Kohles are both sitting pretty at 17-under.
The leaderboard’s looking tight. Alex Noren and Kelly Kraft are keeping things interesting at 15-under. They both kicked off with a 64. Their scores have been a bit of a rollercoaster since then, but they’re still in the mix.
And then there’s the rest of the top-10. It’s a mixed bag of talent with Kevin Tway, Vince Whaley, Byeong Hun An, and Troy Merritt. Merritt, in particular, turned heads with a 62 on Friday.
Here’s the leaderboard as we go into the final round @CJByronNelson . Taylor Pendrith’s at -19, leading the charge. Jake Knapp’s hot on his heels at -18. It’s going to be an exciting finish.
Defending champ, Jason Day, is out of the running this time. And there’s 16-year-old Kris Kim, an English amateur, who’s making waves. He’s starting his final round at eight-under, hoping to climb even higher.
For those looking to catch all the final-round action, here are the tee times for the 2024 CJ Cup Byron Nelson. From Maverick McNealy to Adam Scott, the lineup’s packed with talent.
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CJ Cup Byron Nelson Final-Round Tee Times are out. Starting Hole – Tee Time CDT (BST) – Players, it’s all there. From the 1st Hole at 10:00am (4:00pm) to the 10th Hole at 12:00pm (6:00pm), it’s going to be a day packed with golf.
Wondering how to catch the CJ Cup Byron Nelson in the US or the UK? Here’s how. In the US, tune into the Golf Channel or Peacock, then switch to CBS. In the UK, Sky Sports Golf has got you covered. It’s going to be an unforgettable day of golf.
