Everything you need to know about the Humana Challenge final round
There's a heavy favorite in California on Sunday but also some interesting storylines.
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| The Humana Challenge is always home to lots of low scoring. (GettyImages) |
You might not have paid attention to the first three rounds, but we've got a quick recap and prep for what you need to know going into the final round of the Humana Challenge.
TV: Golf Channel at 2 p.m. ET
Leader: Scott Stallings (-22)
1st prize: $1 million
Round of the tournament: Brian Stuard (62) -- he needed to go birdie-birdie on the last two holes Saturday for a 59 but went par-bogey.
Favorite: Stallings is a 4-7 favorite with his five-shot lead. Given his 66-65-62 start it's pretty hard to see him blowing it.
Darkhorse: James Hahn is 125-1 and currently eight back of the lead. We know he can go low, though (63 on Thursday), so keep an eye on him if he gets off to a hot start.
Three storylines
1. Stallings is trying to join the "best young American golfer" conversation -- a convincing win Sunday would get him within striking distance.
2. Is this the year Charles Howell III breaks through with a monster season? He's arguably been the most consistent golfer over the first few weeks of the PGA Tour season, and a top-five finish (he was five back overnight) would only solidify that notion.
3. Russell Henley is trying to back up his win at the Sony Open with a top-10 finish in the desert. He started the day 10 shots back but only four back of the top 10. A big day for him would definitely catch some attention.
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