Wesley Bryan played his final round at the BMW Championship in under 90 minutes
What a feat from one of the fastest players on the PGA Tour
By
Kyle Porter
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Wesley Bryan had the first tee time on Sunday at the BMW Championship, and he decided to set a (unofficial) record with the fastest round on the PGA Tour that anyone can remember. Bryan played his round in 89 (!) minutes. The best part? He shot a 2-under 69 in the process. As Nathan Hubbard pointed out on Twitter, Bryan essentially ran a 13.5-minute mile while shooting 69, which is outrageous.
.@wesleybryangolf's final round at @BMWchamps
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) September 17, 2017
• 1 hour, 29 minutes
• 14 pars
• 3 birdies
• 1 bogey
• 69 pic.twitter.com/pKyl16Ayes
When you play 18 holes in under 90 minutes ... pic.twitter.com/8MVZoeUonk
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) September 17, 2017
Bryan played the front nine in just over 40 minutes, and he was literally running around all over the course.
Bryan tweeted about the round afterwards but noted that he was still waiting on a flight that was so delayed, Bryan could have gotten two more rounds in.
1 hour 29 min
— Wesley Bryan (@wesleybryangolf) September 17, 2017
🏃💨
I has been delayed 3 hours....
— Wesley Bryan (@wesleybryangolf) September 17, 2017
Still at the airport lol
Despite the effort, Bryan finished 69th in the field this week and will miss the Tour Championship.
