Trophy Roundup: Tway Takes Safeway, Bjerregaard Is An Old Course Winner, Crowns For Korea, Kanya Claims The APAC

Kevin Tway claims his first PGA Tour title in a playoff over Ryan Moore and Brandt Snedeker at Silverado. As Kevin Casey notes in this Golfweek roundup of notes and quotes, it was Tway’s steadiness that benefitted from Brandt Snedeker losing a five-stroke lead.

For the effort, Tway gets a fantastic foot rest for his mancave:

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200만불 주인공 티웨이. 플레이오프 3홀동안 차분하게 버디 버디 버디. @kevintway #kevintway #pgatour #safewayopen #silveradoresortandspa #napavalley #golfstagram #골프스타그램 #golfswing #golfswag

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Lucas Bjerregaard, who attended the Ryder Cup as a spectator, gets to do the Swilcan Burn trophy shot before figuring how to get that shipped home to Denmark. This is his second European Tour title.

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What a week it has been! 🏆 winning around St. Andrews is a dream come true! thank you for all the nice messages and support! Means the world. #dunhilllinks #nikegolf #2

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Takumi Kanaya is the Asia-Pacific Amateur Champion and highest ranked Japanese amateur currently:

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The crowning moment with Team #KOR @ulintlcrown 🇰🇷

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Takumi Kanaya joins an illustrious group of Asia-Pacific Amateur Champions 👉

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