The company's goal is to be price competitive, focusing initially on Middle East and North African territories where other global sellers "have no or little presence," Elakehal said. 4-6, on way to shooting 76 to finish tied for 12th.Emad Eldeen Elakehal, a co-founder and former chief technology officer at the Book Depository, will launch, a global online bookselling website " selling titles in multiple languages and offering customers the option to pay for titles in a number of different currencies," the Bookseller reported. He had four bogeys over six holes to finish his front nine Sunday, staring with three in a row on Nos. Before that, no one had aced that hole since Jim Furyk in 2011.Įnglish played with Hall in the final group during the third round, but had dropped out of a share of the lead when he bogeyed his final hole Saturday. 8 on Friday, when the hole was playing at 170 yards. The first came in his PGA Tour debut as a 17-year-old at the 2014 Byron Nelson in his hometown of Dallas. "For a weekend where I really struggled with the putter, to give myself still a chance to win was nice.” “I made a few today, but overall I probably lost a few strokes on the greens, which is frustrating," Scheffler said. But he was even the rest of the way, with a birdie at the 10th and bogey on the par-3 16th. 8 took a couple of bounces and rolled into the cup, he was 7 under.
Scheffler was the Colonial runner-up last year after losing to Sam Burns on the first playoff hole. Tied with Schenk to start the final round, Hall got started with consecutive birdies to drop to 12 under, but those were his only birdies in a closing 73. Hall, a 25-year-old Englishman, was the solo leader after the first and second round. After being part of the lead Saturday he had a double bogey and two bogeys over his last six holes. Grillo had four birdies and two bogeys on his first seven holes Sunday, but caught up to the lead with a 17-foot birdie at the 435-yard 12th hole. Schenk drove into the rough behind the hole, though had an impressive pitch shot. 16 in the playoff landed on the right side of the green, rolled off the slope and stopped about five feet to the left of the hole. He would have been sitting here probably an hour earlier, but that’s golf.” “The story would have been a little bit different. “If he would have hit it a little bit firmer, it would have gone in," Grillo said. 18 when his birdie putt that would have won it came up just short. Schenk made par out of a greenside bunker at No.
I knew Emiliano was a couple shots ahead,” Schenk said. 16, Schenk was at the 17th tee when he saw someone down by the flowing water. He’s still seeking his first victory after a 72 playing in the final group Sunday.Īfter making his only birdie with an 8-footer at No.
Schenk, the 31-year-old Indiana native in his 171st PGA Tour event, got his second runner-up finish of the season. 1 player in the world who had a hole-in-one at the 189-yard 8th hole during his closing 67. He finished tied for third at 7-under with local favorite Scott Scheffler, the No. PGA Tour rookie Harry Hall, in the final group with Schenk, bogeyed the final hole after his drive into the water to miss getting in the playoff. Then five seconds later, the ball kept moving.” It stopped for like five, 10 seconds at one moment. "When I saw one of the marshals walk right of the tree, I knew it was going to be a long wait until that ball stopped. I’ve hit the exact same shot to the right of the tree," he said.
16 in regulation had Grillo up by two strokes before his tee shot at No. 18 to start the playoff.Ī 20-foot birdie at No. Grillo and Adam Schenk, who both finished at 8-under 272, had two-putt pars from 26 feet at No. Grillo curled in a 5-foot birdie putt on the second playoff hole, the 186-yard 16th hole where he had taken the solo lead before needing a playoff Sunday. That mishit on the 72nd hole at Colonial cost him his two-stroke lead, but he still got his first PGA Tour victory in more than 7 1/2 years. 18 tee after his wayward shot into the flowing water of a small concrete drainage canal. FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - Emiliano Grillo could only watch as his ball kept floating and rolling back toward the No.
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