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TPS Victoria 2022, Hosted by Geoff Ogilvy, Rosebud CC: 3-6 Feb, Day 3
Richard Green and Todd Sinnett lead into final at Rosebud; seven players are one shot back
As the final round of TPS Victoria 2022 gets underway Richard Green and Todd Sinnett share the lead in their home state on 15-under. Just a shot back are fellow Victorian Cameron John, Queenslanders Anthony Quayle and Andre Stolz, Daniel Gale from NSW, Ben Campbell and Momoka Kabori from NZ, and Welsh golfer Lydia Hall.
Leading into the third round was 22 year old Momoka Kabori.
From PGA Australia, by Dane Heverin: (Day Two)
New Zealander Momoka Kobori has continued her stunning form to stand alone at the top of the leaderboard after the second round of TPS Victoria at Rosebud Country Club today.
Kobori, 22, followed up yesterday’s six-under par effort with a five-under round of 66 to be one stroke clear of the chasing pack of overnight leader Scott Arnold, Rosebud local James Marchesani, PGA Tour winner Andre Stolz and 21-year-old amateur Kelsey Bennett. Read more from Day Two
From PGA Australia, by Martin Blake: (Day Three)
Sweet-swinging veteran Richard Green has a chance to wind back the clock while Todd Sinnott will join him in the final group with a huge opportunity at the TPS Victoria on Sunday.
The 50-year-old left-hander Green shot a stunning 63 with six birdies and an eagle at Rosebud Country Club to launch himself to the top of the leaderboard...
Victorian Sinnott shot 65 and in a sense his share of the lead could be seen as a surprise as well. In five years as a pro his only win is the Myanmar Open in 2017, a victory that gave him Japan Tour status.
Long-bomber Sinnott, 29, has been playing in Japan but his career was curtailed by a back stress fracture and then the tour’s shut-out of foreign pros during the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic sidelined him again. Read more
TPS Victoria was first held last year, 2021. It presents a unique format wherein amateurs and professionals, men and women, compete "from scaled tees for the one trophy". Juniors are also able to join in during the weekend. Total prize pool is $200,000.
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