Cameron Young, on the threshold of the first long -awaited victory of PGA

Greensburo, North Carolina-Cameron Young escaped from four birds, respectively, at the ninth of the foreground and extended to eight shots on Saturday before settling in a series of 55 years, which gave him five shots in the Winddam championship with his first victory in the PGA tour.

A 65 -year -old citizen from Weststers was crowned in the second round that was delayed in the morning. Then its progress extended with its four consecutive scores, including 30 feet ranked 4 and a 20 -foot dual bird in fifth place.

“I just played some gentle golf there for about an hour,” said Yong, whose father, David’s supporter at the Sleepy Hollow Country Club, said in Briarclif Manor for two decades. “He had some opportunities in the ninth rear, too, many Bots did not make. But a kind of rocking trips besides hitting some medium shots in the middle of the tour, and it is good to finish the way I did.”

Niko Etchvaria of Colombia cut the margin into four shots with three birds in an extension of four hole on its nine back. He gave him a final 64th bird.

Young, who had gone 39 straight holes without a ghost at Sedgefield Country Club until the loss of 6 feet-lengths in the fourteenth hole, was answered, with a beautiful exacerbation of two-dimensional birds in Par-5 15th and 10 feet in the seventeenth place to put the initiative in five.

“I will just underestimate what I do. As I said, try to collide with the best shots that I can try to get and we will add after 18 years,” Ikavaria said.

Young is widely considered the best player who has never won a major round, and is the second place seven times since his rising season in 2021.

This includes the World Golf Championship and more British British Championship 2022 in Saint Andrews.

“I have finished second. I have overcome a lot. I played some good golf on Sunday in all these cases,” said Young. “That’s all I am trying to do tomorrow. I started in a nice place, so I just look forward to trying to overcome second place as much as possible.”

He was 20 years old, when he needed 67 on Sunday to register the championship registration record.

What matters to young is the title of PGA Tour, especially now with its final goal of being in the Ryder Cup team in Bethpage Black.

He was ranked ninth in the Rider Cup in 2023 and left outside the team.

Young has shaved the Rider Cup the day when Pga of America announced that it would go to the Long Island session.

The victory will only transfer it to No. 15, but it will definitely put it in a conversation with its strength and history in Bethpage. The first amateurs to win in New York Open State in 2017, where he set a record at that time with 64 in Bethablag.

“This was a target throughout the year,” said Young. “I am trying to look at it just to take all the little things that happen daily as you come. In the back of my mind in an attempt to photograph myself on this team.”

Echavarria was the only player in eight young shots. The defense champion Aaron Ray (69), Chris Kirk (67) and Mac Misserr (70) were linked in third place.