Links PGA Tour 2026 - Truist Championship

[Southcitygolf]

2026 Truist Championship - 3rd Rd


Video link to 3rd Rd.
https://youtu.be/BD8qRL1Ww0o

Dear Senior Ollie, I'm not the one to be concerned with. I'd be watching out for Matty G.
He's about to pass both of us and don't forget The One Eyed Jack - Cam Speed, a wild card in any tournament
The Autism Golfer - Matt Glumac... aka Matty G.(he actually plays real golf)
https://www.youtube.com/@mattglumactheautisticgolfe1608

[dko]

True that. And I've peeked at Matty's par challenge video. Took me back (too) many years to my brief heyday of good real golf before life introduced duck hooks and flares aplenty.

I guess I'm still stinging from that thrashing you gave us at the Cadillac and Cam's showing on Harbour Town.

[Southcitygolf]

3rd Rd Pins vs Links 2003

Checking the Pin placement to see how we are matching up


The 8th hole is the hardest

[Pinseeker]

In this video you will find helpful tips on how to bogie 2 of the easiest Par fives yet still manage to shoot 4 under par.

The 3rd round: https://youtu.be/WY9e598V_ow

[Southcitygolf]

2026 Truist Championship - Final Rd Pin Position

Video link to 3rd Rd.
https://youtu.be/BD8qRL1Ww0o


Next Weeks Course:
The PGA Championship
Aronimink Golf Club - Newtown Square - May 14 - 17, 2026


Aronimink Golf Club BETA by John Brooks
https://linkscorner.org/courses/course.php?crz=2639

Aronimink Golf Club BETA
Release Date 2021-02-26 : LC_ID # 2639
CRZ Filename: Aronimink1.crz

[dwg]

I looked at the conditions, thought, withdraw now and go back to bed, this is way beyond my skill level.

I was not far out.

The front 9 wasn't bad went out in 36, 2 birdies 2 pars, try to keep the back 9 around par and call it a good day.

The back 9 was a total disaster, even accidentally clicked on the mouse without noticing and that cost a stroke (I play with mulligans disabled). So home with a 42 for a 78. The 18th, especially, did me in, a 7.

The putter needs to have a good long hard look at itself.

Des

[dko]

I had what I would call a messy 68. But then Des would remind me it's not how, but how many.

I hit all of five fairways, so I was playing defensively most of the time, interspersed with a few nicely played holes.

Oh, by the way Thomas, I "borrowed" your putter on the 5th hole. I considered keeping it but felt guilty, so put it back in its place. Hope you didn't miss it.

Three parts this time; I think I keep running out of virtual memory or something.

https://youtu.be/9-ED72NDL60
https://youtu.be/X-O0su0E5cY
https://youtu.be/0OUoTpmoMkE

[dwg]

It is definitely how many, no place on the scorecard for "how".

[dko]

You're the best Des.

[Ian Wells]

After a triple bogey on the 4th any idea of a sub-par round was far from my mind. (Was it me, or were the pin locations very difficult?)
I was two over after 12, but three consecutive chip-ins for birdie, par, birdie, followed by another birdie to reach 1 under, meant I was home and dry, wasn't I?
Of course not. A bogey on 17 and a bogey on 18, gave me a score of 37,36 for a 73.

I'm obviously keeping my A game for the PGA Championship.

Well played Doug a congratulatory beer for you, and a commiserating beer for you and I Des.

Thanks Thomas for your work.

Ian