Rose waits through a day of rain at BMW Championship
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NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. (AP) — Two putts began taking on more significance with each rain delay until there was no golf at all Sunday at the BMW Championship.
Aronimink Golf Club already was saturated when a steady rain caused tiny streams and large puddles in the fairways, leaving the PGA Tour little choice but to wait until Monday to either play the final round or decide to cut short the third FedEx Cup playoff event to 54 holes.
"We had a golf course we couldn't play," said Slugger White, the tour's vice president of competition. "We're shoveling sand against the tide."
Justin Rose was ahead by one shot, all because of one putt.