Latest Golf Scores and Leaderboard Update

Why golf scores matter

Golf scores are the primary measure of performance in professional and collegiate golf, affecting tournament standings, prize money and player rankings. Timely, accurate reporting of golf scores helps fans, coaches and analysts track momentum, evaluate form and compare results across events. Sources such as ESPN, Flashscore and Golfstat supply scores and leaderboards to different audiences — from live tournament followers to college programme analysts.

Recent leaderboard details and cut results

ESPN’s latest leaderboard data shows a group of players listed as CUT with their round-by-round scores and totals. The following results were reported:

• Taylor Pendrith — CUT — R1: 67, R2: 68, R3: 71 — Total: 206
• Michael Kim — CUT — R1: 71, R2: 68, R3: 68 — Total: 207
• Harry Higgs — CUT — R1: 66, R2: 73, R3: 68 — Total: 207
• Matt Wallace — CUT — R1: 66, R2: 70, R3: 72 — Total: 208
• Chan Kim — CUT — R1: 69, R2: 67, R3: 74 — Total: 210
• S.T. Lee — CUT — R1: 68, R2: 68, R3: 74 — Total: 210
• Patrick Fishburn — CUT — R1: 68, R2: 70, R3: 75 — Total: 213

These entries are recorded as CUT on the ESPN leaderboard, indicating those players did not progress further in the event as listed. The round scores and totals provide a snapshot of individual performance across the reported rounds.

Live coverage and collegiate statistics

For live, event-by-event tracking, services such as Flashscore aggregate live golf scores and leaderboards across major tours including the PGA Tour, the Masters and the U.S. Open. For college golf, Golfstat remains a primary repository of official scores and statistics, used by coaches, media and governing bodies to follow collegiate players and team standings.

Conclusion and what to watch next

Accurate golf scores inform selections, ranking movements and fan engagement. The recent cut-status entries reported by ESPN highlight how small margins across rounds can determine tournament progression. Fans and analysts should monitor live feeds (Flashscore) for real-time shifts and consult Golfstat for collegiate trends. Looking ahead, continued updates to leaderboards will clarify which players regain form and which emerging amateurs make the step up in results and rankings.