Creator Classic at Philly Cricket: Final scores at latest PGA Tour YouTube spectacle
Check out the final scores from the PGA Tour Creator Classic at Philly Cricket presented by YouTube, which featured social media sensation Paige Spiranac.
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Some of the world's biggest golf content creators including social media sensation Paige Spiranac were back in force for the PGA Tour's latest YouTube spectacle.
On Wednesday 7 May, four three-person teams each featuring one YouTube creator and two golf creators, competed in a back-nine competition at The Philadelphia Cricket Club's Wissahickon Course, host venue for this week's Truist Championship on the PGA Tour.
The action took place between holes 10 and 17 in an alternate shot, gross score format.
After the conclusion of play, the two top teams then advanced to the par-4 18th for a sudden-death playoff.
The teams consisted of a mix of playing abilities, with some players off plus-handicaps and others off double digits.
The team of Marques Brownlee, Sean Walsh and Sabrina Andolpho topped the board after the first eight holes with a score of 3-over par.
They were then joined in the final-hole shootout by tournament favourites Josh Richards, Brad Dalke and Erik Anders Lang, who came through a three-way chip-off on the 17th green against Kyle Lowry, Josh Kelley and Claire Hogle, and Spiranac, Tyler Toney and Matt Scharff.
Richards, Dalke and Lang then saw off Brownlee, Walsh and Andolpho in the final-hole shootout with a bogey five to be crowned champions of the Creator Classic at Philly Cricket.
The Creator Classic at Philly Cricket marked the second of three in a season-long Creator Classic Series presented by YouTube.
The first event took place in March at TPC Sawgrass, and it was won by YouTube golf superstar Grant Horvat, who also hosted an event during LIV Golf Miami last month.
The latter had some controversial repercussions, at least for one content creator and former winner on the PGA Tour.
The latest 9-hole content creator team competition took place a day before the start of the Truist Championship, the PGA Tour's latest $20m Signature Event on the schedule.
The third and final Creator Classic event will take place on 20 August ahead of the PGA Tour's season-ending Tour Championship at East Lake.
Rory McIlroy is defending his title this week, albeit with a different title sponsor and on a completely different golf course.
That's because Quail Hollow Club is hosting next week's PGA Championship instead.
McIlroy, who became the latest member of the career grand slam club after winning The Masters last month, is attempting to the win tournament for a record fifth time.
Scroll below to check out the final leaderboard from the Creator Classic at Philly Cricket, and to re-watch the action...
Final Leaderboard
| Pos | Team | Score | Hole |
| 1 | Brownlee / Walsh / Andolpho | +3 | 8 |
| T2 | Richards / Dalke / Anders Lang* | +8 | 8 |
| T2 | Lowry / Kelley / Hogle | +8 | 8 |
| T2 | Toney / Scharff / Spiranac | +8 | 8 |
| *won chip off to enter final |
Pos | Team | Final Hole Score |
1 | Richards / Dalke / Anders Lang | 5 |
2 | Brownlee / Walsh / Andolpho | 7 |
Creator Classic at Philly Cricket Tee Times - Wednesday 7 May
Tee times local
4:05 PM | Kyle Lowry | Josh Kelley | Claire Hogle |
4:05 PM | Marques Brownlee | Sean Walsh | Sabrina Andolpho |
4:17 PM | Josh Richards | Brad Dalke | Erik Anders Lang |
4:17 PM | Tyler Toney | Matt Scharff | Paige Spiranac |
Creator Classic at Philly Cricket - Teams and Pre-Tournament Odds
- Josh Richards / Brad Dalke / Erik Anders Lang (+150)
- Marques Brownlee / Sean Walsh / Sabrina Andolpho (+250)
- Kyle Lowry / Josh Kelley / Claire Hogle (+400)
- Tyler Toney / Matt Scharff / Paige Spiranac (+600)
Creator Classic at Philly Cricket - How to watch
The competition was live streamed via the PGA Tour's YouTube channel:
For more information about the Creator Classic at Philly Cricket, please visit truistchampionship.com/creator-classic
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