Patrick Cantlay Falls Short At Shriners
Source: PGA Tour

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November 5, 2018
Patrick Cantlay was trying to become the first player to win back-to-back Shriners Open titles in nearly 20 years. He almost pulled it off, but fell one stroke shy of the winner, Bryson DeChambeau, and had to settle for a second-place finish. It was a wild Sunday and four different players held a share of the lead at some point. Cantlay fired a final-round 65 and had multiple opportunities to win or force a playoff, but a flubbed bunker shot on the 17th hole led to a bogey and proved to be his undoing. It was Cantlay's third start of the new season and he continues to be a consistent force after a breakthrough 2018. He is not in the field for the upcoming Mayakoba Classic, but will be an elite DFS option going forward. --Joe Nicely - RotoBaller
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