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-10 <\/strong>T Moore (US); <\/span>-9 <\/strong>A Schenk (US); <\/span>-8 <\/strong>T Fleetwood (Eng), J Spieth (US); <\/span>-6 <\/strong>W Clark (US); <\/span>-5 <\/strong>S Burns (US); <\/span>-4 <\/strong>M Wallace (Eng), W Simpson, C Gribble (both US)<\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n| Selected:<\/strong>+1 <\/strong>J Rose (Eng)<\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n | Tommy Fleetwood fell short of a maiden PGA Tour title again as Taylor Moore won the Valspar Championship.<\/span><\/p>\n England’s Fleetwood, playing in his 112th PGA Tour event, trailed overnight leader Adam Schenk by one shot heading into the final round in Florida.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n The 32-year-old carded a one-under round of 70 but American Moore shot a sublime four-under 67 to finish 10 under and claim his first PGA Tour win.<\/span><\/p>\n Schenk saw his 41-foot putt to force a play-off bounce off the lip.<\/span><\/p>\n He holed his bogey putt to take outright second, one stroke behind Moore, with Jordan Spieth finishing tied for third alongside Fleetwood a shot further back.<\/span><\/p>\n Moore, in his 46th PGA Tour start, had an anxious wait to see if anyone would match his score after setting the clubhouse lead with a fine round that featured five birdies and one bogey.<\/span><\/p>\n “It hasn’t really hit me yet,” Moore, 29, told NBC. “I was just in compete mode and just watching the guys finish, maybe in a play-off, maybe not, and it’s so cool.<\/span><\/p>\n “It’s so awesome, it’s what I work for and I’m really excited not just for me but for everyone around me. It’s a cool moment.”<\/span><\/p>\n Fleetwood, who has finished second four times on the PGA Tour, moved into a share of the lead with a birdie on the par-five 11th.<\/span><\/p>\n But a bogey on the 14th after he took two shots to get out of a greenside bunker effectively ended his chances of victory at Innisbrook Resort in Palm Harbor.<\/span><\/p>\n American Schenk had held either the outright or joint lead after each day and went into the final hole also on 10 under.<\/span><\/p>\n A wayward drive saw the ball come to rest close to the base of a tree, but the right-handed Schenk produced a superb left-handed shot with his club head inverted to give himself a chance of saving par.<\/span><\/p>\n After hitting his approach to 41 feet, his putt carried slightly too much speed as it hit the pin, then the lip and agonisingly ricocheted away.<\/span><\/p>\n Spieth had also been tied for the lead before finding the water on the 16th, managing to salvage a bogey there to stay in contention.<\/span><\/p>\n But he missed a chance for birdie from six feet at the next hole and three-putted the last when needing a birdie to force a play-off.<\/span><\/p>\n |