Final-round 61 gives Coloradan Zahkai Brown third place in 143-man field on All Pro Tour
By Gary Baines - 6/19/2021
Zahkai Brown of Golden didn’t seem to have much of a chance at the title entering Saturday’s final round of the All Pro Tour’s Supreme Lending Classic in Broken Arrow, Okla.
But the 2013 CoBank Colorado Open champion did indeed make a run at the top spot in the 143-man tournament. He didn’t end up the champion, but it wasn’t for lack of trying.
Brown, a former CGA Player of the Year, closed with a 9-under-par 61 on Saturday. And for a while there, he was on a sub-60 watch as he was 9 under through 14 holes, having birdied his first five of the day. But a bogey on 15 and a birdie on 17 led him to “settle” for a 61. His 10-birdie, one-bogey final day vaulted 11 spots up the leaderboard, and he ended up earning $5,900 by tying for third place, which was a career-best for Brown on the APT.
Brown’s 17-under 263 total (70-64-68-61) left him three strokes behind champion Brendon Jelley of Tulsa, who captured the $24,500 first prize.
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