Seamus Power and Austin Smotherman Head to a Playoff in Bermuda

The final round of the Butterfield Bermuda Championship was cancelled due to weather conditions. PGA Tour officials determined the result over 54 holes. In a statement issued on Sunday evening, they said the final round could not be completed because rain and strong winds were also forecast for the following day.

In the final standings, Irish golfer Seamus Power and American Austin Smotherman shared the lead at 16 under. A group of chasers sat two strokes behind them, including Taylor Moore, Corey Conners and Ben Silverman.

Power and Smotherman will play a playoff on Monday to decide the championship. If weather conditions allow, the match is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. local time. This will be the first tournament on the PGA Tour in the last two years to end after 54 holes because of weather.

Power won his first US tour title in a playoff at the 2021 ISCO Championship and is aiming for his third PGA Tour title. Smotherman will play his first playoff this season and wants to claim his second title. He most recently won the Bank of Utah Championship.