Chad Ramey Scores Birdie on 11th Hole at Championship
November 10, 2025 - 05:25
In the final round of the 2025 World Wide Technology Championship, golfer Chad Ramey showcased his skills by making a birdie on the challenging par-3 11th hole. This impressive shot not only highlighted Ramey's precision and focus but also contributed to an exciting day of competition on the course.
As players vied for the top positions, the 11th hole proved to be a pivotal moment for Ramey, who has been steadily improving his game throughout the tournament. The birdie helped him maintain momentum as he navigated the remaining holes, demonstrating his ability to rise to the occasion under pressure.
Fans and spectators were thrilled to witness such a remarkable performance, adding to the electric atmosphere of the championship. Ramey's birdie on the 11th is a testament to his hard work and dedication, as he aims for a strong finish in this prestigious event.
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