Danny Lee and Tim Wilkinson have finished their final rounds with mixed results at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on the PGA Tour in Florida today.
Lee carded a two-under 70 to finish at two-under for the tournament, which left him in a share of 32nd, although there's still a hostof players out on the course that could influence where he and Wilkinson finish.
Manawatu's Wilkinson completed a one-over 73 in his fourth round to close the tournament at seven-over in a share of 72nd and the left-hander will likely rue his disappointing third round 77 yesterday which dropped him down the leaderboard.
American Matt Every and Australia Adam Scott held the lead earlier at 13-under through 11 and 10 holes respectively.
Meanwhile, on the Web.com Tour, Steven Alker produced a two-under 68 in his final round at the Panama Claro Championship.
Alker's round left him at two-under for the event and in a share of 20th, although there's a collection of players still on the course.
Mexican Carlos Ortiz held the lead a short time ago at 10-under through 10 holes.
On the LPGA, 16-year-old Lydia Ko will begin her final round shortly at the JTBC Founders Cup in Phoenix where she holds a one-stroke lead over American Jessica Korda.
