Séamus Power moves closer to PGA Tour card with top-10 at John Deere Classic

Séamus Power moved inside the top 125 on the FedEx Cup standings with a tied-eighth finish at the John Deere Classic - his third consecutive top-10.

The Waterford man currently sits in 123rd position with the top 125 after next month’s Wyndham Championship securing their PGA Tour card for next season.

Power has been in remarkably consistent form lately and maintained that run with a closing 66 at TPC Deere Run to finish at 15 under par, four shots behind eventual winner Lucas Glover.

Power picked up birdies on the second and fourth to move onto the fringes of contention on Sunday before dropping back with a bogey at the ninth. However, he rallied to an impressive back nine with birdies at the 11th, 12th, 14th and 15th to come home in 32 and sign for a 66.

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The 34-year-old now heads for this week’s Barbasol Championship - the opposite field event on the PGA Tour to the British Open.

At the top of the leaderboard, Glover stormed home with five birdies in his final seven holes to claim victory.

The American rebounded from a lacklustre 70 on Saturday as he carded a seven-under 64 en route to a two-shot victory.

Glover opened with back-to-back birdies to commence his run up the leaderboard, picking up another shot on the eighth to head into the turn at three under.

Despite bogeying the par-four 11th, his late string of birdies ultimately proved enough to clinch his first PGA title in 10 years.

Final scores from the John Deere Classic, TPC Deere Run, Silvis, Illinois (USA unless stated, Par 71)

265 Lucas Glover 68 63 70 64

267 Ryan Moore 65 66 68 68, Kevin Na 67 66 66 68

268 Scott Brown 69 67 63 69, Luke List 66 63 71 68, Sebastian Munoz (Col) 63 67 67 71, Adam Schenk 67 64 70 67

269 Hank Lebioda 64 69 71 65, Séamus Power (Irl) 68 67 68 66, Brian Stuard 69 67 66 67

270 Cameron Champ 66 68 65 71, Russell Henley 67 66 69 68, Patton Kizzire 69 67 69 65, Sean O’Hair 69 68 65 68, Cameron Percy (Aus) 70 68 67 65, Harold Varner III 67 67 70 66, Jhonattan Vegas (Ven) 67 66 67 70

271 Jason Dufner 68 65 68 70, Doug Ghim 66 67 70 68, Brandon Hagy 67 64 67 73, Maverick McNealy 71 64 65 71, Chez Reavie 64 67 69 71

272 Rafael Cabrera (Spa) 70 66 66 70, Charles Howell III 71 67 67 67, Adam Long 70 65 64 73, Patrick Rodgers 67 65 70 70, Kevin Tway 66 69 73 64

273 Will Gordon 68 68 68 69, Jim Herman 68 66 71 68, Martin Laird (Sco) 68 68 69 68, Henrik Norlander (Swe) 67 69 69 68, Chase Seiffert 68 63 71 71, Nick Taylor (Can) 67 65 71 70

274 Daniel Berger 69 68 67 70, Michael Gellerman 66 71 69 68, Rhein Gibson (Aus) 69 67 68 70, Chesson Hadley 63 68 72 71, Zach Johnson 68 68 67 71, Guillermo Mito Pereira (Chi) 70 68 68 68, Vaughn Taylor 69 66 68 71

275 Scott Harrington 68 67 68 72, Mark Hubbard 68 68 71 68, Kyle Stanley 68 68 71 68, Steve Stricker 70 66 68 71, Michael Thompson 68 68 72 67, Camilo Villegas (Col) 64 71 67 73

276 Bo Hoag 70 67 68 71, Sung Jae Im (Kor) 68 67 69 72, Alex Smalley 67 67 71 71

277 David Hearn (Can) 70 65 69 73, John Huh 68 70 69 70, Matthew NeSmith 69 69 70 69, Wes Roach 68 68 70 71, Nick Watney 70 66 72 69

278 Cameron Davis (Aus) 67 69 73 69, Tom Lewis (Eng) 69 68 70 71, Scott Stallings 68 69 70 71

279 Peter Malnati 72 66 72 69, Rob Oppenheim 69 66 73 71, Sam Ryder 67 70 72 70, D. J. Trahan 68 68 72 71

280 John Senden (Aus) 74 63 72 71, Shawn Stefani 74 64 71 71

281 Brian Gay 69 68 72 72, Andrew Landry 70 67 71 73, Willie Mack III 70 66 72 73, J. J. Spaun 67 71 69 74

282 Greg Chalmers (Aus) 69 65 75 73

284 Scott Piercy 70 67 72 75, Aaron Wise 72 64 74 74

285 Roger Sloan (Can) 70 64 74 77

287 Ted Potter Jr. 70 68 74 75