Lucas Glover holds a two-shot lead heading into the weekend at the John Deere Classic after posting a 14-under total through 36 holes, according to PGA TOUR Communications. The tournament, held at TPC Deere Run, continues despite weather-related delays that suspended second-round play on Friday evening.
Who is leading the John Deere Classic?
Lucas Glover, the 2021 tournament champion, leads the field at 14 under par following rounds of 63 and 65. Lee Hodges sits in second place at 12 under, while Zac Blair remains within striking distance in third place at 11 under, according to official tournament scoring data.
The leaderboard features a mix of veteran talent and rising stars. Max Homa is currently tied for 10th at 9 under, while four-time PGA TOUR winner Chris Gotterup and PGA TOUR Champions member Zach Johnson are tied for 11th at 8 under par.
TPC Deere Run is known for its challenging layout, which rewards precision on the par 3s and strategic placement on the par 4s. Players like Jordan Spieth, who made the cut on the number at 3 under, often rely on local knowledge to navigate these specific holes.
How are weather delays impacting the tournament schedule?
Inclement weather forced a suspension of play on Friday at 6:36 p.m. CT, with the second round resuming at 7:35 p.m. CT, per PGA TOUR Communications. These shifts in the schedule often test the endurance of the field, as players must adjust their warm-up routines and mental focus during unexpected stoppages.
What is the broadcast schedule for the weekend?
Fans can follow the action through multiple platforms throughout the weekend. Tournament coverage is scheduled as follows:
- Golf Channel: 1–3 p.m. ET (Saturday and Sunday)
- CBS: 3–6 p.m. ET (Saturday and Sunday)
- PGA TOUR LIVE on ESPN+: 7:30 a.m.–7 p.m. ET (Saturday and Sunday)
PGA TOUR LIVE offers four streams, including a marquee group featuring Jordan Spieth, Mackenzie Hughes, and Erik van Rooyen, which tees off at 7:53 a.m. ET.
If you are watching via ESPN+, utilize the “Featured Holes” stream (Stream 4) to watch how the pros handle the pressure on Nos. 3, 12, 14, and 16. These holes often dictate movement on the leaderboard during the final rounds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Did Jordan Spieth make the cut?
Yes, Jordan Spieth finished at 3 under through 36 holes, successfully making the cut on the number.
Who missed the cut at this year’s John Deere Classic?
Jackson Koivun, who was making his professional debut on the PGA TOUR, finished at 1 over par and missed the cut.
Where can I watch the featured groups?
Featured group coverage is available exclusively on ESPN+ through the PGA TOUR LIVE platform.
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