Vijay Singh and son Qass scrambled their way to a 13-under par 59.

Singh-ing It At the PNC Father-Son Challenge

Posted By: Tom Edringtonon: December 12, 2015In: In Other News...No Comments

When it comes to contenders at the PNC Father-Son Challenge, it’s more about the fathers and less about the sons.

Vijay Singh is still the most competitive of the players in the field and when you combine his length off the tee with that of his son Qass, you have the makings of a tough scramble team.

Team Singh eagled the final hole Saturday at the Ritz Carlton Golf Club in Orlando for a 13-under par 59 and will take a two-shot lead into the final round.

Three teams are tied behind them but do not have the firepower of the Singhs.

Steve and Sam Elkington, Davis and Dru Love along with Lanny Wadkins and son Travis are all 11-under at 61.

Of those teams, the Loves could be the team to press the Singhs as they are former winners of the event.

First Round Scramble Scores:

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Tom Edrington spent the first 10 years of his misguided youth as a sports writer for the Tampa Tribune. His career brought him face to face with many of sports greatest stars -- Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Muhammad Ali, Don Shula, countless Hall of Fame NFL stars, more PGA Tour players than he can count. In 1980 he was honored by the Golf Writers Association of America for writing the best news story that year, his coverage of Jack Nicklaus' U.S. Open victory at Baltusrol. Today, 36 years later, golf is still a great part of his life, thanks to competitive playing days and the wonderful people he has met on this fabulous journey.