Barracuda Championship: Chris Stroud wins three-man play-off in Nevada

Final scores

Modified Stableford scoring

44 Chris Stroud, Richy Werenski, Greg Owen

41 Derek Fathauer, Stuart Appleby, Tom Hoge

Full collated scores below

Day four report

Chris Stroud won a three-man play-off to win his first PGA Tour event, the Barracuda Championship, on Sunday.

The American beat compatriot Richy Werenski and England's Greg Owen after the trio finished with 44 points in the tournament, which uses a modified Stableford scoring format, at Reno's Montreux Golf and Country Club.

Owen held a five-point lead going into the final round but only forced his way into the play-off with a birdie on the final hole.

The 45-year-old was eliminated in the first play-off hole at the 18th after only managing par, before Stroud won it when his birdie bettered Werenski's par.

Day four collated scores (Stableford points)

44 Chris Stroud (USA) 9 3 12 20 (Stroud won play-off at second hole), Richy Werenski (USA) 11 15 4 14, Greg Owen (Eng) 9 14 14 7

41 Stuart Appleby (Aus) 14 10 8 9, Tom Hoge (USA) 11 9 10 11

40 Derek Fathauer (USA) 7 14 11 8, Robert Garrigus (USA) 7 11 9 13

39 Sam Saunders (USA) 10 4 13 12

38 Ryan Palmer (USA) 13 2 6 17, Patton Kizzire (USA) 13 6 10 9

37 Ben Crane (USA) 4 12 11 10, Martin Flores (USA) 6 8 11 12, Dicky Pride (USA) 13 10 7 7

36 Ben Martin (USA) 13 10 7 6

35 Blayne Barber (USA) 5 11 9 10

34 Ricky Barnes (USA) 7 9 15 3

33 Rory Sabbatini (Rsa) 8 4 13 8

32 Chris Kirk (USA) 8 5 11 8, Mark Hubbard (USA) 4 7 14 7, Brandon Hagy (USA) 13 11 9, Greg Chalmers (Aus) 11 10 11, Rick Lamb (USA) 13 7 14, Craig Barlow (USA) 8 4 9 11, Kyle Reifers (USA) 7 4 12 9, Tyrone Van Aswegen (Rsa) 11 9 5 7

31 Seamus Power (Irl) 7 9 10 5

30 Peter Malnati (USA) 8 4 5 13, Daniel Summerhays (USA) 9 5 10 6

29 Charlie Wi (Kor) 8 8 10 3, Luke List (USA) 11 12 2 4, Vaughn Taylor (USA) 5 9 6 9, Ken Duke (USA) 6 4 9 10

28 Charlie Danielson (USA) 5 6 6 11, David Hearn (Can) 5 10 1 12, Zac Blair (USA) 5 10 5 8

27 Steven Alker (Nzl) 11 3 7 6, Miguel Angel Carballo (Ar) 14 1 8 4, Kevin Tway (USA) 12 5 10, John Huh (USA) 15 1 8 3, Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano (Esp) 10 6 8 3

26 Brian Gay (USA) 11 6 4 5, Davis Love III (USA) 11 5 5 5, Johnson Wagner (USA) 5 8 1 12

25 Brett Drewitt (Aus) 5 5 6 9, Cameron Tringale (USA) 1 12 3 9, Alex Cejka (Ger) 3 7 9 6

24 Tag Ridings (USA) 10 6 4 4, Ryan Brehm (USA) 1 14 7 2

23 Steve Wheatcroft (USA) 5 9 3 6, Shane Bertsch (USA) 3 8 8 4, Y.E. Yang (Kor) 7 3 4 9

22 Harris English (USA) 8 11 1 2

21 Arjun Atwal (Ind) 6 4 9 2, Curtis Luck (Aus) 6 4 -5 16, Geoff Ogilvy (Aus) 3 8 8 2, Peter Lonard (Aus) 6 8 1 6

20 JT Poston (USA) 4 10 5 1, Matt Jones (Aus) 6 9 1 4

19 Ryan Armour (USA) 7 3 6 3, Cody Blick (USA) 4 6 1 8, Matt Every (USA) 5 13 2

16 Aaron Baddeley (Aus) 5 5 2 4

13 Chase Seiffert (USA) 6 5 3 , Maverick McNealy (a) (USA) 6 6 2, Brad Fritsch (Can) 11 5

12 Joel Dahmen (USA) 10 10 -3 -5

10 D.J. Trahan (USA) 9 1 1

Day three report

England's Greg Owen holds a five-point lead going into the final round of the Barracuda Championship in Nevada.

The 45-year-old picked up 14 points in Saturday's third round of the Reno tournament, which uses a modified Stableford scoring format.

Mansfield-born Owen found nine birdies and just one bogey, before his strong position was weakened slightly by a double bogey at the 18th.

Even so, his 37-point tally gives him a five-point advantage over nearest challengers Derek Fathauer (USA) and Stuart Appleby (Australia) with 18 holes to play at Montreux Golf and Country Club.

Day two report

Richy Werenski has a two-point lead at the midway stage of the Barracuda Championship.

The American's second round contained six birdies and two bogeys, earning him 15 points and taking him to 26 in the Nevada tournament, which uses a modified Stableford scoring format. Werenski is now a 10/1 shot to win the event with Sky Bet.

Australian Stuart Appleby is two adrift on 24 points, with England's Greg Owen and American trio Luke List, 6/1 favourite Ben Martin and Dicky Pride another point further back.

First round leader John Huh slipped 10 points off the pace at Montreux Golf and Country Club in Reno after a round containing two birdies and three bogeys yielded just a single point.

Day one report

America's John Huh held a narrow lead over Miguel Angel Carballo and Stuart Appleby after the first round of the Barracuda Championship.

Eight birdies and one bogey saw the 27-year-old New Yorker collect 15 points over the opening 18 holes of the Nevada tournament, which uses a modfied Stableford scoring format.

Argentina's Carballo and Australia's Appleby were both on 14 at Montreux Golf and Country Club in Reno, with six Americans a further point off the pace.