Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence climbed into the 90s again on Sunday, July 13, and it wasn’t his passer rating.
Lawrence had minus-8 points off a score of 92 in the third round of the American Century Championship, a celebrity golf tournament at the Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course in Stateline, Nevada. He finished in a tie for 75th with actor Miles Teller with minus-27 points for the tournament, 100 points behind the winner, former hockey star Joe Pavelski.
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Pavelski scored 29 points under the Modified Stableford format in the final round and with 73 points over 54 holes, beat former Atlanta Braves pitcher John Smoltz by six.
Lawrence shot 98 and scored minus-18 points in the first round, then improved with an 87 and minus-1 point in the second round. He was in positive figures for the final round after a par at No. 13 (he began on the back nine) but double-bogeyed his next four holes.
Lawrence had 21 double bogeys, 20 bogeys, 12 pars and one birdie for the tournament.
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence waves to fans after playing the fourth hole of the Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course in Stateline, Nev., on July 12 in the second round of the American Century Championship.
Jaguars training camp begins July 23
Lawrence and the rest of the Jaguars who have enjoyed the time off since the final minicamp practice on June 12 will report to Jacksonville next week to begin preparations for training camp. Rookies report on July 19 and veterans report on July 22. The first practice, open to the public is July 23.
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What is the American Century Championship format?
The tournament uses a modified Stableford format that awards points for the outcome of a hole.
10 points: Albatross (3-under on a hole, such as a 2 on a par-5).
-2 points: Double bogey. Players don’t record scores of triple bogey or higher so making a double and the minus-2 points is the worst a player can do on a single hole.
This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence ties for 75th in American Century Championship