From Golf.com….
Thank goodness for the fans. Because if not for the few thousand in attendance on Sunday at Muirfield Village, there might not have been a single normal thing about Sunday at the Memorial Tournament.
Where did the weirdness begin? The 54-hole leader was absent from the stretch despite completing Saturday with a six-stroke lead. The atmosphere was buzzing with 17-year cicadas, which added a strange tone to the TV broadcast and, in real life, frequently swooped from the trees onto unsuspecting victims below. There was the rain, too, which fell not in drops but in globs — but only for about 180 seconds.
Other than those fans, not one thing was normal about Sunday, right up until the moment Patrick Cantlay claimed his fifth-career PGA Tour win (and second at Muirfield) over Collin Morikawa on the 73rd hole of competition.
