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Rico Hoey battles to make Texas Open weekend cut as storm halts play
Heavy rain and lightning threats force PGA Tour to suspend third-round action at Valero Texas Open
Apr. 5, 2026 at 8:58am
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The third round of the Valero Texas Open was suspended on Saturday due to severe weather, with Filipino-American golfer Rico Hoey fighting to maintain his position and qualify for the weekend rounds at TPC San Antonio's Oaks Course.
Why it matters
The Texas Open is a key PGA Tour event, and making the cut to play on the weekend is crucial for players like Hoey looking to improve their standings and earnings on the tour. The weather delay adds an extra challenge as players must resume their rounds on Sunday.
The details
Heavy rain and lightning threats in the San Antonio area forced the PGA Tour to suspend third-round play at the Valero Texas Open on Saturday. At the time of the suspension, Filipino-American golfer Rico Hoey was on the course, battling to stay in contention and qualify for the final two rounds on the weekend.
- The third round of the Valero Texas Open was suspended on Saturday due to severe weather.
- Play is scheduled to resume on Sunday to complete the third round.
The players
Rico Hoey
A Filipino-American golfer competing in the Valero Texas Open, fighting to make the cut and qualify for the weekend rounds.
Valero Texas Open
A PGA Tour event held annually in San Antonio, Texas.
What they’re saying
“The weather conditions have been challenging, but I'm focused on finishing strong and making the cut to play on the weekend.”
— Rico Hoey, Golfer
What’s next
Play is scheduled to resume on Sunday morning to complete the third round of the Valero Texas Open. Golfers will be looking to make up ground and secure a spot in the final two rounds.
The takeaway
The weather delay at the Texas Open highlights the unpredictable nature of professional golf, where players must adapt to changing conditions and remain focused to achieve their goals of making the cut and contending for the title.
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