Ben Griffin has secured his first individual PGA TOUR victory at the Charles Schwab Challenge, fending off a persistent challenge from Matti Schmid in a tense final round. Griffin, who had previously won a team event last month, shot a 1-over 71 to finish at 12-under 268, just one stroke ahead of Schmid.
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PGA Tour - Charles Schwab Challenge
Ben Griffin has secured his first individual PGA TOUR victory at the Charles Schwab Challenge, fending off a persistent challenge from Matti Schmid in a tense final round. Griffin, who had previously won a team event last month, shot a 1-over 71 to finish at 12-under 268, just one stroke ahead of Schmid.
The final day at "Hogan's Alley" was marked by warm temperatures and strong wind gusts of around 30 mph, making conditions tricky for both players. Despite Griffin opening with an eagle and a birdie to establish a five-shot lead after five holes, Schmid remained a threat throughout.
The climax came on the 72nd hole, where Schmid incredibly chipped in for birdie from deep rough behind the green, forcing Griffin to make a four-foot par putt to clinch the title. Griffin, faced with a challenging lie from the rough himself, managed to save par, securing his victory. This victory moves ben into his best position held in the Official World Golf Ranking now ranked inside the Top 25 for the first time in his career.
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Points Won - 53.0977
World Number 52 - 24
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DP World Tour - Soudal Open
Kristoffer Reitan has claimed his first DP World Tour title at the Soudal Open, overcoming a nine-shot deficit with a spectacular course-record 62 before triumphing in a tense play-off. Starting the final day well before the leaders, Reitan's remarkable round at Rinkven International GC, featuring nine birdies, propelled him to 13-under-par. This clubhouse target was enough to force a play-off against Scotland's Ewen Ferguson and Dutchman Darius van Driel, both of whom finished level.
After all three made par on the first extra trip up the 18th, Reitan held his nerve on the second play-off hole, sinking a 15-foot birdie putt after his rivals had missed. The Norwegian's victory is a significant turnaround for a player who admitted he considered quitting golf just a few years ago. "It's been a dream of mine since I was a little kid," a thrilled Reitan said, adding, "To be able to turn it around the way I have been doing the last couple of years has been amazing - to seal it with victory here is ridiculous."
The dramatic conclusion saw Ferguson, who had led for much of the day, bogey his final regulation hole to drop into the play-off. Van Driel's impressive finish, including a hat-trick of birdies, also earned him a spot in the decider.
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Points Won - 22.3939
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 26.3939
World Number 278 - 131
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Korn Ferry Tour - Visit Knoxville Open
Sweden's Pontus Nyholm, 27, clinched his first career Korn Ferry Tour victory at the Visit Knoxville Open after a dramatic sudden-death playoff. Nyholm defeated Johnny Keefer with an eagle on the first extra hole (the par-5 18th) to secure the win.
Nyholm began the final round five strokes behind leader S.H. Kim but produced a superb 5-under 66, featuring an eagle and four birdies, to finish at 19-under 265 for the tournament. This remarkable comeback marks the second time this season a player has won after trailing by five or more strokes going into the final round.
Nyholm becomes the sixth Swedish player to win on the Korn Ferry Tour and the tenth first-time winner on the circuit this season. His consistent form at the Visit Knoxville Open saw him make the cut in all four of his career starts at the event, with his previous best finish being T14 in 2024. This win propels him to No. 5 on the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour Points List.
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Points Won - 15.6638
World Number 402 - 224
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Asian Tour & KPGA Tour - Kolon The 67th Korea Open
Thailand's Sadom Kaewkanjana secured a significant victory today at the Kolon Korea Open, triumphing on the challenging Dunes Course at La Vie Est Belle golf club. This win marks his first on the Asian Tour in three years, and a hard-fought battle against his compatriot Poom Saksansin.
Kaewkanjana, 28, closed with a resilient one-under-par 70, finishing the tournament on seven-under to beat Saksansin by two shots. The victory also secures his spot in The Open at Royal Portrush this July, as the Kolon Korea Open is part of the Open Qualifying Series. He now sits atop the Asian Tour Order of Merit.
The final round saw a captivating exchange of leads between the two Thais. Kaewkanjana, who started one shot behind Saksansin, overcame an early bogey and capitalised on Saksansin's struggles to take control on the back nine. A crucial dropped shot by Saksansin on the 14th handed Kaewkanjana the initiative, leading to a two-shot cushion with three holes to play, which he held with composure.
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https://asiantour.com/blog/sadom-prevails-after-titanic-head-to-head-battle-with-poom-in-korea
Points Won - 8.5843
World Number 329 - 228
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Japan Golf Tour - Japan PGA Championship
Taisei Shimizu has claimed his first career title on the Japan Golf Tour Organisation (JGTO) circuit, triumphing over Tatsunori Shogenji in a tense four-hole playoff at the Japan PGA Championship on Sunday.
The 26-year-old was pushed all the way by Shogenji, with both players matching each other through the first three extra holes. However, Shimizu ultimately sealed his breakthrough victory with a winning par on the par-five 18th.
Shimizu’s win was particularly dramatic, as a late birdie on the 18th in regulation play saved him from defeat after he had double-bogeyed the 16th and bogeyed the 17th, falling one shot behind Shogenji. His final round of five-under-par 67, which included five birdies on the front nine, set up the thrilling finish.
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https://www.jgto.org/en/news/34137
Points Won - 8.2261
World Number 347 - 245
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HotelPlanner Tour - Danish Golf Challenge
Jonathan Gøth-Rasmussen secured his second HotelPlanner Tour title in thrilling fashion at the Danish Golf Challenge, carding a final-round 67 to finish at 19-under par. The Dane’s closing birdie at Bogense Golf Club sealed a one-shot victory over Scotland’s Calum Fyfe, who had led for the first three rounds.
Gøth-Rasmussen, who started three shots back, displayed composure throughout, particularly with his decisive putt on the 18th. "It feels very nice. It was a tough grind out there today and I am really pleased about getting it done,” he remarked. The 27-year-old’s win, supported by his family, marks a significant turnaround after a difficult start to the year.
Fyfe finished second on 18-under, with Liam Nolan and Christofer Blomstrand rounding out the top placings. Gøth-Rasmussen's victory has propelled him significantly up the Road to Mallorca Rankings to 11th.
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Points Won - 8.9286
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 12.9286
World Number 633 - 337
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PGA Tour Americas - Inter Rapidisimo Golf Championship
American golfer Davis Lamb has claimed the title at the Inter Rapidisimo Golf Championship, which was reduced to 36 holes due to torrential rain. Lamb finished one shot clear of Argentina's Abel Gallegos.
Lamb's exceptional performance saw him record a stunning 11-under 61 in the first round, featuring three eagles and no bogeys. He maintained his flawless play in the second round, completing the entire 36-hole tournament without a single bogey, alongside three eagles and nine birdies.
This impressive win propels Lamb from 24th to second in the Fortinet Cup standings, securing him conditional Korn Ferry Tour membership for 2026 via the Latin America Swing. He now trails current leader John Marshall Butler by just 51 points as the tour heads into the North America Swing.
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Points Won - 5.9942
World Number 819 - 481
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Asian Development Tour & All Thailand Golf Tour - Singha Laguna Phuket Open
Suradit Yongcharoenchai clinched a commanding nine-stroke victory at the Singha Laguna Phuket Open 2025 on Saturday, 25th May 2025. The Thai golfer finished with a total score of 17-under-par, earning him the championship title and 600,000 Baht from the 4 million Baht prize fund.
The tournament, a co-sanctioned event on the All Thailand Golf Tour 2025 and the Asian Development Tour (ADT), was shortened to 54 holes due to adverse weather conditions at Laguna Golf Phuket. Suradit's final round of five-under-par saw him comfortably ahead of joint runners-up Thanyakon Khrongpha, Nirun Sae-ung, and Bangladeshi professional Siddikur Rahman, who all finished on 8-under-par.
This marks Suradit's second tour victory, his first coming at the 2017 Singha Hua Hin Open. Despite the challenging weather, he credited his strong driving and iron play for his consistent performance. Suradit expressed his delight at returning to winning ways and stated his next goal is to retain his Asian Tour card.
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https://asiantour.com/adt/blog/rain-king-suradit-triumphs-in-waterlogged-phuket
https://www.allthailandgolftour.com/news/detail/4664
Points Won - 3.2891
World Number 1034 - 735
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Clutch Pro Tour - Motocaddy Masters
American Nicholas Infanti wins the Motocaddy Masters with a final score of 209 (-7) after three rounds after hanging on with his final round of 72 (level). Englishman Jordan Wrisdale charged up the leaderboard on the final day with a 65 (-7) however was unable to catch the American finishing 1 shot behind. Nicholas Infanti moves to his best ranking held in the OWGR now ranked inside the top 1200.
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https://clutch-registration.golfgenius.com/pages/11117537788457653638
Points Won - 2.3048
World Number 2592 - 1134
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Alps Tour Golf - Lacanau Alps Open
Spain continues its strong run on the Alps Tour, with Javier Calles Roman securing his maiden professional victory at the 2025 Lacanau Alps Open. The 23-year-old, who only turned professional in May 2024, finished with an impressive 11-under-par total at UGolf Lacanau.
Calles Roman’s final round of 69 was enough to hold off Italy’s Flavio Michetti, who finished just one shot behind at 10-under-par after a dramatic final day that included an eagle and three consecutive birdies. Jerry Ji of the Netherlands and Italy’s Lucas Fallotico shared third place on 9-under-par, while Frenchmen Andoni Etchenique and Xavier Poncelet, alongside Spain's Jorge Maicas, rounded out the top five at 8-under-par.
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https://alpstourgolf.com/news/11344
Points Won - 1.827
World Number 1994 - 1168
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China Tour - Hengdian Celebrity Pro-Am Golf Championship
Zhang Xinjun won the Hengdian Celebrity Pro-Am Golf Championship with a total score of -30 (258), securing the victory by three strokes over Guxin Chen after both shot final rounds of 66 (-6).
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https://competitions.cgagolf.org.cn/totalScore?id=197&lang=en
Points Won - 1.2283
World Number 1994 - 1334
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Nordic Golf League - Gamle Fredrikstad Open
Rick Hessing from the Netherlands has emerged victorious at the Gamle Fredrikstad Open, part of the Swedish Cutter & Buck Tour. Jamie Tofte Nielsen was the best-placed Dane in the field. Rick Hessing, who began the final round at -7, three strokes behind leader Adam Andersson, fired a superb -3 to win the tournament with a total of -10. Adam Samnegård finished second at -9, with Adam Andersen taking third at -8. Jamie Tofte Nielsen shared 4th place with Swedes Adam Andersson and Benjamin Hjorth.
For the full Leaderboard, follow the link below:
https://danish.golf/ecco-tour/livescore/#/competition/4800222/results
Points Won - 1.2201
World Number 2927 - 1499
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Tartan Pro Tour - Blairgowrie Perthshire Masters presented by Petrasco
Scottish player Rory Franssen won the Blairgowrie Perthshire Masters, the third event of the year. He finished with a total score of -11 under (205) over three rounds, securing a 3-shot victory over fellow Scot Will Porter.
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Points Won - 0.7928
World Number 2069 - 1532
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Big Easy Tour - BETWAY Big Easy Tour 2
England's Harry Konig held onto his lead at the Betway Big Easy Tour #2 today, defying brutal wind and extreme cold at Glenvista Country Club. Despite the challenging conditions, Konig carded an even-par round, leaving him at seven-under for the tournament and a single shot clear of the field.
Compatriot Joe Sullivan was the day's biggest mover, firing an impressive six-under 66 to climb into second place alongside last week's winner, Lyle Pedro. Sullivan's round featured a blemish-free back nine including four birdies and an eagle.
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https://bigeasytour.co.za/konig-keeps-his-place-at-the-top-in-testing-conditions-at-glenvista
Points Won - 0.538
World Number 2788 - 1865
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