Cameron Young has finally claimed his first PGA TOUR title at the Wyndham Championship, ending a frustrating run of seven runner-up finishes. The American golfer made it look easy on Sunday, starting his round with five consecutive birdies to build a commanding nine-shot lead. He finished with a two-under 68, securing a six-stroke victory.
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PGA Tour - Wyndham Championship
Cameron Young has finally claimed his first PGA TOUR title at the Wyndham Championship, ending a frustrating run of seven runner-up finishes. The American golfer made it look easy on Sunday, starting his round with five consecutive birdies to build a commanding nine-shot lead. He finished with a two-under 68, securing a six-stroke victory.
Young's win makes him the 1,000th player to win a recognised PGA TOUR event. Speaking after his win, an emotional Young said, “I've been waiting for it for a while. I never thought I'd be that emotional about it, but it's the end of my fourth season. I've had my chances and I wasn't going to let it get away from me.”
The victory comes at an ideal time for the 28-year-old, as he hopes to make a case for a spot on the US Ryder Cup team. Young’s win moves him to No. 15 in the standings, with two FedExCup playoff events remaining to impress selectors.
There was drama elsewhere on the course as players battled to make the top 70 in the FedExCup standings and qualify for the postseason. In a dramatic turn of events, Germany’s Matti Schmid, who started the day at No. 70, secured his spot with three consecutive birdies on his final three holes, while Davis Thompson narrowly missed out.
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Points Won - 55.6313
World Number 44 - 21
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Korn Ferry Tour - Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank and Intermountain Health
Julian Suri has secured his first Korn Ferry Tour victory, winning the Utah Championship with a stunning final round of 63. The 34-year-old New Yorker finished at 18-under-par, two strokes ahead of a group of five players. This win, his first in 38 Korn Ferry Tour starts, is a massive boost for his career, propelling him from 56th to 16th in the points standings and significantly improving his chances of earning a PGA Tour card for the 2026 season.
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Points Won - 14.5065
World Number 411 - 223
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HotelPlanner Tour - Farmfoods Scottish Challenge supported by The R&A
Daniel Young has clinched his first HotelPlanner Tour title, securing victory at the Farmfoods Scottish Challenge supported by The R&A. The Scotsman, playing on home soil at SCHLOSS Roxburghe, finished one shot clear of Frenchman Julien Quesne with a final score of 19 under par.
Young, aged 33, began the final round with a three-stroke lead but was pushed all the way by Quesne, who birdied the 15th and 16th to close the gap to one shot. The win was sealed on the 72nd hole when Young converted a three-foot par putt after Quesne missed his birdie attempt.
Speaking after the win, Young said he was "lost for words" and described the victory in front of a home crowd as "extra special." The win sees him jump to sixth in the Road to Mallorca Rankings. The tour now moves to Ireland for the Irish Challenge.
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Points Won - 9.221
World Number 472 - 321
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Japan Golf Tour - Richard Mille Charity Tournament
Tomoyo Ikemura clinched the Richard Mille Charity Tournament by two strokes on Sunday, denying Riki Kawamoto a wire-to-wire victory. Ikemura's final round was a masterclass in determination, firing a bogey-free eight-under-par 64 to finish with a total of 24-under-par 264.
Starting the day three shots behind Kawamoto, Ikemura found his rhythm on the back nine, a run that included an eagle on the 14th. The 29-year-old attributed his strong finish to improved stamina, a result of dedicated aerobic workouts.
Kawamoto, who had led the tournament for the first three rounds, settled for second place. Singapore's Nicklaus Chiam was the only international player to make the top 10, finishing in a tie for eighth.
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https://www.jgto.org/en/news/34397
Points Won - 8.8107
World Number 466 - 325
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All Thailand Golf Tour - Singha Championship
Danthai Boonma has secured his fourth title on the All Thailand Golf Tour, winning the 'Singha Championship 2025' at Rayong Green Valley Country Club with a final score of 13-under par.
The 29-year-old golfer, who was searching for his first championship since 2019, started the final round one shot behind the leader. He finished with a round of 1-under, which included three birdies and two bogeys. This narrow victory earned him the top prize of 450,000 Baht, beating a trio of second-place finishers—Jakkarin Inmee, Thanapol Jiraprom, and Netipong Sri-Thong—by a single shot.
Boonma admitted that he wasn't thinking about the win at the start of the final round but focused on maintaining his momentum once he had the chance. His win is another strong result this season, adding to a second-place finish and a tie for tenth in previous tournaments.
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https://www.allthailandgolftour.com/news/detail/4676
Points Won - 2.8525
World Number 469 - 405
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PGA Tour Americas - Osprey Valley Open presented by Votorantim Cimentos - CBM Aggregates
Rookie Carson Bacha has secured his first professional victory in a thrilling playoff at the Osprey Valley Open. In just his fourth PGA TOUR Americas start, the 23-year-old from Pennsylvania fired a bogey-free 64 on Sunday to reach a 23-under total, forcing a playoff with Jay Card III. Bacha clinched the win on the second extra hole, marking the third playoff of the season on the tour.
The win sees Bacha jump from 46th to 7th in the Fortinet Cup standings, placing him in a strong position to earn a Korn Ferry Tour card for the 2026 season. The former Auburn University standout, who was part of the team that won the 2024 NCAA Championship, turned professional this summer after finishing 14th in the PGA TOUR University Ranking.
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Points Won - 9.4065
World Number 1153 - 456
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PGA Tour of Taiwan-Chinese Taipei - CHAU-SHI Series Chasing Dream Open
Chang Wei-lun has secured his second title of the season at the Hsiang-Hsiang Ascending Tournament-Loyal Dream Open. The tournament, with a prize fund of NT$3 million, concluded today at the Loyal Kuanhsi Golf Course, where Chang, who began the final round tied for the lead, delivered a flawless performance.
He carded an impressive final round of eight-under 64, finishing with a four-round total of 262, 26-under par. This outstanding score not only gave him a four-shot victory but also tied the lowest four-round total in Taiwan PGA Tour history, a record set by Hung Chien-yao in 2023.
Chang's victory, his fifth professional career win, earned him a prize of NT$500,000. He stated his main goal for the rest of the year is to maintain his Asian Tour card and hopefully secure his first win on that tour.
Hsieh Ting-wei finished in second place with a total of 266, while Ting Tzu-hsuan came in third at 267. Huang Yi-tseng shot a course-record-tying 62, a round that included two eagles and six birdies, jumping from 39th to a tie for 12th.
Amateur player Tsai An-chieh won the amateur title, finishing tied for 27th overall.
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Points Won - 1.4254
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.8552
Total Points - 2.2806
World Number 562 - 487
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ProGolf Tour - Bonmont Pro Golf Tour
Michael Hirmer, a 28-year-old golfer from Germany, has clinched an unexpected victory at the Bonmont Pro Golf Tour 2025. In a tightly contested final round, Hirmer produced a sensational round of 61 to finish on a tournament total of 17-under-par.
Starting the day six strokes behind leader Timo Vahlenkamp, Hirmer mounted a blistering charge with five birdies and an eagle on the front nine. He then secured his victory with three more birdies on the back nine to set a benchmark that his rivals could not match.
Second place was shared at 16-under-par by a trio of golfers: Frenchman Clement Guichard and Germans Allen John and Timo Vahlenkamp. Vahlenkamp came close to catching Hirmer, getting to within a single shot on the 14th hole, but ultimately fell short. The victory is a significant one for Hirmer, who has been working his way back up the rankings after a challenging previous season on the Challenge Tour.
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https://www.progolftour.de/press-detail/eight-birdies-an-eagle-61-strokes-hirmer-wins-again
Points Won - 1.1151
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.669
Total Points - 1.7841
World Number 860 - 720
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Clutch Pro Tour - The Motocaddy Championships
Jake Mcgoldrick has claimed victory at The Motocaddy Championship after a final round of 67 (-4) gave him a one-shot lead over his closest competitor, Joe Brooks. Brooks, who shot an impressive final round of 64 (-7), couldn't quite catch Mcgoldrick's total of 13-under par. The win sees Mcgoldrick achieve his highest-ever position in the Official World Golf Ranking, now placed inside the Top 1000.
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https://clutch-registration.golfgenius.com/pages/11117615568469890494
Points Won - 2.2157
World Number 1442 - 951
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Big Easy Tour - BETWAY Big Easy Blue Label Invitational 3
Marcel Steyn Scholtz has secured his second Betway Big Easy Tour title, winning the Betway Big Easy Blue Label Invitational at Waterkloof Golf Club. Scholtz started the day two shots behind the leader but overcame the deficit to finish with a winning score of 14-under-par 202, claiming victory by a single shot.
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https://bigeasytour.co.za/tournament?id=225S&code=BC03
Points Won - 0.817
World Number 2158 - 1561
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