Campbell, who closed with a 1-under 70, acknowledged the lucky break. "You’ve got to get those breaks sometimes," he said. Despite the poor tee shot, he capitalized on the opportunity, hitting a wedge close and sinking the winning putt. The victory comes after a decade of professional golf and marks Campbell's first win on either the Korn Ferry or PGA Tour.
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PGA Tour - Mexico Open at VidantaWorld
Brian Campbell secured his first PGA TOUR win in dramatic fashion at the Mexico Open at VidantaWorld. A fortuitous bounce off the trees during a playoff against Aldrich Potgieter proved to be the turning point. Campbell's errant tee shot on the second extra hole ricocheted back into play, setting up a birdie that sealed the victory.
Campbell, who closed with a 1-under 70, acknowledged the lucky break. "You’ve got to get those breaks sometimes," he said. Despite the poor tee shot, he capitalized on the opportunity, hitting a wedge close and sinking the winning putt. The victory comes after a decade of professional golf and marks Campbell's first win on either the Korn Ferry or PGA TOUR.
For Potgieter, who shot a 71, the playoff was a frustrating affair. Despite consistently finding the fairway on the 18th in the playoff, he couldn't convert his opportunities, ultimately missing a crucial birdie putt that would have extended the playoff. Potgieter, a rising star who won The Amateur Championship in 2022, expressed disappointment but remained optimistic.
Campbell's win comes with significant perks, including invitations to the Masters, THE PLAYERS Championship, and the PGA Championship, along with five of the remaining $20 million Signature Events. The victory marks a major milestone in Campbell's career, which has included struggles and setbacks, making this triumph all the more rewarding
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Points Won - 31.6796
World Number 222 - 97
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DP World Tour - Magical Kenya Open
South Africa's Jacques Kruyswijk secured his first DP World Tour victory at the 2025 Magical Kenya Open presented by absa, holding off a strong challenge from England's John Parry. Kruyswijk carded a bogey-free final round of 67, reaching 18 under par and winning by two strokes.
Despite Parry briefly taking the lead early in the final round, Kruyswijk responded with crucial birdies on the sixth and seventh holes to regain control. He maintained his composure throughout the round, answering every challenge from Parry. A key moment came on the 14th when Parry bogeyed, allowing Kruyswijk to extend his lead. A long birdie putt on the 16th sealed the victory.
Parry finished second, continuing his impressive run of form in Africa this season. Fellow South Africans Deon Germishuys and Jayden Schaper finished third and fourth respectively. Kruyswijk's win marks the second time a South African has won the Magical Kenya Open since it joined the DP World Tour's Global Schedule. He expressed immense pride in keeping the trophy on African soil and dedicated the win to his family, friends, team, and the people of South Africa. Kruyswijk also acknowledged the incredible support he received from the Kenyan fans.
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Points Won - 14.4977
World Number 361 - 216
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PGA Tour of Australasia - Webex Players Series Sydney hosted by Peter O'Malley
Nick Voke held on to win the Webex Players Series Sydney at Castle Hill Country Club, but not without a late scare from fellow New Zealander Jake McLeod. Voke, who led from Friday, saw his comfortable lead dwindle in the final round as McLeod mounted a fierce charge.
Voke's final round of 3-under 69 was enough to secure a one-stroke victory over McLeod (66), who finished alongside Will Florimo (66), Travis Smyth (69), and Tyler Wood (69) at 18-under. Despite Voke's early dominance, including a birdie at the first for the fourth consecutive day, McLeod chipped away at the lead, narrowing the gap to just one stroke with two holes remaining.
A clutch par save on the 17th allowed Voke to maintain his slim advantage heading into the final hole. Both players had birdie opportunities on the par-5 18th, but McLeod's putt to force a playoff lipped out, leaving Voke to tap in for the win.
Voke admitted that McLeod's tenacity made him nervous, joking that he'd be having nightmares about him. McLeod, who was proud of his late surge, acknowledged that he thought he was out of contention before his dramatic comeback.
This victory marks Voke's first win since 2018, a drought he described as challenging. He emphasized the hard work and dedication that went into achieving this win. The win comes just ahead of the New Zealand Open, leaving Voke to consider the logistics of transporting his trophy back home.
In other Webex Players Series Sydney events, Nicholas Heanes won the Junior Players Series, and Lachlan Wood took the All Abilities Players Series title.
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https://pga.org.au/news/voke-breaks-his-drought-with-close-call-in-sydney/
Points Won - 3.3871
World Number 602 - 461
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Professional Golf Tour of India - Glade One presents Gujarat Open Golf Championship
Yuvraj Sandhu of Chandigarh has secured his second consecutive PGTI title with a commanding five-shot victory at the INR 1 crore Glade One presents Gujarat Open Golf Championship 2025. Sandhu's final round of seven-under 65, the day's best, propelled him to a total of 17-under 199 at the Glade One Golf Resort & Club. This win follows his victory in the season-opener last week in Kolkata.
The 27-year-old Sandhu dominated the final round with seven birdies and a flawless performance, making 17 greens in regulation. His strong start, with birdies on the first two holes, set the tone for his impressive win. Delhi's Saptak Talwar finished runner-up at 12-under 204 after a final round of 67.
Sandhu's victory marks his 11th professional title and eighth on the PGTI, making him the first player in over two years to win back-to-back tournaments on the tour. The tournament featured a unique format with nine-hole rounds for the first two days and 18-hole rounds for the final two.
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https://pgtofindia.com/news/2690
Points Won - 1.2742
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.7645
Total Points - 2.0387
World Number 669 - 577
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Asian Development Tour - Rumanza Open Pakistan
Ahmad Baig has won the Asian Development Tour’s Rumanza Pakistan Open, overcoming a challenging final round to secure a three-shot victory. Despite four bogeys, Baig's one-under-par 71 was enough to clinch the trophy. He started strong with two birdies but quickly saw his lead diminish. Italy’s Michele Ortolani made a late charge with a 69, but couldn't close the gap, finishing second. Malaysia’s Khavish Varadan took third place. England's Sam Rook carded the day's low round (67) to climb into a tie for fourth. The US$85,000 tournament, the second event of the 2025 ADT season, was held at the Rumanza Golf & Country Club.
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https://asiantour.com/adt/blog/steady-finish-enough-to-see-baig-over-the-line-in-pakistan
Points Won - 0.6066
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.4246
Total Points - 1.0312
World Number 636 - 591
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Alps Tour Golf - Ein Bay Open
Switzerland's Luca Galliano has won the inaugural Ein Bay Open, the first event of the 2025 Alps Tour season. Galliano's 13-under-par total (65-68-70) was enough to secure his first Alps Tour title, despite a late bogey on the 15th hole. He recovered with a crucial birdie on the 17th to clinch the victory.
The tournament saw a tight battle at the top of the leaderboard, with Ireland's Ronan Mullarney (68-69-67) and Spain's Mario Galiano Aguilar (65-69-70) tying for second place at 12 under par. Overnight leader Giovanni Manzoni (64-68-73) of Italy faltered in the final round, dropping to fourth place after a double bogey and a bogey.
A five-way tie for fifth place at 10 under par included Italy's Filippo Bergamaschi, Spain's Ignacio Gomez Osuna (who carded the day's low round of 66), France's Maxime Legros, Ireland's Michael Hay, and Spain's Alvaro Hernandez Cabezuela. Defending champion Aymeric Laussot of France finished tied for 10th. The tournament, played under sunny skies with challenging winds and pin positions, provided a thrilling start to the 2025 Alps Tour season.
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https://alpstourgolf.com/news/11129
Points Won - 1.0784
World Number 1262 - 1025
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Nordic Golf League - GolfStar Winter Series - Forest
Victor Bjørløw has claimed his first professional victory in dramatic fashion at the Cutter & Buck Tour's season-opening tournament at Emporda Golf. Starting the final round in 12th place, Bjørløw carded a sensational 8-under 64, a bogey-free round highlighted by six consecutive birdies, to surge to the top of the leaderboard. The Dane's impressive performance secures him a share of first place on the Road to Europe rankings heading into the ECCO Tour Spring Series. Fellow Dane Jeppe Kristian Andersen finished in 12th place. The tour now moves south to Infinitum Golf for the next three tournaments.
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https://danish.golf/victor-bjoerloew-vinder-i-spanien/
Points Won - 2.2675
World Number 1627 - 1076
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Big Easy Tour - Betway Big Easy Tour Play Off
English player Joe Knox completed his first professional win on the Big Easy Tour winning with a total score of -6 under after 2 rounds. The Betway Big Easy Tour Play Off was reduced to 2 rounds due to the bad weather.
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Points Won - 0.2542
World Number 2263 - 1922
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