Brian Harman weathered challenging windy and cold conditions at the Valero Texas Open to secure his first PGA TOUR title since his major victory at The 2023 Open Championship. The American closed with a 3-over par 75 on Sunday for a three-shot win.
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PGA Tour - Valero Texas Open
Brian Harman weathered challenging windy and cold conditions at the Valero Texas Open to secure his first PGA TOUR title since his major victory at The 2023 Open Championship. The American closed with a 3-over par 75 on Sunday for a three-shot win.
Harman began the final round with a three-stroke advantage, but faced a strong challenge from Andrew Novak, who was seeking his maiden PGA TOUR win and a coveted spot in the Masters. Despite his lead being cut to just one after a double bogey on the ninth hole, Harman held firm. Crucial birdies on the 12th and 14th holes provided breathing room, and although he carded two late bogeys, Novak's errors down the stretch ultimately secured the victory for Harman.
Ryan Gerard finished as the runner-up after a final round of 69, one of only seven sub-par rounds on a difficult scoring day at TPC San Antonio. Novak's bogey-bogey finish resulted in a tie for third place alongside Maverick McNealy.
Harman acknowledged the tough conditions, stating, "Just so proud of how I handled these conditions. This golf course gave me all I wanted today and happy to come out on top." He also revealed he was playing with a heavy heart, thinking of a family friend who recently assisted in rescuing his son.
Adding to the challenging day, four players, including Englishman Tommy Fleetwood, carded scores in the 80s, and the average score for the round was nearly 75. Patrick Fishburn provided a highlight with an incredible 106-foot eagle putt on the 17th, the longest on the PGA TOUR since 2008.
This victory marks a significant return to form for Harman, who had been struggling since his Open triumph at Hoylake. He now heads to the Masters with renewed confidence following this hard-fought win. Moving back inside the Top 25 of the Official World Golf Ranking.
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Points Won - 48.8865
World Number 49 - 22
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Korn Ferry Tour - Club Car Championship at The Landings Golf & Athletic Club
France's Jeremy Gandon secured his first career Korn Ferry Tour victory in dramatic fashion at the Club Car Championship at The Landings Golf & Athletic Club. The 28-year-old clinched the win with a birdie on the very first extra hole (the par-5 18th) of a sudden-death playoff against American Rick Lamb.
Gandon, who entered the week off the back of a strong top-10 finish in Chile, converted his first ever 54-hole lead (shared with PGA TOUR winner Russell Knox) into a breakthrough win. This makes him the first rookie winner and the fifth first-time winner on the Korn Ferry Tour this season. He also follows in the footsteps of fellow Frenchman Paul Barjon as the second player from France to lift a Korn Ferry Tour trophy.
Lamb finished as runner-up after a hard-fought contest, while Cole Sherwood, Garrick Higgo, and Russell Knox shared third place. Gandon's victory propels him up the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour Points List as he looks to secure his PGA TOUR card. Also moving to his best rank held in the Official World Golf Ranking now inside the Top 250 for the first time.
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Points Won - 15.7208
World Number 637 - 246
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Clutch Pro Tour - The Al Mouj Challenge
English golfer Callum Farr has secured his second title in the first three events of the season, claiming victory at Almouj Golf in Oman. The ever-impressive Farr carded rounds of 68, 68, and 69 for an 11-under-par total, finishing one shot ahead of the competition.
Farr's stellar form was highlighted by two remarkable hole-outs during the week. Showing nerves of steel, he also managed a crucial up-and-down on the 18th hole to clinch the win. This victory follows another triumph earlier in the Middle East swing, marking an incredible start to the year for the talented golfer. The event at Almouj Golf concludes a successful stint in the Middle East.
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Points Won -2.2121
Multi Win Bonus Points - 1.5484
Total Points - 3.7605
World Number 663 - 494
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PGA Tour Americas - 70th ECP Brazil Open
Maxwell Moldovan has secured his first professional title in dramatic fashion at the 70th ECP Brazil Open, held at the Rio Olympic Golf Course. The young American entered the final round trailing by two strokes but surged ahead with three birdies on the back nine.
The decisive moment came at the par-5 18th hole. After a strong drive and approach, Moldovan faced a daunting 50-foot putt for eagle. Showing nerves of steel, he sank the long putt to clinch a one-stroke victory.
"I don't really know what to feel or how to feel, I'm just so thankful," said an emotional Moldovan after his win. "It's been a really hard first year as a pro. A few months ago I didn't really know if a day like today was going to ever happen."
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Points Won - 7.9654
World Number 2044 - 541
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Professional Golf Tour of India - Adani Invitational Golf Championship
Saptak Talwar, hailing from Greater Noida, has finally secured his maiden professional title on the Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI) at the Adani Invitational Golf Championship 2025. Playing at his home course, the Jaypee Greens Golf & Spa Resort, the 26-year-old delivered a flawless final round of five-under 67.
Talwar's impressive final day performance propelled him from third place overnight to claim a one-stroke victory with a 13-under 275 total. This win marks a significant milestone for Talwar, who turned professional in 2021 and had previously finished as runner-up on two occasions.
Beginning the final round two shots behind the leaders, Talwar made a blistering start with birdies on the two par-5s on the front nine (2nd and 4th holes). He further capitalised with birdies on the 5th and 10th holes. Despite narrowly missing an eagle putt on the 12th, he secured his fifth birdie of the day. Showing great composure, Talwar parred the final six holes, including a crucial eight-foot par save on the 16th, to maintain a clean scorecard.
This victory earns Talwar a winner's cheque of INR 2,250,000, moving him up to fourth place in the PGTI Order of Merit.
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Points Won - 1.4654
World Number 1045 - 856
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All Thailand Golf Tour - Singha all Thailand Memorial
Thai golfer Prattagorn Suyasri has secured his first victory on the All Thailand Golf Tour after a dramatic playoff at the Singha All Thailand Memorial 2025. The tournament, held at the Chatrium Golf Resort Soi Dao in Chanthaburi, saw Prattagorn emerge victorious after a four-way playoff against Sadom Kaewkanjana, Thammanoon Sriroj, and Itthipat Buranatanyarat.
All four players finished the four rounds tied at 14-under par. The playoff on the par-4 18th hole went to four extra holes. After the first attempt saw all players make par, Sadom bogeyed on the second playoff hole, leaving Prattagorn, Thammanoon, and Itthipat to continue. They all parred the third playoff hole before Prattagorn, nicknamed "Pro Poon," sank a 15-foot birdie putt on the fourth attempt to claim the ฿450,000 prize and his maiden All Thailand Golf Tour title.
The 24-year-old from Chonburi dedicated his win to his father, admitting he tried to focus on his own game during the tense playoff. Despite struggling with his driving on the final day, Prattagorn held his nerve to secure the memorable victory.
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Points Won - 3.2015
World Number 1880 - 878
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ACN Tour - Novil Cup
Native, amateur Tomoshi Takeda, has sensationally won the opening event of the ACN Tour, the Novil Cup, held at the J Classic Golf Club. The final round concluded on Friday, with Takeda finishing on an impressive 12 under par.
At just 17 years, 3 months, and 6 days old (or 6,296 days), Takeda has broken the record for the youngest winner on the tour, previously held by Masamichi Ito since 2013. He becomes the 10th amateur to win on the ACN Tour and the third high school student to achieve this feat, following in the footsteps of Ito and Kurosuke Shimizu.
Throughout the three-day tournament, Takeda demonstrated remarkable consistency, carding only three bogeys on the second day. Congratulations have poured in for the young champion on his historic victory.
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Points Won - 2.918
World Number 3649 - 1011
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