Justin Rose secured his 12th PGA Tour victory on Sunday defeating J.J. Spaun in a playoff at the FedEx St. Jude Championship. Overcoming a three-shot deficit against Tommy Fleetwood with just five holes remaining, closing with a brilliant 3-under 67. Rose's victory, his 24th worldwide, propels him back into the world's top 10 and guarantees his place in the next Ryder Cup.
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PGA Tour - FedEx St. Jude Championship
Justin Rose secured his 12th PGA Tour victory on Sunday, staging a stunning comeback to defeat U.S. Open champion J.J. Spaun in a playoff at the FedEx St. Jude Championship. The 45-year-old Englishman overcame a three-shot deficit against Tommy Fleetwood with just five holes remaining, closing with a brilliant 3-under 67. Rose's victory, his 24th worldwide, propels him back into the world's top 10 and guarantees his place in the next Ryder Cup.
Rose's late-round charge included four consecutive birdies, with his momentum carrying into the playoff. After narrowly missing a putt for the win on the 18th in regulation, he went on to make a 10-foot birdie on the third playoff hole to clinch the title.
Meanwhile, Tommy Fleetwood, who had a two-shot lead with three holes to play, suffered a heartbreaking defeat. A bogey on the 17th and a poor drive on the 18th saw him finish one shot outside of the playoff. Scottie Scheffler also finished one shot back, tying for third.
Rose was quick to praise his own performance, stating: "I played unbelievable golf down the stretch. When I bring my best, I know I'm good enough to play and to compete, and to now win against the best players in the world. Very gratifying day for me."
The tournament also saw significant movement around the FedExCup playoffs bubble, with Bud Cauley and Rickie Fowler securing their spots for the upcoming BMW Championship. Jordan Spieth, however, was among those who missed out.
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Points Won - 64.5589
World Number 20 - 9
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Korn Ferry Tour - Pinnacle Bank Championship presented by Woodhouse
Christo Lamprecht secured his first Korn Ferry Tour victory in dramatic fashion at the Pinnacle Bank Championship. The 24-year-old South African holed out from a greenside bunker on the final hole, the par-4 18th, to card a bogey-free 66 and finish on 19-under-par, a single stroke ahead of first-round leader Peter Kuest.
The win, Lamprecht's first in his 27th Korn Ferry Tour start, sees him collect 500 points and move to 10th on the season-long points list. The former Georgia Tech star and winner of the 2023 Amateur Championship is the 14th first-time winner on the Korn Ferry Tour this season.
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Points Won - 17.7083
World Number 263 - 145
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DP World Tour - Nexo Championship
Grant Forrest secured a comfortable four-shot victory at the Nexo Championship, marking his second DP World Tour title. The Scot, who last won four years and two days ago, displayed dominant form in challenging conditions at Trump International Golf Links.
Forrest started the final round with a lead that was briefly trimmed to two shots. However, a birdie on the fourth hole, coupled with a triple bogey from his playing partner, extended his lead to five. He never looked back, finishing with a final round of 72 to end the tournament on eight under par.
The win sees Forrest climb to the top of the Closing Swing rankings. Reflecting on his victory, he said, "It's amazing, just speechless... It's just a crazy game that you can go and come out and do this, with what feels out of nowhere." The win also turned around a difficult season for the World Number 294, proving that "one week can turn things around."
The 32-year-old was able to absorb a late double bogey on the 18th hole, having built up a significant lead. His final score of eight under was enough to secure a four-shot margin over Joe Dean, who finished in second place. Forrest also earned a bonus for setting a new course record during the tournament.
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Points Won - 18.6746
World Number 294 - 168
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PGA Tour Americas - BioSteel Championship
Michael Brennan has secured his first professional victory at the BioSteel Championship in Windsor, Ontario. The American golfer, 23, carded a final-round 64 to finish five strokes clear of the field, moving to the top of the Fortinet Cup points list.
Brennan, who started the day with a four-shot lead, saw his advantage shrink to just one by the turn. However, he showcased his composure on the back nine, making five birdies to close with a flawless 30. His winning margin of five shots is the largest in PGA TOUR Americas history.
After the win, Brennan reflected on a solid week, mentioning his strong driving and a late birdie on the 18th hole that capped off the historic performance. Known for his consistency, Brennan now holds the longest active cut streak on the PGA TOUR Americas with 12 consecutive made cuts. He is set to compete in the Manitoba Open next week.
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Points Won - 9.541
World Number 418 - 260
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HotelPlanner Tour - Irish Challenge
Frenchman Oihan Guillamoundeguy has claimed his first win on the HotelPlanner Tour, securing a three-stroke victory at the Irish Challenge at Killeen Castle.
The 20-year-old, who had his brother caddying for him, overcame a three-shot deficit at the start of the final day to finish 11 under par for the tournament. A crucial three-shot swing on the ninth hole saw Guillamoundeguy make birdie while overnight leader Jeppe Kristian Andersen double-bogeyed, giving the Frenchman a lead he wouldn't relinquish.
The victory, which he said he was "super proud" of, moves him up from 15th to sixth in the Road to Mallorca Rankings, significantly boosting his chances of promotion to the DP World Tour.
Meanwhile, Irishman Robert Moran finished as the top home player in fourth place, earning the Christy O’Connor Jnr Memorial Trophy and a spot in the upcoming Amgen Irish Open.
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Points Won - 8.4936
World Number 536 - 360
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Sunshine Tour - FNB Eswatini Challenge
Michael Hollick has claimed his fourth Sunshine Tour victory, winning the FNB Eswatini Challenge at the Ezulwini Golf & Country Club. Hollick, who led from the start of the final round, shot a 68 to finish on 16 under par, two strokes ahead of the chasing pack.
Hollick started strongly with birdies on his first two holes, and an eagle on the back nine put him firmly in control. Despite a double bogey on the 14th, he maintained his composure to seal the win. He credited his strategic play on the par fives, which he played in 11 under par for the week, as a key factor in his success.
Hollick's caddie, Clavie Taderera, was also celebrated, receiving a winning caddie medal for his part in the victory. Pieter Moolman and Herman Lobser finished in joint second place on 14 under par.
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Points Won - 4.3195
Multi Win Bonus Points - 2.5917
Total Points - 6.9112
World Number 581 - 376
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Clutch Pro Tour – Imagine Cruising Masters
Callum Farr has claimed victory at the Imagine Cruising Masters, earning a first-place prize of £8,000. This win is Farr's third on the Clutch Pro Tour, a significant achievement that grants him automatic qualification to the HotelPlanner Tour for both 2025 and 2026. His promotion to the higher tour now opens up a full Challenge Tour card place on the Clutch Pro Tour's Order of Merit, creating an opportunity for another player to advance their career.
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Points Won - 2.004
Multi Win Bonus Points - 1.4028
Total Points - 3.4068
World Number 463 - 382
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PGA Tour of Taiwan-Chinese Taipei - CHAU-SHI Series Qing Lian HDF Open
Wang Wei Hsuan staged a remarkable comeback to successfully defend his title at the CHAU-SHI Series - Qing Lian HDF Open today, clinching his third Taiwan Tour victory of the season. The 25-year-old started the final round at Chang Hwa Golf Course three shots off the lead but fired a stellar six-under-par 66 to finish with a four-round total of 12-under 276. This secured him a four-stroke victory and the top prize of NT$650,000. Wang dedicated the win to his father as a Father's Day gift, mirroring his victory at the same event last year. "I want to dedicate this trophy to my father as a Father's Day gift."
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Points Won - 1.2825
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.8977
Total Points - 2.1802
World Number 684 - 575
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Professional Golf Tour of India - COAL India Open
Angad Cheema secured his second consecutive title at the Coal India Open 2025, winning by four shots at the Kensville Golf & Country Club in Ahmedabad. The Chandigarh-based golfer, aged 35, finished with a total score of 13-under 275 after a final round of two-under 70. This victory, his fourth on the PGTI tour, earns him a winner's cheque worth INR 15 lakh, moving him up to second place on the PGTI Order of Merit.
Cheema, who held a one-shot lead going into the final round, credited his putting and the guidance of his caddie for his success, stating, "I just ended up putting better than others." Noida's Amardeep Malik, who was Cheema's playing partner and roommate for the last two rounds, finished as the runner-up. Delhi's Shaurya Bhattacharya and Pune's Udayan Mane tied for third place. Yuvraj Sandhu of Chandigarh finished in fifth, while still holding the top spot on the PGTI money list.
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Points Won - 1.1242
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.7869
Total Points - 1.9111
World Number 833 - 688
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Gira de Golf Professional Mexicana - Mexico City Open
Mexican golfer Santiago de la Fuente has secured his first professional victory at the Mexico City Open II, the opening event of the 2025-26 Gira Profesional Mexicana (GPM) season. The 23-year-old from Jalisco won with a final score of 19-under-par, a seven-shot lead over José de Jesús Rodríguez of Mexico and Alexandre Rocha of Brazil.
The victory, achieved in only his third professional tournament, marks a significant milestone for de la Fuente, who had a successful amateur career. In 2024, he won the Latin America Amateur Championship, earning him spots at The Masters, The Open, and the U.S. Open. The win at the Club Campestre de la Ciudad de México signals a promising professional career for the young golfer.
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Points Won - 1.1995
World Number 785 - 701
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ACN Tour - Juchi Golf Challenge Tournament
Ryota Wakawara has secured his first professional win at Juchi Golf Challenge Tournament, the eighth event of the ACN Tour. In a final round interrupted by a thunderstorm delay of one hour and 32 minutes, Wakawara carded a stunning round of nine-under-par to finish with a total of 23-under-par.
The victory is particularly sweet for Wakawara, who had previously held the lead going into the final round of the JAPAN PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP CHALLENGE in FUKUI earlier this season, only to falter and miss out on the title. This triumph serves as a magnificent redemption for that disappointment.
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Points Won - 3.3489
World Number 1597 - 859
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Nordic Golf League - Forsbacka Open
Hlynur Bergsson has won the Forsbacka Open, finishing with a total score of 12-under-par. He clinched the victory by a single shot over Adam Wallin. Both players shot a final round of 68 (-4), but Bergsson's consistent play throughout the tournament was enough to secure the win.
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Points Won - 1.611
World Number 1841 - 1244
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Big Easy Tour - SunDev East Africa Swing Nyali Golf & Country Club
Njoroge Kibugu has claimed his second victory on the Sunshine Development Tour – East Africa Swing, following a strong performance at the third leg held at Nyali Golf and Country Club. The 21-year-old golfer from Windsor Golf Hotel and Country Club finished with a two-over par 215, showcasing his consistency across three rounds with scores of 75, 68, and 72.
This win adds to his triumph at the tour's opening leg at Thika Greens Golf Resort in June. Kibugu's victory saw him fend off a close challenge from Daniel Nduva of Kenya and Celestin Nsanzuwera of Rwanda, who both tied for second place at three-over par 216.
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Points Won - 0.2029
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.1217
Total Points - 0.3246
World Number 2432 - 1983
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Big Easy Tour - BETWAY Big Easy Tour 5
Jacques Van Der Merwe has secured his first professional victory, winning the Betway Big Easy Tour event at CMR Golf Club by two strokes. The South African golfer, who entered the final round with a three-stroke lead, held off a strong challenge from England's Joe Sullivan.
Van Der Merwe, representing Royal Johannesburg and Kensington Golf Club, finished with a total score of 15-under par after a final round of 67. His round, which included seven birdies but was punctuated by two double-bogeys, proved enough to secure the win in challenging, cold conditions. Sullivan’s impressive performance saw him finish in second place, but it wasn't enough to secure him a second win of the season.
The victory moves Van Der Merwe up to fifth on the Order of Merit, putting him in a strong position to earn a Sunshine Tour card at the end of the season. The Betway Big Easy Tour serves as the feeder circuit for the Sunshine Tour and is supported by patrons including legendary golfer Ernie Els.
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Points Won - 0.3968
World Number 3257 - 2153
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