US Ryder Cup Captain Keegan Bradley delivered a dramatic victory at the Travelers Championship on Sunday, rallying from a three-shot deficit with just four holes remaining to secure a two-under 68.
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PGA Tour - Travelers Championship
US Ryder Cup Captain Keegan Bradley delivered a dramatic victory at the Travelers Championship on Sunday, rallying from a three-shot deficit with just four holes remaining to secure a two-under 68. The win, sealed with a crucial birdie on the 18th hole in front of a fervent home crowd, significantly bolsters Bradley's case for a playing role in September's Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black.
Bradley has ascended to ninth in the Ryder Cup standings and secures a career high of World No. 7. This marks his best ranking since 2013 Week 31, when he was 10th. Bradley overcame England's Tommy Fleetwood in a thrilling finish. Fleetwood, who secured Europe's clinching point at Marco Simone two years ago, saw his hopes of a first PGA TOUR title dashed after a bogey on the final hole.
The New England favourite's triumph, his second Travelers title in three years, was marked by incredible putting, including a 35-foot birdie on the 15th and the decisive six-footer on the 18th. For Fleetwood, 34, it was another frustrating near-miss on the PGA TOUR, despite a distinguished international record.
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Points Won - 69.8098
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 73.8098
World Number 21 - 7
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Korn Ferry Tour - Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas Wichita Open
Myles Creighton has secured his first Korn Ferry Tour victory at the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas Wichita Open Benefitting KU Wichita Pediatrics. The 29-year-old Canadian became only the third player in Korn Ferry Tour history to win an event after carding a sub-60 round in the same week, following his impressive 11-under 59 in the third round.
Creighton closed with a 2-under 68 in the final round, including an eagle on the 11th, to finish at 17-under par. This win, his 41st career start on the Tour, marks a significant milestone for Creighton, who had previously achieved a best finish of second place. The victory also makes him the second Canadian winner on the Tour this season.
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Points Won - 16.3345
World Number 442 - 212
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KPGA Tour - The 68th KPGA Championship with A-ONE CC
Golfer Kim Tae-hoon has clinched his first-ever KPGA Tour title, securing the prestigious Champions Cup at the 68th KPGA Championship with A-ONE CC. Kim delivered a spectacular final-day performance, carding an impressive nine-under-par to seize the win. The momentous victory marks Kim Tae-hoon's inaugural triumph on the KPGA Tour. Golf fans eagerly anticipate more outstanding performances from the new champion in the seasons to come.
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https://www.kpga.co.kr/tours/game/game/?tourId=11&year=2025&gameId=202511000017M&type=leaderboard
Points Won - 7.91
World Number 379 - 271
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HotelPlanner Tour - Blot Play9
English golfer James Morrison has secured his first win in over a decade, triumphing in a play-off at the Blot Play9 at Golf Bluegreen de Pléneuf Val André. Morrison, a two-time DP World Tour winner, defeated Ireland's Max Kennedy on the first extra-hole after both finished on six under par.
Morrison's victory marks his first HotelPlanner Tour title since losing his DP World Tour playing privileges. The 40-year-old expressed immense pride, stating, "I didn't play my best today, but I hung in there the best I could." He also acknowledged his recent mental struggles, highlighting the significance of this comeback win for him and his family.
The win sees Morrison jump to 19th in the Road to Mallorca Rankings, significantly boosting his chances of returning to the DP World Tour. Scotland's Daniel Young impressed with a course record-tying final round of 60 to finish third.
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Points Won - 8.3806
World Number 725 - 441
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China Tour - Shandong Culture and Tourism Jinan Open
Yanhan Zhou secured victory at the Shandong Culture and Tourism Jinan Open with a total score of 20 under par and a final round of 65 (seven under). Shun Yat Hak finished in second place with a total score of 18 under par; however, he was unable to overcome Yanhan Zhou, despite matching Zhou's final round score of 65.
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https://competitions.cgagolf.org.cn/totalScore?id=200&lang=en
Points Won - 1.6852
Multi Win Bonus Points - 1.1796
Total Points - 2.8648
World Number 588 - 474
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Clutch Pro Tour - The Q Hotels Collection Open
David Langley achieved back-to-back wins on the Clutch Pro Tour Tier 1, winning this week’s The Q Hotels Collection Open. David Langley and Callum Farr both finished the tournament with a total score of -13 under par. David finished his final round with the better score with an impressive 66 (-7); however, David Langley achieved his victory with a win over Callum in a Play off.
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Points Won - 2.1155
Multi Win Bonus Points - 1.4808
Total Points - 3.5963
World Number 687 - 509
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Asian Development Tour - Morocco Rising Stars Marrakech - Samanah Golf Club
Filipino golfing sensation Aidric Chan secured a one-shot victory at the US$125,000 Morocco Rising Stars Marrakech with a superb seven-under par 65 final round. This marks the 21-year-old's second win of the season and propels him to the top of the Asian Development Tour (ADT) Order of Merit.
Chan's triumph, which saw him finish on 18-under par at the Jack Nicklaus-designed Samanah Golf Club, edged out India's Karandeep Kochhar. The win effectively guarantees Chan a spot on the Asian Tour next season and secures him a place in the upcoming US$2 million International Series Morocco. England's Finlay Manson impressed with a final round 65, finishing in solo third place.
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Points Won - 2.7527
Multi Win Bonus Points - 1.6516
Total Points - 4.4043
World Number 916 - 587
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ACN Tour - Japan Create Challenge in FukuokaRaizan
Fukuoka Raizan Golf Club played host to a dramatic conclusion in ACN Tour Game 6, the Japan Create Challenge in Fukuoka Raizan. A very close match saw triumph in the final round.
Yuto Katsumata who had started the day with a solo lead, faced a challenge after consecutive bogeys on the 11th and 12th holes. However, a remarkable recovery followed with three consecutive birdies from the 13th, reigniting their momentum. A crucial birdie on the final 18th hole secured a total score of 15-under, marking a consistent performance with rounds of 66 on all three days, and clinching a brilliant first tour win.
This victory not only grants qualification for the prestigious "ISPS HANDA Summer Final - Who's the Strongest Tournament" and "Sansan KBC Augusta," but also sets high expectations for Yuto Katsumata future on the tour.
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https://www.jgto.org/en/tournament/2972/leaderboard?round=3
Points Won - 3.8457
World Number 1257 - 720
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Big Easy Tour - BETWAY Big Easy Tour 4
Just days after their nations clashed in the World Test Championship, sporting rivalry was once again on display, this time on the golf course at Benoni Country Club. Australia's Austin Bautista emerged victorious in a thrilling individual battle, claiming a two-shot win over South African Jacquin Hess at the Betway Big Easy Tour event.
Bautista, who started the final day a shot behind South Africans Jacquin Hess and Kayle Wykes, delivered a superb final round of 68 to finish at 11-under-par 205. The turning point came on the back nine, where Wykes lost momentum, leaving Hess and Bautista to fight it out. The pair exchanged blows through the closing holes, with Bautista's aggressive strategy paying dividends, including a crucial birdie on the 18th to seal the win.
A delighted Bautista, referencing the recent Test Championship, joked, “I got one up on you guys today.” He added that the hard-fought nature of the victory made it all the more satisfying. This win marks Bautista as the first Australian professional to triumph on the Betway Big Easy Tour, propelling him to fifth on the Order of Merit, a crucial step towards securing a Sunshine Tour card for next season.
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https://bigeasytour.co.za/bautista-earns-hard-fought-breakthrough-victory-in-benoni
Points Won - 0.5736
World Number 926 - 884
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Nordic Golf League - Søllerød Championship
Benjamin Poke has claimed a dramatic victory at the Søllerød Championship, securing his first win since the 2019 Q-School. A fantastic final round of 7-under par (64) saw Poke force a five-hole play-off against Sweden's Jesper Asp and fellow Dane Victor Bjørløw.
The final round was played under clear skies and less wind, providing perfect conditions that many players capitalised on. Poke surged from the start, birdying four of his first five holes. He then added an eagle on the 15th and a birdie on the 16th to finish at 8-under par, setting the clubhouse target.
The drama unfolded as Asp and Bjørløw joined Poke at the top, with Bjørløw securing his spot in the play-off with a superb birdie on the 18th. The extended play-off tested all three players, with Bjørløw eventually dropping out after the second extra hole. Poke and Asp then battled it out, with Asp narrowly missing a crucial birdie putt on the fourth play-off hole after a stunning approach shot.
Ultimately, it was Poke who emerged triumphant, securing victory with a confident birdie on the fifth play-off hole (the 1st hole). A delighted Poke commented, "I am extremely happy with the victory. And I am really proud of how I handled the mental game from start to finish." This win propels Poke to 27th place on the 'Road to Europe' rankings.
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https://danish.golf/benjamin-poke-triumferer-efter-dramatisk-omspil-ved-soelleroed-championship/
Points Won - 1.0823
World Number 3125 - 1574
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