Matt Fitzpatrick secured his second RBC Heritage title after defeating Scottie Scheffler in a sudden-death playoff at Harbour Town. The victory, sealed by a brilliant approach shot on the 18th hole, earned Fitzpatrick his fourth PGA Tour win and a career-high world ranking of number three.
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PGA Tour - RBC Heritage
England's Matt Fitzpatrick has spectacularly clinched the RBC Heritage title, defeating world number one Scottie Scheffler in a tense sudden-death playoff at Harbour Town Golf Links. Despite squandering a three-shot lead in the final round with a one-under 70 to Scheffler's charging 67, the 31-year-old maintained his composure as both men finished regulation play tied at 18-under par. Returning to the notoriously difficult 18th for the first playoff hole, Fitzpatrick silenced a fiercely partisan American crowd by firing a magnificent 4-iron over the bunker to within 13 feet of the pin, whilst Scheffler’s approach fell well short. The Englishman then coolly sank the birdie putt to secure his second victory at the South Carolina tournament, an event he fondly remembers from childhood family holidays. The triumph marks his fourth PGA Tour win and catapults him to a career-high world number three ranking, leaving Scheffler to settle for his second consecutive runner-up finish.
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Points Won - 55.8787
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 59.8787
World Number 7 - 3
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LIV Golf League - LIV Golf Mexico City
Jon Rahm delivered a commanding performance at the LIV Golf Mexico City 2026, firing a bogey-free 7-under 64 in the final round to secure a brilliant six-shot victory over David Puig. The Spaniard established an unassailable lead early on with a spectacular four-hole stretch that featured three birdies and an eagle at the Club de Golf Chapultepec, ultimately finishing on 21-under par. Rahm's individual triumph, his fourth since joining the league, also propelled his team, Legion XIII, to a decisive nine-shot victory in the team competition. The podium featured an impressive Spanish sweep, with young Fireballs GC talents Puig and Josele Ballester finishing second and third, respectively. This double victory brings Rahm's LIV Golf trophy haul to a record-breaking 16, solidifying his dominance as he pursues a third consecutive Individual Championship.
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https://www.livgolf.com/news/jon-rahm-legion-xiii-sweep-titles-at-liv-golf-mexico-city-2026
Points Won - 23.2828
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 27.2828
World Number 31 - 20
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Korn Ferry Tour - Tulum Championship at PGA Riviera Maya
Dylan Menante has secured a brilliant maiden victory on the Korn Ferry Tour, capturing the Tulum Championship at PGA Riviera Maya in spectacular fashion. The 24-year-old American carded a flawless, bogey-free nine-under-par 63 in his final round to set a new 18-hole tournament scoring record. Menante concluded the week with a staggering total of 19-under 269, shattering the previous 72-hole scoring benchmark and claiming a dominant six-stroke triumph over his closest rival, Blades Brown, who finished on 13-under. Scotsman Sandy Scott also enjoyed a stellar week, matching his career-best finish on the Tour by taking outright third place on 12-under. The emphatic victory, which came in his 31st start, sees Menante successfully vault to sixth position on the 2026 Korn Ferry Tour Points List.
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Points Won - 16.1522
World Number 382 - 192
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Nordic Golf League - Sand Valley Spring Series Championship
Swedish golfer Adam Wallin has emerged victorious at the Sand Valley Spring Series Final in Poland following a thrilling final day that culminated in a dramatic three-man play-off. Denmark's Sebastian Friedrichsen entered the final round with a two-stroke lead but struggled to maintain his momentum in the drizzly conditions, allowing the chasing pack to close the gap. Wallin mounted a spectacular comeback, firing two eagles and a crucial birdie on the 18th hole to reach 21-under par. This impressive target was matched by Friedrichsen, who secured a vital birdie on the 18th, and fellow Dane Anders Emil Ejlersen, who produced a superb back-nine surge to join the tie. After Ejlersen was eliminated with a par on the first play-off hole, Wallin and Friedrichsen battled it out for a further four holes before the Swede finally clinched the tournament with a decisive birdie. Overall, it was a strong showing for Danish golf, with four players finishing in the top ten, including Martin Leth Simonsen and Bjørn la Cour Søborg, who shared sixth place.
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https://danish.golf/wallin-vinder-efter-dramatisk-omspil-i-polen/
Points Won - 1.7006
Multi Win Bonus Points - 1.1904
Total Points - 2.891
World Number 466 - 388
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Sunshine Tour - Mediclinic Invitational
Samuel Simpson has clinched his second Sunshine Tour title after securing a three-stroke victory at the season-opening Mediclinic Invitational, held at the Heron Banks Golf and River Estate in Vereeniging, Gauteng. Despite carrying a comfortable five-shot lead into the final round, Simpson endured a turbulent start, dropping three shots in his opening three holes. However, the golfer showed immense composure to steady his ship, carding a vital eagle on the 11th hole to sign for a one-under-par 70 and finish on an impressive 19-under overall. Simon du Plooy, who mounted a late charge to close the gap to just two strokes on the back nine, ultimately finished tied for second alongside an in-form Austin Bautista after a costly bogey on the 17th derailed his challenge. Reflecting on his hard-fought triumph, Simpson credited his success to slowing his tempo and drawing upon the wisdom of seasoned professionals, as the tour now looks ahead to the FBC Zim Open in early May.
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https://sunshinetour.com/simpson-claims-season-opening-mediclinic-invitational
Points Won - 3.4543
Multi Win Bonus Points - 2.0726
Total Points - 5.5269
World Number 617 - 468
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PGA Tour Americas - 71st ECP Brazil Open
Mason Greene has claimed his maiden professional victory at the 71st ECP Brazil Open, the opening event of the 2026 PGA TOUR Americas season, held at the Rio Olympic Golf Course. Taking a one-shot lead into the final round, the American carded an impressive four-under-par 67, kick-started by birdies on his first five holes, to finish at 22-under and secure a two-stroke triumph over compatriot Brett Roberts. The victory is a remarkable turnaround for the former UCLA student, who revealed he had considered quitting the sport midway through his collegiate career just a few years ago. Having only secured his tour membership through Q School a fortnight prior, Greene is now the early points leader in the season-long race to earn Korn Ferry Tour status for 2027.
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Points Won - 7.6819
World Number 4936 - 600
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KPGA Tour - The 21st DB Insurance Promy Open
South Korean golfer Sangyeop Lee has stormed to a dramatic comeback victory at the 21st DB Insurance Promy Open, the highly anticipated curtain-raiser for the 2026 KPGA Tour season held at the Lavie est Belle Golf & Resort. Producing an absolute masterclass on the final day, Lee sank six consecutive birdies right from the opening hole to turn the tide in his favour, ultimately finishing with a spectacular score of 23-under-par and 265 strokes overall to clinch the title. This brilliant achievement marks his second career win on the KPGA Tour. Massive congratulations are for the champion, with fans and pundits alike now throwing their support behind him, eager to see more cracking performances as the rest of the golfing calendar unfolds.
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Points Won - 6.6913
World Number 2081 - 626
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Professional Golf Tour of India - Boulders Classic
Shubhankar Sharma has triumphantly ended an eight-year wait for a professional title by securing a commanding eight-shot victory at the inaugural Boulders Classic 2026 in Hyderabad. The 29-year-old golfer dominated the tournament at the Boulder Hills Golf & Country Club, signing off with a superb five-under 67 in his final round to establish a new DP World PGTI benchmark with a record-breaking aggregate score of 25-under 263. This remarkable performance, which eclipsed the tour's previous 24-under record, earned Sharma a winner's cheque of INR 15 lakh and marked his first worldwide victory since the Maybank Championship in February 2018. Sticking to a disciplined game plan highlighted by an early chip-in on the second hole, Sharma comfortably fended off his closest rivals Mohd Azhar, Rashid Khan, and Angad Cheema, who all shared second place at 17-under. The victory serves as a spectacular return to form for Sharma, whilst Saptak Talwar managed to extend his lead atop the Order of Merit heading into the tour's next fixture in Haryana.
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https://pgtofindia.com/news/2950
Points Won - 1.2414
World Number 727 - 685
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China Tour - Lanting Shaoxing Open
China's Bowen Chai has emerged victorious at the Lanting Shaoxing Open, securing the title at the Kuaiji Hills Golf Resort with an impressive 19-under-par total of 269. Carding remarkably consistent rounds of 67, 63, 70, and a final-day 69, Chai claimed the winner's cheque of ¥255,000 on the China Tour, narrowly holding off a fierce challenge from Thailand's Donlaphatchai Niyomchon, who finished just one stroke adrift as the runner-up on 18-under. England's Matt Killen also delivered a commendable performance, taking outright third place with a 15-under-par total of 273, rounding out a highly competitive top end of the leaderboard in this thrilling April contest.
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https://competitions.cgagolf.org.cn/totalScore?id=231&lang=en
Points Won - 2.0778
World Number 918 - 727
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ACN Tour - NEWTUS Cup in TONE PARK GOLF
Taiga Sugihara has clinched a commanding victory at the Newtas Cup, held at the Tone Park Golf Course, after carding a superb final-round 65. Starting the day in a share of the lead, Sugihara finished on an impressive 16-under par to secure his third career title on the ACN Tour, adding to his 2019 amateur win and his 2023 trophy. This latest triumph also earns him a coveted spot in the upcoming Chunichi Crowns, and with such fine form on display, all eyes will be on him as he looks to carry this momentum into the rest of the season.
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https://www.jgto.org/en/tournament/3067
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Points Won - 2.607
World Number 947 - 746
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Nordic Golf League - ECCO Tour Sand Valley Masters
Scottish golfer Eric McIntosh has clinched a dramatic victory at the ECCO Tour Sand Valley Masters following a tense sudden-death play-off against Sweden's Oliver Gillberg. Despite McIntosh holding a comfortable three-shot lead after twelve holes in the final round, Gillberg staged a brilliant fightback, sinking a vital eagle on the 13th and crucial birdies on the 16th and 17th to force a tie. After both players parred the 18th hole to take the tournament to a play-off, they delivered perfect drives down the fairway; however, it was McIntosh who struck a masterful approach shot using the green's slope to land within 30 centimetres of the pin, securing the title with a tap-in birdie after Gillberg missed his five-metre attempt. Meanwhile, Denmark's Martin Leth Simonsen claimed a commendable third-place finish to solidify his strong season form, whilst his compatriot Jeppe Kristian Andersen surged into tied fourth after carding a spectacular bogey-free round of seven under par.
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https://danish.golf/eric-mcintosh-vinder-ecco-tour-sand-valley-masters/
Points Won - 1.8222
World Number 1543 - 1006
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Clutch Pro Tour - Motocaddy Masters
Oliver Farrell has made a statement at the start of the Tier 1 season, securing a hard-fought victory at the Motocaddy Masters. Competing at the scenic Heythrop Park Golf Club, the Mizuno and Motocaddy ambassador showcased brilliant form throughout the week, ultimately dramatically clinching the title with a birdie on the final hole. Finishing with an impressive total of 14-under-par, Farrell’s clinical performance sets a high bar for the season ahead. This early win provides a massive boost to his campaign as he sets his sights on the coveted graduation spots for the HotelPlanner Tour (HPT).
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https://www.clutchprotour.co.uk/news
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Points Won - 1.885
World Number 1683 - 1059
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ProGolf Tour - Red Sea Egyptian Classic
German golfer Nicolas Horder has secured his second Pro Golf Tour victory brilliantly, producing a stellar final round of 63 to win the Red Sea Egyptian Classic 2026. Horder, a Munich native, blew the competition away at the Golf Club Ain Sokhna, carding seven birdies, including four in a row from the 11th and finishing with a brilliant eagle on the 17th hole. Concluding the tournament at an impressive 19-under par, he finished five shots clear of Belgium's Kristof Ulenaers, whilst France's Antoine Bachelier took third place. This commanding triumph propels Horder to third in the Order of Merit standings, setting him up perfectly as he prepares to defend his title at the upcoming Haugschlag NÖ Open in Austria.
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Points Won - 0.482
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.2892
Total Points - 0.7712
World Number 1262 - 1090
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