Michael Kim has claimed his first DP World Tour title, winning the FedEx Open de France and ending a seven-year wait for a worldwide professional victory. The win sees him rise to a career-high 39th in the Official World Golf Ranking.
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DP World Tour - FedEx Open de France
Michael Kim has claimed his first DP World Tour title, winning the FedEx Open de France and ending a seven-year wait for a worldwide professional victory.
The American secured the win at Golf de Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche, which was his 16th start on the DP World Tour. The triumph is his first since the 2018 John Deere Classic on the PGA Tour.
With the victory, Kim becomes only the second American to win the FedEx Open de France since it was added to the DP World Tour schedule in 1972. The win also sees him rise to a career-high 39th in the Official World Golf Ranking.
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Points Won - 25.8979
World Number 64 - 39
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Asian Tour,PGA Tour of Taiwan-Chinese Taipei - Yeangder Tournament Players Championship
Kazuki Higa of Japan has won the US$1 million Yeangder TPC, his second Asian Tour title in as many weeks. The victory moves him to the top of the Order of Merit.
Higa, the highest-ranked player in the field, shot a bogey-free four-under-par 68 in the final round at Linkou International Golf and Country Club to finish at 17-under, securing a two-shot win. He overtook overnight leader Charles Porter of America on the back nine, with a crucial birdie on the 15th hole while Porter bogeyed.
Porter finished in a three-way tie for second place at 15-under with Wang Wei-hsuan of Chinese-Taipei and Thailand’s Rattanon Wannasrichan. Indian golfers Ajeetesh Sandhu and Viraj Madappa were among those who finished in the top 10. The best-placed amateur was 17-year-old Hsieh Cheng-wei, who finished in a tie for seventh.
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https://www.asiantour.com/blog/solid-higa-goes-back-to-back-with-two-shot-win-in-yeangder-tpc
http://www.tpga.org.tw/index.php/Home/Index/newsDetail/news_id/2316/type/2/p/1.html
Points Won - 8.0917
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 12.0917
World Number 155 - 126
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Japan Golf Tour - ANA Open Golf Tournament
Takumi Kanaya has secured his eighth JGTO title, defeating Ryo Ishikawa on the second playoff hole at the ANA Open. The reigning JGTO money ranking champion, 27, started the final round two shots behind the leader. Despite an early bogey, Kanaya fought back with four straight birdies to stay in contention. He finished with a four-day total of 17-under-par 271, forcing a playoff with Ishikawa. On the second extra hole, Kanaya held his nerve to sink a winning par. He credited his composure to his caddie's encouragement, which helped him manage his emotions throughout the day.
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https://www.jgto.org/en/news/34635
Points Won - 7.8764
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 11.8764
World Number 184 - 143
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HotelPlanner Tour - Italian Challenge Open
South African golfer JC Ritchie has clinched automatic promotion to the DP World Tour after securing his third victory of the season at the Italian Challenge Open. Starting the day as co-leader, the 31-year-old stormed ahead with a phenomenal run of seven consecutive birdies on his opening holes. This incredible start gave him a commanding five-shot lead by the turn.
Despite a late triple bogey on the final hole, Ritchie’s strong performance throughout the tournament ensured he finished two shots clear of Sweden's Robin Petersson and Christofer Rahm. He ended the event with a total score of 20-under-par. The win, his seventh on the HotelPlanner Tour, moves Ritchie to the top of the Road to Mallorca Rankings. "It's a dream come true," said Ritchie, who was delighted to cap off a memorable year by achieving his goal of promotion.
Englishman Steven Brown tied for fourth place, three shots behind the winner. The HotelPlanner Tour will now take a two-week break before resuming in China.
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Points Won - 8.5812
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 12.5812
World Number 217 - 156
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Korn Ferry Tour - Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship
John VanDerLaan has won his first Korn Ferry Tour title at the Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship. The 29-year-old American finished three strokes clear of Zecheng Dou and Trent Phillips, posting a total score of 17-under-par (267). This victory is the first of his career on the Korn Ferry Tour, coming in his 142nd start.
VanDerLaan began the final round with a one-shot lead and solidified his position with a 4-under 67, which included seven birdies. His performance also tied the tournament's 72-hole scoring record. The win sees him climb to No. 15 on the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour Points List, putting him firmly on track to earn a PGA TOUR card for the 2026 season.
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Points Won - 16.1025
World Number 454 - 244
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PGA Tour Americas - Times Colonist Victoria Open presented by Andrew Sheret Limited
Drew Nesbitt has outlasted fellow Canadian A.J. Ewart in a dramatic playoff to win the 2025 Times Colonist Victoria Open. The two players finished tied at 20-under 260 in regulation at Uplands Golf Club.
Nesbitt, 30, produced a remarkable comeback in windy conditions, firing a 5-under 65 to erase Ewart's four-shot lead from the start of the day. The victory was secured on the third extra hole when Nesbitt holed a 15-foot birdie putt.
The win is the first on the PGA TOUR Americas for the Horseshoe Valley, Ontario native, and makes him the first Canadian winner on the tour this season. The victory moves him up to seventh in the Fortinet Cup standings ahead of the season's final event. While disappointed with the result, Ewart's runner-up finish lifted him to 12th in the standings.
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Points Won - 9.7153
World Number 825 - 400
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Sunshine Tour - Sunbet Challenge hosted by Sun Sibaya
Louis Albertse has won his third Sunshine Tour title, defeating Pieter Moolman in a dramatic playoff at the Sunbet Challenge held at Umhlali Country Club.
The final round was a tight contest, with five players tied for the lead at the start of the day, including both Albertse and Moolman. Moolman initially took control, holding a two-stroke lead heading into the back nine. However, Albertse staged a flawless comeback, carding four birdies on his final nine holes to force a playoff after both players finished on 11 under par.
On the second playoff hole, Albertse secured the victory with a birdie. The win elevates him to eighth place on the Sunshine Tour's Courier Guy Order of Merit.
Tyran Snyders continued his strong season, finishing third on 10 under par, while Kyle Barker and Jaco Prinsloo tied for fourth. Amateur Ruben van der Berg also had a notable performance, finishing inside the top 10.
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https://sunshinetour.com/albertse-claims-playoff-glory-to-win-sunbet-challenge-at-sun-sibaya
Points Won - 4.2021
World Number 826 - 632
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KPGA Tour - Golfzone OPEN
Sungkug Park has secured his second professional title by winning the Golfzon Open on the KPGA Tour, marking a remarkable comeback for the South Korean golfer. After a period of intense struggle that led him to consider quitting the sport last year, Park finished with a final round of 66 (-5) and a total score of 16-under-par, a commanding four shots ahead of his nearest rival. The victory is a testament to his perseverance after losing his tour card and battling to regain his form.
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https://www.kpga.co.kr/tours/game/game/?tourId=11&year=2025&gameId=202511000013M&type=leaderboard
Points Won - 6.9817
World Number 1701 - 641
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Nordic Golf League - Great Northern Challenge
Svenske Martin Eriksson dominated the final round of the Great Northern Challenge, claiming a commanding victory with a final score of -6. This is his first win in five years and moves him up to fourth on the Road to Europe rankings, putting him in a strong position to secure a spot on next year's HotelPlanner Tour.
Eriksson took control early in the round, despite a brief setback with a bogey on the third hole. He quickly recovered with a string of birdies, including a lengthy putt on the 12th hole that extended his lead to three strokes. The final hole, a challenging par-3, presented a tense moment, but Eriksson remained composed under pressure, executing a precise chip shot to secure the win.
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https://danish.golf/svenske-martin-eriksson-triumferede-paa-great-northern/
Points Won - 1.4867
World Number 1144 - 940
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Professional Golf Tour of India - Chennai Open Powered by CPCL
N Thangaraja of Sri Lanka has won the Chennai Open 2025 Powered by CPCL, securing a hard-fought victory at the Cosmo TNGF Golf Course. The 44-year-old golfer, who started the final day with a one-shot lead, managed to hold on with a one-over 73, finishing with a total of 17-under 271.
This win, his sixth on the PGTI tour and second of the season, saw him collect a winner's prize of INR 15 lakh, moving him to sixth in the 2025 PGTI Order of Merit. The final day proved to be challenging with tough pin positions. Despite a slow start and a late bogey on the 16th, Thangaraja showed great composure, making a crucial birdie on the 15th and a winning par putt on the 18th.
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https://pgtofindia.com/news/2800
Points Won - 0.8867
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.532
Total Points - 1.4187
World Number 1173 - 964
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China Tour - Ruiquan Wuyishan Open
Isaac Lam has secured victory at the Ruiquan Wuyishan Open after a sudden-death play-off against Zi Wang. Both players finished regulation play with a total score of 15-under. Wang had an impressive final round, carding a 7-under 64, but it was not enough to claim the outright lead. Lam's final round of 5-under forced the play-off, where he ultimately triumphed.
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https://competitions.cgagolf.org.cn/totalScore?id=204&lang=en
Points Won - 1.8642
World Number 1759 - 1146
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Tartan Pro Tour - St Andrews Classic presented by Fugro
Scottish Player John Paterson won the St Andrews Classic presented by Fugro with a final score of -12 Under finishing 1 shot ahead of his nearest competitor. His final round of 63 (-9) was the best of the day by 4 shots, moving him from 18th in the leaderboard to the top to claim the win.
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Points Won - 0.6927
World Number 1734 - 1448
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Big Easy Tour - BETWAY Big Easy Tour 7
England's Harry Konig holds a one-shot lead heading into the final round of the Betway Big Easy Tour in Soweto, South Africa. Konig, who is aiming for his second title of the season, carded a second-round 70, bringing his total to seven-under par. He holds a narrow lead over Jaden Deltel.
After his round, Konig said he was "very happy" with his performance, despite a testing day. He explained that his strategy was to drive the ball as close to the greens as possible on the firm and windy course.
Deltel, who is seeking his first professional win, expressed excitement about the chance to compete for the title. He sits one stroke behind Konig. Wandre Snyman and Brandon Pieters are tied for third, two shots back.
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https://bigeasytour.co.za/konig-claims-top-spot-ahead-of-final-round-in-soweto
Points Won - 0.4064
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.2438
Total Points - 0.6502
World Number 1979 - 1592
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