Rory McIlroy has won the 2025 Amgen Irish Open, defeating Sweden's Joakim Lagergren in a tense play-off at The K Club. In a dramatic final-hole finish, McIlroy sank a 28-foot eagle putt to match Lagergren's superb round of 66 and force the play-off.
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DP World Tour - Amgen Irish Open
Rory McIlroy has won the 2025 Amgen Irish Open, defeating Sweden's Joakim Lagergren in a tense play-off at The K Club. In a dramatic final-hole finish, McIlroy sank a 28-foot eagle putt to match Lagergren's superb round of 66 and force the play-off.
The two golfers battled over three extra holes, trading close eagle attempts and birdies. McIlroy eventually secured the victory after Lagergren found the water on the third play-off hole, allowing the Northern Irishman to win with a two-putt birdie.
The victory marks another highlight in what McIlroy has described as one of the best years of his career, following his Masters triumph in April which completed his career Grand Slam. Looking ahead, McIlroy is now focused on the upcoming BMW PGA Championship and the Ryder Cup.
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Points Won - 34.4182
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 38.4182
World Number 2 - 2
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KPGA Tour - KPGA Founders Cup
South Korean golfer Moon Do-gul has secured his second win of the 2025 season at the KPGA Founders Cup, a tournament honouring the founding members of the KPGA in 1968. In a remarkable final-round comeback, Moon overcame an eight-shot deficit to be crowned champion. This victory marks his first-ever multi-win season since his professional debut.
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Points Won - 6.5248
Multi Win Bonus Points - 3.9149
Total Points - 10.4397
World Number 432 - 269
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HotelPlanner Tour - GAC Rosa Challenge Tour
Hugo Townsend has secured his first victory on the HotelPlanner Tour, winning the GAC Rosa Challenge Tour by two shots. The Swede saw his five-shot overnight lead vanish on a dramatic final day at Rosa Golf Club, but a composed finish, including two birdies in his last five holes, saw him finish on 15 under par.
Townsend, the son of former Ryder Cup player Peter Townsend, expressed his shock and relief after a "stressful" day, where he found himself tied for the lead with fellow Swede Tobias Jonsson by the tenth hole. He credited his father's early guidance on the mental side of the game for his success.
The victory sees Townsend climb to a career-high tenth in the Road to Mallorca Rankings. The tour now heads to Portugal for the Open de Portugal.
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Points Won - 9.0585
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 13.0585
World Number 638 - 300
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Japan Golf Tour - LOPIA Fujisankei Classic
Taiga Nagano has secured his first win on the Japan Golf Tour Organization (JGTO), holding his nerve to win the LOPIA Fujisankei Classic by a single shot.
The 22-year-old battled through a challenging start at Fujizakura Country Club, making back-to-back bogeys on the second and third holes after beginning the final round tied for the lead. However, Nagano composed himself and produced a brilliant finish with three birdies in his last six holes, including a crucial birdie on the 16th, to finish with a two-under-par 68. His winning total of 10-under-par 200 came in the 54-hole tournament, which was shortened after the second round was cancelled due to bad weather.
Yuta Sugiura finished in second place with a total of 201, while Taiga Semikawa finished a stroke behind in third. Nagano credited a shift in his mindset for the victory, stating, "I managed to reset myself and stay patient." He also joked with his caddie to help calm his nerves, a different approach from a previous tournament where he finished second after leading earlier.
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Points Won - 7.7229
World Number 678 - 417
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Sunshine Tour - SunBet Challenge hosted by Wild Coast Sun
A brilliant final round of 62 saw Australia's Austin Bautista claim his first-ever Sunshine Tour title at the Sunbet Challenge, hosted by the Wild Coast Sun. Bautista's victory by a single stroke, finishing at 14 under par, was the culmination of a week of improving form, which included rounds of 69 and 65. Starting the day three shots off the lead, he stormed out of the blocks with five birdies in his first eight holes, adding four more on the back nine to close out the win.
“I am ecstatic and super happy to have won this week. It was a hard week but securing the title was definitely worth the wait,” said Bautista, who jokingly revealed he had to sleep on a couch all week. Michael Hollick, who had started the day as the leader, finished second on 13 under par. Samuel Simpson and Lyle Rowe shared third place.
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Points Won - 3.5642
Multi Win Bonus Points - 2.1385
Total Points - 5.7027
World Number 905 - 591
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Gira de Golf Professional Mexicana - Amanali Classic
Santiago de la Fuente has cemented his place as one of Mexican golf's rising stars, securing a second consecutive victory on the Gira Profesional Mexicana (GPM) at the Amanali Classic.
De la Fuente’s stunning final round of 65 (-7) for a total of 195 (-21) was just enough to edge out seasoned veteran José de Jesús “Camarón” Rodríguez by a single stroke. The win, which follows his triumph at the season-opening Mexico City Open II, continues an incredible run of form for the young golfer.
"Winning for the second time in a row is incredible and motivates me a lot to keep working," said de la Fuente, who credited his brother and caddie, Diego, for his success.
Rodríguez, a record-holder on the GPM with 11 wins, finished with a final round of 67 (-5) to take second place. Eduardo Carrete of Querétaro completed the all-Mexican podium in third place. Venezuelan Jorge García was the highest-placed international player, finishing fifth.
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Points Won - 1.2886
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.7731
Total Points - 2.0617
World Number 730 - 617
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All Thailand Golf Tour - Singha Bangkok Open
Thai golfer Thanyakon Khrongpha has secured his first title in seven years, winning the Singha Bangkok Open 2025. In a dramatic finish at the Bangkok Golf Club, Khrongpha defeated Amarin Kraivichien in a playoff with a birdie on the first extra hole. Both players had finished the final round tied on 20 under par. This marks Khrongpha's third All Thailand Golf Tour title, his first since 2018. The victory earns him a prize of 450,000 Thai Baht.
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https://www.allthailandgolftour.com/news/detail/4689
Points Won - 2.2037
Multi Win Bonus Points - 1.3222
Total Points - 3.5259
World Number 1056 - 698
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Alps Tour Golf - Longwy Alps Open
Spain's Javier Barcos has clinched his second title of the 2025 season with a victory at the Longwy Alps Open. The 23-year-old finished with a total score of 14-under-par, earning him a one-stroke win over fellow Spaniard Manuel Morugan, who finished at 13-under. The Netherlands' Jerry Ji secured third place at 12-under.
Despite a challenging start with two early bogeys, Barcos showcased his resilience by bouncing back with an eagle and five birdies to ultimately secure the win. Reflecting on his performance, he noted that the victory came down to his consistency off the tee and a strong finish with back-to-back birdies on holes 17 and 18.
With this win, Barcos reinforces his position at the top of the Alps Tour Order of Merit, a critical ranking as the season draws to a close. His victory earns him €6,900 and a significant boost of 6,525 points, bringing his total to 29,042.34. The race for the top five spots and promotion to the 2026 HotelPlanner Tour is now more intense than ever. Barcos will be looking to continue his form at the upcoming Hauts de France-Pas de Calais Golf Open.
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https://alpstourgolf.com/news/11467
Points Won - 1.2174
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.7304
Total Points - 1.9478
World Number 1059 - 807
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Nordic Golf League - SM Match by Dormy Future Stars
After 6 rounds of Matchplay Thom Hoetmer wins in SM Match by Dormy Future Stars at Vasatorps Golf Club, beating Martin Eriksson in the final 4&3.
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https://danish.golf/ecco-tour/livescore/#/competition/4800236/matchplay
Points Won - 1.2031
World Number 2120 - 1428
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Big Easy Tour - SunDev East Africa Swing SportsBiz Africa Championship
Home favourite Celestin Nsanzuwera has successfully defended his title, winning the East Africa Swing for the second consecutive year. Playing on his home course, the Rwandan golfer delivered a stellar performance to secure the back-to-back victories with an impressive score of -15.
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Points Won - 0.3125
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.1875
Total Points - 0.5
World Number 2292 - 1790
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