World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler has emphatically claimed his first Claret Jug, dominating the field at the 153rd Open Championship at Royal Portrush to become the Champion Golfer of the Year. His relentless, efficient, and immensely skilled performance solidified his place among golf's all-time greats.
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The Open Championship - The 153rd OPEN
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler has emphatically claimed his first Claret Jug, dominating the field at the 153rd Open Championship at Royal Portrush to become the Champion Golfer of the Year. His relentless, efficient, and immensely skilled performance solidified his place among golf's all-time greats.
Scheffler's four-shot victory felt even more substantial, as he turned what is typically a tension-filled Open Sunday into a triumphant procession. Despite a brief hiccup with a double-bogey on the 8th hole, the American quickly regained control, showcasing the composure of a true champion.
This historic win, his fourth major title, sees Scheffler add the Claret Jug to his two Masters titles and his PGA Championship from May. He now stands just one US Open victory away from completing the career Grand Slam. Notably, he is only the second World No. 1, after Tiger Woods, to win The Open since the Official World Golf Ranking began in 1986, drawing comparisons to Woods's own era of dominance.
Speaking after his victory, a visibly moved Scheffler expressed his joy: "It's a pretty special feeling. I grew up waking early watching this (The Open) on TV. It's pretty cool to be standing with the trophy."
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Points Won - 100
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 104
World Number 1 - 1
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DP World Tour& PGA Tour - Barracuda Championship
American Ryan Gerard secured his maiden PGA TOUR victory on Sunday at the Barracuda Championship, overcoming five bogeys with two explosive birdie-eagle streaks in the Modified Stableford event.
The 25-year-old, a former North Carolina player, posted a 13-point final round to finish with 47 points, three clear of South Africa's Erik van Rooyen, the 2021 champion. Gerard's win in his 47th PGA TOUR start makes him the 999th winner in the TOUR's history.
"It's just like a culmination of a lifetime of work," said Gerard, who hit key eagle putts on the 3rd and 11th holes.
England's Todd Clements finished third with 39 points after an impressive 16-point final round. The Barracuda Championship was co-sanctioned by the DP World Tour and took place opposite The Open Championship. Gerard's victory earns him a spot in next year's PGA Championship.
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Points Won - 28.2256
World Number 75 - 48
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Korn Ferry Tour - Price Cutter Charity Championship presented by Hiland Dairy Foods
American golfer Chandler Blanchet has clinched his maiden Korn Ferry Tour title at the Price Cutter Charity Championship presented by Hiland Dairy Foods. The 29-year-old, in his 89th career start, delivered a superb final round of 4-under 68 to finish at 27-under par, securing a three-stroke victory over Patrick Welch.
Blanchet's dominant performance saw him lead from start to finish, becoming the first wire-to-wire winner on the Korn Ferry Tour this season and only the third in the event's 36-year history. His exceptional play included a 36-hole total of 20-under 124, which tied for the second-lowest opening 36-hole score in Korn Ferry Tour history.
This significant win propels Blanchet to No. 7 on the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour Points List, putting him firmly on track for a PGA TOUR card at the season's end. It marks his best season to date, building on previous successes including being named PGA TOUR Latinoamérica Player of the Year in 2023
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Points Won - 15.0445
World Number 332 - 175
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HotelPlanner Tour - German Challenge powered by VcG
JC Ritchie has emphatically returned to the winner's circle, securing an eight-stroke victory at the German Challenge powered by VcG at Wittelsbacher Golfclub. The South African, now a five-time HotelPlanner Tour winner, closed with a six-under-par 66 on the final day, extending his overnight five-shot lead to finish on 24 under par. Englishmen Joshua Berry and Tom Lewis shared second place.
The dominant win sees Ritchie climb four places to second in the 2025 Road to Mallorca Rankings, putting him in a strong position for a return to the DP World Tour after losing his playing privileges in 2023.
"I don't think I could've dreamed of anything better," a delighted Ritchie stated, celebrating his first victory since 2022 and his first on the HotelPlanner Tour outside of South Africa. He added that the win was "super important" for his confidence and his ambitions for the DP World Tour.
Ritchie, who took the lead on day two, never looked back, extending his advantage throughout the tournament and maintaining a commanding lead on Sunday, despite admitting he freed up on the back nine and "cruised" after being told by his caddie not to worry about other scores.
The Road to Mallorca now takes a one-week break before resuming with the Farmfoods Scottish Challenge supported by The R&A.
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Points Won - 8.9331
World Number 427 - 308
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Clutch Pro Tour - Rabat Open
David Langley has claimed his third victory of the season on the Clutch Pro Tour after defeating Ben Hutchinson in a dramatic play-off. Both players finished with a strong 17-under par total, but it was Langley's impressive final round of 67 (-6) that set up the decider. Seizing the opportunity in the play-off, Langley sealed the win, further cementing his strong performance on the tour this year.
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Points Won - 2.4662
Multi Win Bonus Points - 1.7263
Total Points - 4.1925
World Number 521 - 394
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PGA Tour of Taiwan-Chinese Taipei - CHAU-SHI Series Din Yue Open
Wang Wei Hsuan secured his second title of the PGA Tour of Taiwan-Chinese Taipei Tour today, dramatically winning the CHAU-SHI Series Din Yue Open in a three-way playoff. The final round of the NT$3 million (£73,000 approx.) tournament saw fluctuating fortunes, mirroring the unpredictable weather.
Wang Wei Hsuan, who started the day one shot behind, carded a two-under 70 in regulation play, finishing at seven-under-par 281 alongside Liu Yung Hua and Chan Shih-chang. In the ensuing sudden-death playoff on the first extra hole, Wang clinched the title and the NT$500,000 (£12,000 approx.) winner's cheque with a birdie, overcoming pars from his rivals.
Liu Yung Hua, the overnight leader, shot a 71, while Chan Shih-chang posted a 70, with both sharing the runner-up spot and taking home NT$205,000 each. This marks Wang’s seventh professional career win since turning pro in 2019, and his second playoff victory this season.
"I really enjoyed everything about this tournament and look forward to defending the title next year," said Weibin, expressing gratitude to his sponsors and family.
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http://www.tpga.org.tw/index.php/Home/Match/index/match_id/362/year/2025.html
Points Won - 1.6346
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.9808
Total Points - 2.6154
World Number 922 - 688
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All Thailand Golf Tour - Singha E-San Open
Thai golfer Thanapol Charoensuk, aged 22, secured his first All Thailand Golf Tour championship at the Singha Esan Open 2025 on Saturday, 20th July, at Singha Park Khon Kaen Golf Club. Charoensuk finished with an impressive 11-under-par total, earning him a winner's cheque of 450,000 Baht.
Starting the final round with a one-stroke lead, the Ayutthaya-native carded a 3-under-par round, featuring four birdies and one bogey. Danthai Boonma, a two-time former champion, finished in second place on 10-under-par, taking home 285,000 Baht. Joint third place went to Kosuke Hamamoto and Phusit Thajapraimai, both finishing at 9-under-par and receiving 144,375 Baht each.
This victory marks Charoensuk's second consecutive win, following his triumph on the Thailand PGA Tour last week. He expressed his pride, stating, "I'm very proud. I've been waiting a long time for this championship. It feels like another level unlocked." The win also moves him to second in the All Thailand Golf Tour's Order of Merit with 690,378 Baht from five events.
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https://www.allthailandgolftour.com/news/detail/4672
Points Won - 2.6479
World Number 1523 - 919
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Tartan Pro Tour - Downfield Masters presented by Piper Sandler
Rhys Thompson has emerged victorious at the 2025 Downfield Masters, presented by Piper Sandler, securing a one-shot win over Scotland's Liam Johnston. Thompson, who started the final round a shot behind Johnston, fired a superb 68 (-3) to finish the tournament at -12 (201). This strong final round allowed him to overtake Johnston and claim the title.
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Points Won - 0.7551
World Number 1970 - 1513
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