World number one Scottie Scheffler continued his sensational form, securing a four-shot victory at the Memorial Tournament to become only the second player, alongside Tiger Woods, to successfully defend the title.
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PGA Tour - the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday
World number one Scottie Scheffler continued his sensational form, securing a four-shot victory at the Memorial Tournament to become only the second player, alongside Tiger Woods, to successfully defend the title.
Scheffler, who has now won three of his last four starts, closed with a 2-under 70 at Muirfield Village, finishing at 10-under 278. Despite a brief late challenge from Ben Griffin, who finished second, Scheffler remained unyielding, making just one bogey in his final 40 holes on one of the PGA TOUR's toughest courses.
Tournament host Jack Nicklaus personally congratulated Scheffler, who continues to solidify his position at the top of the world rankings. The win also saw Rickie Fowler secure a timely tie for seventh, earning him a spot in The Open Championship.
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Points Won - 66.5467
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 70.5467
World Number 1 - 1
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Korn Ferry Tour - UNC Health Championship presented by STITCH
Trace Crowe has secured his second Korn Ferry Tour victory at the UNC Health Championship presented by STITCH, firing a magnificent 5-under 65 in the final round to achieve a total of 21-under 259. This impressive score shatters the tournament's 72-hole scoring record.
The 28-year-old, a resident of Raleigh, North Carolina, demonstrated exceptional form, converting his 54-hole lead into a commanding five-stroke victory, matching the largest winning margin on the Tour this season. This win marks Crowe's third top-10 finish in eight starts on the Korn Ferry Tour this year, pushing him to No. 5 in the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour Points List.
Crowe's success follows a challenging 2024 PGA TOUR rookie season, during which he held conditional status. His latest triumph reinforces his standing as a formidable talent on the Korn Ferry Tour.
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Points Won - 17.0683
World Number 275 - 169
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DP World Tour - Austrian Alpine Open presented by SalzburgerLand
Nicolai von Dellingshausen has secured his maiden DP World Tour title, clinching a two-stroke victory at the 2025 Austrian Alpine Open presented by SalzburgerLand. The German's exceptional putting was a highlight of his final round, which saw him start one shot off the lead but quickly move clear with back-to-back birdies on the third and fourth holes.
Despite a bogey on the sixth, Von Dellingshausen rallied with four shots gained in three holes from the eighth, taking him to 19 under par. He faced late pressure from Kristoffer Reitan, who set a clubhouse target of 17 under with a bogey-free 60.
Von Dellingshausen navigated a couple of nervy moments, including a bunker shot on the 16th and a wayward tee shot on the 18th, but he ultimately secured a closing par to finish at 19 under. Reitan tied for second alongside long-time leader Marcel Schneider.
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Points Won - 20.8184
World Number 457 - 205
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HotelPlanner Tour - Challenge de Cadiz
Local favorite Rocco Repetto Taylor delighted the home crowd by claiming his first HotelPlanner Tour title at the Challenge de Cadiz, winning by a single shot in only his second appearance on the tour.
The Spaniard fired a final round of four-under-par 68 at Iberostar Real Golf Novo Sancti Petri, finishing on a total of 13-under-par, one stroke ahead of overnight leader Victor Pastor. Repetto Taylor, 22, overcame a challenging start that included two bogeys and an eagle in his opening three holes, before a strong back nine, capped by a crucial 20-foot par putt on the 18th, sealed his victory.
"It hasn't quite sunk in yet, it's an unbelievable feeling," said Repetto Taylor, whose win was witnessed by friends and family. This victory is set to be life-changing for Repetto Taylor, who had received an invite to the event and has now secured his playing rights for the upcoming Swiss Challenge and beyond.
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Points Won - 8.9093
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 12.9093
World Number 1140 - 359
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Japan Golf Tour - Gate Way To The Open Mizuno Open
Mikiya Akutsu claimed his maiden Japan Golf Tour Organization (JGTO) title on Sunday, mastering challenging, blustery conditions to win The Mizuno Open at JFE Setonaikai Golf Club. The 30-year-old Japanese golfer posted a final round of one-under-par 71 amidst gusts topping 40mph, finishing with a winning total of 13-under-par 275.
Akutsu's victory was particularly impressive given that only 16 players broke par during the final round. His triumph also earned him a coveted spot in The 153rd Open, set to be held at Royal Portrush next month, as one of the leading three players not already exempt.
An emotional Akutsu expressed his joy, stating, "Honestly, I’m just so happy. There are so many emotions I’m going through now. Besides this win, I’ve also earned a ticket to The Open. It feels surreal and overwhelming." He added that while winning once was a dream, he viewed it as "just the start" of his career.
Joining Akutsu at golf's oldest major will be Korea's Song Yong-Han (71) and Riki Kawamoto (73), who both finished in a tie for second place with a matching total of 279, four shots behind the champion.
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Points Won - 8.3845
World Number 573 - 370
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Sunshine Tour - Gary & Vivienne Player Challenge
Malcolm Mitchell secured his second professional title on Friday, winning the Gary & Vivienne Player Challenge in a sudden-death playoff against fellow South African Jonathan Broomhead at Benoni Country Club.
Mitchell, who closed with a 71 to finish at 12 under par alongside Broomhead (69), sank a birdie putt on the par-five first playoff hole to clinch the prestigious trophy. The victory held extra significance for Mitchell, who only realized the full weight of his achievement – a tournament named in honour of golf legend Gary Player and his late wife Vivienne – after lifting the trophy.
An emotional Mitchell, whose fist pump after the winning putt spoke volumes, revealed that the win was a long time coming and held particular importance as he prepares for fatherhood. "I’ve got a baby on the way. Your life changes and your priorities change. I’m doing this for my family now," he shared.
This second Sunshine Tour victory, following his breakthrough in 2023, was particularly meaningful for Mitchell, who believes the second win often carries the most weight in a golfer's career.
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Points Won - 4.5356
World Number 807 - 584
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ACN Tour - Taiheiyo Club Challenge Tournament
Shotaro Tanaka has secured his maiden professional championship in emphatic fashion at the ACN Tour Round 4 "Pacific Club Challenge Tournament." Tanaka fired an incredible 8-under par 64 in the final round, culminating in a commanding 21-under total for the tournament. His stellar performance saw him finish with a remarkable seven-shot lead over the nearest competitor.
Tanaka's victory was a wire-to-wire affair, as he successfully defended his overnight lead from day one to claim his first win on the ACN Tour. This significant triumph also earns him a coveted spot in the national major, the "BMW Japan Golf Tour Championship Mori Building Cup," scheduled for the following week.
Looking ahead, a confident Tanaka expressed his determination to perform well in the upcoming major, stating, "I want to work hard for it to get out." He also set an ambitious goal for the remainder of the season, aiming to secure "two more wins on the ACN Tour this year."
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Points Won - 2.3291
World Number 1035 - 759
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Nordic Golf League - Smørum Open
Swedish golfer David Nyfjäll secured a decisive victory at the Smørum Open on Friday, finishing with an impressive total score of -17. Nyfjäll displayed remarkable consistency, going 39 holes without a single bogey, marking one of the most solid performances of the Ecco Tour season.
The final day saw a gripping Danish-Swedish duel amidst strong winds, with Denmark's Jeppe Kristian Andersen pushing Nyfjäll throughout. The two were tied after 15 holes, but Nyfjäll's composure shone through. After finding the rough on the 16th, he played a masterful shot to within a few centimeters, salvaging a crucial par.
The turning point came on the 17th when Andersen three-putted for a bogey. Further trouble on the 18th, where Andersen encountered a tree and recorded another bogey, allowed Nyfjäll to sink his birdie putt and claim the victory.
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Points Won - 1.46
World Number 1257 - 965
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Asian Development Tour & PGA Tour of Taiwan-Chinese Taipei - Ambassador ADT
Gabriele De Barba Secures Dramatic First Professional Win in Four-Hole Play-off
Italy's Gabriele De Barba claimed his maiden professional victory today, defeating Chan Shih-chang of Chinese Taipei in a thrilling four-hole play-off at the Hsin Feng Country Club. Both players were tied at 14 under par after three rounds of the US$100,000 Asian Development Tour event.
De Barba, who carded the low round of the day with a nine-birdie 65, clinched the win with a birdie on the 10th hole after the pair had battled through three pars and a birdie each on the 18th. "This is my first professional victory, and it means a lot," said a jubilant De Barba, who turned professional in 2018. "Qualifying through Q-School in Taiwan and now winning here really gives me hope and new opportunities."
Chan Shih-chang, who posted a bogey-free 67, finished strongly but couldn't overcome De Barba in the sudden-death decider.
In third place, Huang Yi-tseng of Chinese Taipei eagled the final hole, followed by compatriots Liu Yen-hung, Ho Yu-cheng, and Chang Wei-lun rounding out the top five. Notable finishers included Shotaro Ban of the USA, Khalin Joshi of India, and a trio of Thai golfers sharing seventh place.
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https://asiantour.com/adt/blog/de-barba-clinches-first-professional-win-in-dramatic-play-off
http://www.tpga.org.tw/index.php/Home/Match/index/match_id/359/year/2025.html
Points Won - 3.0802
World Number 3291 - 1009
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Clutch Pro Tour - The Stromberg Masters
Harry Ellis clinched the prestigious Stromberg Masters title at Belton Woods Golf, following a sublime display across the three-day tournament. Harry won by a single shot, finishing the tournament with a final round of 66 (-5) and a total score of 201 (-12). He narrowly beat fellow Englishman John-Ross Galbraith, who completed the tournament with a final round of 68 and an 11-under total. This victory places Ellis in a strong position for the remainder of the season.
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Points Won - 2.3785
World Number 1857 - 1024
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