Scottie Scheffler has clinched the 107th PGA Championship, showcasing both his exceptional talent and formidable mental resilience at Quail Hollow. Despite an uncharacteristic opening nine holes on Sunday, where wayward shots to the left saw his five-stroke lead dwindle, Scheffler found an inner "switch" to regain control.
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Major Championship - U.S. PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
Scottie Scheffler has clinched the 107th PGA Championship, showcasing both his exceptional talent and formidable mental resilience at Quail Hollow. Despite an uncharacteristic opening nine holes on Sunday, where wayward shots to the left saw his five-stroke lead dwindle, Scheffler found an inner "switch" to regain control.
After a front nine of two-over 37, the American trailed Jon Rahm, who had mounted a strong comeback. However, Scheffler's back nine performance was stellar, carding a 34 with crucial birdies that propelled him to victory. While his Saturday back nine of 32 included an eagle and several birdies, it was his mental fortitude that truly fuelled his success.
"I always try to lean as much as I can on my mind," Scheffler stated, highlighting his mental game as his "greatest strength." This proved vital as he tightened his driving accuracy on the crucial back nine, hitting key fairways and ultimately pulling away from the chasing pack. Rahm faltered down the stretch, allowing Scheffler to secure the major championship by five strokes, finishing at 11-under 273.
This victory marks Scheffler's third major title in just 21 professional starts, adding to his impressive record in golf's biggest tournaments. Harris English, Bryson DeChambeau, and Davis Riley finished tied for second place, but Scheffler's unwavering focus and ability to perform under pressure ultimately earned him the prestigious Wanamaker Trophy. Reflecting on his hard-fought win, Scheffler acknowledged the mental battle, stating, "I felt like this was as hard as I battled for a tournament in my career."
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Points Won - 100
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 104
World Number 1 - 1
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Korn Ferry Tour - AdventHealth Championship
South Korean golfer S.H. Kim has secured his maiden Korn Ferry Tour title at the AdventHealth Championship in Florida. Kim, who held a commanding five-stroke lead heading into the final round, carded a steady one-under par to finish three shots clear of the competition at 20-under par. This score of 268 is the lowest 72-hole total at the Blue Hills Country Club since the event moved there in 2019.
The 26-year-old's victory marks his first in 30 Korn Ferry Tour starts and makes him the seventh player from South Korea to win on the tour. Compatriot Byeong Hun An was the last to achieve this back in 2022. Kim's win also propels him to the top of the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour Points List.
Blaine Hale Jr. finished runner-up at 17-under par, carding a course-record equalling nine-under final round. Fellow Korn Ferry Tour winner Ben Taylor, along with Alvaro Ortiz and Carter Jenkins, finished tied for third place.
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Points Won - 15.4155
World Number 164 - 119
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Japan Golf Tour - Kansai Open Golf Championship
Kota Kaneko pulled off a dramatic victory at the Kansai Open Golf Championship, carding an incredible eagle-birdie-par finish over his final three holes. His late surge saw him edge out Yosuke Asaji and Ryu Hyun-Woo by a single shot at the Hino Golf Club.
Heading into the final stretch, a play-off seemed likely, but the composed 22-year-old Kaneko fired an eagle on the par-five 16th, followed by a birdie on the 17th, before securing par on the last. His closing 67, three-under-par, gave him a maiden JGTO title with a total of 15-under-par 265.
An emotional Kaneko, who turned professional in 2020, was visibly moved after his final putt, embracing celebrating friends and dedicating the win to his supportive mother. He admitted to feeling the significance of the moment, having held his nerve to secure his breakthrough victory.
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https://www.jgto.org/en/news/34102
Points Won - 8.044
World Number 393 - 274
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KPGA Tour - SK telecom OPEN
South Korean golfer Um Jae-woong has emerged victorious at the SK telecom OPEN 2025, held at the Pinx Golf Club on Jeju Island. Finishing with a final total of 11-under-par 202, Um secured the prestigious title after a hard-fought playoff. This marks Um's third career win on the KPGA Tour.
Following the intense final round, which went into extra holes, Um expressed his dedication to self-care in order to prevent recurring injuries. Fans and fellow players alike have lauded his performance and resilience.
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https://www.kpga.co.kr/tours/game/game/?tourId=11&year=2025&gameId=202511000008M&type=leaderboard
Points Won - 6.6864
World Number 562 - 366
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Sunshine Tour - Kit Kat Cash & Carry Pro-Am
Luis Carrera of Mexico has etched his name in Sunshine Tour history, becoming the first golfer to win the Qualifying School and then the first two tournaments of the season. He secured a commanding 10-stroke victory at the Kit Kat Cash & Carry Pro-Am at Irene Country Club on Sunday.
Carrera, who won the Qualifying School in April, followed up his maiden win at the FBC Zim Open last week with a dominant performance, finishing on a remarkable 30 under par. His victory marks the first two events of the new 2025/26 Sunshine Tour season.
Carrera's flawless play continued on Sunday with a final round of 62, dropping only one shot throughout the entire 72-hole tournament. This impressive run has also seen him pocket close to R1 million in prize money.
Home favourite Dylan Frittelli, who grew up playing at Irene, was Carrera's closest competitor heading into the final round but finished tied ninth after a 73. A host of established Sunshine Tour champions, including Oliver Bekker, Trevor Fisher Jnr., Jonathan Broomhead, and Gerhard Pepler, finished in a tie for second place, ten shots behind the runaway winner.
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https://sunshinetour.com/carrera-makes-sunshine-tour-history-with-kit-kat-cash-carry-pro-am-win
Points Won - 4.5021
Multi Win Bonus Points - 2.7012
Total Points - 7.2033
World Number 737 - 413
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China Tour - Chongqing Open
Zhou Yanhan wins the Chongqing Open with a total score of -28 under (260) winning 5 shots clear of his nearest competitor Charles Wang who finished the tournament with -23 under. Yanhan had all four rounds in the 60’s and a final round score of 68 (-4). Zhou Yanhan moves to his best rank held in the Official World Golf Ranking now inside the Top 600 for the first time in his career.
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https://competitions.cgagolf.org.cn/totalScore?id=210&lang=en
Points Won - 1.6572
Multi Win Bonus Points - 1.16
Total Points - 2.8172
World Number 760 - 585
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All Thailand Golf Tour - Trang An Open
Thailand's Kamalas Namuangrak, nicknamed "Pro Jew", has secured a commanding victory at the Trang An Open 2025. Starting the final round with a two-stroke lead, Namuangrak carded a final round of four-under-par, finishing six strokes clear of his nearest rivals at a total of 20-under-par. This win earns him a prize of 400,000 Thai Baht. Turning professional in 2018, this marks Namuangrak's third career title, adding to his previous wins at the 2018 Singha Classic and the 2024 ADT-All Thailand Partnership Trophy.
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https://www.allthailandgolftour.com/news/detail/4662
Points Won - 1.3183
World Number 912 - 773
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Gira de Golf Professional Mexicana - TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP
American golfer Joel Thelen has capped off a stellar season by winning the Tour Championship at the Ventanas de San Miguel Golf & Resort. His final round of 65 (-5) secured his third title of the year on the Gira Profesional Mexicana (GPM), finishing with a 16-under total of 264.
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Points Won - 1.1096
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.7767
Total Points - 1.8863
World Number 1037 - 793
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Clutch Pro Tour - Tangier Championship
Jordan Wrisdale secured a significant victory at The Tangier Championship, held at Heythrop Park Golf Club. Wrisdale claimed the victory in a 3 man play off after 3 players finished with a total score of 11 under par. This impressive win propels Wrisdale up the Clutch Pro Tour's Order of Merit by a remarkable 18 places, now sitting in 3rd position. This jump puts him into the automatic promotion spots for the HotelPlanner Tour.
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Points Won - 2.4955
World Number 1737 - 973
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Nordic Golf League - Cutter & Buck Fjällbacka Open
Denmark's Morten Ørum Madsen has secured his first title since 2019, triumphing at the Cutter & Buck Fjällbacka Open in Sweden after a dramatic three-hole play-off. Madsen battled back from a slow start in the final round, carding a superb 67 (-4) to join fellow Dane Jacob Agerschou and Sweden's Isak Krabbe Eriksson in the play-off. Agerschou had held a one-shot lead on the final hole but a bogey forced extra holes. Ultimately, Madsen's class shone through as he birdied all three play-off holes to clinch the long-awaited victory. The win propels Ørum Madsen to 11th place on the Road to Europe rankings, while Agerschou's strong second-place finish sees him move up to 16th.
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https://danish.golf/moem-vinder-fjallbacka-open/
Points Won - 1.7158
World Number 1581 - 1139
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Alps Tour Golf - Goesser Open
Maria Lankowitz, Austria – Spain's Jorge Maicas has won the 33rd edition of the Gösser Open after a dramatic two-hole sudden-death playoff. Maicas birdied the first playoff hole and secured victory with a par on the second, overcoming fellow Spaniard Asier Aguirre Izcue and Austria's Timon Baltl, who were all tied at 17 under par after the regular 54 holes.
France's Victor Trehet carded an impressive bogey-free 9-under-par 63 in the final round to finish in fourth place. The tournament, played at Golf Club Erzherzog Johann, saw players battle chilly and gusty conditions.
The Gösser Open is the longest-running event on the Alps Tour and is considered Austria's most traditional professional golf tournament. This victory marks Maicas' first Alps Tour title, propelling him 50 places up the Order of Merit to ninth. He expressed immense pride and acknowledged the tough journey, dedicating the win to his family and team. Despite the celebrations, Maicas is already looking ahead to his next event in France.
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https://alpstourgolf.com/news/11316
Points Won - 1.7381
World Number 2681 - 1271
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Tartan Pro Tour - Montrose Links Masters presented by Montrose Port Authority
Mark Young has clinched victory at the opening event of the Tartan Pro Tour season, the Montrose Links Masters presented by Montrose Port Authority. He finished with a total score of 11-under par (202) after three rounds. Despite a strong final round of 62 (-9) from Jack Mcdonald, who finished just one shot behind, Young's own impressive final round of 64 (-7) secured the win.
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Points Won - 1.0395
World Number 2398 - 1490
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