Sepp Straka clinched his second PGA TOUR victory of the season at the Truist Championship, edging out Shane Lowry in a tense final round at Philadelphia Cricket Club. The Austrian golfer carded a 2-under 68, capitalising on a late stumble from Lowry on the 16th hole to seize the lead and ultimately secure the win.
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PGA Tour - Truist Championship
Sepp Straka clinched his second PGA TOUR victory of the season at the Truist Championship, edging out Shane Lowry in a tense final round at Philadelphia Cricket Club. The Austrian golfer carded a 2-under 68, capitalising on a late stumble from Lowry on the 16th hole to seize the lead and ultimately secure the win.
Lowry, who had been neck and neck with Straka for much of the back nine, missed the green on the par-3 16th, leading to a bogey and falling one shot behind. The Irishman then missed a birdie opportunity on the 17th and compounded his woes with a three-putt bogey on the final hole.
Straka, who previously won The American Express in January, calmly two-putted for par on the 18th to secure his fourth career PGA TOUR title. This victory makes him only the second multiple winner on the TOUR this season, alongside Rory McIlroy.
For Lowry, the wait for a solo PGA TOUR victory continues, his last being The Open Championship in 2019. He finished tied for second alongside Justin Thomas, who shot a final round 67. Tommy Fleetwood carded a 65 to finish in a tie for fourth.
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Points Won - 64.8216
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 68.8216
World Number 17 - 9
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PGA Tour - ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic
New Zealander Ryan Fox dramatically clinched his first PGA TOUR victory at the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic on Sunday, sinking a stunning chip-in from just outside 50 feet on the first playoff hole. The win also secures his spot in the upcoming PGA Championship.
Fox carded a final round of 5-under 66, but looked set to miss out as Mackenzie Hughes held a one-shot lead heading to the 18th. However, Hughes found trouble off the tee, forcing a pitch-out and a missed 10-foot par putt, leading to a three-way playoff at 15-under 269 alongside Fox and Harry Higgs. Higgs himself had a chance to win outright but narrowly missed a 25-foot birdie putt on the final green in regulation, signing for a 68.
Returning to the 18th for the playoff, Hughes and Higgs both found the fairway with their drives, leaving them with reasonable birdie opportunities. Fox, meanwhile, was in the rough, chipping onto the collar of the green. In a moment of brilliance, he then chipped in for a birdie, raising his arms in triumph as the ball dropped.
Both Hughes and Higgs subsequently missed their birdie attempts, handing the victory to the 38-year-old Fox. A three-time winner on the DP World Tour, including the prestigious BMW PGA Championship in 2023, Fox had been eager to find similar success on the PGA TOUR.
The victory not only earns Fox a coveted spot in the PGA Championship but also provides him with a two-year exemption on the PGA TOUR and an entry into The Sentry at Kapalua next year. Hughes had already qualified for the PGA Championship.
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Points Won - 27.73
World Number 119 - 71
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DP World Tour - Turkish Airlines Open
Martin Couvra has secured his first DP World Tour title with a brilliant final round at the Turkish Airlines Open. The 22-year-old Frenchman, who graduated from the HotelPlanner Tour last season, carded a stunning closing 64 at Regnum Carya to finish on 17-under par, two shots ahead of China's Haitong Li and Spain's Jorge Campillo.
Couvra had held the lead at the halfway point but slipped back after a third-round 72, leaving him four strokes adrift heading into the final day. However, a blistering start with four birdies in the opening six holes propelled him back into contention. He then engaged in a tight battle with Li at the top of the leaderboard after overnight leader Brandon Robinson Thompson faltered.
Despite a slight wobble around the turn, Couvra regained momentum with a hat-trick of birdies from the 11th. Li, who had also started strongly, bogeyed the 13th after hitting a tree, allowing Couvra to move two shots clear with a birdie on the 14th. Li was unable to close the gap in the closing holes.
Campillo made a late charge with five birdies in eight holes, but his challenge ultimately fell short. Robinson Thompson finished in fourth place, with England's Matthew Southgate and Dutchman Joost Luiten tied for fifth.
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Points Won - 19.2808
World Number 247 - 142
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Asian Tour - International Series Japan presented by Moutai
Australia's Lucas Herbert finished in spectacular fashion for the second consecutive day, carding an eagle on the par-five 18th to secure a commanding five-shot victory at the International Series Japan presented by Moutai. The 29-year-old Australian's seven-under-par 64 on Sunday at Caledonian Golf Club saw him reach 20-under for the tournament, earning him his maiden Asian Tour and International Series title.
Herbert, who started the final day tied for the lead, quickly established himself at the top of the leaderboard and was never seriously challenged. Japan's Yuta Sugiura, who played consistently, finished in a tie for second place at 15-under alongside Korea's Younghan Song. American Cameron Tringale finished solo fourth.
Herbert's remarkable win was set up by a stunning turnaround in the third round, which included two eagles in the final three holes. His victory propels him to the top of both the Asian Tour Order of Merit and The International Series Rankings. He credited his improved driving and a second-hand putter for his success. Sugiura, the highest-placed Japanese player, rued missed opportunities on the greens, while Song acknowledged Herbert's superior performance. The International Series Japan is part of the Asian Tour's elevated events that provide a pathway to the LIV Golf League.
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https://asiantour.com/blog/dominant-lucas-herbert-romps-to-a-five-shot-win-in-japan
Points Won - 12.4625
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 16.4625
World Number 324 - 167
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PGA Tour Americas - Bupa Championship
John Marshall Butler secured his first professional victory at the Bupa Championship in Mexico City on Sunday. The former Auburn University standout closed with a strong 6-under 66 at Club de Golf México, finishing the tournament at 19-under par. Butler birdied three of his final five holes to clinch the win on the PGA TOUR Americas.
Argentina's Vicente Marzilio and Michael Brennan finished behind Butler, with both players also carding impressive final rounds. This victory marks a significant milestone for the 23-year-old American, coming less than a year after he helped Auburn win their first NCAA national championship. Butler's win propels him to the top of the Fortinet Cup standings, earning him exempt status on PGA TOUR Americas through the 2026 Latin America Swing. He is expected to compete next at the Inter Rapidísimo Golf Championship in Bogotá, Colombia, later this month.
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Points Won - 8.1081
World Number 851 - 419
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HotelPlanner Tour - Challenge de España
Clement Charmasson held his nerve on the final day to clinch his first HotelPlanner Tour title at the Challenge de España, played at Fontanals Golf Club. The Frenchman carded a closing two-under-par 69, adding to his impressive earlier rounds of 65, 67, and 66. His 17-under-par total was enough to secure a one-shot victory over Dane Victor Sidal Svendsen.
Charmasson, who started the final round with a slender one-shot lead, extended this to four with just five holes remaining. However, a dramatic finish saw his lead reduced to a single shot before he held on for the breakthrough win in front of his family and friends. An emotional Charmasson expressed his pride, highlighting the significance of sharing the victory with his parents after years of hard work.
Despite a comfortable lead turning into a tight contest with dropped shots on the 14th and 15th holes, Charmasson remained resolute, parring the final holes to seal the victory. This triumph marks a significant leap in the Road to Mallorca Rankings, as Charmasson climbs 108 places to ninth.
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Points Won - 8.4966
World Number 1444 - 495
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KPGA Tour - KPGA Classic
South Korean golfer Bae Yong-joon has secured victory at the KPGA Classic, marking his second win on the KPGA Tour after a hiatus of two years and ten months. Finishing with a total of 38 points in the modified Stableford format, Bae expressed his delight and ambition to also succeed in stroke play events. He credited a lucky four-leaf clover gifted by a spectator for bringing him good fortune during the tournament held in Jeju. With this win, Bae has his sights set on the prestigious 'Genesis Award'.
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https://www.kpga.co.kr/tours/game/game/?&tourId=11&year=2025&gameId=202511000006M&type=info
Points Won - 4.2767
World Number 762 - 573
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Sunshine Tour - FBC ZIM Open
Mexico's Luis Carrera has secured his first Sunshine Tour victory at the FBC Zim Open, held at Royal Harare Golf Club. In his debut Sunshine Tour event after successfully navigating the Qualifying School, Carrera finished on 18 under par, carding a final round of 68 to win by four strokes.
Australia's Austin Bautista, another Qualifying School graduate, finished runner-up on 14 under par. Sweden's Fredrik From and South African MJ Viljoen shared third place.
Carrera held the lead since Friday's second round. Despite a brief levelling after Bautista's birdie on the 12th, Carrera clinched the win with three birdies in his final five holes at the Royal Harare Golf Club, located in the Zimbabwean capital. Trevor Fisher Jnr. finished fifth in the tournament, which marks the opening event of the 2025/26 Sunshine Tour season.
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https://sunshinetour.com/carrera-claims-maiden-sunshine-tour-victory-in-fbc-zim-open
Points Won - 3.6456
World Number 1328 - 737
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ProGolf Tour - Raiffeisen Pro Golf Tour St. Pölten
Czech golfer Filip Mruzek secured victory at the Raiffeisen Pro Golf Tour 2025 in St. Pölten with a dramatic birdie putt on the final hole. Remarkably, the 33-year-old played the entire final round without checking the leaderboard, only asking tournament director Marcus Hamberger his required score on the 18th tee. Told he needed a birdie to win, Mruzek duly delivered a two-metre putt, finishing with an overall score of -15, one stroke ahead of Austria's Bernard Neumayer and two clear of Germany's Linus Lang.
This marks Mruzek's second title of the year and his career, with his bogey-free opening round of 62 setting the foundation for his start-to-finish triumph. Despite Lang's impressive final round of 62, Mruzek's focus remained unwavering. He attributes his consistent performance to a conscious decision to ignore the leaderboard and concentrate solely on his own game.
The victory propels Mruzek to the top of the Pro Golf Tour's Order of Merit. He credits his current form to his experience and intensive mental preparation with UFC fighter Jiří Procházka, adopting a simple yet aggressive playing style. Mruzek praised the St. Pölten Golf Club and his enjoyment of the Austrian leg of the tour. Following the Lower Austria Swing, the Pro Golf Tour will now take a break before resuming with the Gradi Polish Open in July. Dutchman Lars van der Vight has been overtaken in the Order of Merit, with Clement Guichard of France now in third place.
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Points Won - 1.1987
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.7192
Total Points - 1.9179
World Number 950 - 745
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ACN Tour - JAPAN PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP CHALLENGE in FUKUI
Taiga Mishima has emerged as the winner of the ACN Tour Round 3, the Japan Players Championship Challenge in Fukui. The tournament, held at Echizen Country Club from Wednesday, May 7th to Friday, May 9th, culminated in a thrilling four-way playoff.
Mishima, along with Takanori Muto, Kaito Suzuki, and Masashi Hidaka, all finished the three rounds with a total score of seven-under par. The tension was high as the playoff began, with all four players carding a birdie on the first extra hole. However, it was Mishima who ultimately prevailed on the second playoff hole, securing first place.
Congratulations to Taiga Mishima on his victory. The tournament at Echizen Country Club showcased a tight competition, with the playoff providing a dramatic conclusion to the third round of the ACN Tour.
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https://www.jgto.org/en/tournament/2973/leaderboard
Points Won - 3.1703
World Number 1942 - 913
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Alps Tour Golf - Memorial Giorgio Bordoni presented by AON
Spain's Asier Aguirre Izcue held onto his overnight lead to secure victory at the Memorial Giorgio Bordoni presented by AON. Finishing with a total score of 14 under-par, Aguirre Izcue edged out Italy's Flavio Michetti by a single stroke.
The final round at Golf Club La Pinetina faced a delay due to heavy rain, but Aguirre Izcue maintained his composure after play resumed. Despite an even-par final round, his earlier strong performances proved enough for his maiden Alps Tour title. Italy's Filippo Grossi, France's Victor Veyret, and Spain's Javier Barcos finished in a tie for third place.
Aguirre Izcue dedicated his win to his late father and thanked his family and sponsors for their support. This victory marks the fifth win for Spanish players on the Alps Tour this season.
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https://alpstourgolf.com/news/11291
Points Won - 1.5401
World Number 1567 - 1100
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PGA Tour of Taiwan-Chinese Taipei - Sun Flower & TPGA Championship
Heavy and persistent rain at the Taiwan Golf Club forced the cancellation of the final round of the "2025 Three Flowers TPGA Championship" today. As a result, the tournament organisers declared Shen Weicheng the winner based on his three-round total of 207, nine under par. This victory marks a significant milestone for Shen, securing him his first career title and the top prize of NT$2 million.
An emotional Shen Weicheng expressed his gratitude to the sponsors and his long-time mentor, former TPGA chairman Shen Zhongxian, stating, "Without Argong, there will be no Shen Weicheng!" He also highlighted the increased prize money as a major motivator.
Shen Weicheng also shared the lowest round score in the first two rounds, while Tavit, Edrick Chen of the Philippines, and Wang Shenghui each carded the lowest score in the third round. They will each receive a bonus of NT$10,000.
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http://www.tpga.org.tw/index.php/Home/Index/newsDetail/news_id/1994/type/2/p/1.html
Points Won - 1.5041
World Number 2142 - 1264
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Nordic Golf League - Bravo Tours Open @ Royal Oak
Finland's Ilari Saulo has clinched his first Nordic League title at the Bravo Tours Open, held at the picturesque Royal Oak course. Starting the final round tied for the lead with Iceland's Aron Juliusson, Saulo held his nerve to card a final round of one-under par, finishing with a total of -12.
Despite an early strong showing that saw him reach -14 through 11 holes, Saulo faced pressure down the stretch, including a bogey on the challenging 16th. Juliusson closed the gap with a birdie on the 17th, leaving just two shots separating the pair heading to the final hole.
On the 18th, both players found the fairway bunker. While Saulo chipped safely onto the green and secured par for the win, Juliusson faltered, ending with a bogey. Sweden's Lucas Jönsson finished as the solo runner-up at -10.
Denmark's Oliver Hundebøll Jørgensen recorded the lowest round of the day with a superb 65 (-7), propelling him 37 places up the leaderboard to finish in a tie for third. Fellow Dane Emil Tingsted Blum also performed well, finishing in a tie for ninth at -8, fresh from announcing his participation in the DP World Tour's First Stage later this year.
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https://danish.golf/finsk-foerstegangsvinder-ved-bravo-tours-open/
Points Won - 1.2565
World Number 2153 - 1349
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Big Easy Tour - BETWAY Big Easy Tour 1
Bryanston Country Club professional Ulrich Van Den Berg, 50, has dramatically ended a 10-year winless streak with a thrilling play-off victory at the season-opening Betway Big Easy Tour event at Dainfern Golf Estate. After both Van Den Berg and fellow Bryanston member, the young Jaden Deltel, finished on an impressive 11-under-par 205, a tense four-hole sudden-death play-off ensued. Despite feeling he should have won in regulation, Van Den Berg emerged triumphant in the veteran versus youth battle.
Showing his class, Van Den Berg expressed sympathy for Deltel, acknowledging the young player's bright future. However, the victory marks a significant moment for Van Den Berg, whose last professional win came at the European Q-School in 2015. Despite some near misses recently, he was determined to secure this title, his eighth sanctioned by the Sunshine Tour and its feeder circuit. Van Den Berg, who has maintained his fitness and competitive drive throughout his career, has already secured his Sunshine Tour status for the season and intends to compete across the Betway Big Easy Tour, the Sunshine Tour, and the Sunshine Senior Tour. This win provides both motivation and affirmation for the experienced professional.
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https://bigeasytour.co.za/van-den-berg-snaps-10-year-winless-run-with-dainfern-win
Points Won - 0.3889
World Number 1960 - 1691
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