In a career-defining moment, Tommy Fleetwood has secured his first PGA TOUR win and claimed the FedExCup title at the season-ending TOUR Championship. The victory came after 163 attempts, overcoming a history of near-misses and high-profile defeats.
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PGA Tour - TOUR Championship
In a career-defining moment, Tommy Fleetwood has secured his first PGA TOUR win and claimed the FedExCup title at the season-ending TOUR Championship. The victory came after 163 attempts, overcoming a history of near-misses and high-profile defeats.
Fleetwood, 34, started on even footing with the rest of the 30-man field and produced a final-round 68, finishing with a total of 18-under 262 to win by three strokes over Russell Henley and Patrick Cantlay. The win not only secures his first PGA TOUR title but also makes him the FedExCup champion, a testament to his consistent performance throughout the season.
The Englishman's victory at East Lake was a culmination of his resilience. Previously, he had come close to winning multiple times this year, including difficult losses at the Travellers Championship and the FedEx St. Jude Championship. However, Fleetwood maintained a positive outlook, repeatedly demonstrating a "process over prizes" mentality. He credited his ability to bounce back and focus on the present moment as the key to his success.
After his victory, a tearful Fleetwood was celebrated by his peers and family, including his stepson Oscar Craig, who cried on his shoulder. The win solidifies his place among the game's elite and removes the one glaring omission from his otherwise decorated resume. As fellow pro Shane Lowry noted, Fleetwood "keeps getting knocked down and keeps getting back up and coming back stronger."
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Points Won - 45.035
World Number 10 - 6
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DP World Tour - Betfred British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo
Alex Noren has secured his first win in seven years, claiming the Betfred British Masters title by a single shot at The Belfry. The Swede, who also won the event in 2016, held off strong challenges from Nicolai Højgaard and the late-charging Kazuma Kobori.
Noren started the final round a shot back but took an early lead before a mid-round wobble saw him two strokes behind at the turn. He rallied magnificently, however, with three birdies in a row on the 15th, 16th and 17th to take a two-shot lead to the final hole. Despite a nervy bogey on the 18th, it was enough for the victory.
The win marks Noren’s 11th DP World Tour title and his first since the 2018 Open de France. He spoke of his pride, saying, "I don't think I've played like this for a very long time... I'm extremely proud of myself."
In other news, Rasmus Højgaard secured the final automatic spot on the European Ryder Cup team with his tied-13th finish.
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Points Won - 27.6138
World Number 59 - 31
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HotelPlanner Tour - The Dutch Futures
Filippo Celli has won his first HotelPlanner Tour title at The Dutch Futures, finishing two shots clear of German Hurly Long. The Italian, who started the day with a one-stroke lead, shot a final round of 65 to end the tournament on 15 under par.
After a strong front nine, which included an eagle, Celli found himself in a difficult spot with bogeys on the 10th and 14th, dropping to second place. However, the 24-year-old showed great composure, finishing his round with birdies on three of his final four holes, including the 72nd, to secure the victory.
"I was waiting for this moment for a long time," Celli said. The win, which he said was a result of staying "present and patient," moves him up six places to third on the Road to Mallorca Rankings. He now looks to finish the season strongly with six events remaining before the Grand Final.
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Points Won - 9.0613
World Number 413 - 292
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Sunshine Tour - Sunbet Challenge hosted by Time Square
Jonathan Broomhead has clinched his fourth Sunshine Tour title in just 16 months, defeating Jean-Paul Strydom in a sudden-death playoff at the Sunbet Challenge hosted by Time Square.
Both players finished regulation play tied at 13-under-par, with Broomhead shooting a final round of 68 and Strydom a 71. Strydom, who started the day with a two-shot lead, struggled with only two birdies, allowing Broomhead to close the gap with a solid round featuring five birdies.
On the first playoff hole, a par was all Broomhead needed to secure the victory. The win propels him into second place on the Sunshine Tour's Courier Guy Order of Merit.
Yurav Premlall, who was runner-up last week, continued his strong form by finishing in a four-way tie for third place at 11-under-par alongside Estiaan Conradie, James Mack, and Australia’s Austin Bautista.
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Points Won - 4.3244
Multi Win Bonus Points - 3.027
Total Points - 7.3514
World Number 424 - 311
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Japan Golf Tour - ISPS HANDA Summer Golf Battle Tournamnet . Who's the Strongest
Satoshi Kodaira has ended a seven-year wait for a tournament title, securing a dramatic one-shot victory at the ISPS HANDA Summer Golf Battle Tournament. The 35-year-old Japanese golfer, who started the final round three shots behind the leaders, produced a magnificent nine-under-par 63 to clinch the win.
Kodaira's final-round surge at Hokkaido Brooks Country Club was fuelled by a spectacular back nine, which included an eagle on the 17th hole. The win, which he called the "happiest of my career," is his eighth JGTO title and his first since 2018. Kodaira attributed his success to perseverance and recent training in the United States, and he hopes the win will help him return to compete on the PGA TOUR.
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Points Won - 9.0393
World Number 786 - 423
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PGA Tour Americas - Manitoba Open
Theo Humphrey has secured his first professional title at the 2025 Manitoba Open, which was reduced to a 36-hole event. The American golfer, a former SEC Player of the Year at Vanderbilt, surged from a tie for fourth place to the top of the leaderboard with a final round of six-under 65. The victory, which comes with a $40,500 prize and 500 Fortinet Cup points, has propelled Humphrey into sixth place on the Fortinet Cup points list.
Humphrey reflected on the long journey to his first win, stating it's "rewarding to know that I'm doing the right things, I'm on the right path." The win puts him in a strong position to earn his Korn Ferry Tour card for the 2026 season, which he says would be a testament to his dedication. Humphrey is scheduled to compete next at the CRMC Championship in Minnesota.
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Points Won - 7.2961
World Number 881 - 476
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PGA Tour of Taiwan-Chinese Taipei - Trustgolf Asian Mixed 3
Thai golfer PK Kongkraphan made history, becoming the first female winner of the Trustgolf Asian Mixed series. She secured the title at the Trustgolf Asian Mixed III with an impressive final round of 61, featuring two eagles and six birdies, to finish with a winning total of 21-under par (192).
However, the female golfers didn’t play from the same tees as the men hence Poom Saksansin, who also shot a final-round 61 finished 3 shots behind at -19 under and finished second, takes the points for the Official World Golf Ranking as the best finishing male player.
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Points Won - 1.6708
World Number 534 - 490
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Professional Golf Tour of India - PGTI Players Championship
Yuvraj Sandhu has secured his second consecutive title and fourth of the year, winning the INR 1 crore PGTI Players Championship 2025 at the Clover Greens Golf Course. The 28-year-old from Chandigarh defeated Olympian Udayan Mane in a dramatic five-hole playoff.
Both players finished the 72 regulation holes with an identical score of 28-under 256. Sandhu, who began the final round with a three-shot lead, delivered a six-under 65, while Mane fired an impressive nine-under 62 to force the sudden-death playoff. After four holes where both players made par, Sandhu clinched the victory on the fifth extra hole with a birdie putt from four feet.
The win, his 13th as a professional, earned Sandhu a winner's cheque of INR 15 lakh, solidifying his position at the top of the PGTI Order of Merit. His season earnings now stand at INR 88,67,200, giving him a lead of over INR 25 lakh in the money list.
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https://pgtofindia.com/news/2780
Points Won - 1.118
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.7826
Total Points - 1.9006
World Number 613 - 542
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Asian Development Tour - Ciputra Golfpreneur Tournament
England's Matt Killen has claimed his first professional title with a commanding four-shot victory at the Ciputra Golfpreneur Tournament in Jakarta.
Despite a shaky start with two birdies and two bogeys in his first five holes, Killen, a 2014 pro, regained his composure to seal the win with a final round of 68 at the Damai Indah’s BSD course. He secured his lead with a birdie on the 16th and an eagle on the 18th hole.
"I don’t really know how I feel right now, to be honest, but obviously I’m happy and pleased to get it done," Killen said. "I’ve always felt like I’ve been gradually getting better... it's a nice validation that I’m doing the right things."
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Points Won - 3.4042
World Number 1180 - 783
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Nordic Golf League - Finnish Open
Danish golfer Jacob Worm Agerschou has finally secured his maiden professional victory, winning the Finnish Open in a play-off last week.
Agerschou, a rising star on the ECCO Tour and Nordic League, had a slow start to the year but has been in excellent form since May, making every cut. His win came after a dramatic finish on the 18th hole, where a birdie forced a play-off against Finnish amateur Niklas Lindström. Agerschou repeated the feat with another birdie on the same hole to clinch the title, a €9,000 prize, and crucial ranking points.
"It's a huge relief. I've felt my game has been good for a long time, but I've been missing that final piece," a proud Agerschou said after the win. "It's great to finally be able to say I've won, and it means a lot to me and my team."
The victory is the culmination of a strong run for Agerschou, which also includes a second place and two third-place finishes in recent months. The results have propelled him to sixth place on the Road to Europe Rankings, putting him within touching distance of a Challenge Tour card.
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https://danish.golf/foerste-sejr-til-jacob-agerschou/
Points Won - 0.9397
World Number 1107 - 982
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Tartan Pro Tour - Musselburgh Masters presented by Alistair Brown International
Connor Mckinney claimed victory today at the Musselburgh Masters presented by Alistair Brown International, hosted by The Musselburgh Golf Club a significant win that will earn him valuable points in the Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR). Connor Mckinney shot a final round of 67 (-3), which saw him finish with a tournament total of 198 ( -12 under-par) to secure the win by 1 shot over Eric Mcintosh.
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Points Won - 0.7008
World Number 1217 - 1112
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ProGolf Tour - Mono Gelpenberg Open
German golfer Timo Vahlenkamp has claimed his first victory of the season at the Mono Gelpenberg Open, despite having a less-than-ideal preparation due to a house move.
Vahlenkamp, 27, battled through a challenging final round at De Gelpenberg, securing the win with a final score of 67 (-4) and a tournament total of -8. His strong performance on the back nine, which included four birdies, was enough to see him finish one shot ahead of runners-up Lars van der Vight, Yannick Schütz, and Nico Lang.
The victory, which he called "very special," moves Vahlenkamp up to fifth in the Order of Merit. The win came as a surprise to Vahlenkamp himself, who admitted to only spending three hours on a golf course in the previous week. He also revealed that he is currently taking PGA coaching exams, but is keeping his options open to continue playing professionally.
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Points Won - 1.0577
World Number 1455 - 1169
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All Thailand Golf Tour - Singha-SAT MBK Championship
Phupirat Klinkaesorn has secured his first professional title on the All Thailand Golf Tour, winning the "Singha-SAT MBK Championship 2025" at the Lam Luk Ka Country Club. The 27-year-old from Nakhon Pathom, who led after the third round, carded a final-round 4-under to finish with a total score of 12-under par.
Khemkhorn Limpasut, a Korn Ferry Tour professional, finished as runner-up with a total score of 10-under. Sahasawat Ariyachattrvekin and Thanyaphisit Omsin tied for third place at 8-under.
Klinkaesorn, the fifth new champion of the season, admitted to feeling nervous throughout the final round, with his nerves only settling on the 17th hole. He credited his strong tee shots for the victory, noting the narrow fairways of the course. The tournament, co-sanctioned with the Thailand PGA Tour, offered a total prize fund of 3 million Baht.
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Points Won - 0.9514
World Number 3422 - 1704
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