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A closing 65 at Pebble Beach carried Johnson past a three-way chasing group and made him the PGA Tour Champions season’s outright wins leader.

The Presidents Cup debutant erased a five-shot deficit at The Cliffs at Walnut Cove, claiming his second PGA Tour victory after a low-scoring final round.

The English rookie survived a tense final round in gusting winds, then birdied the 18th to complete a two-shot victory in Spain.

Four birdies across the closing five holes carried the US Open champion to 17-under, before Manuel Elvira’s final-hole double bogey ended the Spaniard’s challenge.

The Swede overturned a four-shot deficit with eight birdies and a closing 64, earning his second Staysure Legends Tour victory of the season.

The PGA Tour rookie remains bogey-free through 54 holes, with his first title and potentially transformative status within reach at The Cliffs at Walnut Cove.

Stenson matched the second round’s lowest score to join Ryan Armour and Y.E. Yang at 8-under, with Zach Johnson and Steven Alker one stroke behind.

A closing birdie lifted the Welshman clear of Steve Webster, whose second-round 64 transformed the leaderboard at Fontanals Golf.

The two players seeking a maiden DP World Tour title hold a one-shot advantage, with Rory McIlroy among a deep group still within reach.

Severe weather shortened the Ladies European Tour event to 54 holes, leaving Heath one round from her maiden title as Dorota Zalewska surged into contention.

Heavy rain, thunder and lightning interrupted Saturday’s restart at La Sella Golf before play resumed under sunny skies later in the afternoon.

The rookie opened birdie-birdie-eagle and remained the only player without a bogey through 36 holes, moving to 15-under in Asheville.

Eight birdies and no bogeys carried Yang three strokes clear at Pebble Beach.

An eagle and nine birdies carried the Englishman to 8-under, while Bradley Dredge stayed close with a flawless start in Spain.

A front-nine 30 and an eagle lifted the English rookie to 11-under. Several players must finish their second rounds on Saturday morning.

The American played Wentworth’s closing par fives in three under to complete a bogey-free 65 and move two shots clear of Adam Scott and Filippo…

The Phnom Penh venue will stage consecutive tournaments in November and December, including a new three-round amateur experience alongside Legends Tour professionals.

Greyserman returned from five weeks away to open with a 64 in North Carolina.

Rai opened with a 6-under 66 alongside Lagergren at Wentworth, where a packed leaderboard left six players within one shot and Rory McIlroy three behind.

Five players completed opening rounds of 68 in Spain, while Anna Zanusso joined them at 4-under before darkness brought a disrupted Thursday to an early…