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The Japanese rookie finished at 29-under to withstand Austin Hitt’s closing 60 and convert his first 54-hole lead into victory.

The world No. 1 played through painful blisters and adjusted his preparation before finishing tied for 11th, with the Tour Championship next on his schedule.

Clark recovered after losing a five-shot advantage, making three closing birdies to secure his third victory of the season and a Presidents Cup place.

The Scot won by two shots on home soil, securing his tour card for two years and lifting his weekly earnings beyond $700,000.

Andrea Lee needed to win the CPKC Women’s Open to overtake Corpuz but missed the cut.

The Japanese major champion birdied Royal Mayfair’s final hole for a third-round 65, reaching 19 under as she pursues her third LPGA Tour victory of…

The PGA Tour Champions rookie followed an opening 65 with a 63, but a record-equalling round from Steven Alker left nine more players within two…

Clark recovered from an opening double bogey with a blistering eight-hole run, taking control at Bellerive as the battles for Atlanta and Presidents Cup places…

A 267-yard 3-wood found the cup at Trump International Golf Links as Norris matched the course record with a third-round 66.

Rounds of 62 and 64 carried the Japanese player to 14 under at Royal Mayfair, while three players share second place entering the weekend.

Green finished with an eagle to join sponsor invite Labritz at seven under, while Miguel Angel Jiménez stayed one stroke behind at Canyon Meadows.

Clark reached 12 under without a bogey at Bellerive, while Gary Woodland moved into East Lake contention with a closing pair of birdies.

A late chip-in eagle lifted the English links specialist to four under, one shot clear after two demanding rounds at Trump International Golf Links.

Yamashita needed only 25 putts during a bogey-free debut at Royal Mayfair.

McIlroy responded to a difficult week in Memphis with a bogey-free 64 at Bellerive.

Kinhult relied on an outstanding short game for a five-under 67 in difficult Scottish conditions.

The former World Number One will join Major champions, Ryder Cup figures and established Tour winners for three days of tournament golf in Kent.

Five consecutive early birdies carried the 23-year-old past the overnight leaders, while Arpichaya Yubol and Chanettee Wannasaen completed an all-Thailand podium at Columbia Edgewater.

Cink erased a four-shot deficit with a closing 65 before birdieing the first extra hole at The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge. Jiménez forced the playoff…

World No. 1 ended a seven-month wait for his second title of 2026, setting a TPC Southwind victory record.