Brandt Snedeker fired a bogey-free, 5-under 66 to reach 18-under and win the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic by one stroke. His first top-10 finish in eight starts this season (previous best: T18/Valspar Championship).

The 2026 Presidents Cup US Team Captain earned his 10th PGA Tour victory in his 471st start at 45 years, 5 months, 2 days in his 165th start since his last victory at the 2018 Wyndham Championship, a span of 7 years, 8 months, 21 days (2,821 days).

At 45 years-old, Snedeker is the 13th different player 40 years or older to win since 2020. He joins Justin Rose and Gary Woodland as players in their 40s to win on Tour this season. He becomes the 121st player in Tour history to reach 10 wins and moves to T109 on the all-time PGA Tour wins list.

“It’s been a roller coaster,” said Snedeker. “I feel amazing. I feel so lucky to still be out here still doing what I love to do, to have a chance to win a golf tournament at my age and to be able to pull it out is something super special. I’m just so pumped. I don’t know what else to say.

“But I’ve had a lot going on this year obviously with Presidents Cup stuff and getting to be around the guys. It really pushed me a lot. It did. Saying Gary Woodland win a few weeks ago in Houston and seeing the old guys play well and the young guys push them, it’s been fun to get back in the swing of things and play some good golf.

“I know people don’t think I been playing that great, but I been playing pretty good. Just kind of have not been able to put four rounds together, and this week I did.

“So excited for what the next little bit holds, and going to really enjoy tonight and celebrate this. Ten wins out here is a huge accomplishment for me, and super excited about it.”

With this win, Snedeker earned an exemption on the PGA Tour through 2028 and qualifies for next week’s PGA Championship, his 51st major championship start and first since the 2021 Open Championship (T19).

"There's points in the last couple of years I didn't think I could win again."

Brandt Snedeker is a champion once again @MyrtleBeachCl. pic.twitter.com/RevizRsvLM

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) May 11, 2026

American Mark Hubbard, who held the overnight lead, made five birdies and four bogeys for a 70 and finished runner-up at 17-under, his second runner-up finish in his 274th start (T2/2019 Texas Children’s Houston Open) and his second top-10 finish at the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic in as many starts (T7/2025, 2nd/2026).

With 274, Hubbard holds the second-most starts among active players on Tour without a win on record (most: Patrick Rodgers/326).

Americans Beau Hossler (68, one bogey) and Kevin Roy (69, double bogey at the par-4 8th) are tied in third place at 16-under followed in fifth at 15-under by England’s Aaron Rai who made four consecutive bogeys from the 7th and closed with a 71.

18-year-old American Blades Brown fired six birdies and two bogeys for a 67 and a T9 finish at 13-under, his second top-10 of the season (3rd/Puerto Rico Open). Following this week, he needs 44 more FedExCup points to secure Special Temporary Membership.

Following a season-best 7-under 64 on Saturday, nine-time PGA Tour winner Brooks Koepka posted a final-round 70 and finished T11 at 12-under.

The ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic is the first of three events where players can qualify for the next Signature Event, the Memorial Tournament, via the Aon Swing 5. The five players (not exempt via the Aon Next 10 or a higher category) who earn the most FedExCup points in the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic, The CJ Cup Byron Nelson and the Charles Schwab Challenge, will qualify for the Memorial Tournament.

Aon Swing 5 standings: Brandt Snedeker, Mark Hubbard, Beau Hossler, Kevin Roy, Aaron Rai.

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