PGA Tour

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 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.

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.

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

A final-round 66 carried the world No. 1 past Viktor Hovland at East Lake, securing his 22nd PGA Tour title and a $10 million prize.

Hovland closed his third-round 65 with six important putts to edge ahead of Ryan Gerard, while six players remain within five shots at East Lake.

Gerard and Hovland reached 10-under at the halfway stage, but Collin Morikawa, Chris Gotterup, Cameron Young and Scottie Scheffler remain within two shots.

A subtle equipment change helped Lee rediscover his best golf at East Lake, where he leads by two shots after a low-scoring opening round.

The FedExCup finale gives all 30 qualifiers an equal starting score, leaving four rounds to decide who claims the trophy and its $10 million prize.

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.

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…

Rory at Bellerive delivers an impressive round with a 6-under 64, placing him at the top of the BMW Championship leaderboard.

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

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

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

The world No. 1 tied the TPC Southwind course record on Friday before maintaining control through 54 holes.

The world No. 1 made 11 birdies at TPC Southwind, tying the tournament course record.

Spieth began the FedExCup Playoffs outside the top 50, but a controlled opening round at TPC Southwind strengthened his chance of extending his season.