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Six closing pars, one of them saved from a greenside bunker, gave the 24-year-old a one-shot win on debut at Yokohama.

Brennan, Jacob Bridgeman and rookie Zach Bauchou sit at 13-under. Scott’s two-eagles puts the Australian, winless on Tour since 2020, one back alongside Justin Thomas.

Jordan Smith sits one shot behind after a bogey-free 64 at Yokohama Country Club, while Homa is among four players two strokes off the pace.

Doug Ghim fired six birdies on the back nine at Black Desert Resort, with both leaders chasing a maiden PGA Tour victory and a two-year…

Playing his 100th PGA Tour event, Smotherman is chasing his first victory after setting a 36-hole tournament record at Black Desert Resort.

Jordan Smith’s closing albatross put him among nine players a shot behind, while the race to retain PGA Tour cards added weight to a low-scoring…

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.