The fireworks were surprisingly sparse in the ‘top 100 on the FedEx points list’ department, however the top of the leaderboard provided something we’ve never seen before in the long history of the PGA Tour: a winner from the nation of Finland.
It looked like Korda’s best option would be to play to the left, find the centre of the green and take the long birdie putt. Apparently she saw another line.
Finishing between 101st and 125th in FedEx points – like Lower has – is not a career ender, but as his reaction proved, it makes everything significantly harder.
Grant is the 29th different winner on the LPGA in 2025, a record on the tour. Never before have so many different players won tournaments in a single season.
Schenk has at times resorted to one-handed putting in a bid to resurrect his ailing short game. But on a wild day in Bermuda, conventional putting yielded an unconventional victory.
Smylie Kaufman asked Brennan to share his craziest travel story from his time on the PGA Tour’s lower circuit, and he didn’t disappoint, delivering this wild retelling of his experience driving through the Rio favelas with a sketchy Uber driver.
Winning the Hotel Planner Tour’s Rolex Grand Final moved James Morrison into sixth place in the tour’s season-long standings, which means he earns full status on the DP World Tour in 2026.
The Women’s Open champion won for the second time this season on the LPGA Tour, joining world No.1 Jeeno Thitikul as the lone two-time winners this year.