Kurt Kitayama has secured his second PGA TOUR victory, winning the 3M Open on Sunday with a final-round 65. His blistering performance, which included a tournament-record-tying 60 on Saturday, saw him beat Sam Stevens by a single stroke.
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PGA Tour - 3M Open
Kurt Kitayama has secured his second PGA TOUR victory, winning the 3M Open on Sunday with a final-round 65. His blistering performance, which included a tournament-record-tying 60 on Saturday, saw him beat Sam Stevens by a single stroke.
Kitayama, who started the final day just one shot off the lead, quickly built a comfortable cushion, birdying six of his first eight holes. Despite a bogey on the par-3 17th for the third consecutive day, which narrowed his lead to one, he held his nerve. Playing with his brother Daniel on the bag for only the second time this season, Kitayama safely two-putted for par on the 18th to secure the win at 23-under 261.
The 32-year-old’s victory, following his 2023 Arnold Palmer Invitational win, propels him significantly up the FedExCup standings, moving him into the top 70 and securing a spot in the upcoming FedExCup Playoffs. Kitayama's world ranking is also projected to jump from 97th to 39th. His approach play was particularly impressive, highlighted by a 7-iron from a fairway bunker on the 14th that landed within two feet of the hole, contributing to his remarkable 20 birdies over the weekend.
Matt Wallace, David Lipsky, Pierceson Coody, and Jake Knapp all finished tied for third, three strokes behind Kitayama. Sam Stevens, who continued his strong season with a second-place finish, remains in pursuit of his maiden PGA TOUR win. The co-leaders heading into Sunday, Akshay Bhatia and Thorbjørn Olesen, had disappointing final rounds, finishing tied for 25th and 14th respectively.
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Points Won - 47.3563
World Number 97 - 39
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Korn Ferry Tour - NV5 Invitational
Twenty-four-year-old Korn Ferry Tour rookie Johnny Keefer is heading to the PGA TOUR after his impressive win at the NV5 Invitational. Keefer's dominant performance saw him finish 26-under par, setting a new 72-hole tournament scoring record with a total of 258.
This victory not only propelled him to the top of the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour Points List but also earned him the coveted #TOURBound status, making him the second player this season to secure his spot on the prestigious PGA TOUR. It marks his second win of the season, a remarkable achievement for a player in his debut year on the Korn Ferry Tour.
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Points Won - 16.0293
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 20.0293
World Number 86 - 56
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PGA Tour Americas - Commissionaires Ottawa Open presented by Lépine Apartments
Michigan's Brett White, 32, secured his maiden PGA TOUR-sanctioned victory today at the Commissionaires Ottawa Open presented by Lépine Apartments, achieving a remarkable 13-under 59 in the final round. This marks only the third 59 in PGA TOUR Americas history, and the second this weekend.
White began the day a significant seven shots behind overnight leader Philip Barbaree Jr., who himself carded a 59 yesterday. However, White's sensational closing round, highlighted by a 63-foot eagle putt on the 18th hole, propelled him into the clubhouse lead. His astonishing comeback represents the largest in PGA TOUR Americas history.
"It was pretty special, it was a special day," White said of his performance, which included 13 birdies and no bogeys.
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Points Won - 8.7706
World Number 672 - 362
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Clutch Pro Tour - Marrakech Masters
England's Barclay Brown has clinched a dramatic win at the Marrakech Masters, presented by Visit Morocco. Brown secured his victory after a stunning final round of nine-under-par propelled him into a four-man playoff. He then sealed the win in impressive style.
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Points Won - 2.3627
World Number 1388 - 905
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PGA Tour of Taiwan-Chinese Taipei - Trustgolf Asian Mixed
Thai golfer Thanyakon Khrongpha has clinched the 2025 Trust Golf Asian Mixed title today at the Lake View Resort & Golf Club in Thailand. Khrongpha carded a final round of four-under-par 68, finishing with a total of 15-under-par 201, just one shot ahead of compatriot Sarut Vongchaisit, to claim the championship and the winner's cheque of 750,000 Thai Baht.
Khrongpha's victory grants him full playing rights for the remaining TPGA Tour events this year (excluding three Asian Tour events) and for the 2026 and 2027 seasons. He expressed his surprise and delight at the win, particularly at securing his TPGA Tour card.
Sarut Vongchaisit, who started the day as the sole leader, finished one shot back at 14-under-par 202 after a final round of 71. Thailand's Nook Sukapan and American Shawn Lu tied for third place with a total of 203, after rounds of 65 and 69 respectively, with Sukapan being the highest-placed female competitor.
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Points Won - 1.7909
World Number 1619 - 1094
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ProGolf Tour - The Cuber Open
Swiss golfer Mauro Gilardi has claimed his first professional title on the Pro Golf Tour, winning The Cuber Open 2025 at Öschberghof. Despite challenging, rainy conditions on the final day, Gilardi produced a sensational eight-under-par 63 to overcome overnight leader Lars van der Vight of the Netherlands.
Gilardi, 25, who started the final round three shots behind, found his stride on the back nine, carding five birdies between holes 10 and 16. A thunderstorm briefly halted play with just two holes remaining, but Gilardi remained composed, closing with two pars to secure a two-stroke victory with a total of 23-under-par.
"I still can't quite believe it – but it feels amazing," said Gilardi after his win, attributing his success to improved putting and an overall strong game. The victory sees Gilardi jump to eighth in the 2025 Pro Golf Tour Order of Merit.
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Points Won - 1.2676
World Number 1596 - 1196
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Nordic Golf League - Holtsmark Open
Henric Bjelke has secured his maiden NGL (Nordic Golf League) title at the Holtsmark Open, emerging victorious from a thrilling three-way playoff.
Three players finished the tournament tied at 16-under par after three rounds. While Bjelke boasted the strongest final round with a score of 68 (-4), the rules dictated a playoff to determine the champion. Bjelke once again demonstrated his composure under pressure, ultimately triumphing in the sudden-death decider to claim the prestigious Holtsmark Open trophy.
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Points Won - 1.4282
World Number 2729 - 1421
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Alps Tour Golf - Biarritz Cup by CS Partners
Former Ryder Cup player and two-time DP World Tour winner, Victor Dubuisson, emerged victorious at the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners on Sunday, securing the title after a tense two-hole sudden-death playoff against Spain's Jorge Maicas. Dubuisson, 35, sealed the win with a birdie on the second playoff hole at the historic Golf de Biarritz Le Phare.
The tournament, a significant collaboration this year with the Alps Tour, marked a return to the winner's circle for Dubuisson, who delivered a flawless eight-under-par 61 in his final round to force the playoff. Ireland's Ronan Mullarney finished in third place, with France's Quentin Debove in fourth.
Dubuisson expressed his delight, dedicating the win to tournament sponsor Gerald, a close friend and supporter of young golfers. The event also saw a highlight moment from French amateur Gregoire Hoyeau, who recorded a hole-in-one on the par-3 7th. The Alps Tour will now take a break before resuming with the Longwy Alps Open in September.
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Points Won - 1.4288
World Number 4247 - 1486
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