First wins and low rounds on Sunday

Winners Circle

LIV - Tucson

Danny Lee won in dramatic fashion on the 3rd playoff hole in the LIV Tucson event. In a 4-man playoff, Lee came out ahead by holing a birdie putt from off the green to win his first LIV event and the massive $4 million prize. Carlos Ortiz made the playoff shooting the low round on Sunday at 6-under but was eliminated on the first playoff hole. The other players in the playoff, Brendan Steele and Louis Oosthuizen, couldn’t match Lee’s birdie on 18. On the team side, Sergio Garcia’s Fireballs won over the 4 Aces.

PGA Tour - Valspar Championship

Taylor Moore won for the first time on the PGA Tour over Jordan Spieth, Tommy Fleetwood, and Adam Schenk. Finishing before the final group, Moore played the back nine in 3 under with crucial birdies at 15 and 16 that proved to be the difference. Both Spieth and Fleetwood faded late - first Fleetwood with a bogey on the par 5 14th hole and then Spieth with a drive into the water on 16. Schenk had the unlucky break on 18 with his ball nestled against a tree and forcing a left-handed punch out. The bogey left Schenk in solo second and was a bit of a sour ending to a solid week.

DP World Tour & Sunshine Tour - SDC Championship

Matthew Baldwin won big (7 shots!!) in South Africa at the SDC Championship. In his 200th start on the DP World Tour, Baldwin won for the first time and left nothing up to chance with a 65 and 68 on the weekend. He credited his experience growing up playing in Southport and Royal Birkdale that prepared him for the windy conditions at St. Francis Links.

Ladies European Tour - Aramco Team Series Singapore

Pauline Roussin held off Danielle Kang and Lydia Ko, the two top-ranked players in the field, to win the LET event in Singapore. She finished with a 64 and played the last nine holes in 30! Incredible golf for her second Ladies European Tour win.

Japan LPGA - T-point ENEOS Golf Tournament

Serena Aoki won on the Japan LPGA tour with a final round 64 to win by 4. Finishing second was 2021 US Open champion Yuka Saso. The tournament also had 9 players tied for third!

Asian Tour - The DGC Open

Miguel Tabuena came from behind on Sunday to win at the Delhi Golf Club by one over Rashid Khan. A number of Indian players had chances on Sunday to win with Khan nearly closing it out. Tabuena hadn’t won on the Asian Tour since 2018 and now is back in the winner’s circle with a bogey-free 65 on Sunday.

PGA Tour Australasia - NSW Open

David Micheluzzi won the NSW Open by 2 over third-round leader Kade McBride. Micheluzzi finished with an impressive 65 to catch McBride after starting 5 shots back. With the win, Micheluzzi also closed out the season-long Order of Merit which earns him a spot in The Open at Royal Liverpool and a spot on the DP World Tour next year.

PGA Tour Latinoamérica - Termas de Rio Hondo Invitational

Jake McCrory secured a playoff win in Argentina in his first start on the Latinoamérica tour over Argentinian player Jesús Montenegro. It took only one playoff hole and a McCrory birdie to win it and earn him full status on the Latinoamérica tour

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Enjoy the week ahead!