Ryggs Johnston makes a splash in Melbourne
The American won his first career title on the DP World Tour.
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The American won his first career title on the DP World Tour.
The BMW Australian PGA Championship, the first tournament on the 2025 DP World Tour, was won by Smylie.
First career success for the U.S., which puts everyone in line at Saint Simons Island.
The Milanese won the 84th National Open Championship dedicated to the recently deceased president.
The Briton came out on top in the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship.
The Norwegian prevailed in the Rolex Challenge Tour Grand Final supported by the R&A, the final race of the 2024 Challenge Tour where the twenty “cards” for the DP World Tour were awarded to the best of the Road To Mallorca (order of merit).
At San Domenico Golf, the German signs his first success on the Legends Tour.
Equaled circuit record for additional holes played in an event.
On the Le Golf National course, the Englishman beat Yannik Paul, Sam Bairstow, Jeff Winther, and Thorbjorn Olesen by one stroke. Blue in the title race until the last few holes.
The Englishman had already triumphed in 2016 and successfully defended the title in 2017.
“He faced life and honored sports to the last with enthusiasm,” stressed the Coni president.
He had been leading the Italian federation since 2002 and had just been re-elected for the fourth time.
In the prestigious DP World Tour tournament, the U.S. outperformed Rory McIroy and Thriston Lawrence.
“I was very struck by a sentence of confirmed President Chimenti,” he remarked.
The Italian was in the title race until the last few strokes. Denmark’s Hojgaard outlasted Rory McIlroy.
The Dane, who was third before the last round, overcame and beat both the Venetian and the heavily favored Northern Irishman.
The Italian, leading at mid-race, is now second with one day to go, overtaken by the Northern Irishman.
The 15-time Major champion has decided to have surgery to solve his back problems.
Matt Wallace has won the Omega European Masters.
Satisfied Franco Chimenti, president of the Italian Golf Federation.
The world No. 1 finished triumphantly at the Tour Championship in Atlanta.
The captain of Team USA for the upcoming Ryder Cup was ahead of Ludvig Aberg, Adam Scott and Sam Burns.
The Japanese man triumphed at the FedEx St. Jude Championship.
The New Zealander overcame Germany’s Esther Henseleit by standing on the podium again after silver in Rio 2016 and bronze in Tokyo.