PGA TOUR
Colin Morikawa birdied three of the last four holes, including the final one, for a one-stroke victory at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. It is his seventh PGA Tour title and the first in more than two years. It’s also the fifth time he has come from behind to win. Morikawa’s winning score of 22-under par equalled the lowest score relative to par by a winner since 2015. Min Woo Lee and Sepp Straka, who finished with three birdies and an eagle on his final five holes, finished tied for second. World number one Scottie Scheffler made another final round charge up the leaderboard, erasing an eight-stroke deficit with three eagles to finish tied for fourth, two shots behind Morikawa. Scheffler is the first player to record three eagles in a round at Pebble Beach Golf Links in 43 years. It’s also his eighth straight top-5 finish, which ties him with Tiger Woods for second-most all-time, and his 18th consecutive top-10 result. Defending champion Rory McIlroy finished tied for 14th after carding his 12th career final round of 64 or better – the third most on the PGA Tour since 2010. …Nick Taylor notched his fourth straight top-30 result and sixth in his last seven starts. …Mackenzie Hughes recorded his best finish at this event since 2022. …Taylor Pendrith finished outside the top-10 for the first time in his last three starts at this event.
| POS | NAME | SCORES | TOTAL |
| T24 | Nick Taylor | 65-69-71-69 | -14 |
| T34 | Mackenzie Hughes | 66-71-71-68 | -12 |
| T34 | Taylor Pendrith | 71-69-69-67 | -12 |
| T70 | Corey Conners | 70-75-74-67 | -2 |
NEXT EVENT: The Genesis Invitational (Feb 19)
CANADIANS ENTERED: Corey Conners, Taylor Pendrith, Nick Taylor, Mackenzie Hughes (alternate)
PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS
David Toms survived a pair of double bogeys over his first six holes, going on to make an up-and-down birdie from a greenside bunker on the final hole for a one-shot win at the Chubb Classic. It is his fifth Champions Tour win and his first in almost three years. His final round 73 is also the highest finish by a tour winner since 2023. Defending champion Justin Leonard birdied two of his final five holes to finish in a tie for second with two other players – his fourth top-5 finish in his last six starts. Boo Weekley posted his best Champions Tour finish in 57 career starts, while Michael Wright also posted his best career tour result. …Stephen Ames recorded his second top-20 finish of the season.
| POS | NAME | SCORES | TOTAL |
| T19 | Stephen Ames | 68-73-71 | -4 |
NEXT EVENT: James Hardie Pro Football Hall of Fame Invitational (Mar 6)
LIV GOLF
Anthony Kim made five birdies over the final six holes to outduel both Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau to win LIV Golf Adelaide by three strokes for his first professional win in almost 16 years. Kim started the final round five shots behind Rahm and DeChambeau, but his bogey-free final round 63 gave him his first victory since the 2010 Houston Open. Kim had been away from golf, dealing with injuries and personal struggles, before joining the Saudi-funded league in 2024 as a wild card. Ripper GC, captained by Cameron Smith, rallied for a two-shot win over Rahm’s Legion XIII in the team competition. It’s the second straight win for the team made up of Aussie golf stars, and the second time they’ve won at home in the last three years. …Richard T. Lee was one of only six golfers to card a bogey-free round in the tournament.
| POS | NAME | SCORES | TOTAL |
| T37 | Richard T. Lee | 73-67-74-68 | +1 |
NEXT EVENT: LIV Golf Hong Kong (Mar. 5)
LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR
Charley Hull rallied from a three-stroke deficit and made a final hole birdie to win the season-opening PIF Saudi Ladies International by one shot. Hull was six under par over the final seven holes for her fifth LET win and first since 2024. Akie Iwai and Casandra Alexander finished in a tie for second. A bogey on the penultimate hole cost Alexander a shot at a playoff.
| POS | NAME | SCORES | TOTAL |
| MC | Anna Huang | 70-78 |
NEXT EVENT: Ford Women’s NSW Open (Feb. 26)
CANADIANS ENTERED: Anna Huang
