PGA TOUR
Michael Brennan made six straight pars to close out the final round, holding off an early charge from Keith Mitchell to win the Baycurrent Classic by one stroke. It is his second win of the season and third on the PGA Tour in the last calendar year. Brennan becomes the youngest winner in tournament history at age 24, and he’s the seventh player to win multiple times on the PGA Tour this year. Mitchell, who started the final round as the co-leader, posted his best result of the season and for the fourth straight year improved his finish at this event. Jacob Bridgeman, who finished tied with Mitchell for second, missed a 5-foot birdie putt on the penultimate hole, which could have forced a playoff. He was trying to become the fifth player to win three times on tour. Defending champion Xander Schauffele was one shot back playing the final hole but made double-bogey to finish in a tie for fourth. It’s his fourth top-10 finish at this event, which is the most of any player. ...Sudarshan Yellamaraju, who did not play this event, fell out of the top 60 in the FedEx Cup Fall standings, down to No. 63. …Corey Conners, who also skipped this event, remains at No. 66 while Nick Taylor stays at No. 71. Players who finish inside the top 60 qualify for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and Genesis Invitational signature events. …Taylor Pendrith remains at No. 96, with the top 100 retaining their PGA Tour cards for next season.
| POS | SCORES | TOTAL | |
| T41 | Nick Taylor | 71-67-72-69 | -5 |
| T54 | Taylor Pendrith | 72-70-72-67 | -3 |
NEXT EVENT: Butterfield Bermuda Championship (Oct 22)
KORN FERRY TOUR
Austin Hitt rebounded from an opening hole bogey with four birdies and an eagle for a final-round 66 and a two-stroke victory at the Korn Ferry Tour Championship. It was his first career win, and the victory elevated him into the top-20 on the points list, securing his PGA Tour card for next season. Hitt overcame teenager Blades Brown, whose only blemish on the back nine was a bogey on No. 14, denying the 19-year-old from becoming the youngest winner in tour history. He is the youngest player to graduate from the Korn Ferry Tour. Davis Lamb, who finished solo eighth, joined Hitt as the only other player who started the week outside the top 20 and played his way onto the PGA Tour. He landed right on the bubble at No. 20, beating out Yuta Sugiura by 15 points. Sugiura turned down playing in the PGA Tour event in his native Japan to try and earn his card. He ended up finishing tied for 31st. Ross Steelman finished tied for 12th to secure the top spot on the points list, which earns him a spot in The Players Championship and the U.S. Open next year. No Canadians finished in the top 20. Drew Nesbitt was the highest-finishing Canadian at No. 41, while Roger Sloan finished No. 46 and Adam Hadwin ended up 55th. They, along with Matthew Anderson (72nd) and Stuart Macdonald (79th) earned condition status on the Korn Ferry Tour next year by finishing inside the top 100.
| POS | SCORES | TOTAL | |
| T31 | Adam Hadwin | 70-67-70-71 | -6 |
| T31 | Drew Nesbitt | 66-67-72-73 | -6 |
| T54 | Roger Sloan | 71-67-74-74 | +2 |
NEXT EVENT: PGA Tour Q-School – First Stage (Oct. 20)
CANADIANS ENTERED: Ty Celone (Nebraska), Braxton Kuntz (Nebraska), Stuart Macdonald (Nebraska), Brady McKinlay (Nebraska), Joey Savoie (Nebraska), Cougar Collins (Indiana), Carter Graf (Indiana), Craig Stefureak (Indiana), Blair Bursey (New Mexico), Callum Davison (New Mexico), Sam Diamond (New Mexico), Jackson Jacob (New Mexico), Nicholas Marchese (New Mexico), Jacob Presutti (New Mexico), Jeevan Sihota (New Mexico), Johnny Travale (New Mexico), Brandon Lacasse (Alabama), Laurent Desmarchais (Alabama)
PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS
Vaughn Taylor made a 10-foot birdie putt on the second playoff hole to defeat Alex Cejka and win the Constellation Furyk & Friends. It is his first Champions Tour victory in just his 18th start and his first win in more than 10 years, when he defeated Phil Mickelson at the 2016 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. He joins Zach Johnson, Boo Weekley, Scott Hend and Ben Crane as first-time winners this season. Taylor is also the 26th player to have recorded a win on the PGA Tour, Champions Tour and Korn Ferry Tour. Cejka, who was looking for his fifth Champions Tour title, collected his ninth runner-up finish. Michael Wright, who had birdied two of three holes down the stretch in what looked to be his first win, double bogeyed the final hole to finish third. Bernhard Langer shot a bogey-free final round 66 to shoot his age or better for the 50th time on the Champions Tour.
| POS | SCORES | TOTAL | |
| T57 | Stephen Ames | 71-72-72 | -1 |
| WD | Mike Weir | 75 |
NEXT EVENT: SAS Championship (Oct 16)
CANADIANS ENTERED: No Canadians entered
LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR
Miyu Yamashita set a new course record with a final round 63 to win the Aramco Korea Championship by three strokes. It is her second win of the year on the Ladies European Tour and the fourth win worldwide for the CPKC Women’s Open champion. Czechia’s Sara Kouskova initially set the course record with a final-round 63 and was in the clubhouse to see Yamashita seal the victory with three birdies and an eagle over her final six holes. Hong Kong’s Ginnie Ding and Chinese Taipei’s Yani Tseng finished tied for third. …Anna Huang is just over 1,200 points behind leader Casandra Alexander in the Order of Merit standings after posting her ninth top-20 finish of the season.
| POS | SCORES | TOTAL | |
| T19 | Anna Huang | 71-67-71-71 | -8 |
NEXT EVENT: Hero Women’s Indian Open (Oct 22)
CANADIANS ENTERED: No Canadians entered
