Young wins Cadillac in a canter, Taylor top Canadian....Final results

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Cameron Young had a great early spring capped by edging Matt Fitzpatrick to win the Players, then after the Englishman took center stage with 3 straight victories, he took this week off.

Cameron Young reacts to missing a putt on the sixth hole during the final round of the Cadillac Championship PGA golf tournament Sunday, May 3, 2026, in Doral, Fla. (David J. Phillip/AP)

Re- enter Young, long and straight on this Blue Monster, making a boat load of putts and staying out of trouble while the rest of the field could not keep up and that includes :

Scott Scheffler, 2nd 71 67 69 68 -13 one of his playing partners who is making a habit of finishing 2nd or 3rd recently, losing this time to his Ryder Cup partner..$2,160,000

Ben Griffin was 3rd 70 70 68 68 -12, a great result for this vastly improved player who made the losing American 2025 Ryder Cup team $1,360,000

Young 64 67 70 68 -19 won in a canter as they say in Kentucky Derby week parlance, good for the win by 6 lengths. and $3,600,000 for the Mrs.

Canadians 

Nick Taylor T11  66 70 72 71 -9  $495,000

Sudarshan Yellamaraju T30 74 66 75 68  -5 $131,000

Corey Conners T30 73 69 74 67  -5  $131,000

Taylor Pendrith T38  71 67 76 70 -4  $89,000

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Soggy Sunday delay in store Cadillac Championship..Weather, new split TEE TIMES, scoreboard

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EDIT 815am 26/05/03  Due to inclimate weather remaining in the area the scheduled start times for the final round will be delayed by 2 hours with all tee times beginning of split tees at 9.30am

Cameron Young begins play at -15, that is a six shot lead, so this $20,000,000 Cadillac Championship on Donald Trump's Blue Monster course is his to lose.

Canadians (Saturday scores)

Nick Taylor T5  66 70 72 -8 (Not his best with 2 bogey's, a double and 3 birdies out in 37, steadier coming in with 35, 6 pars, 2 birdies and an ugly bogey 5 at the 18th to finish back where he started at -8

Taylor Pendrith T31 71 67 76  -2 ( shot himself out of contention a disappointing 6 bogey's a double on his way to +4 76)

Sudarshan Yellamaraju T37  74 66 75  -1  (moved backwards)

Corey Conners T43 73 69 74   E  (moved backwards)

****Notes

WEATHER  The Weather Network Sunday forecast, wind NW 19km/h with 85% chance of light rain to begin play, getting worse 100% risk of TStorms, lightning, rain heavy at times up to 15mm, just under an inch,

TEE TIMES will now be off split tees #1, #10 paired in 3's to try and beat the mid afternoon weather.

9.42am 1st  Cameron Young -15, Si Woo Kim -9, Scott Scheffler -9

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Swede Mikael Renberg wins in the rain, Turkish Airlines Open...Final results

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5am EST  It is raining lightly and play is well under way in Turkey, at the tricky National GC, Belek, and the scoreboard remains tightly packed, nobody is running away as the early wave is out on the back nine at the Turkish Airlines Open.

As a bonus there are 3 spots in the upcoming US PGA Championship at the Aronimink GC outside of Philadelphia.

Dane Jacob Skov Olesen is in the clubhouse with 70 71 73 67 with 6 birdies he closed in 33 to lead at -7

However the top10 are all within 3 shots, with the best, currently the Swede Mikael Lindberg -9

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FINAL EDIT 2026/05/03>>>>

It took 70 starts, a lot of losses, a lot of practice a lot of nerve and a lot of heart, and you could see all of that pour out of the tall Swede Mikael Renberg as he holed his 5 foot winning putt, to finally get it done.

The 33-year-old Swede, making his 70th start on the DP World Tour, held off playing partner Daniel Rodrigues with a final round of 69 at a rain-swept National Golf Club in Belek, Antalya.

His 66 73 70 69 -10 was enough for his first win on this DP World Tour, he wins an extra $200,000 for winning the Asian Tour, he is off to Philadelphia to play the US PGA Championship, he is exempt for 2 years, with a chance for a DP World Tour top 10 which comes with PGA Tour membership.

His life has just changed.

"This is a dream come true, I've been dreaming about this for so many years. My feelings on this last hole, I almost felt I wanted to throw up."

It came down to a battle between Lindberg, Rodrigues and Guido Migliozzi, with the Italian -8 and three behind Lindberg with three to play.

The leader bogeyed the 15th, allowing Rodrigues to halve the deficit while Migliozzi made a good up-and-down for par at the 16th.

Rodrigues was unable to get up and down from a bunker at the 16th, leaving Lindberg two shots ahead once more.

Migliozzi was unable to find a birdie over the final two holes, the Italian improving the clubhouse target slightly to -8 but visibly frustrated not to increase the pressure on Lindberg.

Rodrigues' long birdie putt at the last slid just by the right of the hole, leaving Lindberg three putts to win it and though he left the first well short, the second safely found the heart of the hole to leave him emotional on the green.

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Cameron Young's Cadillac Championship to win, Bad weather forecast.... 54 hole results,

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Cameron Young opened his Saturday with a messy bogey 6, and drove it 335 yards into the fairway bunker at the 2nd, for a moment the gathered masses thought oh oh ! However the world #4 settled into the form he has displayed all week, birdies at 5,6 out in 35, back to -13, keeping the baying pack at arms length. 

Two birdies and a bogey, nothing stupid, back in 35 for 70 and a total -15.

Now for the pack, Scheffler could only manage -3 69 T2 -9, the same 69 with Si Woo Kim and DP World Tour's Kristoffer Reitan all T2 at -9 and that 6 shot difference is what Young will take to the 1st tee tomorrow.

Canadians (Saturday scores)

Nick Taylor T5  66 70 72 -8 (Not his best with 2 bogey's, a double and 3 birdies out in 37, steadier coming in with 35, 6 pars, 2 birdies and an ugly bogey 5 at the 18th to finish back where he started at -8

Taylor Pendrith T31 71 67 76  -2 ( shot himself out of contention a disappointing 6 bogey's a double on his way to +4 76)

Sudarshan Yellamaraju T37  74 66 75  -1  (moved backwards)

Corey Conners T43 73 69 74   E  (moved backwards)

****Notes

WEATHER  A cold front arrives around noon , wind changes from the N 16km/h with 85% chance of rain, thunder and lightning.

TEE TIMES will now be off split tees #1, #10 paired in 3's to try and beat the weather.

9.42am 1st  Cameron Young -15, Si Woo Kim -9, Scott Scheffler -9

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Rodrigues, Lindberg lead Turkish Airlines Open... 54 hole results

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EDIT >>>>> Play expected to resume at 1445hrs local (2.45pm)

WEATHER: After two idyllic Turkish Riviera weather for all the tourists who flock to this 5 star resort in Belek, the rain forecast for the weekend has arrived inhrs full force along with lightning at 1300 hrs local time. Play was suspended..

*** The clubhouse leader is Daniel Rodrigues from Portugal 72 69 68 -7

Too give you some idea how difficult this tree lined parkland National GC is playing, 5 players are at -7 so the lead is not going to last long once play resumes.

Keep in mind their is more of the same tomorrow, so expect more delays....

more to follow...click on my scoring link above for live coverage

Bryan Angus..

FINAL EDIT >>>26/05/02 1am EST

Daniel Rodrigues shot a third-round 68 to share the lead of the 2026 Turkish Airlines Open.

The Portuguese player completed his round shortly before a two-hour stoppage due to lightning in the Antalya area, setting the clubhouse lead at -7, and then watched as his fellow challengers lost ground upon the resumption.

Mikael Lindberg held firm at -7, with the pair one stroke clear of a group of six players sharing third place -6 at National GC. Lindberg said: “It was a weird day. It's a very, very tricky course.

“I felt like I played pretty good the front nine. Unfortunately, I had a couple of three-putts to start the day, but I managed to hole a few there in the middle of the front, so it was good.

“I played well last week, so it's good to see that I'm still playing good golf, so hopefully we can play some good golf tomorrow.”

Rodrigues, the 23-year-old rookie is chasing his first DP World Tour win, with qualification for the US PGA Championship also at stake for the top three finishers on the Asian Swing which concludes with this event.

 “I have it in the back of my mind but I don't like to think about it too much.

“I know what's at stake and it's always nice to play for that stuff but at the end of the day, you've got to hit shots for 18 holes and it's a long time and you've just got to do your best. That's it.”

We didn't know if we were going to get rain or thunder or whatever, so the start of the day was not like the other two days that (have been) nice, but just had to do what I kept doing the last couple of days and it was good. It was really good."

Second-round leader De Leo - whose 73 featured no birdies, but three bogeys and a near 100-foot eagle putt at the 14th - and Repetto Taylor were joined at -6 by Wenyi Ding, Ugo Coussaud, Kazuma Kobori and Guido Migliozzi.

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Young leads by 5 shots Taylor T5 at Cadillac Championship.. 36 hole results

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Two Canadians are right in contention as the field chases in form leader Cameron Young who has shot 64 67 -13.

Cameron Young

The American has been in and around the leaderboard all spring. 

February 22, T7 Genesis at Riviera,  March 8th T3 AP Invitational, March 15th 1st Players, April 12th T3 Masters was his red hot record.

While Matt Fitzpatrick went on his historic record breaking run 1st Valspar, RBC Heritage, Zurich Classic and is off this week, Young has continued in his absence.

However he is cautious, "It doesn't matter around this course if you have a 4 or 5 shot lead, you might as well play like you are 4 behind" will be his gameplan, and you know the pack will likely close the gap on Saturday as is so often is the case.

Nick Taylor followed an opening 66 with a -2 70, T2. He was out in -3 33 with a chip in eagle 3 at the par 5 8th, however he stalled coming in with bogey's at 11th and 18th for 37.

Taylor Pendrith has been fairly quiet so far this year, however today with 6 birdies, a lone bogey 34, 33 -5 67 he is 5th at -6

Canadians (Saturday scores)

Nick Taylor T5  66 70 72 -8

Taylor Pendrith T31 71 67 76  -2

Sudarshan Yellamaraju T37  74 66 75  -1 ( First off the tee on perfect greens he was an amazing -9 on his round, until dropping  shots on his last two holes for the 66.)

Corey Conners T43 73 69 74   E

****Notes

*Look at Alex Fitzpatrick, 72 66 -6 in his PGA Tour debut.

*Justin Rose and his much ballyhooed McLaren clubs is still breaking them in apparently, T69  74 75 +5

* Jordan Spieth 65 71 -8 and Alex Smalley 65 71 -8 join Nick Taylor T2.

* Kurt Kitayama had the round of the day playing first with Yellamaraju, moving up 50 places with -8 64

Opinion

* Cam Young has made just 1 bogey so far this week driving it long and straight, and putting the lights out, if that continues today it doesn't matter what any of the pack do..

* Nick Taylor -8 is in the final pairing with Young -13 at 1.35pm. 

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An Italian leads in Turkey , Cockerill misses cut......36 hole results....

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WEATHER : Today in Belek, Turkey, mainly sunny 23*c wind 16kph SE, 0% rain 

Round 2 is well under way with the early wave, Italian Gregorio DE LEO has posted the clubhouse lead 69 68 -7, this is high  due to the tight tree lined National GC, with the tricky greens firming up making scoring difficult. The weather is near perfect.

The cut is projected at +1

Aaron Cockerill is in the late wave, having opened with 73 +1 he is T72 and despite his efforts with a 5 back nine. his second consecutive +1 73 has missed the cut by a stroke.

Bryan Angus

Final Edit >>>>26/05/01

Gregorio De Leo will take a one-shot lead into the weekend at the Turkish Airlines Open but a host of fellow would-be first-time DP World Tour winners are chasing him down.

Just as with round one, players were met by near-perfect conditions on another sunny day with minimal breeze, but low scoring proved a challenge at the National Golf Club.

Italian De Leo, playing in the morning wave on Friday, was bogey-free on his back nine as he set the clubhouse target -7 with a 68 in Belek, Antalya.

He was briefly joined at that mark by afternoon starters Alejandro Del Rey and Jens Dantorp, but they both fell back into a four-strong group of players one shot back at -6 that also included Sam Bairstow and Kazuma Kobori.

First-round leader Mikael Lindberg was then at -5 in solo 6th after a second-round 73.

Defending champion Martin Couvra was among those to make the cut on the number at +1 with Asian Swing leader Jordan Gumberg also progressing through to the weekend after making a closing birdie..

“I got here on Wednesday afternoon, so I didn’t even have a practice round,” he said. The 26-year-old was indebted to his caddie Adam Drummond after a late arrival in Türkiye.

“I didn’t know how the course was playing so I am really [thankful] of my caddie Adam. He really helped me out yesterday and today. It worked out.

“We started out in Australia, so it’d been five months and we’re a good team."

Of his nearest pursuers, Del Rey is the only player to have won on the DP World Tour after he claimed his maiden win in Ras Al Khaimah last season.

Swede Dantorp, a runner-up on the DP World Tour in 2023, reached -7 with a birdie at the third - his 12th - but slipped back a shot with his solitary dropped shot at the seventh.

Bairstow, another of the afternoon starters seeking a breakthrough title, made six birdies in an eventful round that also saw the Englishman make a double bogey and two bogeys to card a 70.

Kobori will also be encouraged that this week could be his time to claim a first win on golf's Global Tour after he made a hat-trick of birdies after the turn in a 68.

Last year, the New Zealander finished second at The Belfry as he reached the season-ending DP World Tour Championship in his rookie campaign.

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