Hovland putter stutters, Scheffler unchallenged wins 2nd Tour Championship....Final Results

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Scott Scheffler doesn't need any help, but all his challengers faltered on a hot Sunday afternoon in Atlanta at this years FedEx Cup Tour Championship, leaving the way clear for the Texan to win the 2026 FedEx Tour Championship unchallenged.

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It is a 22nd victory on the PGA Tour, and he ends the season the way he started it, with a victory.

He was the only player in the last 3 groups to break par !!!

Viktor Hovland's putter was outstanding all week, but as was well documented putts for birdies/pars at 14, 15 16 and 17 all did everything but drop, until he ran out of holes as did Young, Gerard, Aberg, Gotterup, leaving a steady but unspectacular #1 who shot 66 -16 the way to his 2nd PGA Tour Championship by 3 shots.

That wraps up the year, and likely the Player of the Year to the Texan who collects $23,000,000, then  the $10,000,000 .....$33,000,000 folks and he didn't even have his A game all year, being beat into 2nd place 5 times, without a Major...

Career total passes Tiger at $130, 390, 661.

Hovland 2nd, shot 72 -13, don't fret, it was worth $5,000,000.

Gerard shot 72 -12 to finish 3rd.

For all the payouts and final scores click on my links above...

Bryan Angus

Quiet Joe Dean with his 1st win, Husqvarna British Masters.... Final Results

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Joe Dean won his maiden DP World Tour title on home soil as he made a remarkable 11 birdies in 24 holes on the final day of the Husqvarna British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo.

Following a weather disrupted first two days at The Belfry, he returned to complete round three at 7.00am Sunday morning eight shots off the lead, picking up two to reduce the gap to seven heading into the final round.

And while the rest of the field battled on a blustery day, Dean made nine more birdies in a 63 which was the lowest round of the week to set the target at -14.

"Today was one of the rare days where everything just felt right and the putts were dropping," said Dean. "Almost like I couldn't do anything wrong. We saw a glimpse of that over the past two, three months, but it kind of faded by back nine or it faded after a few holes. To finally get through the entire round and feel good about it is really nice."

With the final group and closest challenger Marco Penge on the 12th two shots back, the man from Sheffield and new wife and caddie Emily faced a long wait to see if he would lift the trophy.

But big-hitting Penge could not take advantage of the par-five 15th and 17th, leaving Dean as the champion by three shots.

Spaniard Nacho Elvira, Kiwi Daniel Hillier and Danish pair Niklas Nørgaard and Jacob Skov Olsen finished in T2 -11, one ahead of Penge, Northern Irishman Tom McKibbin and German Thomas Rosenmuller all -10.

Dean was on the EuroPro Tour as recently as 2022 and did not play any ranking golf at all in 2023, the same year he earned his DP World Tour card through the Qualifying School.

But he did not tee it up until the following February due to a lack of funds and continued working as a supermarket delivery driver, while also seeking the help of a hypnotist to get him through his issues with international travel.

A runner-up finish in just his second start in his rookie 2023 season in Kenya earned him a cheque for just under 200,000 euros and he went on to make the season-ending DP World Tour Championship thanks to another runner-up finish at the KLM Open.

"All those painful hours and all the work I put into this, it's finally led to something," he said. "I'm happy. "I can't thank Emily enough for what she has to put up with with me. It was bad enough off the course and the lows and stuff like that, but now on the course and off the course.

"I hope I made her proud. I don't know. I'm at a loss for words. I think we're both just really happy and a bit rabbit in the headlights at the minute."

McKibbin joined Penge in posting a 72, -10 while Rosenmuller signed for a 68 -9 to sit a shot ahead of American Davis Bryant, Kiwi Kazuma Kobori, Swede Joakim Lagergren, Dane and 2022 champion Thorbjørn Olesen, Portuguese Daniel Rodrigues and Paraguayan Fabrizio Zanotti all -8.

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An all Asian top 4 leaderboard in Boston, FM Championship....Sunday leaderboard

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With 54 holes in the books in Boston at this FM Championship it is a familiar all Asian affair at the top of the leaderboard, here are their names.

Leaders

1st  R.N Yin (China) -12

T2  S.Y Kim (South Korea) -11

T2 H.J Kim (South Korea) -11

T4  S. Lee (South Korea ) -8

Canadians 

T43  Anna Huang -1

T53  Aphrodite Deng +1

In case you missed my earlier posts Brooke Henderson 76 69 missed the cut..

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Rory is the Saturday story once again....Packed leaderboard for Sunday's Tour Championship...54 hole results

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Rory McIlroy shot a weekend 63 66 in 2022 to win his record 3rd Tour Championship, beating Scott Scheffler and Sungjae Im by a shot.

He's right back at it, finding his swing and suddenly after being last in the field in putting, gained 4 shots on everyone with a magnificent -7 63, to move into contention at -10, with a chance at his 4th title.

With 4 birdies on his front nine and 5 more coming home, he gave us his summation. " I left myself in better spots on the greens, gave myself easier putts, and when I got rolling on the back it seemed like every putt was cup right or a cup left."

I played well the last couple of days but didn't get as much out of it as I would have liked. Today I pieced it together and obviously had a much better score"

LEADERS

By the time the day was over Rory's -10 finds him T7.

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Viktor Hovland is yet to win a major

Viktor Hovland who leads 64 66 65 -15 is delighted with his game, for a change, in particular his short game. "When I do miss a drive, I have been able to recover, and my putting has been great."

Ryan Gerard, 2nd with 65 65 66 -14 has been right with him all week.

There are 4 players T3, with a wonderful story emerging for 46 year old Aussie, Adam Scott 66 67 65 -12, along with Ludvig Aberg, Chris Gotterup and Scott Scheffler, who continues to complain angrily, about routine misses ! Would you if you just had $23,000,000 deposited in your bank account ?

With weather being a non issue, hot sunny with a slight breeze, it should end up being a cavalry charge to the final hole of this 2026 season.

Bryan Angus

Sunday story Husqvarna British Masters. Round 4 live leaderboard...

 

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Daniel Hiller and Marco Penge were on top, it was raining eagles (and just raining) and Patrick Reed was giving greenkeepers nightmares on day three of the Husqvarna British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo.

Here is everything you need to know from Saturday at The Belfry.

Tied at the top

Daniel Hiller and Marco Penge will share the lead heading into a marathon final day. 

Events at The Belfry have been disrupted by weather all week but there were no delays on Saturday as the second round was completed and the final group reached the sixth in the third.

In that final group were Penge and Hillier at -11 and they will both return at 7.00am on Sunday to face 30 holes of golf. 

When the hooter sounded, they were both looking at birdie putts on the sixth green, with Penge 23 feet from the hole and Hillier ten feet closer. 

Northern Ireland's Tom McKibbin was a shot back -10, having completed the sixth, with Paraguayan Fabrizio Zanotti and and South African Shaun Norris at -9 playing the eighth and sixth respectively.

Sunday story

Play was suspended at 7pm local time on Saturday night. Players returned at 7am this morning and completed round 3.

With the sun breaking through, and showers expected later in the day it appears all 4 rounds will be completed today.

Dane Jacob Skov Olesen and England's Marco Penge are leading at -12 late in their front 9.

More to follow.....

Bryan Angus

Huang leads Canadians, Henderson M/C , FM Championship... 36 hole results

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Canadians 

Anna Huang of Canada poses with the trophy after winning the PIF London Championship at The Centurion Club on August 09, 2026 in St Albans, England. (Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images)

T14  Anna Huang  69 70 -5

T54  Aphrodite Deng 73 71 E

MC Brooke Henderson  76 69 +1

MC Maude-Aimee Leblanc 76 72 +4

Leaders

T1  Miyu Yamashita  65 70 -9

T1  Hyo Joo Kim  68 67 -9

T1  Allisen Corpuz  68 67 -9

Follow all the live scoring by clicking  on my Leaderboard icon above.

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Playing through a wet Saturday, Husqvarna British Masters....Live scoreboard...

  

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Note >>>> Play in round 2 began at 730am. Round 3 will not begin until 1600hrs local.

If you have the Golf Channel, you can hear the wonderful European Tour broadcast team with Ken Brown joining Dom Holyer, David Howell, Wayne Riley on course, Dame Laura Davies amongst others describing the action.

The umbrellas are out, it's a calm, gently raining English morning at the Belfry Resort & GC, in Royal Sutton, Coldfield a very well to do, leafy area just outside Birmingham in the West Midlands.

The course is soaked, it has rained all week with several delays, the bunkers "like playing out of porridge" according to Patrick Reed.

With round 3 not about to start until 4pm (1600 hrs) the weather will decide whether this iconic European Tour event will be 72 holes, 54 holes or a Monday finish.

The projected cut is +4..

Marco Penge the long hitting Englishman leads by a stroke at 69 65 -10

More to follow.....

Bryan Angus