Zach Gross

Kristoffer Reitan closed with a composed 2-under 69 Sunday to win the Truist Championship at Quail Hollow Club — his first PGA Tour victory — surviving both Cameron Young's best effort and a stunning final-round 65 from Rickie Fowler that nearly changed everything.

Brandt Snedeker's third-round 68 at Dunes Golf and Beach Club was not his most comfortable performance of the week, but it produced the only result that matters entering Sunday: a one-shot lead over Mark Hubbard with a PGA Championship exemption at stake.

Kristoffer Reitan maintained his lead through 36 holes at Quail Hollow while Rickie Fowler's second-round 65 positioned him for a Sunday contention that golf fans have been wanting to see for years.

Brandt Snedeker opened the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic with a 7-under 64 at Dunes Golf and Beach Club — eight years without a Tour win, a sternum surgery in his recent history, and 45 years old — to lead the opposite-field event running concurrent with the Truist Championship.

Cameron Young finished off a dominant wire-to-wire performance Sunday at Trump National Doral, winning the Cadillac Championship by six shots with a final-round 68 and establishing himself as the most in-form golfer on the planet.

Cameron Young added a 67 Friday at Trump National Doral to reach 13-under and extend his Cadillac Championship lead to three over Scottie Scheffler, who played well and still couldn't close the gap that Young keeps widening.

Matt and Alex Fitzpatrick navigated the Zurich Classic's alternate-shot Saturday with a 68 to maintain their four-shot lead at TPC Louisiana, setting up a Sunday better-ball final round with the tournament and Alex's PGA Tour card both on the line.

Matt and Alex Fitzpatrick opened the 2026 Zurich Classic of New Orleans with a foursomes 65 at TPC Louisiana to share the first-round lead — and gave the Tour's team event its most compelling narrative in years.

Scottie Scheffler's relentless third-round 66 at Harbour Town cut Matt Fitzpatrick's lead from five to three, setting up a Sunday final-pairing showdown between the world's hottest player and the world's best player.

One week removed from winning the Valspar Championship, Matt Fitzpatrick opened the RBC Heritage with a first-round 64 at Harbour Town Golf Links that made clear his hot streak has no end date currently scheduled.

In one of the most stunning single-round turnarounds in Masters history, Rory McIlroy shot a 1-over 73 on Saturday while Cameron Young fired a 7-under 65 to completely erase the six-shot gap — and reset Sunday at Augusta into something nobody predicted.

Rory McIlroy opened his Masters title defense in commanding form Thursday, sharing the first-round lead with Sam Burns at 5-under par in a round that made clear he is not treating this week as a formality.