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The Arizona State senior beat Zack Swanwick by three to join Hideki Matsuyama as the championship’s only consecutive winners, earning returns to the Masters and The Open

Schlottman finished two clear at Ala Wai, while Asao overturned a four-shot deficit with a closing 69 to win the Women’s Championship

Jax State takes an eight-shot advantage into the final round, while El Chaib and Ruble sit three clear in the individual standings

A second successive 67 puts Swanwick in position to become New Zealand’s first champion, with defending champion Laopakdee and fellow Kiwi Moore sharing second

Three New Zealanders lead the pursuit of the defending champion, while Taishi Moto makes a hole-in-one as only seven players reach halfway under par

Keyer-Scott survives three close knockout matches, while Taffy Brower claims her 13th FSGA title with victory in the Super-Senior division

Hoffman and Hernandez lead from start to finish, with former winners Bill Brewer and Don Kobashigawa taking second

China’s Feiyu Xing overturned a two-shot overnight deficit to finish one stroke ahead of Japan’s Hina Takeda and Yu Izawa

Charles Whelan’s professionals beat Team KGA 80-70 at Olde Stone, claiming their first Coomer Cup victory since 2015

Defending champion Fifa Laopakdee leads by three after an opening 63, with New Zealand’s Joshua Bai heading the chasing pack

The 2025 Texas Mid-Amateur champion pulls away from Garrett Driver to win by four, with John Hunter and Bobby Massa sharing third

The former Masters marker closed with a 68 to win the Senior title, while fellow Georgia standout Doug Hanzel went wire to wire in Super Senior

Maria Jose Marin delivered the championship point as Arkansas beat Oklahoma State 3½-1½ for its first team victory of the season

Byron edges Tim Hegarty by one stroke for his second victory of the month, ending Mark Mumford’s three-year reign

Edward Fryatt closed with a 4-under 68 to pull clear of Gordy McKeown and claim the Carlton Woods Senior Invitational at 4-under 212

Billy Davis clinched the deciding point in extra holes as Auburn defeated Oklahoma State 4-1, with Logan Reilly completing an unbeaten week

The Fordham law student overturns a seven-point deficit with a tournament-best closing round, adding another title to his recent Eagle Oaks victory

Aidong Ma won by three strokes at Hawk Pointe, while Anne Conway successfully defended the Super-Senior title with a five-shot victory

Florida Southern won by eight strokes as Palmer Haynes’s back-nine 30 secured his first collegiate victory ahead of teammate Jack VanderSchuur

Rij Patel earned low-amateur and Mid-Amateur honours after losing a playoff to Kyle Dalton

Georgia held off Clemson’s closing 266 to win by one, while Grayson Wood and Hampton Roberts shared individual honours at 11 under

Kansas held on for the team title and Ebba Nordstedt won the individual crown at 16 under at Boulder Creek Golf Club in Boulder City, Nevada

Cole Baldwin and Robb Kinder sealed victory with a birdie at the last, finishing one stroke ahead of two teams at 13-under 129

Harvard’s Vanessa Zhang closed with a 72 to win by two at 3-under 213, while host Delaware held off Dartmouth and Harvard for the team title

Herold and Burkhart closed with a 67 at Columbia Country Club to finish at 12-under 132 and go wire-to-wire

Ligue de Paris overturned a three-point deficit with 8½ points from the closing singles session to defeat the Met Area team 12-10 at The Bridge

Doug Hanzel and Bob Royak closed with a second consecutive 64 to win by one stroke at Richmond Hill, extending their championship streak to eight

Neil Gordon’s 71 led the Golf Association of Philadelphia to a seven-stroke victory at Chevy Chase Club

John Rosenstock and Michael Joyce defended their title with a 65, while Paras Pandya and Cam Young won the Senior division, and David Pleasants and Terry Towler took Super Senior

Bob Bailey marked his move into the 65+ division with victory at Spotswood, while Marc Hogan, Steve Marino and John Osborne also claimed VSGA match-play titles

Celina Yeo erased an eight-shot deficit with a closing 65 to earn her first collegiate victory, while Oregon won the team title by 14 strokes

Jon Veneziano and Philip Josephson won the Senior division by two strokes, while Rokki Rogan and Bob Murphy Jr. edged the Super Senior contest

Colleen Rafter’s closing birdie secured a one-shot victory alongside Meral Malady, while Carla Bernard and Casey Gabriel claimed the net title

Tiger Tahvildari ties for 20th at even par to lead the four amateurs who played the weekend; Eddy Lai wins the title at 14 under

Host Oral Roberts shot 278 on the final day to win at 854, and Gratzl’s 6-under 64 earned the individual title by two over New Mexico’s Johnnie Clark

Butler led from start to finish to win at 2-under 850, and Logan Sutto finished at 6-under 207 to edge St. Thomas’ Miles Bollinger by one