Led by two-time defending champion Scottie Scheffler, 2019 Players champion Rory McIlroy, two-time 2024 major champion Xander Schauffele and current FedEx Cup points leader Ludvig Aberg, the Players ...

Led by two-time defending champion Scottie Scheffler, 2019 Players champion Rory McIlroy, two-time 2024 major champion Xander Schauffele and current FedEx Cup points leader Ludvig Aberg, the Players ...

Winning on the PGA Tour comes with tremendous perks. You receive a 7-figure check and are guaranteed playing status for two ...

Brian Campbell shook off an errant tee shot - saved by a lucky break - to birdie the second playoff hole, capturing his first US PGA Tour title at the Mexico Open with a gutsy win over South ...

Brian Campbell earned his first career win after ... This installment of the immersive docuseries chronicles 2025 U.S. Ryder Cup Captain Keegan Bradley in his "quest to write his own redemption ...

VALLARTA, Mexico — Brian Campbell cashed in on a huge break Sunday when his tee shot in a playoff bounced out of the trees and back into play, leading to a birdie on the second extra hole to win ...

Brian Campbell and Aldrich Potgieter stared at each other all weekend at Vidanta Vallarta until Campbell emerged with the victory on the second hole of a sudden-death playoff, the first one needed ...

Ludvig Aberg and Brian Campbell don't have much in common except winning on the PGA Tour One week the PGA Tour winner was Ludvig Aberg, a Swede so supremely talented that he played in a Ryder Cup ...

Mexico Open winner Brian Campbell had a very lucky bounce that turned a fan's $40 into almost $11K within hours.

Brian Campbell celebrated his first-ever PGA Tour win on Sunday with his biggest champion. Moments after making birdie on the second playoff hole at the Mexico Open to defeat South Africa’s ...

And the other guy? The complete opposite. Brian Campbell is last on Tour in driving distance (262 yards) – by over 15 yards. His average ballspeed (160.93 mph) and clubhead speed (108.22 mph) are ...

American Brian Campbell edged out Aldrich Potgieter in a play-off to win the Mexico Open. South African Potgieter, 20, had held a slender one-stroke lead heading into Sunday's final round as he ...