The 16th Presidents Cup is set for Medinah Country Club in Chicago, with captains Geoff Ogilvy (International) and Brandt Snedeker (U.S.) live-streaming their final six picks Tuesday at 5 PM ET. With automatic qualifiers like Si Woo Kim, Hideki Matsuyama, Scottie Scheffler, and Cameron Young already locked in, the world is buzzing over who will be chosen to tip the balance in this high-stakes showdown.

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Scottie Scheffler just capped off a historic season with his second FedEx Cup win and 22nd career victory, now leading the all-time money list at just 30. But what’s truly remarkable isn’t the stats—it’s his relentless drive. He showed up to every tournament, even when he didn’t have to, battled through illness, and never backed down. This unwavering commitment, rare among elite players, defines his game: he gives everything, every single time he steps on the course.

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Scottie Scheffler just claimed his second FedExCup title with a stunning 16-under-par performance at East Lake, edging out Viktor Hovland by three strokes — and proving that even with only two official wins this season, his consistency and five runner-up finishes made him the ultimate champion. This victory not only secures him $10 million but also cements his place among golf’s elite, joining legends like Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy as a multi-time FedExCup winner. Despite not capturing a major this year, Scheffler’s dominance earned him his fifth straight Player of the Year nod — and fans, take note: this win wasn’t a given — it was earned against fierce competition.

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Viktor Hovland finishes second at the TOUR Championship, praising his putter but lamenting a lackluster ball-striking game that cost him the win. Reuniting with former swing coach Joe Mayo, he’s determined to return to his dominant “original DNA” swing. Frustrated by recurring flaws—especially on Sunday when his swing faltered and shots went sideways—he’s set to play a few DP World Tour events before diving into offseason swing refinement. With eyes on reclaiming his world No. 3 ranking, Hovland is laser-focused on finding that missing piece and reigniting his peak form.

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Scottie Scheffler just made history by winning the FedExCup for the second time, clinching the TOUR Championship by three shots over Viktor Hovland — his third win of the year and second in three weeks. With this victory, Scheffler surpassed Tiger Woods on the PGA TOUR’s all-time earnings list, adding $10 million to his already staggering $130+ million career total. His dominance this year is unmatched — tied for most wins in 2024, and he’s now four straight PGA TOUR Player of the Year awards, putting him on track to tie Woods for consecutive honors. After a playoff loss to Hovland earlier this season, this win feels like redemption, sealing a season of relentless excellence. The $40 million TOUR Championship purse — $10 million to the winner — further cements Scheffler as the game’s undisputed leader.

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PGA TOUR is electrifying fans with a new season-ending match play event set for 2028, bringing the thrill of one-on-one showdowns like the NBA or NFL. In the final round of the TOUR Championship, key matchups include Russell Henley vs. Min Woo Lee — Henley’s course mastery and recent form giving him the edge over Lee’s fairway struggles; Rory McIlroy vs. Cameron Young — McIlroy’s superior iron play and tee-to-green dominance outshining Young’s solid but less explosive game; and Gary Woodland vs. Akshay Bhatia — Woodland’s elite ball-striking and Presidents Cup experience putting him ahead of Bhatia’s rising pressure. This format isn’t just changing how we watch golf — it’s redefining the sport’s excitement for fans and bettors alike.

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Viktor Hovland holds a one-shot lead heading into the final round of the TOUR Championship after a stunning five-under 65, bringing his total to 15-under-par. Behind him, first-timer Ryan Gerard sits at 14-under with a bogey-free 66, while Scottie Scheffler and Chris Gotterup chase at 12-under. Adam Scott and Ludvig Åberg also join them with strong 65s. Rory McIlroy and Cameron Young are in contention further back, with McIlroy firing a 63 despite bogeys. The winner walks away with $10 million, the FedExCup title, and a five-year PGA TOUR exemption — and Hovland, who won here last year, is hungry for another shot at history.

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Rory McIlroy roared back to life at the TOUR Championship with a blistering seven-under 63, turning his tournament around after early struggles. His putting surged, gaining nearly four strokes on greens—the best of anyone—and he sank clutch putts on the back nine. With East Lake’s wider fairways possibly shrinking the leaderboard gap, McIlroy briefly led Saturday afternoon. Solid ball-striking and a quick trip back to Florida to fine-tune his swing with coach Michael Bannon gave him the edge under pressure. As the final round looms, McIlroy is firing on all cylinders—and he’s got serious championship vibes.

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