PGA TOUR
Aaron Rai erased a three-stroke deficit and played the final 11 holes in 6-under on the way to winning the PGA Championship by three shots. It is his second PGA Tour win and first major title in his 13th career start, and he becomes the first English-born player to win the Wanamaker Trophy since 1919. He is also the first player of Indian heritage to win a major. Prior to this weekend, his best result in a major was a T19 on three separate occasions, including last year’s tournament. Rai became the first champion to lower his score in each of the four rounds. Alex Smalley, who was the leader entering the final round, finished tied for second with Jon Rahm. For Smalley, it is his fourth career runner-up result and best finish in a major. Rahm notched his fourth top-10 finish in his last seven major starts, and it’s his best finish in a major since joining LIV Golf. Justin Thomas, Ludvig Aberg and Matti Schmid all finished tied for fourth. Masters champion Rory McIlroy finished tied for seventh, the 12th time in the last 18 major starts he has finished inside the top-10. Twenty-two players were within four shots of the lead going into the final round, a PGA Championship record. …Nick Taylor recorded his second-best career result in a major. He started the final round two shots off the lead but stumbled on the back nine, making bogeys on five of his final six holes. It came after he recorded his first bogey-free round in 55 major rounds in the third round. He finished the tournament tied for first in scrambling. …Corey Conners holds the third-longest streak of cuts made among active players at major championships with 19, behind only Scottie Scheffler (24) and Xander Schauffele (33)
| POS | SCORES | TOTAL | |
| T26 | Nick Taylor | 69-72-65-74 | E |
| T44 | Taylor Pendrith | 72-72-67-71 | +2 |
| T55 | Corey Conners | 68-73-72-70 | +3 |
| MC | Sudarshan Yellamaraju | 75-75 |
NEXT EVENT: The CJ Cup Byron Nelson (May 21)
CANADIANS ENTERED: A.J. Ewart, Adam Hadwin, Mackenzie Hughes, Taylor Pendrith, Ben Silverman, Adam Svensson,
KORN FERRY TOUR
Cole Sherwood made a birdie on the penultimate hole as he went on to win the Colonial Life Charity Classic by one stroke. It is his first career win, and he’s the seventh first-time winner this season. Sherwood is also the second straight player from the PGA Tour University class of 2024 to win this season, following Dylan Menante’s win last week. Zac Blair finished runner-up, posting his best result in a tour-sanctioned event since losing in a playoff in a 2024 PGA tournament. Kyle Westmoreland finished third for his best result since winning a Korn Ferry event last February. …Adam Hadwin posted his second top-15 finish of the season
| POS | SCORES | TOTAL | |
| T13 | Adam Hadwin | 70-66-68-66 | -10 |
| MC | Stuart Macdonald | 73-68 | |
| MC | Roger Sloan | 69-72 | |
| MC | Wil Bateman | 71-70 | |
| MC | Matthew Anderson | 69-75 | |
| MC | Drew Nesbitt | 72-74 | |
| MC | Myles Creighton | 76-72 |
NEXT EVENT: Visit Knoxville Open (May 21)
CANADIANS ENTERED: Matthew Anderson, Wil Bateman, Myles Creighton, Stuart Macdonald, Drew Nesbitt, Roger Sloan
PGA TOUR AMERICAS
Cole Anderson made a bogey on the first playoff hole, but it was enough to defeat Patrick Flavin at the Diners Club Peru Open. It is his first career win. It was his first bogey of the final round after carding a 65 that included five birdies and an eagle. Flavin, the current points leader who was coming off a win two weeks ago, made double bogey on the first extra hole. He also bogeyed the final hole in regulation to set up the playoff. Joseph Winslow finished third and moved from 33rd to 7th in the point standings. …Peyton Callens notched his second-best career tour result and second top-15 finish in 13 PGA Tour America starts.
| POS | SCORES | TOTAL | |
| T15 | Peyton Callens | 67-65-74-67 | -15 |
| T33 | Joey Savoie | 69-69-68-71 | -11 |
| MC | Hunter Thomson | 70-70 | |
| MC | Étienne Papineau | 72-69 | |
| MC | Brendan MacDougall | 68-73 | |
| MC | Brady McKinlay | 75-75 |
NEXT EVENT: KIA Open de Ecuador (May 21)
CANADIANS ENTERED: Peyton Callens, Brendan MacDougall, Brady McKinlay, Étienne Papineau, Dayton Price, Joey Savoie, Hunter Thomson, Chris Crisologo (alternate)
LPGA TOUR
Lottie Woad held off a strong charge from Haeran Ryu to win the Kroger Queen City Championship by two shots. It is her second career tour victory in 19 starts after winning in her professional debut last year in Scotland. She is the fastest player to two wins since 2017 and the first European player to win on tour this year. Ryu, who birdied five of her first nine holes, notched her second-best result of the season and third top-5 finish. Miyu Yamashita posted the lowest final round score of her career for her fifth top-10 finish of the season. Ruoning Yin picked up her third straight top-5 finish after recording back-to-back results in her last two starts. …Maude-Aimee LeBlanc picked up her second straight top-25 finish.
| POS | SCORES | TOTAL | |
| T21 | Maude-Aimee LeBlanc | 69-73-68-68 | -2 |
| MC | Savannah Grewal | 75-78 |
NEXT EVENT: ShopRite LPGA (May 29)
CANADIANS ENTERED: Brooke Henderson, Maude-Aimee Leblanc, Savannah Grewal, Leah John, Alena Sharp
LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR
Leonie Harm erased a four-stroke deficit and birdied her final two holes for a one-stroke victory on home soil at the Amundi German Masters. It is her first career win and caps a remarkable story for the 28-year-old. Harm was struck by a car while out jogging in 2013 and was given a one per cent chance to live at the time. She emerged from a coma after sustaining severe brain injuries to play golf again just seven weeks later. Casandra Alexander finished runner-up for the fifth time this season and seventh top-10 result to extend her lead atop the season-long Order of Merit. Anna Huang recovered from an early double bogey to finish with three birdies over her final 10 holes and a tie for third, her best finish to date and fourth top-10 result of the season.
| POS | SCORES | TOTAL | |
| T3 | Anna Huang | 72-72-69-72 | -7 |
NEXT EVENT: Lalla Meryem Cup (May 21)
CANADIANS ENTERED:Anna Huang
EPSON TOUR
Fiona Xu made a pair of birdie putts over a five-hole span on the back nine to win the Copper Rock Championship by three shots. It is her second Epson Tour win and first since her rookie season in 2024. Maddie Szeryk-DiBello finished in a three-way tie for second. She was 4-under through her first 15 holes and held a one-stroke lead over playing partner Xu before closing with three straight bogeys. It’s her second top-5 finish of the season and third top-15 result in her last four starts.
| POS | SCORES | TOTAL | |
| T2 | Maddie Szeryk-DiBello | 67-68-71 | -10 |
| T32 | Megan Osland | 69-72-71 | -4 |
| T47 | Mary Parsons | 66-74-75 | -1 |
| MC | Brigitte Thibault | 73-71 | |
| MC | Monet Chun | 72-73 | |
| MC | Brooke Rivers | 74-71 | |
| MC | Alena Sharp | 78-81 |
NEXT EVENT: FireKeepers Casino Hotel Championship (Jun 12)
CANADIANS ENTERED: Maddie Szeryk-DiBello, Megan Osland, Brigitte Thibault, Alena Sharp, Mary Parsons, Yeji Kwon
