04/05/2026 Free Drop 5-Minute World Tour
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Professional Golf
PGA Tour: Young dominates en route to Cadillac Championship win Â
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Cameron Young breezed to victory at the Cadillac Championship, winning by six shots at Doral after a 4-under 68 in the final round helped him to a 19-under total and a six-stroke winning margin over Scottie Scheffler.
A brilliant 8-under 64 in round one set the tone for a fantastic week with Young collecting eight birdies in a blemish-free round. Backing it up with rounds of 67 and 70, the American opened up a commanding six-shot advantage.
After calling a one-stroke penalty on himself having caused the ball to move in the fairway at the 2nd in the final round, Young knuckled down and saved par. He collected three birdies from there before the turn. A quiet 1-under return on the inward half mattered little as Scottie Scheffler matched Young’s 4-under effort to finish in a distant 2nd-place on 13-under par.
LPGA Tour: Korda backs up Major triumph with win in Mexico
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A week removed from her dominant Chevron Championship performance, Nelly Korda cruised to a 4-shot win in the Riviera Maya Open at El Camaleon Golf Course.
The American followed up a first round 4-under 68 with back-to-back rounds of 67. An eagle on her last hole in round three helped the World no.1 build a three-stroke advantage, one she would not relinquish in the final round.
Korda was in imperious form in the early stages on Sunday, an eagle-3 at the 6th preceding birdies at the 7th and 8th. Pars followed from then on before the streak was snapped by a bogey-6 at 18 which did not matter in the grand scheme of things as Arpichaya Yubol (70) finished well adrift.
DP World Tour: Lindberg breaks through in Turkey  Â
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Mikael Lindberg withstood challenges from Daniel Rodrigues and Guido Migliozzi to win the Turkish Airlines Open by two shots at National Golf Club in Antalya.
Lindberg and Rodrigues traded birdies at the opening hole before the former gave the shot back at the 3rd. Three birdies in four holes thereafter helped him edge ahead of Rodrigues who had birdied the 4th.
Lindberg remained a shot to the good with nine to play before doubling his advantage with a birdie at 13. The pair traded birdies at 14 and after Lindberg dropped at 15, there was little to separate the two while Guido Migliozzi found himself three behind with three to play.
Rodrigues was unable to respond due to a bogey at 16 while Migliozzi was unable to find a birdie over his final three holes. This allowed Lindberg the luxury of parring his way to the clubhouse and a maiden Tour title.
PGA Tour Champions: Cink lands Regions Tradition titleÂ
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Stewart Cink continued his impressive 2026 PGA Tour Champions season as he won the Regions Tradition by three over Scott Hend at Greystone Golf & Country Club.
Cink has now won four of his seven starts in 2026. His victory at the season’s second Major Championship was sparked by 7-under 65s in rounds one and two. A third round 71 followed which helped the American build a three-shot lead through 54 holes.
He remained steady on the final day, combatting a bogey on each nine with five birdies in a round of 69 which enabled him to hold off Australian Scott Hend who closed with a 7-under 65 to finish alone in 2nd-place.
Fun Facts & Scary Stats
- Cameron Young is the first player to win in wire-to-wire fashion at Doral since Andy Bean in 1977 (Credit: Justin Ray Golf)
- Nelly Korda is the first player since Annika Sorenstam in 2001 to begin an LPGA season with six consecutive top-2 finishes (Credit: Justin Ray Golf).
- Yordan Yanakiev became the first player to represent Bulgaria on the DP World Tour when he participated in the Turkish Airlines Open (Credit: DP World Tour).