English professional golfer with LET and LPGA wins
Ryan Fox has won the 154th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, finishing ten under. The win makes him New Zealand’s fourth major champion and follows a week marked by fast play and dramatic momentum. He defeated Cameron Young with a final-round surge, while the event featured record attendance and praise for Fox’s pace.
Ryan Fox has captured golf’s Open title in a dramatic Sunday finish at Royal Birkdale, overcoming Cameron Young to become the Open champion. The victory marks Fox’s first major, capping a career defined by a golfing ascent and a famous sporting lineage.
The Women's Open at Royal Lytham & St Annes has a star-studded field including world No. 1 Nelly Korda, two majors in 2026, and a chance to become the first to win three majors in a season since 2013. Groupings feature Korda alongside Haeran Ryu and Lydia Ko, with play underway at Royal Lytham & St Annes.
Wyndham Clark has won the U.S. Open by one shot, finishing 4-under 276 after leading most of the final round. Sam Burns narrowly misses a comeback, with Tom Kim and Scottie Scheffler in pursuit. Keith Mitchell sets a record for four even-par rounds. Joaquin Niemann makes a stirring comeback to finish seventh and earn a spot in Pebble Beach.
Haeran Ryu has won the Evian Championship, completing a double major within three weeks after winning the Women’s PGA Championship. She finished 18-under through four rounds, with a memorable 60 in the third round and birdie on the final hole to seal the record. Brooke Henderson finished second, while Lottie Woad and Aki Iwai were among the challengers.
Jerry Kelly has won the ISPS HANDA Senior Open at Gleneagles, finishing with a birdie to clinch victory; Stephen Gallacher shot 62 but finished behind, while Darren Fichardt and Cameron Percy were contending. Kelly secures an Open exemption and the $450,000 prize, praising Scottish fans and family presence.
Seoul-born Liens Kim has claimed victory at the Women’s Scottish Open, finishing nine-under after a late surge on the final day. Shin had led at times but finishes with a three-over 75 for nine-under total; Anannarukarn trails two back.