Author name: GolfOvernight Writer

Alex Noren wins the BMW PGA Championship for the second time in his career. The win is his 12th DP World Tour victory, which is now the most for any Swedish player. Here’s a look at the full bag of Callaway equipment that Noren used to win at Wentworth in a thrilling play-off.

Alex Noren secured his second BMW PGA Championship title at Wentworth, defeating Adrien Saddier with a birdie on the first play-off hole.

Ernie Els is on track to win his eighth PGA Tour Champions event but fellow South African Retief Goosen is hot on his heels with one round to play in the US.

England’s Charley Hull enjoys a one-shot lead with one round of the Kroger Queen City Championship to play, but Australia’s Gabriel Ruffles remains a chance.

Alex Noren eagled the 18th to move into a share of the lead with Adrien Saddier after three rounds of the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth.

Ben Griffin has gone about his business like he was at any other PGA Tour stop, even with so many Ryder Cup teammates around him. He played bogey-free for the second straight day with a six-under 66 in California.

Chanettee Wannasaen leads the LPGA Tour event in Ohio over a trio including fellow Thai Jeeno Thitikul, with Aussie Minjee Lee five shots behind after 36 holes.

Greg Chalmers leads an 11-man Australian pack chasing Argentina’s Angel Cabrera at the PGA Tour Champions event in South Dakota.

Hideki Matsuyama is one shot clear in the European tour’s flagship PGA Championship with Adam Scott and Elvis Smylie leading the Australian challenge.

Chanettee Wannasaen shot a nine-under 63 to take a two-stroke lead in the LPGA Championship, with Australian Gabriela Ruffels four behind and in good form.

He won on the LIV Tour in Miami and contested two major championships in 2025, and now Marc Leishman has turned his attention to Australia where he will compete in the Australian PGA Championship at Royal Queensland, the Australian Open at Royal Melbourne, and the WA Open at Mount Lawley.