Akshay Bhatia closed with a 2-under 68 at East Lake, while Scottie Scheffler overturned a three-shot deficit to win the Tour Championship and his second FedExCup title. Akshay Bhatia rounded

Shubhankar Sharma closed with a disappointing 4-over 76, while England’s Joe Dean surged through the field to claim his maiden DP World Tour title at The Belfry. Shubhankar Sharma endured

Pranavi Urs closed with a 3-under 69 to finish tied for 17th, while Casandra Alexander completed a wire-to-wire victory at The K Club. Pranavi Urs produced a solid final-round 69

Pranavi Urs posted her third successive under-par round at The K Club, while Casandra Alexander retained a three-shot lead ahead of Sunday’s finale. Pranavi Urs remained within striking distance of

Akshay Bhatia lost ground with a third-round 71 at East Lake, while Viktor Hovland’s putting surge earned him a one-shot lead heading into the finale. Akshay Bhatia slipped to tied

Akshay Bhatia reached 9-under after 10 holes but surrendered four shots coming home, leaving him four strokes behind co-leaders Ryan Gerard and Viktor Hovland. Akshay Bhatia’s early charge was halted

Pranavi Urs combined an eagle with four birdies in a second-round 70 to reach 5-under, becoming the only Indian to qualify for the weekend at The K Club. Pranavi Urs

Shubhankar Sharma negotiated repeated rain delays to post rounds of 69 and 71, reaching the halfway stage four strokes behind leader Marco Penge at The Belfry. Shubhankar Sharma remained firmly

Akshay Bhatia began the PGA Tour’s season finale three strokes off the lead, while Min Woo Lee matched East Lake’s course record with a bogey-free 62. Akshay Bhatia moved into