Tom Kim is a winner again, 1,001 days after his last one. Kim closed with a bogey-free 64 at The Renaissance Club to win the Genesis Scottish Open at 17-under, two clear of Min Woo Lee.

Saturday fog forced him to grind through 29 holes on Sunday, and he never blinked. The win is worth $1.575 million, makes Kim the first South Korean to capture the Scottish Open, and puts him alongside McIlroy, Garcia, and Matsuyama as the only non-Americans with four PGA Tour wins before turning 25.

The bigger jaw-dropper came Friday. Scottie Scheffler missed the cut, his first in nearly four years, snapping a streak of 78 consecutive cuts made, the fifth-longest in PGA Tour history. Awkward timing for the defending Open champion.

Haeran Ryu won't need long to describe her week: historic. Ryu fired an 11-under 60 on Saturday, the lowest round ever recorded in a women's major, then outlasted Brooke Henderson in a playoff at the Amundi Evian Championship after both finished 19-under. Henderson eagled the 72nd hole to force extra golf, but Ryu's two-putt birdie on the first playoff hole sealed her second consecutive major and $1.4 million.

Major season saves its best stage for last. The Open Championship heads to Royal Birkdale (July 16–19) for the first time since Jordan Spieth's 2017 escape act. Scottie Scheffler defends and chases the first back-to-back Open titles since Padraig Harrington in 2008–09, though see above regarding his Friday in Scotland.

Rory McIlroy sits right behind him on the betting boards, while home fans pin their hopes on Fleetwood, Fitzpatrick, and Rose. England hasn't produced an Open champion since Nick Faldo in 1992.

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