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Brother, Can You Spare a Caddie?
Kitayama wins with family help on the bag, while LPGA rookie makes pro debut history
July 29, 2025
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Kurt Kitayama turned family emergency into victory gold at the 3M Open, claiming his second PGA Tour title at 23-under with brother Daniel on the bag. After his regular caddie departed for Bryson DeChambeau's team, the last-minute sibling partnership proved magical at TPC Twin Cities.
Kitayama brothers for the win 🏆
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR)
10:36 PM • Jul 27, 2025
Kitayama's weekend was sublime - a career-low 60 on Saturday followed by Sunday's 65 to win by one shot over Sam Stevens. He went on to make 20 birdies for the tournament, the most by a PGA Tour player in over 20 years. The $1,512,000 payday moved him from 110th to 53rd in FedEx Cup standings, securing his playoff spot with just the Wyndham Championship remaining.
20 birdies for Kurt Kitayama on the weekend alone!
That's the most in 20+ years.
He's just won the @3MOpen for his second TOUR title.
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR)
9:49 PM • Jul 27, 2025
Joaquin Niemann continued his LIV Golf demolition at JCB Golf & Country Club, capturing his record seventh LIV title and fifth of 2025 at 17-under. The Chilean's $4 million payday pushes his season earnings past $21 million - more than Scottie Scheffler's PGA Tour total.
.@joaconiemann wins for the 5th time this season🏆👏
#LIVGolfUK@TorqueGC_
— LIV Golf (@livgolf_league)
5:17 PM • Jul 27, 2025
FAIRY TALE IN SCOTLAND
Lottie Woad achieved golf immortality by winning the ISPS Handa Women's Scottish Open in her professional debut - a feat so rare that NBC switched from streaming to linear television mid-tournament.
When you realize you just won in your pro debut 😄
— LPGA (@LPGA)
2:31 PM • Jul 28, 2025
The 21-year-old Englishwoman dominated Dundonald Links at 21-under, earning $300,000 and full LPGA membership while becoming just the second player in three years to win their pro debut.
A dream pro debut 🏆
— LPGA (@LPGA)
4:51 PM • Jul 27, 2025
The moment was purely cinematic. Woad's wire-to-wire victory showcased remarkable composure, leading by three over Hyo Joo Kim with rounds of 67-65-67-68. Her achievement immediately made her the betting favorite for next week's AIG Women's Open at Royal Porthcawl.
History made 🏆
— LPGA (@LPGA)
6:16 PM • Jul 27, 2025
PREVIEW: CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY APPROACHES
Two major storylines dominate the upcoming week. The Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield Country Club serves as the PGA Tour's regular season finale, with Aaron Rai defending and players battling for the top-70 FedEx Cup playoff cutoff.
Meanwhile, the AIG Women's Open brings major championship golf to Wales for the first time, featuring defending champion Lydia Ko and a field led by World No. 1 Nelly Korda.
Driver off the deck, followed up by long eagle putt? Well done Bubba, well done.
2 DOD’S, 2 EAGLES FOR @bubbawatson 🔥
He’s 8-under thru the last 6 holes and 2 back of Joaco on 15-under 😱
🇬🇧 Stream on @ITVX
🇬🇧 Stream on @DaznSport
🇺🇸 Watch on @FS1#LIVGolfUK@RangeGoatsGC
— LIV Golf (@livgolf_league)
4:16 PM • Jul 27, 2025
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