Cameron Young is a Players champion. The 28-year-old from Scarborough, New York came from four shots back on Sunday at TPC Sawgrass to win the biggest event of his career, finishing at 13-under 275 and pocketing $4.5 million from the $25 million purse. It is his second PGA Tour win — just seven months after finally breaking through at the 2025 Wyndham Championship after seven career runner-up finishes.

The Sunday drama was unforgettable. Ludvig Åberg entered the final round with a three-shot lead and promptly found water on both holes 11 and 12, making a bogey and double-bogey to fall completely out of contention. That left Matt Fitzpatrick and Young to settle it.

Young drained a 9.5-foot birdie putt on the par-3 17th to pull level, then striped a 375-yard drive on 18 and made par. Fitzpatrick, needing a par to force a playoff, missed an 8-foot putt on 18 — giving Young the title outright. It was brutal for Fitzpatrick. It was brilliant for Young.

Elsewhere, Collin Morikawa withdrew after just one hole on Thursday after hurting his back on a practice swing, and defending champion Rory McIlroy ground through back spasms all week to finish at even par — well outside contention. Both are now racing the clock ahead of the Masters.

Think you could have called Cameron Young this week? Put your picks where your mouth is. Åberg blew a three-shot lead. Fitzpatrick missed a two-footer. Picks are hard — but a lot more fun when something is on the line.

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Over in Singapore, Bryson DeChambeau won LIV Golf Singapore at Sentosa Golf Club — but he did not look like a winner doing it. DeChambeau and wild card Richard T. Lee both finished at 14-under 270 to force a playoff.

In extra holes, DeChambeau hit his tee shot into the water. Lee had the win in his hands. Then Lee missed a 2-foot par putt to hand DeChambeau the title and $4 million. Lee himself called it "absolutely brutal." DeChambeau called it lucky. The 4 Aces GC claimed their second consecutive team title.

The Florida Swing wraps up this week at Innisbrook Resort's Copperhead Course in Palm Harbor — one of the toughest non-major venues on Tour. Defending champion Viktor Hovland is back, and the field includes Xander Schauffele (riding a T3 at The Players), Matt Fitzpatrick (motivated after Sunday's heartbreak), Jordan Spieth, and a returning Brooks Koepka in his first Valspar since 2022. With just three events remaining before the Masters, every round counts.

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