Collin Morikawa broke a 28-month winless streak in dramatic fashion at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, birdieing the 72nd hole for a one-stroke victory at 22-under 266 to earn $3.6 million.

After a nearly 20-minute delay in the fairway — caused by Jacob Bridgeman's ball bouncing off rocks and into the Pacific — Morikawa striped a 233-yard 4-iron to the fringe and two-putted for the win. His Saturday 62 (hitting all 18 greens in regulation) set the table, and he held off a packed leaderboard that included Min Woo Lee and Sepp Straka (T2, -21) and Scottie Scheffler, who made three eagles in his final round — a first in PGA Tour history at Pebble Beach — to finish T4 at -20 (his EIGHTH straight Top-4 finish).

It's Morikawa's 7th career PGA Tour title and first since the 2023 ZOZO Championship. Oh, and he announced on the 18th green that he and wife Katherine are expecting their first child. What a day.

Over on the LIV Golf side, Anthony Kim authored what might be the greatest comeback in professional golf history, winning LIV Golf Adelaide for his first victory in nearly 16 years. The 40-year-old overcame a five-shot final-round deficit with a bogey-free 63 to finish at 23-under, three clear of Jon Rahm.

Kim's battle back from addiction and depression makes this one far bigger than golf — and the image of his wife and daughter running onto the 18th green to embrace him was the moment of the weekend. He earned $4 million and his champagne shower was actually carbonated water to honor his sobriety.

The Genesis Invitational returns to The Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, California this week (Feb 19-22) for its 100th edition as a PGA Tour Signature Event.

The $20 million purse features a stacked 72-player field with 18 of the top 20 in the world committed, including Scheffler, McIlroy, Morikawa, and Schauffele. Tiger Woods hosts but won't play as he recovers from back surgery. On the LPGA side, the Honda LPGA Thailand kicks off the Asian swing at Siam Country Club.

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