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Wyndham’s Historic 60 & Scheffler’s Slam - May 25th, 2026
On May 25th, 2026, Wyndham Clark fired a historic final-round 60 to win the CJ Cup Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch, headlining a wild Sunday that featured Scottie Scheffler's frustration and the arrival of 19-year-old Blades Brown.
- Wyndham Clark captured the CJ Cup Byron Nelson with a historic final-round 60, shooting a 28 on the back nine to reach 30-under. The win was fueled by a switch to a Ping Scottsdale TEC Ally Blue Onset mallet putter.
- "The greatest thing about having a downfall like that is the comeback," Clark said, expressing relief ("Finally") after his recent anger management struggles at Oakmont.
- Clark's 10-minute rules standoff over casual water on the 9th hole backed up the final groups, prompting one fan to label him "hateable without any endearing qualities."
- Scottie Scheffler's bid to match Tiger Woods' 2007 title-defense record fell short with a third-place finish, while Si Woo Kim secured runner-up honors despite an incredible 33 birdies for the week and a bogey-free 65.
- Frustrated by the birdie-fest, Scheffler violently slammed his driver on the 13th hole, noting, "you have got to make a ton of birdies."
- Fans heavily criticized TPC Craig Ranch's $20 million renovations, with many calling the birdie-heavy venue a "Champions Tour level track."
- Nineteen-year-old phenom Blades Brown earned Special Temporary Membership after firing four rounds in the 60s (66, 68, 65, 67) to finish T14. The teenager proved he belongs on the big stage during a breakout week.
- Frank Nobilo called Brown "a superstar in the making," while the teen simply called the achievement "pretty sick" and thanked his dad.
- Brown has been quietly receiving mentorship from PGA Tour veteran Tony Finau, helping guide the young star through his massive achievement.
Luke Clanton's 155-yard hole-out eagle and Sam Ryder's lip-hanger • Jackson Suber's "no hero shot" strategy for a 63 secures a T4 finish and a Colonial spot • Amanda Balionis's rental car horror story: "How sweaty must a person be to saturate a seatbelt."
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By Golf.aiOn May 25th, 2026, Wyndham Clark fired a historic final-round 60 to win the CJ Cup Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch, headlining a wild Sunday that featured Scottie Scheffler's frustration and the arrival of 19-year-old Blades Brown.
- Wyndham Clark captured the CJ Cup Byron Nelson with a historic final-round 60, shooting a 28 on the back nine to reach 30-under. The win was fueled by a switch to a Ping Scottsdale TEC Ally Blue Onset mallet putter.
- "The greatest thing about having a downfall like that is the comeback," Clark said, expressing relief ("Finally") after his recent anger management struggles at Oakmont.
- Clark's 10-minute rules standoff over casual water on the 9th hole backed up the final groups, prompting one fan to label him "hateable without any endearing qualities."
- Scottie Scheffler's bid to match Tiger Woods' 2007 title-defense record fell short with a third-place finish, while Si Woo Kim secured runner-up honors despite an incredible 33 birdies for the week and a bogey-free 65.
- Frustrated by the birdie-fest, Scheffler violently slammed his driver on the 13th hole, noting, "you have got to make a ton of birdies."
- Fans heavily criticized TPC Craig Ranch's $20 million renovations, with many calling the birdie-heavy venue a "Champions Tour level track."
- Nineteen-year-old phenom Blades Brown earned Special Temporary Membership after firing four rounds in the 60s (66, 68, 65, 67) to finish T14. The teenager proved he belongs on the big stage during a breakout week.
- Frank Nobilo called Brown "a superstar in the making," while the teen simply called the achievement "pretty sick" and thanked his dad.
- Brown has been quietly receiving mentorship from PGA Tour veteran Tony Finau, helping guide the young star through his massive achievement.
Luke Clanton's 155-yard hole-out eagle and Sam Ryder's lip-hanger • Jackson Suber's "no hero shot" strategy for a 63 secures a T4 finish and a Colonial spot • Amanda Balionis's rental car horror story: "How sweaty must a person be to saturate a seatbelt."
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.