On November 17th, 2025, Adam Schenk battled 45 mph winds to capture his first PGA Tour title in his 243rd start at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship, shaking up the FedExCup Fall standings.

Butterfield Bermuda Championship

In his 243rd start, Adam Schenk finally captured his maiden PGA Tour victory. Battling hurricane-force winds, he used a desperate, one-handed putting fix to grind out an even-par 71 for an emotional win and a two-year exemption.

• When asked if he always believed this moment would come, Schenk admitted, "No, I really didn't."
• Schenk wore the same stained sweater for the final two rounds, a superstitious move that clearly paid off in the end.

FedExCup Fall Drama

The final round was a tale of two fortunes. Chandler Phillips fired a brilliant 65 to jump from 139th to 92nd and secure his card, while co-leader Braden Thornberry shot a nine-over 80 to collapse and miss his chance.

• Runner-up Chandler Phillips on the conditions: "That was the hardest round of golf I’ve ever played in my life."
• Phillips' emotional finish was fueled by his motivation to play for his autistic brother, Dawson, whom he calls his "best friend."

Quick Hits

Final Top 5: Schenk, Phillips, Smalley, Whaley, McGreevy • Key FedExCup movers: Max McGreevy & Takumi Kanaya • All eyes now turn to the RSM Classic, the final event of the Fall.

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