The PGA TOUR heats up in Utah! Catch all the action from the Bank of Utah Championship, featuring an incredible ace by Ben Kohles. With only three tournaments left in the 2025 season, every shot counts as players battle for FedExCup points. This week’s field is stacked with proven winners, rising stars, and local favorites competing on the unique Black Desert Resort course, carved through a lava field.
Don’t miss Michael Thorbjornsen seeking redemption, Alex Noren leading the pack, and defending champion Matt McCarty aiming for back-to-back wins. Plus, see up-and-comers like Michael Brennan and Kihei Akina make their mark.
Tune in to see who will rise to the top and secure their spot in the FedExCup Fall standings!
The PGA Tours Utah Showdown where legends rise and fall. The Bank of Utah Championship is not just another tournament. It’s a pivotal moment in the FedEx Cup fall action. With the season winding down, every shot and point gained or lost could be the difference between glory and heartbreak. And this year’s event at the Black Desert Resort promises to be a thriller. But first, let’s rewind to the shots of the week where Ben Kohl’s stunning ace stole the show at the inaugural Utah Championship. As the PGA Tour returns to Utah, the stakes are higher than ever. Field notes. Michael Forbesen, fresh from a solo third at the Bay Current Classic, seeks redemption in Utah after withdrawing last year with a promising start. Alex Norin, the world’s top ranked golfer, brings his DP World Tour wins to Utah, fresh off his RDER Cup vice captaincy. Maverick McNeely, a consistent top 10 finisher, returns to the PGA Tour after a solid T13 at the Procore Championship. Billy Horchel, recovering from hip surgery, makes his comeback on American soil. Defending champion Matt Mccardi with his incredible final round 60 in Japan aims to reign supreme again. Sponsor exemptions. Michael Brennan, a PGA Tour America standout, aims to emulate Nat McCarti success from last year. Kihei Akina, the young BYU freshman, tease it up for the second time in Utah. Carson Lundelle, Connor How, and David Leaky make their PGA Tour debuts representing their respective universities. Preston Summerhazes, a Utah native, adds to his cornfairy tour top 10s with his fourth PGA Tour event. Signature event storylines. And here’s where it gets intriguing. The AON Next 10 offers a golden opportunity for players ranked 51 to 60 in the FedEx Cup fall to secure spots in the 2026 signature events. Max Grazerman’s runner-up finish in Japan propelled him into the top 50 while Garrick Higgo’s T4 at the Bay Current Championship boosted his chances. But McKenzie Hughes, once at number 60, slipped to number 64, showing the fine line between success and disappointment. FedEx Cup points. The winner of the Bank of Utah Championship will pocket a massive 500 FedEx Cup points, a significant boost in the rankings. Course overview. The Black Desert Resort, a Tom Weissoff Phil Smith design, is a golfer’s paradise with wide fairways and just two water hazards. It’s a course that rewards precision and strategy. The back nine, opened in May 2023, adds a fresh challenge to the already impressive layout. Past champions Matt Mccardi dominated the inaugural Bank of Utah Championship last year, continuing his cornfairy tour success, he triumphed over Stefan Joerger by three shots with Lucas Glover and Kevin Streelman tied for third. How to follow the action television. Catch the excitement on Golf Channel and the NBC Sports app from Thursday to Sunday. PGA Tour live on ESPN Plus. Stream every shot from Thursday to Sunday, ensuring you don’t miss a moment. As the FedEx Cup fall intensifies, the Bank of Utah Championship becomes a battleground for players fighting for their place in the sun. Who will rise to the occasion and etch their name in PGA Tour history? Tune in to find out. And don’t forget to share your predictions in the comments below. Will a veteran secure their legacy or will a rising star steal the show? The Utah desert awaits its champion.
