Adam Schenk Wins First PGA Tour Title at Bermuda Championship
⛳ Adam Schenk proves perseverance pays off!
After 243 PGA Tour starts, the 33-year-old finally broke through to win his first PGA Tour championship at the 2025 Butterfield Bermuda Championship 🏆. Battling 22 mph winds at Port Royal, Schenk held his nerve and secured a historic victory that also guarantees his Tour card through 2027.
In this video, we break down:
✔️ How Schenk overcame a long streak of missed cuts to finally win
✔️ His incredible performance under pressure on Championship Sunday
✔️ The significance of this victory for his PGA Tour career
✔️ His candid post-win reaction and emotional journey
✔️ What this first win could mean for his future on Tour
💥 Why this matters: Adam Schenk is the 16th first-time winner on the PGA Tour this season, and his story is a testament to perseverance, patience, and never giving up—no matter how long the journey takes.
👉 Watch until the end for a full recap of his Bermuda Championship triumph and post-win interview!
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Who knew it only took one hand to secure a PGA Tour victory? Well, Adam Shank made it look possible in Bermuda, overcoming 22 miles per hour winds to capture his first PGA Tour Championship at the 2025 Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Since earning his PGA Tour membership in 2018, Shank had competed in 243 events without a single win. That all changed at Port Royal where he finally broke through and in the process secured his tour card through the end of 2027 as the PGA Tours official X account noted. 243 RD Tour start first tour win. After entering at Bermuda Champ at 134th on the hash FedEx Cup fall, Adam Shank breaks through and keeps his tour card through 2027. The victory was particularly significant given Shanks precarious position. He had been fighting to turn his season around, coming close at the 2025 Sony Open in Hawaii, where he finished just three strokes shy of the win. Even as the 54hole leader in Bermuda, Shank faced a daunting final round. Championship Sunday brought strong wins, tough conditions, and opponents also fighting to secure PGA Tour status for the next season. Despite the pressure, the 33-year-old held steady, recording just one birdie and one bogey over 18 holes, enough to clinch the title and secure a historic first PGA Tour victory. After 243 starts, emotions understandably ran high for Shank as he celebrated on the 18th green. When asked if he ever imagined this moment would come, Shank was candid. No, I really didn’t. I started to play some better golf over the last four months. I still always had a little bit of belief, but when you’re missing seven or eight cuts in a row, it’s hard to keep that belief alive. Yet, despite the struggles and doubts, Shank persevered. His winning putt on the 18th hole not only secured his first PGA Tour title, but also made him the 16th firsttime winner on the PGA Tour this season. With this breakthrough, Adam Shank now has a strong foundation and momentum. Fans will be hoping this is just the first of many PGA Tour victories to come die.
