It’s all on the line at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship! Six players are within one shot of the lead heading into Sunday, all fighting for their 2026 PGA TOUR card. Adam Schenk, Braden Thornberry, Takumi Kanaya, Max McGreevy, Chandler Phillips, and Adam Hadwin are battling it out in windy conditions. Who will claim the trophy and secure their TOUR future?
Watch as these golfers navigate the pressure, with Schenk seeking his first win in 243 starts, Kanaya aiming to add a PGA TOUR victory to his Japan Golf Tour success, and Thornberry looking to recapture his college championship form. Don’t miss this thrilling finale!
Key Moments:
6 players within 1 shot of the lead
Fight for 2026 PGA TOUR cards
Adam Schenk seeks first TOUR win
Takumi Kanaya aims for PGA TOUR breakthrough
Windy conditions add to the drama
Players to Watch:
Adam Schenk
Braden Thornberry
Takumi Kanaya
Max McGreevy
Chandler Phillips
Adam Hadwin
The Butterfield Bermuda Championship is heating up with a thrilling Sunday showdown. Six golfers are within a single shot of the lead, and the tension is palpable as they battle for their PGA Tour future. This is a career-defining moment, especially for those yet to taste victory. Adam Shank and Braden Thornberry share the spotlight at 12 under par, closely followed by Takcomi Kaya, Max McGrevy, Chandler Phillips, and the former leader Adam Hadwin. just one stroke behind. Hadwin, the sold tour winner among them, stands out with his experience. McGrevy at number 100 in the FedEx Cup fall standings, is poised to burst the bubble, while Thornberry, Shank, Kaya, and Phillips are all vying for a spot in the top 100. Kaya’s impressive performance on Saturday, a 5 under 66 in challenging conditions, showcases his potential, but he knows the pressure is on. For Shank, this could be his moment. With 55 54 hole leads under his belt, he’s hungry for that elusive first win. “I have to go to Q school if I don’t get inside the top 100,” he said, emphasizing a high stakes, but he’s confident in the changes he’s made to his game. Thornberry, a former NCAA champion, is also seeking a breakthrough. His cornfairy tour championship win in 2022 could be the catalyst he needs. But with a weather delay and high winds forecasted for the finale, the players will have to stay sharp and focused. As the tournament reaches its climax, the question remains, who will seize the opportunity of a lifetime? Will it be one of the five seeking their first win, or will experience prevail? The stage is set for a dramatic conclusion, and the golf world eagerly awaits the outcome. But remember, in golf, it ain’t over till it’s
