Get ready for an intense Sunday finale at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship! Six golfers are within striking distance of the lead, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. Adam Schenk and Braden Thornberry are tied at the top, with Takumi Kanaya, Max McGreevy, Chandler Phillips, and Adam Hadwin hot on their tails. This group is fighting for their 2026 PGA TOUR card, and some are seeking their first-ever TOUR victory.
Takumi Kanaya, with his impressive record on the Japan Golf Tour, and Adam Schenk, who’s been working tirelessly to improve his game, share their journeys and the challenges they’ve faced. Braden Thornberry, a college standout, talks about his curious climb to the TOUR and his recent success.
With weather delays and high winds forecasted, the players must focus on the task at hand. Who will tilt the trophy and secure their place in PGA TOUR history? Find out in this thrilling video as we bring you all the action and insights from the Butterfield Bermuda Championship.
Get ready for an intense and thrilling finale at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Six golfers are poised to battle it out on Sunday with the stakes higher than ever. It’s a fight for their PGA Tour cards and a chance to etch their names in history. The battle for supremacy. Adam Shank and Braden Thornberry lead the pack tied at 12 under par. But they’re not alone. Takumi Kaya, Max McGrevy, Chandler Phillips, and Adam Hadwin are hot on their tails. just one shot behind. This is a group of golfers who are all fighting for their professional lives and a chance to secure their future on the tour. Hadwin, the only player with a tour victory, is a seasoned veteran, but the rest are hungry for their first taste of success. McGrevy, currently at number 100 in the FedEx Cup fall standings, is looking to burst the bubble and secure his spot. The others including Shank, Thornberry, Kaya, and Phillips are on the outside, eager to break into the elite circle. The road to redemption. Takumi Kanaya, despite his impressive record on the Japan Golf Tour, finds himself in a tough spot. His second lowest round on Saturday, a five under 66, showcases his talent, but it’s a position he didn’t want to be in. Kanaya, like the others, has faced challenges, whether it’s swing changes, injuries, or a string of poor performances. This is their chance to turn things around and write a new chapter. For Adam Shank, a tour title has been a long- aaited dream. He’s held the lead or co-lead for the fifth time, but victory has eluded him in his 243rd start. He knows the consequences if he doesn’t make the top 100, and that’s a powerful motivator. Shank is determined to seize the opportunity and make tomorrow count. Thornberry, a college standout with an impressive resume, has had a unique journey to the tour. After winning the NCAA men’s golf championship in 2017, he’s now looking to carry that success forward. He’s hoping to build on his recent win at the cornfairy tour championship and make a mark on the main stage. The pressure cooker. The weather has played its part with a brief delay due to island rain and now high winds are forecasted for Sunday. This means less time for the players to overthink and more focus on the task at hand. It’s a blessing in disguise as they can channel their energy into their game without overanalyzing. Shank is excited for the challenge and he knows the importance of a good night’s rest. He’s determined to stay calm and excited, knowing that tomorrow could be a life-changing day. For the winner, it’s an opportunity of a lifetime. But even for those at the top, it’s a chance to prove themselves and secure their future. Who will tilt the trophy and write their name in the history books? Only time will tell, and it promises to be an unforgettable finale.
