News Summary
The 2025 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic concluded with an exhilarating finish at The Dunes Golf and Beach Club. Ryan Fox emerged victorious after an intense playoff, claiming his first PGA Tour title. The tournament drew an impressive crowd despite weather delays, showcasing incredible talent from players including Mackenzie Hughes and Harry Higgs. The event provided accessibility for spectators and a platform for future golf talent, making it a memorable chapter in golf history.
Myrtle Beach Sees Exciting Finish at the 2025 ONEflight Classic
In the beautiful coastal city of Myrtle Beach, golf enthusiasts were treated to an exhilarating show at the 2025 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic held at The Dunes Golf and Beach Club. Despite facing some challenging weather conditions with a delayed start on Friday, the excitement remained high as players began to showcase their skills on the greens.
Day Two Thrills
As the second day of the tournament came to a close, it was Mackenzie Hughes from Canada and Cristobal Del Solar from Chile who found themselves in a deadlock at the top with an impressive score of 10-under 132. But the competition was fierce with a talented group of players trailing closely behind. Danny Walker, Harry Higgs, Will Chandler, Nick Watney, and Davis Shore all tied for third place at -9 with a score of 133.
Norman Xiong from the U.S. wasn’t too far off either, sitting in eighth place at 8-under with a score of 134. The tournament had to adjust its schedules due to the weather, pushing morning tee times from 8:30 to 10:20 a.m. and afternoon times from 1:10 to 3:00 p.m., but fans were undeterred in their enthusiasm for this thrilling event.
Event Logistics
For those heading out to enjoy the action in person, tickets and parking passes were conveniently sold through Ticketmaster on the Myrtle Beach Classic’s website. With digital options, spectators could easily scan their tickets on their mobile devices. What’s more, children under 15 had free ground access, and veterans and first responders were treated to a generous 25% discount on their tickets. Day pass prices varied from a friendly $30 to a whopping $2,500, accommodating all budgets.
The event was also available for those who prefer to watch from the comfort of their home, with coverage on the Golf Channel running Thursday to Friday from 10 a.m. to noon and Saturday to Sunday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Special programming, including exclusive segments like “The Drop,” kept golf fans engaged throughout the tournament.
Parking Made Easy
General parking was set up in Lot 9, located at 2400 N Oak St, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577, costing just $20 per day, but keep in mind that cash wasn’t accepted. To help spectators, shuttles efficiently transported them from the parking lot right to the course. However, it was crucial to note a few prohibited items such as weapons, large bags, glass bottles, laptops, oversized chairs, and pets, save for service animals.
Ryan Fox Emerges Victorious
As the tournament progressed into its final moments, Ryan Fox made headlines by claiming the championship title. In a nail-biting finish, Fox won after defeating Mackenzie Hughes and Harry Higgs in a sudden-death playoff. He pulled off an incredible chip-in for birdie from off the green on the 18th hole, marking his first-ever victory on the PGA Tour. Along with the trophy, Fox walked away with a handsome $720,000 and a coveted spot in the upcoming PGA Championship.
The playoff was thrilling, especially since Hughes faced a bogey on the last hole of regulation while Higgs managed to secure par, which meant it was time for a playoff. In the meantime, Carson Young, who performed beautifully during the third round, led with a score of 13-under 200 after an impressive 7-under 64, which included a jaw-dropping 30-yard eagle on the par-5 15th.
What’s Next for Players
Mackenzie Hughes had a fantastic start with a 63 in the first round but ended tied for second place after a 70 on the final day. As the tournament wrapped up, players congratulated each other, excited for what’s next. As an alternate event to the Truist Championship, the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic is a beacon for future talent in the sport. With its generous prize purse, it provided an exceptional platform for showcasing their skills and passion for golf.
With so much action and coverage, the 2025 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic will surely be remembered as a thrilling chapter in the world of golf!
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Additional Resources
- Myrtle Beach Online
- Golfweek
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