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Ryan Fox Wins First PGA Tour Title at Myrtle Beach Classic

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View of the Dunes Golf and Beach Club during the Myrtle Beach Classic

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Ryan Fox achieved a monumental victory at the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic, claiming his first PGA Tour win. The event, which occurred on Mother’s Day, culminated in a thrilling sudden-death playoff against Mackenzie Hughes and Harry Higgs. Fox’s remarkable chip-in for birdie on the playoff hole sealed his win, making him the sixth player to win in a playoff this season and the eighth first-time winner on the PGA Tour for 2025. The victory also grants him an exemption from PGA Tour events until 2027.

Ryan Fox Claims His First PGA Tour Victory in a Thrilling Finish at Myrtle Beach

In a dramatic turn of events that made for an unforgettable Sunday, Ryan Fox secured his first-ever PGA Tour victory at the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic. The event took place in the charming coastal city of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and ended up becoming a real nail-biter for both players and fans alike.

A Mother’s Day to Remember

What made this victory even more special is that it fell on Mother’s Day. The day kicked off with some challenges as the weather decided to play hardball, causing delays for the start of the tournament. But that didn’t deter Fox or any of the other competitors from stepping up their game.

A Sudden-Death Showdown

After four rounds of rigorous golfing, Fox finished regulation at 15-under 269, which threw him into a sudden-death playoff along with Mackenzie Hughes and Harry Higgs. As the tension in the air rose, Hughes faced disappointment by bogeying the last hole, while Higgs managed to hold steady with a par.

The Epic Playoff

Then came the moment that will last in all our memories! On the very first playoff hole at the par-4 18th of the Dunes Golf and Beach Club, Fox pulled off a dramatic chip-in for birdie from across the green, clinching his win in a way that any sports fan would love to see. What a way to make a statement!

What This Win Means for Ryan Fox

This remarkable win not only marked Fox as the sixth player to win in a playoff this season but also as the eighth first-time winner on the PGA Tour for 2025. Talk about making history! Alongside the glory, Fox walked away with a whopping $720,000 and 300 FedExCup points. Additionally, this victory means he is now exempt from participating in PGA Tour events until 2027 and has earned himself a spot at some prestigious competitions, including the 2025 PGA Championship and the 2026 editions of The Sentry and THE PLAYERS Championship.

Fox’s Journey to Glory

Before this win, Fox was primarily known for his time on the DP World Tour. He had earned his PGA Tour card by finishing in the top 10 of the Race to Dubai rankings in 2023. But despite all that experience, his transition to the PGA Tour had its ups and downs, leaving him under immense pressure to prove himself. This victory undoubtedly lifts that burden from Fox’s shoulders—what a relief it must be!

Other Competitors in the Mix

Let’s not forget about Hughes, who was actually the pre-tournament favorite at +2000 odds but couldn’t snag the win in the playoff. This defeat marks Hughes’ first loss in playoff competition. Then there’s Harry Higgs, entering the playoff with some long odds at +17000, still on the hunt for his first PGA Tour victory.

Final Thoughts on the Tournament

Meanwhile, rookie Cristobal Del Solar and first-time father Carson Young also made their mark but fell to T31 and T13, respectively. Not to mention, this tournament coincided with the Truist Championship, won by Austrian golfer Sepp Straka. As Fox celebrated his win, his wife humorously requested a trophy for Mother’s Day. He came through with style!

In conclusion, Ryan Fox’s triumphant victory at the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic not only adds a significant chapter to his career but also serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of sports, especially golf. Who can wait to see what’s next for this rising star?

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