News Summary
In an electrifying finish, Ryan Fox celebrates his first PGA Tour win at the 2025 Oneflight Myrtle Beach Classic held at Dunes Golf and Beach Club. Fox triumphed in a thrilling playoff against Harry Higgs and Mackenzie Hughes, securing a total prize of $720,000 and a two-year exemption on the PGA Tour. His remarkable birdie on the final hole made for a gripping spectacle on Mother’s Day, solidifying his position among the season’s first-time winners. The tournament showcased not just raw talent but also the camaraderie of the golf community.
Ryan Fox Seizes First PGA Tour Victory at 2025 Oneflight Myrtle Beach Classic!
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, was buzzing this past weekend as Ryan Fox pulled off a spectacular win at the 2025 Oneflight Myrtle Beach Classic, marking his first-ever victory on the PGA Tour after 68 tries. The tournament, held at the beautiful Dunes Golf and Beach Club, turned out to be a nail-biter, especially for those who stayed tuned in on Mother’s Day to see the thrilling finish.
A Playoff Finale Like No Other
The stakes were high as Fox, alongside Harry Higgs and Mackenzie Hughes, found themselves in a playoff after an intense day of golf. All three golfers had been gunning for a spot in the upcoming PGA Championship, but it was Hughes’s bogey on the final hole that pushed them into sudden death. It’s fascinating to note that Hughes, boasting a 2-0 record in previous PGA Tour playoffs, couldn’t quite pull it off this time.
What made this playoff truly memorable was Fox’s incredible birdie on the 18th hole, where he chipped in from off the green. That tension-filled moment was what golf fans live for, and it ensured that the victory would be etched in his memory forever!
More Than Just a Trophy
By clinching this win, Fox not only snagged the $720,000 prize but also secured a two-year PGA Tour exemption, giving him the chance to compete in high-stakes tournaments without worrying about qualifying. The victory grants him 300 FedExCup points, which is crucial for maintaining a competitive edge in future seasons. Plus, he’ll be able to tee off at notable events like the 2026 Sentry and THE PLAYERS Championship, further marking his ascending career in the sport.
Celebrating First-Time Winners
A Weekend to Remember
The Myrtle Beach Classic turned out to have its fair share of drama in more ways than one. The weather threw the schedule for a loop, delaying play and adding to the day’s excitement. But amidst the delays, there were fabulous performances, including a 30-yard eagle flop shot from Carson Young that had spectators buzzing.
Looking Forward
For Harry Higgs, the experience was bittersweet as he finished in a strong second place, proud of his perseverance and setting his sights on future opportunities. Meanwhile, Mackenzie Hughes, despite his playoff loss, remains a formidable competitor with aspirations to bounce back swiftly.
This year’s tournament not only highlighted the fierce competitive spirit of the golfers but also demonstrated the incredible camaraderie and sportsmanship so prevalent in the golf community. As the Oneflight Myrtle Beach Classic returns for its second year, fans can only hope for more breathtaking moments like this!
In Conclusion
Congratulations are in order for Ryan Fox on his groundbreaking win! It surely sets the stage for what promises to be an exciting golf season ahead. The energy at the Dunes Golf and Beach Club was electric, and Myrtle Beach delivered yet another memorable event for players and fans alike.
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Additional Resources
- Golf Week: Oneflight Myrtle Beach Classic Scores
- PGA Tour: FedExCup Points and Prize Money Breakdown
- ESPN: Carson Young Takes Lead at Myrtle Beach Classic
- CBS Sports: 2025 Myrtle Beach Classic Picks and Predictions
- Myrtle Beach Online: Local News on Myrtle Beach Classic
- Google Search: Oneflight Myrtle Beach Classic
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