Collin Morikawa Wins Dramatically at Pebble Beach, Earns $3.6 Million USD

Collin Morikawa once again showcased his class on the big stage. At the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Morikawa closed the week with a dramatic one-stroke victory at Pebble Beach golf Links, securing his seventh title on the PGA Tour while taking home 700 FedExCup points and a $3.6 million prize.

Morikawa finished at 22-under total, locking in the win through a controlled 5-under final round. This marks his first title since the 2023 season, a wait redeemed by his mature performance in crucial moments.

Morikawa's journey to the trophy wasn't without pressure. He started the tournament at 3-under and was stuck at T39. However, his performance steadily improved with 4-under in the second round (T27), followed by a 10-under explosion in the third round that rocketed him to T2.

As competition intensified on Sunday, Morikawa delivered efficient and disciplined golf to clinch the victory.

Fierce Competition on the Final Day 

Scottie Scheffler posted the day's best score with 9-under, leaping 18 spots to finish T4 alongside Tommy Fleetwood. 

Min Woo Lee made a big charge with 7-under to finish T2 alongside the steady Sepp Straka.

Meanwhile, overnight leader Akshay Bhatia dropped to T6 after carding even-par. 

Rory McIlroy recorded the most impressive surge with 8-under, climbing 25 positions to T14.

Yet the spotlight remained on Morikawa, who stayed calm, precise, and sharp when it mattered most. On an accuracy-demanding course like Pebble Beach, he demonstrated his signature combination of iron-play control and clinical Putting.

This win isn't just another trophy—it signals Morikawa's return as a serious threat in this season's FedExCup chase.(pgatour)