Tom Kim claims first PGA Tour win in over 1,000 days at Genesis Scottish Open

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Last updated Jul 12, 2026

Tom Kim claims first PGA Tour win in over 1,000 days at Genesis Scottish Open
Summary

Tom Kim secured his fourth PGA Tour title with a two-shot victory at the Genesis Scottish Open on July 12, 2026. He finished at 17 under par, overcoming Robert MacIntyre and Matt Fitzpatrick, who both fell short of the win. Kim started the final round one stroke behind co-leaders but shot a blemish-free 65 to lead the event. MacIntyre ended tied for third, four strokes behind Kim, marking a disappointing outcome despite a strong start. Johnny Keefer, among others, qualified for The Open through their performances in this tournament.

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  • •Kim closed with a final round of 65 to secure the title.
  • •He finished at 17 under, two shots ahead of Min Woo Lee.
  • •MacIntyre and Fitzpatrick tied for third at 13 under.
  • •Rory McIlroy achieved a final round of 64, finishing tied-seventh.
  • •Three players qualified for The Open, including Johnny Keefer.
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Tom Kim ended his 1,001-day wait for a fourth PGA Tour title by closing out an impressive two-shot win at the Genesis Scottish Open, as Robert MacIntyre missed out on a home victory.

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