Scottie Scheffler did it again. The 34-year-old from Dallas, Texas, grabbed the BMW Championship at Caves Valley Golf Club on Sunday. He was able to edge out Robert MacIntyre on the final day. Scheffler finished the weekend at -15.
Adding another title heading into the season finale 🏆
FedExCup No. 1 Scottie Scheffler’s dominance continues with a victory @BMWchamps! pic.twitter.com/vRBdPXfJe6
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) August 17, 2025
Scheffler started the tournament with a -4 under, 66, and followed it up with a second day, -5 under, 65, followed by a day three -3 under 67. His final day, all he needed to do was. It did not come without drama after missing a putt under three feet away at the 14th hole to give MacIntyre some hope.
The 15th hole came, and MacIntyre missed a birdie putt, while Scheffler nailed his to go back up two strokes with three holes to go. On 16, MacIntyre outdrove Scheffler, as Scottie went into the bunker. Scheffler finished with a par, while Bobby Mac ended up with a birdie to close to within one with two holes to go.
On 17, both players missed the green on a par 3. The hole has played as the hardest on the course this week. That’s when the heroics came, as Scheffler nailed a birdie from well off the green. That put him two strokes ahead heading into the final hole.
SCOTTIE. SCHEFFLER. ARE YOU KIDDING?!?!
A chip-in birdie to take a two-shot lead on the 71st hole @BMWchamps! pic.twitter.com/nw6YitU0FA
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) August 17, 2025
18 was not an overly dramatic hole, as Scheffler nailed his drive down the middle, and McIntyre went well off the fairway to pretty much seal the deal. Scheffler finished with a par, and McIntyre did the same.
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Scheffler, with the win, picked up $3.6M of the $20M purse. Second place, MacIntyre took home $2.16M, while Maverick McNealy finished and won $1.36M.
The event started with 49 competitors, and even the last place in the event came away with a $66,000 payout. Daniel Berger withdrew after three rounds, despite being 33rd in the TOUR Championship rankings, while Sepp Straka did not participate.
This sets up the TOUR Championship this coming weekend at East Lake in Georgia. This will feature the Top 30 players, and the standings have been completed. Heading into the final day, Sungjae Im was 30th with Chris Gotterup and Rickie Fowler chasing him.
In the end, Michael Jim came up one short and went 31st. Fowler also missed out, along with Taylor Pendrith. The final five to make it were Jacob Bridgeman, Harry Hall, Sungjae Im, Chris Gotterup,a nd Akshay Bhatia.
Scheffler, of course, will be 1st, with Rory McIlroy, J.J. Spaun, Justin Rose, and Tommy Fleetwood to round out the Top 5.
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