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Bridgeman Rallies with Career-Best 61 to Win Inaugural Biltmore Championship Asheville
Bridgeman shot a 10-under 61 and earned $900,000, finishing two strokes ahead of Ben James in the $5 million event.
- On Sunday, Jacob Bridgeman won the inaugural Biltmore Championship Asheville with a 10-under 61, finishing at 26-under 258 and securing a two-stroke victory at The Cliffs at Walnut Cove in North Carolina.
- The inaugural $5 million event saw Bridgeman rally from a five-shot deficit to claim his second PGA Tour title of 2026 after a sizzling final round.
- Runner-Up Ben James matched his career-low 61, finishing two shots back; Bridgeman birdied three of his first four holes and eagled the eighth to build his lead.
- Bridgeman earned $900,000, the tournament's largest share of the $5 million purse, becoming the sixth multiple winner this season after his February Genesis Invitational victory.
- Captain Brandt Snedeker selected Bridgeman to represent Team USA at next week's Presidents Cup in Chicago, where the 2026 two-time winner will aim to elevate the American squad.
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