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2025 PGA Tour Season Recap: A Year of Surprises and Achievements

The 2025 PGA Tour season, spanning eight months and 39 tournaments, was a rollercoaster ride of surprises and achievements. Several golfers made their mark, setting new records and reaching career milestones.

At the season opener in Kapalua, Hideki Matsuyama set an all-time scoring record in relation to par, demonstrating his exceptional form from the get-go. However, his 2025 campaign saw only one top-10 finish, a significant one at the last week of the season.

Xander Schauffele, a consistent force in the sport, missed the Tour Championship for the first time in his career and ended up No. 42 in the FedEx Cup standings. Despite this, Schauffele did not claim a single top-five finish throughout the season.

One golfer who shone brightly was J.J. Spaun. His U.S. Open performance at a wet, rainy, and difficult Oakmont Country Club saw him emerge from a crowded leaderboard to claim victory. Spaun's campaign was marked by a substantial improvement in iron play and a quick learning curve. His efforts were rewarded as he finished the season as a top 10 player in the world.

Spaun's performances earned him a spot in the U.S. Ryder Cup team, and he climbed as high as world No. 6. His season culminated in a runner-up finish at PGA National and a playoff defeat to McIlroy at The Players Championship.

Rory McIlroy completed the career grand slam at The Masters, a historic achievement in golf. McIlroy's approach into No. 15 in the final round was named Shot of the Year, further highlighting his exceptional skill.

Another standout performer was Scottie Scheffler. He won a major championship away from Augusta National for the first time in his career and was named PGA Tour Player of the Year for the fourth straight season. Scheffler led the PGA Tour in several statistical categories, including total strokes gained, strokes gained tee to green, and strokes gained approach.

Keegan Bradley, chosen as the captain for the PGA Tour season 2025 Ryder Cup team, ultimately decided not to play a dual role as Ryder Cup playing captain for the upcoming Ryder Cup. Instead, Tommy Fleetwood stepped up to the challenge, winning the FedEx Cup and raising the trophy after the decision to change the Tour Championship format so that all players started at even par.

Despite having the lowest driving distance and second-to-last ball speed on the PGA Tour, Brian Campbell finished in a tie for third with two wins on the campaign. His story serves as a reminder that golf is more than just distance – it's about precision, strategy, and mental toughness.

The 2025 PGA Tour season concluded with The Masters being named Tournament of the Year. As the golfing world turns its attention to the next season, the bar has been set high, and expectations are running high. The 2026 PGA Tour season promises to be another exciting chapter in the world of golf.