Tom Kim ends three-year wait, wins Genesis Scottish Open

Tom Kim of South Korea won the Genesis Scottish Open on Sunday, July 12, 2026, capturing his first PGA Tour victory in three years with a flawless final round at The Renaissance Club in North Berwick. The 24-year-old shot a bogey-free 64 to finish the tournament at 17 under par, securing a two-stroke win over runner-up Min Woo Lee of Australia.

Kim began the final round one shot behind a trio of leaders but surged ahead early and maintained his lead throughout the day. His victory, which included only three bogeys across the entire tournament and just one over his final 51 holes, ended a prolonged drought and marked his fourth career PGA Tour title. He was visibly emotional after his win was confirmed.

The final round concluded a tournament delayed by fog on Saturday, which forced the completion of the third round on Sunday morning. Starting that day tied for the lead at 12 under were Scotland's Robert MacIntyre, the 2024 champion, England's Matt Fitzpatrick, and Lee. MacIntyre, a crowd favorite, briefly held the solo lead but faltered during the final round, finishing tied for third with Fitzpatrick at 13 under, four shots behind Kim.

Lee, who carded three consecutive rounds of...