Robert MacIntyre leads at 16-under, but Scottie Scheffler lurks just four shots back as the BMW Championship final round tees off Sunday.

Like so many times before in his PGA Tour career, Scottie Scheffler delivered his best when his best was required. This time, at the 2025 BMW Championship on Sunday, it was among his most spectacular efforts yet.

“That was insane Scottie Scheffler,” Knicks star Josh Hart commented on X. Scheffler, a four-time major winner, has now won 12 PGA Tour events over the last two years and a gold medal at the Olympics last summer, and he is the first golfer since Tiger Woods to win five or more events during a PGA Tour season in consecutive years.

Scottie Scheffler’s fifth PGA Tour win of the season at the BMW Championship further added to his massive financial haul. Scheffler now has $23,962,883 in official earnings this year. A year ago, with seven victories, he made a Tour-record $29,228,357.

With his latest win, Scheffler accomplished something that hasn't been done on the PGA Tour since Tiger Woods nearly 20 years ago.

Akshay Bhatia owes Viktor Hovland a drink. A very expensive drink. Thanks to Hovland’s birdie putt at the 18th hole on Sunday afternoon, Bhatia became the recipient of FedEx Cup point providence, as Hovland’s putt moved Michael Kim down the BMW Championship leaderboard

The three-event FedExCup Playoffs conclude with the season-ending TOUR Championship. Contested at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, the top 30 in the FedExCup sta