While nothing was more impressive than Cameron Young’s performance at the Cadillac Championship this past week, the American deserves enormous credit for calling a penalty on himself during the final round at Doral. It was quite clear going into Sunday that the chasing pack were going to need a helping hand if they were going to stand any chance of catching Young.

Smylie Kaufman has suggested whether he thinks Rory McIlroy would have had a chance of beating Cameron Young if he had been in the field for the Cadillac Championship this past week. Young produced a stunning performance at Doral to secure his second victory of the season.

Cameron Young has a case as the hottest golfer on the PGA Tour right now. Young closed out a dominant six-shot win at the Trump National Doral “Blue Monster” course, after tying for third at the Masters and winning THE PLAYERS Championship before that. Trump was in attendance to watch Young’s second victory of the…

To say that Cameron Young’s maiden win on the PGA Tour was a long time coming would be an understatement. Young had finished second on the PGA Tour seven times before he teed it up at the Wyndham Championship in 2025.

After Cameron Young won wire-to-wire at Blue Monster after calling a 1-stroke penalty on himself, Amanda Balionis couldn’t help but ask him why upholding the integrity of the game mattered to him in that moment. Fans may not have liked that question, and for all those, Balionis had a message: “For all you ‘that was a stupid question about the penalty’ commenters, read the caption.

Let's just say it wasn't the $3.6-million purse.

Cameron Young cruised to victory at the Cadillac Championship

Cameron Young won in the PGA Tour's return to the Trump property after a decade away and had some intriguing thoughts about the president.

Paul McGinley has compared Cameron Young with Scottie Scheffler after the world number three produced a stunning performance to win the Cadillac Championship this past week. Young absolutely dominated the PGA Tour’s latest signature event.