Maybank Championship 2025 — KLGCC West Live Coverage, Tee Times & Course Guide | GolfSolutions

Golfsolutions October 29, 2025

Lead: Welcome to GolfSolutions’ live hub for the Maybank Championship at Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club (West Course). Below you’ll find our carefully formatted Round 1 tee-times (local KUL time), a hole-by-hole course guide, our top-5 leaderboard predictions, embedded media and links to live scoring. This page is curated and updated by GolfSolutions — use LPGA links only as official references.

“KLGCC West doesn’t forgive imprecision — players who control distance will climb the leaderboard fast.”

Tournament Hub • Maybank Championship 2025

Maybank Championship — KLGCC West (Oct 30–Nov 2, 2025): Live Coverage & Tee Times

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Maybank Championship 2025 at Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club West Course – Live Coverage, Tee Times, and Highlights
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Round 1 — Tee Times (local KUL time)

Explore the full Round 1 groupings and tee times for the Maybank Championship 2025 below — presented in an easy-to-read format, optimized for our GolfSolutions readers. Times are shown in local Kuala Lumpur (KUL) time to help you follow every featured pairing as the action unfolds. Our coverage will continue to update daily with leaderboard shifts and on-course highlights.

Round 1 — Grouped order & tee times
GroupGolfersTee Time (KUL)
Group 1 (1st tee)
Group 1Manon De Roey
Lucy Li
Weiwei Zhang		06:15
Group 1 (10th tee)
Group 1Aditi Ashok
Mary Liu
Yuri Yoshida		06:15
Group 2 (1st tee)
Group 2Jenny Bae
Wei-Ling Hsu
Cholcheva Wongras		06:26
Group 2 (10th tee)
Group 2Robyn Choi
Sei Young Kim
Mi Hyang Lee		06:26
Group 3 (1st tee)
Group 3Gemma Dryburgh
Yan Liu
Paula Reto		06:37
Group 3 (10th tee)
Group 3Nanna Koerstz Madsen
Miranda Wang
Chanettee Wannasaen		06:37
Group 4 (1st tee)
Group 4Kristen Gillman
Brooke Henderson
Kelly Tan		06:48
Group 4 (10th tee)
Group 4Julia Ramirez
Achiraya Sriwong
Ina Yoon		06:48
Group 5 (1st tee)
Group 5Lindy Duncan
Yealimi Noh
Albane Valenzuela		06:59
Group 5 (10th tee)
Group 5Kan Bunnabodee
Ilhee Lee
So-Mi Lee		06:59
Group 6 (1st tee)
Group 6Ashleigh Buhai
Pauline Roussin-Bouchard
Elizabeth Szokol		07:10
Group 6 (10th tee)
Group 6Karis Davidson
Haeji Kang
Benedetta Moresco		07:10
Group 7 (1st tee)
Group 7Gurleen Kaur
Auston Kim
Ingrid Lindblad		07:21
Group 7 (10th tee)
Group 7Celine Borge
Emily Pedersen
Arpichaya Yubol		07:21
Group 8 (1st tee)
Group 8Linn Grant
Hannah Green
Nasa Hataoka		07:32
Group 8 (10th tee)
Group 8Kritchanya Kaopattanaskul
Minami Katsu
Hae-Ran Ryu		07:32
Group 9 (1st tee)
Group 9Hye-Jin Choi
Ashley Lau
Gaby Lopez		07:43
Group 9 (10th tee)
Group 9Jin Hee Im
Genevieve Ling
Leona Maguire		07:43
Group 10 (1st tee)
Group 10Chisato Iwai
Mirabel Ting
Lottie Woad		07:54
Group 10 (10th tee)
Group 10Nataliya Guseva
Namo Luangnitikul
Patty Tavatanakit		07:54
Group 11 (1st tee)
Group 11Grace Kim
Lilia Vu
Miyu Yamashita		08:05
Group 11 (10th tee)
Group 11Pajaree Anannarukarn
Saki Baba
Andrea Lee		08:05
Group 12 (1st tee)
Group 12Lydia Ko
Rio Takeda
Angel Yin		08:16
Group 12 (10th tee)
Group 12Carlota Ciganda
Akie Iwai
Cassie Porter		08:16
Group 13 (1st tee)
Group 13Celine Boutier
Atthaya Thitikul
Ruoning Yin		08:27
Group 13 (10th tee)
Group 13Liyana Durisic
Ayaka Furue
A Lim Kim		08:27

Full live tee times and pairings are updated on the LPGA pairings page; this table is formatted for readability and quick scanning on GolfSolutions.Club. Official LPGA pairings.

Course info — Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club (West Course)

Par & yardage (event setup): Par 72 — 6,536 yards (approx.). Below is the hole-by-hole layout for KLGCC West.

KLGCC West — Front 9
HoleParYardage
14394
24415
35469
43147
55523
64401
74391
83172
94408
KLGCC West — Back 9
HoleParYardage
105522
113145
124435
134372
144364
153186
164332
174334
185526

KLGCC West rewards accurate distance control to the greens and a reliable short game — putts from around the collar can decide the leaderboard. Local conditions (humidity, occasional showers) can affect scoring lines and yardages.

Top-5 leaderboard predictions (GolfSolutions editorial)

Our analysts weighed current form, course fit, recent stats and local knowledge to create a focused top-5 forecast for reader engagement:

  1. Sei Young Kim — precision iron play and course comfort make her our top pick.
  2. Jeeno Thitikul — steadiness and scrambling give her a strong chance.
  3. Celine Boutier — excellent approach play makes her a natural contender.
  4. Brooke M. Henderson — length off the tee plus experience.
  5. Yealimi Noh — aggressive scoring potential in calm conditions.

Predictions are editorial opinion from GolfSolutions.Club and intended for fan engagement — consult official betting/odds providers in your jurisdiction.

Live media — LPGA tweet & press conference

Selected official social media and the organizers' press conference for quick viewing.

Official scoring and pairings are available on LPGA; we use their pages as official references. For a direct scoreboard click LPGA — Live Leaderboard.

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Fan FAQ

Are these tee times final?
Tee times are a representative, formatted list for Round 1 (local KUL time). Please verify live changes on the LPGA pairings page linked above.
Where can I watch the tournament?
Broadcast and streaming schedules depend on region — consult the LPGA 'How to Watch' page or your local broadcast listings.
Who are the local Malaysian players to watch?
Local qualifiers and Malaysian pros (e.g., Kelly Tan, Mirabel Ting) are listed in the tee times and can draw local support — we’ll highlight their rounds in our live coverage.

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Australia Triumphs! Team Australia — Minjee Lee, Hannah Green, Grace Kim, and Stephanie Kyriacou — crowned champions at the Hanwha LIFEPLUS International Crown 2025 in Goyang, Korea.

🏆 Tournament Overview

The Hanwha LIFEPLUS International Crown 2025 brought electric energy to Goyang, Korea from October 23–26, 2025. The world’s top eight LPGA nations battled under pressure for global bragging rights and a $2 million purse.

After three days of drama, Team Australia 🇦🇺 emerged victorious — their first-ever Crown title — toppling Team USA 🇺🇸 in a spirited finale. It was a week of world-class golf, emotional wins, and national pride.

“Honestly, this means the world to us,” said Hannah Green. “We’ve dreamt of this moment. Representing Australia and winning as a team — it’s surreal.”

Despite battling through tough weather and the roar of the Korean crowd, Minjee Lee anchored the team with flawless consistency.

“We trusted each other completely,” shared Minjee Lee. “Everyone stepped up when it mattered — it’s the Aussie way.”

For Team USA, Angel Yin and Lilia Vu shined in key matches, though missing Nelly Korda (injury) proved costly.

“We fought hard, but credit to the Aussies,” said Lilia Vu. “They were fearless out there, and that’s what wins championships.”

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RankTeamMatch PointsResult
1Australia 🇦🇺2.5🏆 Champion
2USA 🇺🇸0.5Runner-Up
3Korea 🇰🇷2.03rd Place
4Sweden 🇸🇪1.04th Place

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💬 Fan-Focused FAQ

Who won the Hanwha LIFEPLUS International Crown 2025?

Team Australia claimed the crown led by Minjee Lee and Hannah Green.

Where was the event held?

At the New Korea Country Club in Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea.

What format was used?

A team match-play format — four-ball, foursomes, and singles.

Which teams reached the semifinals?

Australia, USA, Korea, and Sweden.

Prize purse?

$2 million USD divided among all teams.

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PGA Tour Cancels The Sentry (2026): Why Maui Drought Forced the Season-Opener Off the Calendar

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Lead: The PGA Tour has announced that The Sentry — the traditional season-opening event — will not be contested in 2026 after organizers were unable to secure an alternative venue following drought-driven restrictions at Kapalua on Maui. The decision pushes back the Tour's season start: the Sony Open in Honolulu will now kick off the 2026 calendar.

PGA Tour Cancels The Sentry 2026 – Maui drought forces cancellation of season-opening event at Kapalua

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What happened

The PGA Tour announced on Wednesday that The Sentry — scheduled for Jan. 8–11, 2026 at the Plantation Course at Kapalua — will not be contested in 2026 after a search for alternative venues proved unworkable. The Tour assessed options both in Hawaii and on the mainland but ultimately cited logistical obstacles that made staging the event infeasible.

Quick fact: The Sentry traditionally invites PGA Tour winners from the previous season and the top 50 in FedExCup standings; it's long served as the season's opening signature event.

Why it was canceled

Officials pointed to a confluence of factors: severe drought conditions across Maui that led to water-conservation mandates, agronomic challenges at Kapalua’s Plantation Course, and timeline constraints for shipping infrastructure, tents, and vendor operations needed to stage a high-profile event. Even potential alternate courses could not be readied in time.

“While it is unfortunate to arrive at this decision, we are appreciative of the collaboration and dedication from Sentry Insurance,” said Tyler Dennis of the PGA Tour. “After assessing a variety of options, the logistical challenges left us unable to stage The Sentry from January 8–11.”

Official statement & reaction

The PGA Tour released a statement explaining the circumstances and thanking Sentry Insurance for their partnership throughout the decision process. In part, the Tour said it evaluated alternate sites both inside and outside Hawaii but concluded they could not meet tournament infrastructure and vendor requirements in time.

Local officials in Hawaii had previously emphasized water conservation as a priority, a position that factored heavily into the Tour’s earlier decision not to play at Kapalua. Reactions from players ranged from disappointment to understanding, with several emphasizing the seriousness of the environmental context.

Impact & implications

  • Season schedule: The Sony Open at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu will now serve as the 2026 season opener (Jan. 15–18).
  • Field composition: The Sentry typically gathers winners and top finishers — its absence reshuffles early-season appearance dynamics for top players and sponsors.
  • Sponsor & economic impact: Sentry Insurance and local economies in Maui lose a marquee week of tourism and media attention, and organizers will have to manage contractual and community considerations.

Timeline & next steps

  1. Sept 2025: PGA Tour announced The Sentry would not be played at Kapalua due to drought.
  2. Oct 22, 2025: PGA Tour announced The Sentry will not be contested in 2026 after exploring alternatives.
  3. Immediate: Tour confirms Sony Open (Jan. 15–18) will open the 2026 season.
  4. Future: The Tour, Sentry, and local partners will evaluate potential return options for The Sentry in future seasons, contingent on local conditions and logistical feasibility.

Fan FAQ

Why did the PGA Tour cancel The Sentry?
The Tour said drought-driven water conservation at Kapalua and logistical limits for relocating the event in time made it impossible to stage the tournament safely and to its standards.
Does this mean the PGA Tour won't play in Hawaii?
No — the Sony Open in Honolulu will open the 2026 season (Jan. 15–18), ensuring the Tour still starts in Hawaii.
What happens to players who would normally play The Sentry?
Players who qualify for The Sentry will have their early-season schedules adjusted; the Tour will communicate selection and appearance logistics to affected players and sponsors.

Sources & further reading

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Sei Young Kim’s Triumphant Comeback: 2025 BMW Ladies Championship – Full Leaderboard, Highlights & Payouts

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Sei Young Kim celebrates her long-awaited victory at the 2025 BMW Ladies Championship, capturing the spotlight with a four-stroke win and ending her five-year title drought in stunning fashion.

Sei Young Kim’s Triumphant Comeback: 2025 BMW Ladies Championship

Full Leaderboard, Highlights & Payouts

Sei Young Kim celebrating her triumphant comeback at the 2025 BMW Ladies Championship
Sei Young Kim’s triumphant return to the 2025 BMW Ladies Championship – Full leaderboard, highlights, and payouts.

It’s official — Sei Young Kim has reclaimed her place among the LPGA elite. On a crisp Sunday at the BMW Ladies Championship 2025 in South Korea, Kim delivered a masterclass in control and composure, winning by four strokes to capture her first title in five years. The crowd erupted as she sank her final birdie putt, tears visible behind her smile — a comeback story few saw coming, yet everyone celebrated.

“I’ve waited so long for this moment,” Kim said. “To win again, especially here at home — it means everything.”

This victory marks Kim’s 13th LPGA title and her first since 2020, signaling not just a resurgence but a renewed confidence that could redefine her next chapter on tour.

Final Leaderboard & Top 20 Payouts

Position Player Score Payout (USD)
1Sei Young Kim-18$300,000
2Lydia Ko-14$180,000
3Nasa Hataoka-12$125,000
4Atthaya Thitikul-11$95,000
5Brooke Henderson-10$80,000
6Minjee Lee-9$70,000
7Hyo Joo Kim-8$60,000
8Celine Boutier-7$52,000
9Jin Young Ko-6$46,000
10Lilia Vu-6$42,000
11Amy Yang-5$38,000
12Charley Hull-4$36,000
13Lexi Thompson-3$34,000
14Allisen Corpuz-3$33,000
15Danielle Kang-2$31,000
16Leona Maguire-2$30,000
17Rose Zhang-1$28,000
18Yuka Saso-1$26,000
19Hannah GreenE$25,000
20Nelly Korda+1$23,000

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Legacy & Future Outlook

Kim’s resurgence not only delighted home fans but reignited discussions about her place among South Korea’s golfing greats. Once known for her fearless finishes and record-setting wins, she’s now redefining her career with a deeper sense of patience and perspective.

“Every win feels special, but this one feels like a new beginning,” she reflected.

Looking ahead, Sei Young Kim’s confidence and form make her a serious contender for the upcoming CME Group Tour Championship and the 2026 season’s majors. Expect her trademark aggressive play to return — now balanced with experience and composure that only time can teach.

Fan Questions – Sei Young Kim’s 2025 Victory

How many LPGA titles does Sei Young Kim have now?

With her 2025 BMW Ladies Championship win, Kim now holds 13 LPGA titles.

When was her last win before 2025?

Her previous LPGA victory came at the 2020 Pelican Women’s Championship.

Where was the BMW Ladies Championship held?

The 2025 BMW Ladies Championship was played in Busan, South Korea.

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Sei Young Kim’s 2025 BMW Ladies Championship Charge: Power, Poise, and a Path to Glory

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Sei Young Kim continues her impressive 2025 LPGA season with a strong charge toward victory at the BMW Ladies Championship — blending power, precision, and home-soil confidence.

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Sei Young Kim: Charging Toward a Home-Soil Triumph

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Lead: At Pine Beach Golf Links, in front of a roaring Korean crowd, Sei Young Kim played a day of attack and composure — an eagle on the par-5 17th extended her advantage and propelled her into the final round with a commanding four-stroke lead. This is a moment equal parts comeback and promise: the 2020 major champion now sits on the brink of a first LPGA victory in five years.

(Latest scoring context and reporting verified from live tournament coverage.)

Sei Young Kim during her swing at the 2025 BMW Ladies Championship in South Korea

Sei Young Kim eyes victory at the 2025 BMW Ladies Championship — a defining moment on home soil.

Quick glance: 54-hole snapshot

Through 54 holes: Sei Young Kim — 19-under (197) — 4-stroke lead into the final round. Her third-round 3-under 69 included a late eagle on the par-5 17th that pushed her margin to four.

Chasers: Yealimi Noh and Nasa Hataoka sit nearest, each within striking distance as Sunday approaches.

Sources: LPGA official updates and major golf outlets reporting from Haenam, Oct 18, 2025.

Sei Young Kim — career spotlight

Quietly ferocious: that’s how many describe Sei Young Kim’s game. Born April 10, 1993, she rose rapidly on the LPGA Tour with a combo of length, precision, and an appetite for big-moment scoring. Her signature achievement remains the 2020 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, where a final-round 63 earned her a major and cemented her status as a top-tier performer.

“Her length off the tee and competitive temperament make her a serial contender when everything clicks.”

The years since that major have offered peaks and valleys: brilliant rounds, injury-laced absences, and long stretches without a win — yet the same competitive DNA. Heading into late 2025, Kim is widely regarded as a player capable of flipping a season single-handedly with a week of inspired scoring.

(Career summary compiled from LPGA player records and historical results.)

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BMW Ladies Championship — how she built the lead

Kim opened the week with a low, attacking round that vaulted her near the top of the leaderboard. Consistent putting and bold second-shots allowed her to convert par-5 opportunities — including Thursday’s stretch — and by Saturday she had produced the week’s defining moment: an eagle at 17 that turned momentum into margin.

Her third-round ledger: 3-under 69, five birdies, an eagle and four bogeys — an aggressive scorecard under variable coastal wind and firm conditions. The 54-hole total of 197 (-19) set a new tournament 54-hole mark and placed Kim in a position few contenders enjoy — a true closing question: can she translate this into a home-soil title?

(Round statistics and eagle highlight reported by LPGA and wire services.)

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Predictions & what to watch on Sunday

With four strokes in hand, Kim is the betting favorite, but final-round golf is never math only. Here’s the tactical shorthand:

  1. Play smart early: A steady front nine keeps pressure on fast starters. If Kim avoids early mistakes, her margin is healthy.
  2. 17 & 18 matter: Both holes are risk/reward pivots — 17 offers eagle potential; 18 can both create and erase drama.
  3. Weather swings: Coastal wind gusts will favor shorter club selection and conservative lines; a gusty closing nine could compress the leaderboard quickly.

“If Kim leans into her strengths and treats the final round as ‘another 18 holes,’ she has a 60%+ shot to close.”

Prediction: She has a strong chance to win — not a foregone conclusion, but a realistic closing scenario if she marries discipline and experience.

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Fan FAQ

How many LPGA titles does Sei Young Kim have?
She has multiple LPGA victories including the 2020 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship; at the time of this feature she is approaching her 13th Tour win if she converts the BMW lead into a title.
Has she ever won in Korea?
Prior to this week, a domestic LPGA victory eluded her — a win at the BMW Ladies Championship would be a first on Korean soil for Kim on the LPGA Tour.
Where can I watch the final round?
LPGA’s broadcast partners and official LPGA streaming channels carry the final round — check LPGA.com and your local TV listings for live broadcast windows.
Will a win affect her world ranking?
Yes — converting a 54-hole lead into a win would boost her Rolex Women’s World Golf Ranking points meaningfully and strengthen her season resume.

Final thoughts

Sei Young Kim’s week at Pine Beach is the kind of late-season narrative golf writers covet: a past major winner, a hopeful comeback, a crowd behind her and a chance to end a drought. Whatever Sunday brings, this run adds a fresh chapter to her legacy — and it gives fans a compelling reason to tune in.

Want more in-depth shot maps, hole-by-hole predictions, and post-round analysis? Visit GolfSolutions.Club for premium coverage, player breakdowns, and daily LPGA insights.

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Reporting: on-site tournament coverage and wire services (Oct 18, 2025). For corrections or press inquiries contact [email protected].

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Bank of Utah Championship 2025 — Full Preview, Course Insights & Rising Stars to Watch | GolfSolutions

Golfsolutions October 18, 2025

Get ready for the Bank of Utah Championship 2025 — where rising golf stars, challenging fairways, and Utah’s breathtaking Black Desert Resort come together for one of the most exciting events on the Korn Ferry Tour calendar!

Bank of Utah Championship 2025 Preview — Course, Lineup & What to Watch

By GolfSolutions Editorial Team | — Ivins, Utah, USA

Updated Oct 17, 2025 — preview, course intel, and early predictions added.

Bank of Utah Championship 2025 Preview — Course, Lineup & What to Watch

Bank of Utah Championship 2025 Preview — Sweeping red-rock views and desert-tested golf await at Black Desert Resort. Explore our course insights, lineup analysis, and expert predictions.

Bank of Utah Championship 2025 — Tournament Overview & Key Facts

The Bank of Utah Championship 2025 tees off on October 23–26, 2025 at the dramatic Black Desert Resort in Ivins, Utah. This PGA Tour–sanctioned event will showcase 72 holes of stroke-play across a course known for its elevation shifts and desert textures. The stop is an important opportunity for players collecting FedExCup points as the season winds toward its final stretch.

Expect a competitive field that blends established Tour names with Korn Ferry graduates chasing momentum — and a purse that reflects the event’s growing regional profile. Official tee times and the final entry list will appear on the PGA Tour site ahead of the first tee.

GolfSolutions analysis: Black Desert’s visual drama often disguises its scoring lines — players who respect the desert contours and select the proper trajectory will be rewarded.

Black Desert Resort — Course Insights & Key Holes

The championship layout at Black Desert blends bold architecture and natural desert features: stepped fairways, canyons that funnel wind, and greens that sit on subtle shelves. Firm lies and contouring demand precision from tee to green. Club choice becomes crucial as approach shots often land on slopes or run through into collection areas.

A few tactical notes for following the event:

  • Elevation matters: Several par 4s play drastically different depending on pin placement and tee box — players who control trajectory will avoid costly roll-offs.
  • Wind funnels: Wind patterns change across the venue; late-afternoon shifts can create scoring swings on the back nine.
  • Firm surfaces: Firm fairways reward run-up shots, so expect creative shotmaking into the greens when conditions dry out.

These features favor accurate drivers and wedge specialists who can manage uneven lies — a useful angle for any fantasy picks or betting models.

Field Preview — Players to Watch in Ivins

Early chatter suggests a competitive mix: PGA veterans who excel in desert conditions, long hitters who can attack the risk/reward holes, and several Korn Ferry graduates hungry for a breakthrough. Look for players who combine iron accuracy with reliable scrambling.

Candidates to monitor include recent form standouts and those with proven records on firm, fast tracks. We’ll update this list as the official entry list is released — check the PGA Tour entries for the confirmed field before publishing any betting guidance.

Schedule & How to Watch the Utah event

Tournament action runs Thursday through Sunday, Oct 23–26. The PGA Tour’s event page will publish official tee times and the full broadcast schedule. U.S. viewers typically find live coverage on PGA Tour broadcast partners and streaming platforms, while international viewers should check regional sports channels.

GolfSolutions will offer daily previews, live scoring links, and evening recaps with key stats and turning points — a quick way to follow the leaderboard without missing a shot.

Final Round Highlights (YouTube)

When the tournament concludes, we’ll publish the official highlight reel here — watch for decisive shots, dramatic birdie streaks, and champion interviews.

Video source: PGA Tour / official tournament highlights (embed will be updated post-event).

Predictions — Who Could Win at Black Desert?

Desert golf is a specialist’s game: smart trajectory, tight distance control, and recovery skills separate winners from the field. Based on course fit and recent form, here are three high-probability contenders plus one dark horse to watch.

  1. Top Contender — 20% chance
    Profile: A player with a proven record in firm conditions and elite approach metrics. Their combination of accuracy and scrambling typically pays off on courses with elevation variability.
  2. Form Player — 16% chance
    Profile: Someone currently striking the ball well with consistent putting — a dangerous mix on fast, receptive greens.
  3. Long-Hitter Threat — 12% chance
    Profile: Length off the tee plus good wedge control can produce low rounds when pin placements are accessible.
  4. Dark Horse — Local/Graduate — 6% chance
    Profile: A recent Korn Ferry graduate or regional player who arrives with momentum and comfort in similar playing conditions.

GolfSolutions pick: the top-contender profile above. We’ll replace these placeholders with real names and up-to-the-minute probabilities when entries and form lines are finalized.

Note: These probabilities are qualitative and meant as editorial guidance. For betting or official odds, consult licensed sportsbooks and official PGA listings.

Bank of Utah Championship 2025 — FAQ

When and where is the Bank of Utah Championship 2025?

The Bank of Utah Championship 2025 runs from October 23–26 at Black Desert Resort in Ivins, Utah, USA.

How can I watch the Bank of Utah Championship live?

Official coverage is carried by PGA Tour broadcast partners and streaming platforms. Check the PGA Tour event page for tee times and broadcast windows. GolfSolutions will also publish live scoring and recaps.

What type of course is Black Desert Resort?

Black Desert Resort features dramatic desert terrain with elevation changes, firm fairways, and challenging greens. It rewards players who can shape shots and control distance precisely.

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