BMW PGA CHAMPIONSHIP: FINAL LEADERBOARD

J.J. Spaun has been crowned the 2026 BMW PGA Championship winner after a dramatic final round at Wentworth, finishing two shots clear of a four-player group tied for second.

Spaun closed with a brilliant 5-under-par 67, finishing the tournament at 17-under par. His late surge included four birdies over his final five holes, allowing him to post the clubhouse target before the final groups completed their rounds.

Manuel Elvira had a chance to force a playoff after making an eagle at the 17th, but his challenge collapsed spectacularly on the 18th. A double bogey dropped him back to 15-under, leaving him tied for second alongside Rory McIlroy, Aaron Rai and Adam Scott.

McIlroy finished his tournament at 15-under, continuing his strong weekend after producing a spectacular eagle on the 18th during Saturday’s third round to move into contention.

BMW PGA CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL LEADERBOARD

PositionPlayerScore
1J.J. Spaun-17
T2Rory McIlroy-15
T2Manuel Elvira-15
T2Aaron Rai-15
T2Adam Scott-15
T6Joost Luiten-14
T6Matt Fitzpatrick-14
T6Ryan Fox-14
T6Filippo Celli-14
T10Andy Sullivan-13
T10Joakim Lagergren-13
T10Guido Migliozzi-13
T10Matt Wallace-13
T10Robert MacIntyre-13
T15Sepp Straka-12
T15Ross Fisher-12
T15Jeff Winther-12
T15Alex Noren-12
T15Johannes Veerman-12
T15Alejandro Del Rey-12
T21Alex Fitzpatrick-11
T21Eugenio Chacarra-11
T21Paul Waring-11
T21Shane Lowry-11
T21Jordan Smith-11
T21Joaquin Niemann-11
T27Tyrrell Hatton-10
T27Freddy Schott-10
T27Marcus Armitage-10
T27Viktor Hovland-10
T27Yuto Katsuragawa-10
T27Ryan Gerard-10
T27Ludvig Åberg-10
T27Sam Bairstow-10
T27Davis Bryant-10
T36Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen-9
T36Daniel Hillier-9
T36Jayden Schaper-9
T39Sean Crocker-8
T39David Puig-8
T39Marcus Helligkilde-8
T39Adrian Otaegui-8
T39Kristoffer Reitan-8
T44Frederic Lacroix-7
T44Shaun Norris-7
T44Danny Willett-7
T44Rafa Cabrera Bello-7
T44David Law-7
T44Charley Hoffman-7
T44Nacho Elvira-7
T51Justin Rose-6
T51Matthew Jordan-6
T51Angel Ayora-6
T51Ricardo Gouveia-6
T51Romain Langasque-6
T56Martin Couvra-5
T56Joe Dean-5
T56Yurav Premlall-5
T56Ewen Ferguson-5
T56Kazuma Kobori-5
T56Niklas Lemke-5
T62Kota Kaneko-4
T62Marcus Kinhult-4
T62Alex Smalley-4
T62Francesco Laporta-4
T62Adrien Saddier-4
T62Adrian Meronk-4
T68Junghwan Lee-3
T68Francesco Molinari-3
70Niklas Nørgaard-2
71Oihan Guillamoundeguy-1
72Nicolai von Dellingshausen+1

SPAUN TAKES THE TITLE

Spaun’s victory was particularly significant after he was left out of the United States Presidents Cup team. The 36-year-old admitted that the disappointment gave him additional motivation at Wentworth.

“I played with a huge chip on my shoulder. I definitely had something to prove this week.”

He ultimately delivered when it mattered most, producing his best golf down the closing stretch to secure the BMW PGA Championship.

The result also continues Spaun’s impressive run following his 2025 U.S. Open victory and strengthens his position among the leading players in world golf.

The BMW PGA Championship offered a $9 million purse, making it one of the biggest events on the DP World Tour calendar.

For McIlroy, the tied-second finish represents a strong result after entering the final round two shots behind the leaders. He ultimately finished alongside Elvira, Rai and Scott at 15-under, while Spaun’s closing surge proved decisive.

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