WENTWORTH — JJ Spaun fired a final-round 67 to win the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth, sealing the title after leader Elvira cracked on the final hole to become the second American in three years to win the event.
Spaun's closing 67 delivered the decisive move at Wentworth, where steady play down the stretch proved enough as Elvira's late stumble on the final hole opened the door. The American capitalized on the final-hole swing to secure the flagship DP World Tour title. Live coverage noted Spaun's surge coincided with Elvira's final-hole error, flipping the tournament in the closing moments.
The result continues a recent trend of American success at Wentworth, with Spaun joining as the second United States winner in the past three years. His final-round 67 stands as the winning round that turned a tight leaderboard into a career-defining victory at the BMW PGA Championship. The BMW PGA Championship remains the DP World Tour's premier event at Wentworth, and Spaun's name now joins the trophy as the latest American champion.