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Written by Rob Bolton

Feel-good stories define what Mother’s Day means to us individually, but with Brandt Snedeker winning the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic on Sunday, that’s one that we can share.

Turning back the clock, the 45-year-old Snedeker prevailed by one stroke at Dunes Golf and Beach Club in the Grand Strand of South Carolina for his 10th career title on the PGA TOUR. With it, he banks 300 FedExCup points, $720,000 of a $4 million purse, plus other perks. Continue reading beneath the table for more details on his return to the trophy presentation.

POSITIONGOLFERSCOREFEDEXCUP POINTSEARNINGS1Brandt Snedeker266 / -18300.000$720,000.002Mark Hubbard267 / -17165.000$436,000.00T3Beau Hossler268 / -1692.500$236,000.00T3Kevin Roy268 / -1692.500$236,000.005Aaron Rai269 / -1565.000$164,000.00T6Tom Kim270 / -1455.000$135,000.00T6Christiaan Bezuidenhout270 / -1455.000$135,000.00T6Eric Cole270 / -1455.000$135,000.00T9Blades Brown271 / -13n/a (non-member)$113,000.00T9Mac Meissner271 / -1342.500$113,000.00T11Paul Peterson272 / -1236.250$97,000.00T11Brooks Koepka272 / -1236.250$97,000.00T13Davis Thompson273 / -1131.000$76,000.00T13Lanto Griffin273 / -1131.000$76,000.00T13Zecheng Dou273 / -1131.000$76,000.00T13Keita Nakajima273 / -1131.000$76,000.00T17Taylor Moore274 / -1029.250$63,000.00T17Sam Ryder274 / -1029.250$63,000.00T19Jackson Suber275 / -926.607$49,160.00T19Patrick Fishburn275 / -926.607$49,160.00T19Doug Ghim275 / -926.607$49,160.00T19Brice Garnett275 / -926.607$49,160.00T19Austin Eckroat275 / -926.607$49,160.00T24Zach Bauchou276 / -820.222$31,857.14T24Hayden Springer276 / -820.222$31,857.14T24David Skinns276 / -820.222$31,857.14T24Rasmus Højgaard276 / -820.222$31,857.14T24Matt Kuchar276 / -820.222$31,857.14T24Nick Dunlap276 / -820.222$31,857.14T24Karl Vilips276 / -820.222$31,857.14T31Max Greyserman277 / -713.956$22,885.71T31Adrien Dumont de Chassart277 / -713.956$22,885.71T31Petr Hruby277 / -7n/a (non-member)$22,885.71T31Ben Kohles277 / -713.956$22,885.71T31Johnny Keefer277 / -713.956$22,885.71T31John Parry277 / -713.956$22,885.71T31Pontus Nyholm277 / -713.956$22,885.71T38Neal Shipley278 / -69.333$16,600.00T38Danny Walker278 / -69.333$16,600.00T38Casey Jarvis278 / -6n/a (non-member)$16,600.00T38Jimmy Stanger278 / -69.333$16,600.00T38Steven Fisk278 / -69.333$16,600.00T38Erik van Rooyen278 / -69.333$16,600.00T38Takumi Kanaya278 / -69.333$16,600.00T45Adam Svensson279 / -55.756$11,411.43T45Grayson Wood – a279 / -5n/a (non-member)n/a (amateur)T45Camilo Villegas279 / -55.756$11,411.43T45Danny Willett279 / -55.756$11,411.43T45Ryan Ruffels279 / -5n/a (non-member)$11,411.43T45Justin Lower279 / -55.756$11,411.43T45Davis Riley279 / -55.756$11,411.43T45Chan Kim279 / -55.756$11,411.43T53Connor Doyal – a280 / -4n/a (non-member)n/a (amateur)T53Kevin Yu280 / -43.689$9,480.00T53Rico Hoey280 / -43.689$9,480.00T53Adam Hadwin280 / -43.689$9,480.00T53Marcelo Rozo280 / -43.689$9,480.00T53Peter Malnati280 / -43.689$9,480.00T53Billy Horschel280 / -43.689$9,480.00T60Seamus Power281 / -32.862$9,000.00T60Zac Blair281 / -32.862$9,000.00T60Luke Clanton281 / -32.862$9,000.00T60Christo Lamprecht281 / -32.862$9,000.00T60John VanDerLaan281 / -32.862$9,000.00T65Martin Laird282 / -22.427$8,720.00T65Kensei Hirata282 / -22.427$8,720.00T67Carson Young283 / -11.920$8,360.00T67Lee Hodges283 / -11.920$8,360.00T67Cam Davis283 / -11.920$8,360.00T67Brendon Todd283 / -11.920$8,360.00T67Garrick Higgo283 / -11.920$8,360.00T67Joe Highsmith283 / -11.920$8,360.00T67Trace Crowe283 / -11.920$8,360.0074Hank Lebioda284 / E1.618$8,040.00T75Tyler Collet288 / 4n/a (non-member)$7,920.00T75Troy Merritt288 / 41.525$7,920.00

Although the familiar phrase, “beware the injured golfer,” implies the here and the now, there isn’t a deadline as it concerns the golfer.

It was in late 2022 when Snedeker underwent an experimental surgery for manubrium joint stabilization. The surgeon relocated a small bone from Snedeker’s right hip to his sternum. At the time, it had been four years since Snedeker’s most recent victory at the 2018 Wyndham Championship. Now, 3½ years later, the field of 123 at Dunes can appreciate that it never can dismiss anyone, but especially a proven veteran who still wants to win as badly as anyone else.

Snedeker closed in 5-under 66 to post 266. Mark Hubbard, who led outright by one at the conclusion of three rounds, settled for runner-up honors. The 36-year-old remains winless in 274 career starts.

Although Snedeker hasn’t won a major, he’s checked just about every other box on the career résumé. The biggie is the 2012 FedExCup title, but it also includes victories as a member of the 2013 Presidents Cup and 2016 Ryder Cup teams, the former for which he’ll be the captain for the United States in September. As a player, he’s now exempt into this week’s PGA Championship and THE PLAYERS Championship next year. Additional events do not yield automatic exemptions into Signature Events, but Snedeker can gain entry into the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday via the Aon Next 10 or Aon Swing 5 when those checkpoints arrive.

Blades Brown was five years of age when Snedeker became the sixth FedExCup champ. The now-18-year-old checked up in a two-way share of ninth place in Myrtle Beach, five shots back of Snedeker. The top 10 exempts Brown into THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson in two weeks, and he’s just 42.553 FedExCup points shy of achieving Special Temporary Membership.

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