J.T. Poston secured his fourth PGA Tour title with a playoff win over Ryan Gerard at The Memorial Tournament in Ohio, collecting the $4million winner's cheque and earning a place at The Open Championship. Poston recovered from early struggles in the final round, posting three birdies on the back nine including a clutch seven-footer at the 18th to force extra holes.

Gerard missed a crucial six-foot putt on the first playoff hole, then watched his chance slip away when he failed to convert another important putt on the second extra hole. Poston made no mistake from three feet to claim victory, surviving a dramatic Sunday where the chasing pack applied serious pressure.

Tommy Fleetwood briefly seized the solo lead with an eagle at the 15th but faded with a bogey at the 17th, finishing tied for fourth at 10 under alongside Sam Burns. Wyndham Clark posted 68 to finish solo third, one shot behind the playoff participants. Poston's triumph represents his first victory since 2024.

The PGA Tour moves to Toronto for the RBC Canadian Open, with Matt Fitzpatrick and Justin Rose among the contenders. Fleetwood's near-miss keeps him in the conversation for major championships, while Poston's playoff resilience proves he belongs among the tour's elite winners.