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Golfer Kim Si-woo Achieves Career-High World Ranking at No. 20 After Tied Fourth Finish at Cadillac Championship

Kim Si-woo finished tied for fourth at the Cadillac Championship in Miami, Florida, with an 11-under 277 total, eight strokes behind winner Cameron Young. The 30-year-old Korean golfer recorded his sixth top-10 finish of the PGA Tour season, a new career high, and jumped five spots to reach a career-high No. 20 in the world rankings. He earned $841,666 at the event, bringing his season total to $4,813,604 with over six months left, closing in on his career-best earnings of $5,397,030 from 2022-23.

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Cameron Young Wins Cadillac Championship in Miami

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5/3/2026AI summary

Cameron Young Wins Cadillac Championship in Miami

Cameron Young won the Cadillac Championship in Miami by six shots over fellow American Scottie Scheffler, finishing at 19 under par. English golfer Justin Rose tied for 65th place at two over par in his first tournament using clubs manufactured by Formula 1 team McLaren, who signed him as their first professional on the PGA Tour.

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Cameron Young Wins Cadillac Championship by Six Shots at Trump National Doral

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Cameron Young Wins Cadillac Championship by Six Shots at Trump National Doral

Cameron Young won the Cadillac Championship wire-to-wire at Trump National Doral, finishing at 19 under par after a final-round 68, six shots clear of world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler. The victory earned Young $3.6 million, the second-biggest payday of his career. Former President Donald Trump attended the final round with family members including granddaughter Kai Trump. Adam Scott likely secured a U.S. Open spot with his tie for fourth.

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Trump Recognizes Rory McIlroy at White House State Dinner for King Charles

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4/29/2026AI summary

Trump Recognizes Rory McIlroy at White House State Dinner for King Charles

President Trump interrupted a state dinner for King Charles III to recognize Rory McIlroy, who won his second consecutive Masters title last week. McIlroy stood to acknowledge the applause at the White House event. The Northern Irish golfer will skip the upcoming Cadillac Championship at Trump National Doral, instead returning at the Truist Championship ahead of the PGA Championship.

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