Patton Kizzire claims his third PGA TOUR title after winning the 2024 Procore Championship. Kizzire shot rounds of 66-65-67-70 to finish 20-under.

Auburn's recent run of golf greatness extended beyond the collegiate game last weekend, as former Tiger Patton Kizzire took home the win at the Procore Championship in Napa Valley, California. Kizzire shot a tournament-best 20-under par in the victory,

Patton Kizzire earned no points for originality, but his newfound appreciation for embracing the power of positive thinking earned him those all-too-valuable FedEx Cup points and his third career PGA Tour victory Sunday.

The first FedEx Fall Cup event saw Patton Kizzire take home the Procore Championship. How much did he and the field take home?

Patrick Fishburn, in his first year on the tour, made a run at the leaders and got within two shots of Kizzire before ending his round with back-to-back bogeys. He shot 70, leaving with tied for third at 13 under with Greyson Sigg and Canadian Presidents Cup players Mackenzie Hughes and Corey Conners -- who all shot 66.

When Patton Kizzire won two tournaments in a two-month span in 2017-2018, almost no one would have thought it would take six years, eight months and one day for him to get another. That was the length of the victory drought that ended for Kizzire at the Procore Championship at Silverado Resort’s North Course in Napa, Calif.

While most eyes were glued to the Solheim Cup in Virginia, PGA Tour action continued Saturday at the 2024 Procore Championship across Silverado Resort’s North Course. And with 18 holes left to play in Napa, California, the leaderboard is cluttered behind the man up top.

The PGA Tour golfers complete the weekend of hard work by completing the fourth and decisive round of the Procore Championship (prize money of 6 million dollars).

After the first 36 holes of the 2024 Procore Championship at Silverado Resort's North Course, Patton Kizzire holds a one-shot lead at 13 under over Davis Lipsky. While J.J. Spaun and Matt Kuchar are tied for fourth at 10 under,

Working with a new mental coach who has him embracing a more relaxed and even approach, Patton Kizzire shot a 7-under 65 for a one-stroke advantage over David Lipsky in the Procore Championship, which opens the FedEx Cup Fall series.