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Michael Brennan’s Bank of Utah Championship began with a lash – a towering drive touching 189 mph ball speed that settled in the fairway 354 yards from where it

According to the PGA Tour, since 1990 there have been 13 golfers to win a tournament after getting a sponsor exemption.

Brennan’s driver is a 9-degree Titleist GT3 with a Project X HZRDUS Smoke Blue RDX 70 TX shaft. Brennan used the club to not only led the field in distance at 359.9 yards and in strokes gained/off the tee, gaining more than seven shots on the field, but was reliable with it as well, hitting nearly 90 percent of his fairways.

IVINS, Utah – Welcome to the big leagues, Michael Brennan. Exactly six weeks after his Three Victory Promotion to the Korn Ferry Tour following his third win this season on PGA TOUR Americas, the second-year professional leapfrogged his way to the PGA TOUR with a win at the Bank of Utah Championship.

Brennan, who was dominant on the PGA Tour Americas this season, is tied for the lead at the PGA Tour's Bank of Utah Championship.

Michael Brennan went from world No. 681 to PGA Tour winner in nine months. His victory proves golf's meritocracy is alive.

Michael Brennan won the Bank of Utah Championship 2025 on his professional debut. The 23-year-old dominated at Black Desert, his third-ever PGA Tour start, and clinched a four-shot victory with a 5-under 66 on Sunday. Interestingly, the sponsor exemption also averaged 7.6 strokes gained off the tee, the most by any player on the Tour this season.

Eighteen holes from an improbable win, Michael Brennan will lean on a simple motto to guide him to a trophy and a PGA Tour card on Sunday.