Yuri Yoshida's first LPGA win and a Bermuda tie lead Saturday's golf day

Yuri Yoshida came from four shots back overnight to win the BMW Ladies Championship in South Korea, her first LPGA Tour title. In Bermuda, Seamus Power and Austin Smotherman share the lead going into a final round that was moved up because of the weather.

Platforms

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Build & Gear

Rock Bottom Golf now stocks the PXG Secret Weapon Mini Driver, which PXG released last week (story).

Courses & Play

The Fried Egg is taking its event series back to Streamsong in 2027, with Bone Valley on the trip. Registration opens Tuesday, October 27 at noon ET for Fried Egg Golf Club members and Wednesday, October 28 at noon ET for everyone else. GSPro players also have new flyover videos of Old Kinderhook and DPC Scottsdale to study (story).

Creators

No Laying Up posted episode 3 of Tourist Sauce 10 from Scotland, and Good Good streamed Day 27 from Maryland. Tony Finau holed a putt at the Utah Jazz home opener that won his foundation a $1 million donation from Pat McAfee (story).

Swing Lab

Bermuda's wind gave a free lesson in trajectory. Power said he wanted to hit it low but the elevated tees and upslopes made the flight hard to judge. At the par-5 17th he hit 5-wood off the tee and 5-wood into the green, both hard draws into a wind coming off the left, and two-putted for birdie. Smotherman said his group switched to "super simple shots" once the wind picked up on the back nine, yet a 7-iron chip at the par-3 16th still flew into a back bunker about 35 yards long.

The Game

Yoshida shot 68 to finish at 17-under 271. She eagled the par-5 second and birdied five through seven, then bogeyed the 18th and waited. Overnight leader Haeran Ryu shot 73 and bogeyed the last too, and she tied Hye-Jin Choi for second at 16 under. Yoshida, 26, earned $352,500 in steady rain. The LPGA heads to Kuala Lumpur next week.

Yuto Katsuragawa won the Genesis Championship by two over Frederic Lacroix and Martin Couvra at 13-under 271, a day after tying the Woo Jeong Hills course record with a 63. Sean Crocker's weekend of 69 and 68 moved him past Eddie Pepperell, who finished 101st in the Race to Dubai, one spot outside full DP World Tour status for 2027. Justin Rose called him a class act.

Pepperell had just questioned DP World Tour spots for players leaving LIV (story), and Lee Westwood said LIV players without status should go to Q School (story).

In Bermuda, Power shot 67 and Smotherman 66 to sit at 16-under 197, two clear of Taylor Moore, Corey Conners and Ben Silverman. Power is No. 103 in the FedExCup Fall and needs the top 100 to keep full status.

What to do now

Golf Channel has Bermuda from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. ET Sunday, then PGA Tour Champions from 2 to 6 p.m. If a Streamsong trip is on your list, set a reminder for Tuesday or Wednesday at noon ET.