Cameron Young dominated Doral for a wire-to-wire Cadillac Championship win, beating Scottie Scheffler by six after finishing 19 under.
Cameron Young didn’t just win the 2026 Cadillac Championship. He turned the PGA Tour’s return to Doral into a four-day statement.
Young finished at 19 under at the Blue Monster, cruising to a six-shot victory over world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler and becoming Doral’s first wire-to-wire winner since 1977.
The win also matched the largest margin of victory ever recorded at the course, giving Young his second massive PGA Tour title of the season after his Players Championship victory in March.
That’s no small run. Young is now one of only three players with multiple PGA Tour wins this season, joining Chris Gotterup and Matt Fitzpatrick. More importantly, his victories have come on two of the sport’s biggest stages: The Players and a signature event at Doral.
Sunday briefly offered a little chaos. Young called a penalty on himself at the par-4 second after believing his ball may have moved at address. Instead of opening the door, he buried a clutch par putt and kept control of the tournament.
From there, Young slammed it shut.
Birdies at Nos. 3, 5 and 8 helped him stretch the lead before the turn. Even with two bogeys on the back nine, he was never seriously threatened.
Scheffler finished solo second at 13 under, continuing a remarkable but frustrating stretch. He now has six top-four finishes this season and three straight runner-up results, but still couldn’t chase down another runaway leader.
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Adam Scott surged into a tie for fourth at 11 under after closing with a 64, while Rickie Fowler tied for ninth at 9 under for his second straight signature-event top 10.
Jordan Spieth faded to T18 at 7 under after a rough Saturday, and Justin Rose struggled to T65 at 2 over in his first start with new McLaren irons.
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