Self-belief, grit, passion, confidence, and maybe a little divine intervention – that’s probably the winning formula Steven Fisk leaned on at the Sanderson Farms Championship. And honestly, it’s hard to argue with results.

The Georgia Southern alum opened strong with early birdies, shrugged off a bogey at 4, and caught fire again at 5 and 8. Then came a 48-foot two-putt birdie at 11, vaulting him ahead as Garrick Higgo slipped with bogeys on 10 and 11.

Fisk rattled off birdies on three of his final holes and four of his last five, finishing with an eight-under 64 and a 24-under 264 total to snag his first career win. For a moment, though, it almost looked like it could slip through his fingers.

Steven’s late push silenced Higgo, who’d caught fire with four birdies from 13 to 16 to tie things up. Higgo sank an 11-footer at 16 and daringly did this to the crowd roaring against him—but Fisk fired right back, knocking it to three feet at 17 and cashing in. Then, he rolled in another clutch approach from four feet at 18, while Higgo two-putted, sealing a two-stroke victory in style.

The win came with plenty of personal milestones:

The 28-year-old said one of those putts might’ve been a nod from his late father, whom he lost earlier this year at 59 after a battle with cancer. Or maybe Grayson Murray, the late TOUR pro whose caddie is now on his bag.

Born in Atlanta and raised in Stockbridge, he grew up on Rum Creek Golf Course—a par-3 track his dad helped build. It was his playground, where endless loops and worn-down gloves shaped the iron game that carried him here.

Fisk’s fight finished the job—but the roots run deep. This victory? Long overdue.

A lot happened beyond Steven Fisk securing his sweet, sweet (and much-anticipated) victory. Here are the top 5 moments you might have missed last week.

Historic: Blades Brown is only 18. But he plays like your favorite elite pro. During the second round of the Compliance Solutions Championship, his scorecard read: birdie-birdie-eagle-birdie-birdie. He shot 60 — the lowest through 36 holes in KFT history — but it’s still probably this one moment that will leave you in awe.

String of swears: Dark skies. Blistering winds. Dunhill Links had it all. And the bunkers? Even worse, especially for Robert MacIntyre. The Scot pulled off an incredible bunker shot — then let loose a colorful tirade that, like you’ll see here, could make a sailor blush and leave the announcer scrambling. Pure, unfiltered golf frustration at its finest.

Dangerous audience: On the 11th hole, Vince Whaley’s drive went rogue, landing 260 yards away in a perilous spot. His second shot splashed into the water right of the green. Undeterred, he rolled up his pants and went for it, only to come face-to-face with an alligator. Yes, an actual apex predator. You won’t believe how close it got:

Dogleg hole: Bill Murray loves golf — but chaos loves him more. On the 18th, his wayward drive sparked a sequence involving a dog, a knee, and a lot of laughter. Only Murray could turn a simple tee shot into a full-on comedy moment. Just watch him judge his skills yourself.

Final round: 13 LPGA Tour titles. 2 major championships. Two-time Rolex Player of the Year. And more. Stacy Lewis finally bid professional golf farewell. Beyond the accolades, it’s this tearful goodbye from here — daughter in tow — that will stay with you for days.

So that pretty much wraps up the week for you. Now, before we head out to see an interesting golf situation, we have a question for you…

Something bizarre happened at the Sanderson Farms Championship. On the 15th, Garrick Higgo’s tee shot found the bunker, leaving a trail before coming to rest. Moments later, Eric Cole’s ball followed the exact same line and struck Higgo’s. Golf fans, feast your eyes on one of THE most ridiculous bunker lie you’ll see today. Thankfully, the USGA has rules for situations like this: 

In the Higgo–Cole situation, the rules official had Higgo play first, followed by a rake, and then Cole’s turn. No penalties were assessed — a good reminder that sometimes, the rulebook really does save the day. But that’s not the case for every rule; see what we mean:

Crazy clowns, bloody hands, and a blood-soaked logo on golf balls. Looks like Halloween has officially made its way onto the fairways. TaylorMade TP5 Pix “Nightmare” balls bring spooky vibes to every shot, pairing eerie artwork with that signature soft feel and spin control. Just see the design — it’s creepy in all the right ways.

And the chills don’t stop there. The matching headcover is straight out of a horror flick. Think blue-haired clown, beady eyes, and a red suit that feels a little too familiar (IT, anyone?). Add a sprinkle of polka dots, and you’ve got a piece that’s as unsettling as it is unforgettable.

This Halloween drop might just be the scariest way to dress up your golf bag. If you dare, take a closer look.