Overview
- Gerard posted 47 points at Tahoe Mountain Club after two seven-point scoring runs and limited the impact of five bogeys under modified Stableford rules.
- The 25-year-old’s breakthrough in his 47th PGA Tour start makes him the 999th champion in tour history.
- His victory earns a two-year PGA Tour exemption and entry into the 2026 PGA Championship but does not include a Masters invitation.
- Played opposite the British Open and co-sanctioned by the European Tour, the event offers alternate major entry routes and crucial FedEx Cup points.
- Todd Clements shot a closing 16-point round to secure third place, and Beau Hossler tied for fourth after adding 17 points in the final round.