Gary Woodland (-21) sealed a commanding win at the Texas Childrens’ Houston Open, closing with a composed final-round 67 to finish five shots clear of the field. His consistency across all four days, capped by a steady -3 on Sunday, showcased his control of Memorial Park Golf Course and earned him the $9.9 million purse.

Nicolai Højgaard (-16), who had pressed Woodland hard through the first three rounds, faltered with a +1 in the finale, settling for second place. Just behind, John Keefer (-15) surged with a brilliant -6 to tie Min Woo Lee (-15), who matched Woodland’s final-round -3 to secure a share of third. Sam Stevens (-14) rounded out the top five with another solid performance.

A cluster at -13, including Chris Gotterup, Jason Day, Shashwat Yellamaraju, and Jake Knapp, highlighting the depth of competition in the field , while Brooks Burgoon (-12) and Sahith Theegala (-12) finished inside the top ten. Woodland’s victory was defined by his ability to stay composed under pressure, turning a narrow lead into a dominant triumph and reaffirming his place among the PGA Tour’s elite.