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2026 Rankings
PGA Tour Champions Players
Through the Ally Challenge
September 2, 2026
Steven Alker Steven Alker won his third title of the year, his second in a row and his 13th as a PGA Tour Champions player. This time it was at the Ally Challenge held at Warwick Hills Golf & Country Club in Grand Blanc, Michigan. However, there was no playoff which happened in his first two titles of the season.
Michael Block, who made a name for himself at the 2023 PGA Championship, made his 5th start on PGA Tour Champions. He finished at 11-under par and in third place.
“To win here at Warwick Hills, old Buick Open site, I just love coming back here. Just the type of golf course, you've got to shape shots and play some golf. I like coming back here and playing,” Alker said. “To have these back-to-back weeks is super special. It's just nice to get it done down the stretch.”
He said it was getting harder to win, particularly with Zach Johnson and Stewart Cink playing well.
Block said he played differently on Sunday than he had the first two days.
“I was nervous,” he said. “I had never been there before. So, it was a learning experience for me.”
Meanwhile, Retief Goosen had a strong final round and posted 8-under par.
Changes in The Rankings:
Biggest Move Up: Charlie Wi, from 19th to 15th.
Biggest Moves Down: Soren Kjeldsen, from 14th to 19th; Vijay Singh, from 25th to 32nd; Steve Allan, from 34th to 38th.won his second title of the year and his 12th as a PGA Tour Champions player at the Rogers Charity Classic in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. It was his second playoff victory this season, too. This time, he beat Y.E. Yang on the first playoff hole.
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