Russell Henry won at Bayhill and gave him a signature victory at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. He will certainly feel good about his game being headed towards the player.
Henry started Sunday's final round with a nine-under par. It was a refreshing day and there were rare opportunities to score. The duo, who made up the final pairing, came in 16th with the same score as when they began the round.
It was then that's when things turned upside down. Henry chipped in from green offEagle hole out to grab his first lead of the day.
Despite efforts from Morikawa, he was unable to regain the lead on the last two holes, and Henry celebrated. It took a minute to say the least as he marked his first victory on the tour since the fall of 2022 Worldwide Technology Championship.
Henry has been hot so far in 2025. The Arnold Palmer Invitational marked the sixth event in the season, and while this is his only victory, his fourth top-10 finish.
Praise him for taking off the shot he needed when counting the most.
