Jacob Bridgeman made a stunning statement ahead of his Presidents Cup debut by clinching victory at the Biltmore Championship with an impressive two-shot win. The 26-year-old, who has become a two-time PGA Tour champion, overcame a five-shot deficit during a remarkable final round in Asheville, North Carolina.

Bridgeman showcased his skills by carding an eagle and eight birdies in a bogey-free 61, finishing at 26 under and two shots ahead of fellow American Ben James, who also shot a 61.

Key highlights from the final day include:

• Bridgeman started strong, birdying three of his first four holes.
• He holed a 10-foot eagle on the par-five eighth and continued his momentum with a birdie at the 10th.
• A late surge saw him add three more birdies from the 13th, securing his second PGA Tour win of the year.

Reflecting on his upcoming role with Team USA, Bridgeman expressed excitement:

It's a dream come true. There is so much individualness in this sport, but to be able to play as a team and the United States is just amazing. Everybody is pumped. It's getting really real. We're all getting super excited!

Overnight leader Neal Shipley finished tied for third, three strokes back, alongside Ricky Castillo. JT Poston narrowly missed a '59 round', finishing fifth with a 60. Ireland's Seamus Power ended six strokes behind in a share of seventh, while England's Marco Penge finished in a share of tenth after a final-round 67.