In celebrating his win at the Charles Schwab Challenge, Ben Griffin reflected on the challenging times he and his family endured during his youth.

It took just four weeks for Ben Griffin to go from never having won a PGA Tour title to becoming a two-time winner. On Sunday, he sank a nervy 4-foot putt at the last hole to close in 1-over 71 at Colonial Country Club,

Ben Griffin broke through with the first win of his PGA Tour career coming last month in a team event alongside Andrew Novak. Twenty-eight days later, Griffin found the winner's circle again on his own merits by never falling behind Sunday at the 2025 Charles Schwab Challenge.