Rafael Campos produced a storybook ending at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship, securing a three-stroke victory and his first PGA Tour title. The Puerto Rican golfer, who welcomed his first child earlier in the week, fired a final round 68 to finish at 19-under par, 265, and etch his name into the tournament's history books.
Campos entered the final round tied with Andrew Novak, but a clutch performance under pressure saw him pull away from the field. Novak finished in solo second place at 16-under par, 268, after carding a final round 71.
This victory marks a significant milestone for Campos, who becomes the first Puerto Rican golfer to win on the PGA Tour since Chi Chi Rodriguez. The win also secures him a substantial $1.252 million prize and 500 valuable FedExCup points.
Campos' triumph comes on the heels of a momentous week for the golfer, who celebrated the birth of his daughter on Monday. The emotional victory underscores his resilience and determination, showcasing his ability to perform under pressure both on and off the course.
The Butterfield Bermuda Championship provided a captivating week of golf, culminating in Campos' memorable victory. His performance will be remembered for years to come, inspiring golfers in Puerto Rico and around the world.
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