Stefano Mazzoli Wins Corales Puntacana Championship

Mazzoli’s Historic Comeback

The 29‑year‑old Briton turned a windy Sunday into triumph at the Corales Puntacana Championship in Punta Cana. After a 5‑under 67 on Moving Day, he seized control with a final round 66, securing a one‑shot victory over Todd Clements. Mazzoli’s clutch performance earned his first PGA Tour win and a $720,000 payday. The win caps a dramatic day where the Caribbean conditions tested every contender.

Clements’ Hard‑Fought Finish

Clements entered the final round with momentum, holding a two‑shot cushion over Ben James. Heavy Caribbean winds made the last six holes a battleground, eroding his advantage and handing the triumph to Mazzoli. The veteran struggled to convert his opportunities, finishing with a 71 and falling just short. His strong charge demonstrated the competitive depth of the field.

Winning Score and Prize

Mazzoli’s clinching round was a spotless 6‑under 66, propelled by precise iron play and steady putting. The victory awards him $720,000 from the $4 million total purse, marking a career milestone. His performance highlighted the depth of talent at one of the tour’s premier events. The win also boosts his standing on the seasonal money list.

Live Coverage and Additional Coverage

The final round was streamed live on Golf Channel, offering fans full access to the drama unfolding at Puntacana Resort & Club. For viewers who missed any moments, the broadcast is archived with comprehensive replays. The event also featured a dedicated preview of tee times and groupings for the final round. Detailed payout information is listed below for all finishers.

Prize Money Distribution

• 1. Stefano Mazzoli: $720,000
• 2. $436,000
• 3. $276,000
• 4. $196,000
• 5. $164,000
• 6. $145,000
• 7. $135,000
• 8. $125,000
• 9. $117,000
• 10. $109,000
• 11. $101,000
• 12. $93,000
• 13. $85,000
• 14. $77,000
• 15. $73,000
• 16. $69,000
• 17. $65,000
• 18. $61,000
• 19. $57,000
• 20. $53,000
• 21. $49,000
• 22. $45,000
• 23. $41,800
• 24. $38,600
• 25. $35,400
• 26. $32,200
• 27. $31,000
• 28. $29,800
• 29. $28,600
• 30. $27,400
• 31. $26,200
• 32. $25,000
• 33. $23,800
• 34. $22,800
• 35. $21,800
• 36. $20,800
• 37. $19,800
• 38. $19,000
• 39. $18,200
• 40. $17,400
• 41. $16,600
• 42. $15,800
• 43. $15,000
• 44. $14,200
• 45. $13,400
• 46. $12,600
• 47. $11,800
• 48. $11,160
• 49. $10,600
• 50. $10,280
• 51. $10,040
• 52. $9,800
• 53. $9,640
• 54. $9,480
• 55. $9,400
• 56. $9,320
• 57. $9,240
• 58. $9,160
• 59. $9,080
• 60. $9,000
• 61. $8,920
• 62. $8,840
• 63. $8,760
• 64. $8,680
• 65. $8,600
• 66. $8,520
• 67. $8,440
• 68. $8,360
• 69. $8,280
• 70. $8,200
• 71. $8,120
• 72. $8,040
• 73. $7,960
• 74. $7,880
• 75. $7,800
• 76. $7,720
• 77. $7,640
• 78. $7,560
• 79. $7,480
• 80. $7,400
• 81. $7,320
• 82. $7,240

Day Three Visual Recap

The second image captures the action from day three of the tournament, showing the challenging layout at Puntacana Resort & Club. It provides a aerial view of the fairways and the sea beyond, highlighting the unique Caribbean setting. Fans can refer to this graphic for a quick snapshot of the course conditions throughout the event. This visual aid complements the detailed commentary of each round’s play.

The Corales Puntacana Championship stands as a testament to competitive golf under demanding weather, and Mazzoli’s victory will be remembered as a defining moment of the season. His victory not only adds a prestigious title to his resume but also reinforces the excitement that the PGA Tour brings to the Dominican Republic each year.