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Jake Knapp Clinches Maiden PGA Tour Win To See Off Sami Valimaki At Mexico Open

Knapp pips Valimaki with an even par round to clinch $1,458,000 first prize and entry into the Players and Masters

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Jake Knapp only hit two fairways in the final round of the Mexico Open but ground out a gutsy level par score to hold off runner-up Sami Valimaki, who finished two shots back.

American pro Knapp , 29, teed off with a four-shot lead which quickly evaporated in a rocky start but he regained his composure and held his nerve to clinch the winner's che que after finishing on -19. 

Knapp moves to No.52 in the world rankings and can play in all the remaining PGA Tour signature events now including the Players Championship, the Masters and the PGA Championship. Knapp reflected: "I didn't necessarily have my best stuff that is for sure. I knew it was going to be nerve-wracking and it was going to be tough.

"After those first three holes, that was as bad as we could have played and we still had a two-shot lead so I just tried to settle in. It would have been nice to hit driver better and hit it a little better but I was pretty pumped how I played on the finishing stretch."

Knapp also paid tribute to his late grandfather Gordon, whose initials he has tattooed on his bicep after his relation passed away last year to cancer. He added: "He would probably say: 'yo dude, good playing, winner winner chicken dinner'."

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• -17 Valimaki  
• -14 Jaeger, Pan, Lower

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We will be right there with you until the conclusion of Sunday's play, bringing you all of the key shots and important reaction to each memorable moment. So sit back, relax, and let's enjoy some golf, shall we?

JAEGER SHOWS WHAT IS POSSIBLE WITH A STORMING START

Stephan Jaeger has rapidly climbed the leaderboard with a stunning -4 start after seven holes to get to -12 and a share of third place. After an opening birdie on the first, the German has reeled off three in a row at the fifth, sixth and seventh. He has since also fired a iron in close at the par 3 ninth.

KNAPP TO USE MEMORY OF HIS GRANDFATHER FOR INSPIRATION

Leader Knapp is close to teeing off. He has the initials of his late grandfather tattooed on his arm. Knapp even says he still texts him after every round. Most pundits expect Knapp to close out the title on just his ninth start as his worst round so far this week is a 67 for -4.

“He was the guy I talked to after every single round. Still text him after every round.”An emotional @KnappTime_LTD discusses his tattoo which features his late grandfather's initials. pic.twitter.com/tRR4MP5RIf February 25, 2024

KNAPP TRYING TO FOLLOW NICK DUNLAP AND MATTHIEU PAVON 

It seems likely we will have another first time winner on tour today but Knapp's opening tee shot was not convincing as his drive on the opening par 4 stayed left and ended up on a cart path where he will get relief. Already this season we have seen Dunlap and Pavon win their first titles and now Knapp is trying to emulate them.

NERVY START FOR KNAPP ON FIRST HOLE

Knapp has birdied the first the last two days but it is unlikely to be happening again today. The leader missed the fairway left and was fortunate to get a drop from a cart path. He has since put his second from 160 yards over the back of the green after catching his approach slightly thin.

GAME ON AT TOP OF LEADERBOARD

Knapp's four-shot lead has already been shaved to three after three shaky shots left him a 20-foot par putt which he missed while Sami Valimaki made par having just missed out on a birdie from distance.

KNAPP MISSES SECOND FAIRWAY WITH ANOTHER POOR SHOT

This could make painful viewing for Knapp and his family at this rate after the American misses his second successive fairway on the left. The leader has been setting up for a cut off the tee and has failed to pull it off twice now. He has got another decent bounce though to leave him a shot because this latest drive could have kicked into big trouble.

KNAPP AND VALIMAKI BOTH MISS THE FAIRWAY AND GREEN AT SECOND

Knapp faces another big battle to make his par at the second after missing the green on the left in a highly unconvincing start. However he has produced a decent chip to five foot and knocked in the putt to save par.

MORE TROUBLE FOR KNAPP OFF THIRD TEE 

Knapp is having a nightmare off the tee in Mexico where he has snap hooked his third tee shot into the water having already bogeyed the first. But he has taken a drop and put his third shot on to the green to give him an outside chance of a par from 32 feet. However Valimaki looks good to pick up another shot on the leader here. Valimaki made par, after leaving his birdie effort short, but Knapp had to settle for his second bogey in three holes as the gap closes.

KNAPP IS LETTING IN THE PACK 

After bogeying two of the first three holes, including finding the water at the last, Knapp has just missed the fourth fairway on the right. He is having a shocker here and was very interesting to listen to Trey Niven, named a top 50 coach in Golf Monthly, talking through the American's swing on Sky.

CHANCE OF VALIMAKI CLAWING BACK ANOTHER SHOT ON THE LEADER

Knapp and Valimaki are both on the green in regulation at the fourth but the Finn is nine feet away compared to 48 foot for the leader. Knapp two putts for a par but Valimaki drains his and the lead is down to one.

VALIMAKI LOOKING FOR SUCCESSIVE BIRDIES

Valimaki is now just a shot behind Knapp after his birdie on the fourth and he has followed it up on the par three fifth with a fine iron shot to 20 foot from185 yards while Knapp has also fired in one close to 15 feet so Valimaki will putt first but neither men make their birdie efforts as they sign for 3s.

First tee: 4 backSixth tee: 1 back Finland's @Sami_Valimaki is within striking distance @MexicoOpenGolf. pic.twitter.com/XxvCnzQVQG February 25, 2024

GREAT CHANCE FOR THE CHASING PACK TO POST A TARGET

While leader Jack Knapp ,29, has been doing backwards and is +2 today, a host of players are under par and must now be believing they can overhaul him. These include a clutch of players like Chan Kim, Stephan Jaeger, Andrew Novak, Justin Lower and Ben Silverman.

PAR 5 SIXTH PRESENTS OPPORTUNITY FOR KNAPP AND VALIMAKI

Knapp and Valimaki have both played up short of the par 5 sixth in two shots and have a chance to set up a potential birdie with their approaches. However Knapp's chip has come up short and he has settled for a par and so has Valimaki after his short birdie putt curled off to the left.

VALIMAKI TURNS UP HEAT WITH AMAZING DRIVE AT 7TH

Valimaki has a fantastic look at the eagle and potentially a chance to take the lead on the seventh at the 297-yard short par four where he has driven his ball to about six feet while Knapp is in the sand. The Finn has drained his for a two to get to -18 and we are tied at the top after Knapp follows him in after a superb sand shot.

297 yards to a few feet! 🚀 Full send from @Sami_Valimaki who's closest of the day on the par-4 7th @MexicoOpenGolf. pic.twitter.com/5unklhnjUr February 25, 2024

KNAPP MAKES HIS FIRST BIRDIE ON SEVEN BUT STRUGGLING AGAIN ON EIGHT

Joint leader Knapp made an impressive birdie from the sand at the seventh to keep level with Valimaki but the American has shown his frailties again at the eighth with a poor approach from the fairway which missed the green on the left.

Needed it, got it. @KnappTime_LTD bounces back with a birdie after starting the day 2-over @MexicoOpenGolf. pic.twitter.com/jyQpOiWYEc February 25, 2024

VALIMAKI AND KNAPP BOTH PAR EIGHTH WITH DIFFERING STYLES

Valimaki and Knapp remain tied at the top on -18 after a couple of pars at the eighth. Both men missed the green by a few feet before Valimaki putted up to claim a four while Knapp chipped and putted for his four.

LEADERS BOTH HIT NINTH GREEN AT PAR 3 AS SHOOT-OUT EMERGES

Knapp and Valimaki are both -18 which is five shots infront of the field and they are effectively now in a matchplay situation. The duo have both hit the green at the par 3 ninth with Valimaki 66 feet away and first to putt. Knapp is 40 feet away and he putts up stiff for his 3. While Valimaki taps in from three feet.

TOUGH DRIVE ON 10 FOR LEADERS AS VALIMAKI FINDS WATER

The par four tenth is a fairly scary tee shot with water left and right off the tee. It averages one of the hardest holes on tour and there have been no birdies on the 489-yard par four today. Now the leaders are being forced to wait on the tee.....and it hasn't help Valimaki who has cut his ball into the drink. Knapp's ball is also heading that way but he comes up just short of the drink with a utility wood. 

Wholesome 🫶 @KnappTime_LTD stepped away for a moment to greet his girlfriend who flew in from Canada to watch the final round @MexicoOpenGolf. pic.twitter.com/X0o24PyiaZ February 25, 2024

LEADERS STRUGGLING TO MAKE PAR AT THE TRICKY 10TH

Valimaki has had to take a penalty drop after finding the water off the tee at the 10th but has hit an iron from 219 yards to 26 feet. He now has an outside chance of par  while Knapp's approach came up short and right before he deftly chipped up to make a par while Valimaki had to settle for a bogey.

A touch of class from solo leader @KnappTime_LTD 👏 Nearly the first birdie on No. 10 today, the hardest hole at Vidanta. pic.twitter.com/mUnDHsuGee February 25, 2024

KNAPP FLIRTS WITH WATER AGAIN AT 11TH

There is a daunting front pin at the par 3 11th which is playing 174 yards over water and is into the wind. Knapp and Valimaki have both taken it on and only just stayed on the putting surface at the front. Their hearts would have been in their mouths for a second there but they both putt up to make 3s.

VALIMAKI GAINS ANOTHER SHOT ON THE 12TH AND WE ARE LEVEL

Leader Knapp has hit two good shots to get to the edge of the 660-yard par 5 12th. Valimaki chips up stiff for a tap in four for a birdie. Knapp sportingly gave his rival a thumbs up before also sticking his chip close yet he pulls his putt from eight foot and we are level at the top again at -18.

Jake Knapp and @Sami_Valimaki are going shot for shot @MexicoOpenGolf. https://t.co/bkzSrSd7s7 pic.twitter.com/CzTLSdQuE4 February 25, 2024

KNAPP AND VALIMAKI BOTH MISS GREEN AT PAR 3 13TH

Knapp and Valimaki are +1 and -3 respectively today coming to the 13th with Knapp definitely battling with his game as he bids for a maiden PGA Tour win. His tee shot at the 161-yard par 3 13th came up way short but his short game got him out of trouble again as he chips up close for his par while Valimaki splashed out of the sand to 10 foot to make a bogey.

KNAPP MISSES LATEST FAIRWAY AS DRIVER WOES CONTINUE ON 14

Leader Knapp is struggling to hit a fairway today in the final round with just one from 10 so far. He has missed the short stuff again this time at the 14th but Valimaki is 294 yards down the middle as he looks to atone for a frustrating bogey at the last.

KNAPP AND VALIMAKI EYEING BIRDIE AT PAR 5 14TH 

Knapp and Valimaki have both played up short of the green in two at the 571-yard par 5 14th and can get a birdie with an up and down. Valimaki's third has come up well short but Knapp has put his chip very close and is back to even par for the day now after a birdie as the Finn misses his.

KNAPP MISSES LATEST FAIRWAY OFF THE 15TH TEE

Everyone needs a bit of luck to win and you sense Jake Knapp is definitely getting his fair share today. He has hit just one fairway in this final round but leads by two and continues to end up in reasonable spots as he proceeds to make par on the 15th along with Valimaki.

Driving Accuracy for Jake Knapp this week ...Round 1: 12 of 13Round 2: 11 of 13Round 3: 10 of 13Round 4: 1 of 10He's holding onto a 2-shot lead with 4 holes left. pic.twitter.com/FQfUe6C7rT February 25, 2024

KNAPP AND VALIMAKI BOTH STRIPE BALL INTO 16TH FAIRWAY

Joe Knapp in the final round of the Mexican Open

Knapp undoubtedly looked very nervous early on and played some poor shots as he bogeyed two of first three holes. But he has just walked down the 16th fairway smiling and chatting away with his caddie after turning his scores around since to get back to even par for the day and -19 for the tournament to lead Valimaki by two.

KNAPP RELISHING BATTLE AT TOP OF THE LEADERBOARD

Knapp, who used to work as a bouncer, seems to be relishing this tussle with Valimaki at the top of the leaderboard. Knapp missed the green left at 16th while Valimaki is on the dance floor. Valimaki is further away but he has allowed Knapp to chip up first. Both men tap in for par but Valimaki could have made Knapp's chip harder there by putting him under more pressure.

Two years ago, @KnappTime_LTD was a nightclub bouncer.Today, he is seeking his first PGA TOUR victory @MexicoOpenGolf. pic.twitter.com/aCBb5jldyf February 25, 2024

KNAPP CHIPS UP CLOSE ON 17 AND IS CLOSING IN ON VICTORY

Knapp, who has a two shot lead, missed the green at the 71st hole but has chipped up to six foot at the 207-yard par three 17th. Valimaki is taking relief from a sprinkler head before putting after just missing the green on the right as the pair both get 3s.

KNAPP FINDS SAND OFF THE TEE UP THE LAST

Could there still be more drama to come at the par 5 last? Knapp has a two shot lead and is in the bunker after his drive. Valimaki, who trails by two shots, could turn the screw with an eagle or birdie up the last but the Finn has missed the fairway on the right and is in trouble as he needs a penalty drop. 

KNAPP LEADS VALIMAKI HEADING UP THE LAST

KNAPP LOOKS SET FOR VICTORY

Despite driving into the sand at the last, Knapp looks set for victory as he has a two shot lead and his nearest rival Sami Valimaki has been forced into a penalty drop after a bad miss up the right off the tee. Knapp has splashed out to leave 85 yards to the green while Valimaki has played just short of the green in three.

Sami Välimäki entered the par-5 18th two back of the lead.This is where his tee shot landed. pic.twitter.com/33XH2YTCga February 25, 2024

KNAPP WEDGES ON TO THE GREEN TO 12 FEET

It is victory to Jake Knapp for his maiden PGA Tour victory after his wedge on to the par 5 18th sets up a comfortable par and a two-shot victory on -19 after an even par final round.

Rookie Jake Knapp seals the deal 🏆The moment @KnappTime_LTD became a PGA TOUR champion. pic.twitter.com/LjLehr7NeY February 25, 2024

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2022 Mexico Open at Vidanta final results: Prize money payout, leaderboard and how much each golfer won

The 2022 Mexico Open at Vidanta final leaderboard is headed by winner Jon Rahm , who earned the PGA Tour win at Vidanta Vallarta in Vallarta, Mexico.

Rahm entered the round as 54-hole leader but struggled to pick up much momentum throughout the day, welcoming other players into contention. However, it was Brandon Wu and Tony Finau , who were well behind entering Sunday, who were the biggest challengers. Each player shot 63 on Sunday to finish in joint second place on 16-under total.

In the end, Rahm needed a par on the short par-5 closing hole, and he managed to make that for a one-shot win on 17-under 267.

Rahm won the $1,314,000 winner's share of the $7,300,000 purse.

Mexico Open at Vidanta recap notes

Rahm earned 32 Official World Golf Ranking points with the win in the 72-hole stroke-play championship, which will help his world ranking.

Rahm also earned 500 FedEx Cup points with the win, which will help him in the season-long points race.

A total of 74 (of 144) players finished the tournament in the 28th event of the 2021-2022 PGA Tour season after a 36-hole cut was made.

The 2021-2022 PGA Tour schedule continues next week with the 2022 Wells Fargo Championship .

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Golf tournaments are rarely predictable, and yet entering Sunday’s final round of the Mexico Open, the two players at the top of the leaderboard were the most predictable of any of the 144 who started the week at Vidanta Vallarta . OK, so maybe you were expecting defending champion Jon Rahm to be the one holding the two-shot lead over Tony Finau with 18 holes remaining, rather than the other way around. Regardless, they were the two highest-ranked players coming into the week—Rahm the World No. 1, Finau No. 16—and they finished 1/T-2 a year ago in the event.

Come Sunday, however, the unpredictable returned. Or at least the surprising. Because just when you thought that Finau and Rahm were destined for a tight, down-to-the-72nd-hole finish in Mexico, it turned out to be anything but.

Methodically making five birdies over his first 14 holes to stretch his lead to as much as four shots, Finau cruised to a closing 66, a three-shot triumph and his sixth career PGA Tour title.

“It feels amazing,” Finau said. “Rahmbo is the best … he’s on top of the world right now. I knew I was going to have my hands full with him all the way until the end.”

It’s not that Rahm played poorly—the Spaniard made four birdies over his first 15 holes, too, finishing with a 67. But even for a golfer playing as unbelievable as Rahm has over the last 12 months (seven wins in 24 starts, 15 top-10s and zero missed cuts), you can’t let an opponent who has now won four tour titles in 280 days wander too far in front.

To Finau’s credit, he has made sure the hype surrounding Rahm entering the week didn’t impact his play. Finau’s 65-64-65 start matched his career best opening 54-hole score that he shot at last summer’s Rocket Mortgage Classic.

With the victory, Finau claimed a first-place prize money payout of $1.386 million from an overall purse of $7.7 million. Here’s the prize money payout for each golfer who made the cut this week in Mexico.

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Win: Tony Finau, 260/-24, $1,386,000

2: Jon Rahm, 263/-21, $839,300

3: Brandon Wu, 265/-19, $531,300

4: Akshay Bhatia, 266/-18, $377,300

T-5: Eric Cole, 268/-16, $284,900

T-5: Emiliano Grillo, 268/-16, $284,900

T-5: Austin Smotherman, 268/-16, $284,900

T-8: Cameron Champ, 270/-14, $232,925

T-8: Ben Taylor, 270/-14, $232,925

T-10: Joseph Bramlett, 271/-13, $179,025

T-10: Harry Hall, 271/-13, $179,025

T-10: Beau Hossler, 271/-13, $179,025

T-10: Patrick Rodgers, 271/-13, $179,025

T-10: Alejandro Tosti, 271/-13, $179,025

T-15: Jimmy Walker, 272/-12, $132,825

T-15: Dylan Wu, 272/-12, $132,825

T-15: Carson Young, 272/-12, $132,825

T-18: Mark Hubbard, 273/-11, $98,431.67

T-18: Stephan Jaeger, 273/-11, $98,431.67

T-18: Adam Long, 273/-11, $98,431.67

T-18: Greyson Sigg, 273/-11, $98,431.67

T-18: Vincent Norrman, 273/-11, $98,431.66

T-18: Kevin Roy, 273/-11, $98,431.66

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T-24: Kevin Chappell, 274/-10, $62,755

T-24: Wyndham Clark, 274/-10, $62,755

T-24: Will Gordon, 274/-10, $62,755

T-24: S.H. Kim, 274/-10, $62,755

T-24: Francesco Molinari, 274/-10, $62,755

T-24: Andrew Putnam, 274/-10, $62,755

T-30: Michael Kim, 275/-9, $50,435

T-30: Taylor Pendrith, 275/-9, $50,435

T-30: Trevor Werbylo, 275/-9, $50,435

T-33: Brice Garnett, 276/-8, $41,066.67

T-33: Ryan Gerard, 276/-8, $41,066.67

T-33: Nicolai Hojgaard, 276/-8, $41,066.67

T-33: Ryan Moore, 276/-8, $41,066.67

T-33: Byeong Hun An, 276/-8, $41,066.66

T-33: Erik van Rooyen, 276/-8, $41,066.66

T-39: Aaron Baddeley, 277/-7, $30,415

T-39: Austin Cook, 277/-7, $30,415

T-39: Michael Gligic, 277/-7, $30,415

T-39: Nate Lashley, 277/-7, $30,415

T-39: Geoff Ogilvy, 277/-7, $30,415

T-39: Scott Piercy, 277/-7, $30,415

T-39: Gary Woodland, 277/-7, $30,415

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T-46: Ben Martin, 278/-6, $22,817.67

T-46: S.Y. Noh, 278/-6, $22,817.67

T-46: Richy Werenski, 278/-6, $22,817.66

T-49: James Hahn, 279/-5, $19,198.67

T-49: Satoshi Kodaira, 279/-5, $19,198.67

T-49: Andrew Novak, 279/-5, $19,198.67

T-49: Chez Reavie, 279/-5, $19,198.67

T-49: Zecheng Dou, 279/-5, $19,198.66

T-49: Austin Eckroat, 279/-5, $19,198.66

T-55: Jonathan Byrd, 280/-4, $17,787

T-55: Cody Gribble, 280/-4, $17,787

T-55: Charley Hoffman, 280/-4, $17,787

T-55: Sebastián Vázquez, 280/-4, $17,787

T-55: Carl Yuan, 280/-4, $17,787

T-60: Derek Ernst, 281/-3, $16,940

T-60: Tano Goya, 281/-3, $16,940

T-60: David Lipsky, 281/-3, $16,940

T-60: Maverick McNealy, 281/-3, $16,940

T-60: Cameron Percy, 281/-3, $16,940

T-60: Raul Pereda, 281/-3, $16,940

T-66: Nico Echavarria, 282/-2, $16,247

T-66: Lanto Griffin, 282/-2, $16,247

T-66: Derek Lamely, 282/-2, $16,247

69: Augusto Núñez, 283/-1, $15,939

T-70: Trevor Cone, 284/E, $15,708

T-70: Bill Haas, 284/E, $15,708

72: Jonas Blixt, 287/+3, $15,477

73: Lee Hodges, 288/+4, $15,323

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