Exhibiting all-around solid play and significant resolve, Campos broke away from the field on the back nine at breezy Port Royal Golf Course Sunday and hung on for his first career tour title. A three-under 68 was good enough to beat third-round co-leader Andrew Novak by three shots with a 19-under 265 total. Novak bogeyed the last in a closing 71.

Rafael Campos always dreamed of being a PGA Tour winner. He never could have imagined when it would happen and just how much it would mean. He had missed five straight cuts and was in danger of not having a card on any tour.

Rafael Campos earned his first PGA Tour win at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. In addition to locking up his Tour card for two years, Campos collected $1,242,000. Here’s a look at how the $6.9 million purse was paid out in the penultimate event of the fall season:

The PGA Tour rolled into Bermuda this week for its annual Butterfield Bermuda Championship. The event offered a $6.9 million purse, with $1.242 million to the winner.

There’s a world where Rafael Campos wasn’t even in the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Last year, he finished 30th in the Korn Ferry Tour points standings to earn his PGA Tour card, and that came only after a penalty dropped Shad Tuten from the 30th ...

It would have been easy to dismiss Rafael Campos’ chances at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. After all, Campos had missed the cut in 13 of his previous 15 starts. Put Campos in a tropical setting,

A mere 16 years after making his first start on the PGA Tour, Rafael Campos can finally call himself a PGA Tour winner. Emerging from a top-heavy leaderboard at the 2024 Bermuda Championship, Campos reached 19 under for the tournament to clip Andrew Novak for a three-stroke victory Sunday.

In the final round of the 2024 Butterfield Bermuda Championship, Rafael Campos shoots a 3-under to finish at 19-under par and claim his first win on the PGA TOUR.