Mexico Open 2022 R4

April 28 - May 01
Vidanta Vallarta, Vallarta, Mexico
$7,300,000
Round 1, Round 2, Round 3

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Spain's Jon Rahm signed for a 69 on Sunday at the Mexico Open at Vidanta to complete his wire-to-wire victory, winning by one shot at 17-under.

Mexico Open 2022 R4

"I came this week wanting to do it. I've spoken at length about the importance of Seve and his impact on the game of golf and how I play because of him. Nowadays we have a much bigger reach, the PGA Tour has become a bigger tour, and with social media, we're worldwide stars, bigger than they were in the past. I feel like I can make some impact in Mexico as well, and Mexico deserves a good event. You can even see golf growing in Mexico as well.

"So it's a true honor to be able to come here in this first edition of the event to be the champion. It was a wonderful week. It's a wonderful resort. For anybody watching here that is doubting about playing, I say come. Just coming to the resort, it's just worth it. The golf course, it's a lengthy golf course and it's in pristine shape. It's a highly recommended week in my book. I'll be back obviously and, you know, it feels good to get this first win done early in the season. I had a couple chances and I couldn't close it out. And today was a battle, but I got it done."

Mexico Open 2022 R4

This was Rahm's first victory since his triumph at the U.S Open last summer, matching his longest streak of seventeen starts without winning, although he has had nine top-10s during that time.

He now has fourteen worldwide victories to his name and seven on the PGA Tour.

Mexico Open 2022 R4

Americans Brandon Wu and Tony Finau signed for bogey-free 63s but had to settle for second place at 16-under alongside compatriot Kurt Kitayama who birdied his final hole for a 68.

Fellow American Davis Riley completes the top-5 after closing with a 68 to reach 15-under.

Mexico Open 2022 R4