Team Kuchar Wins 2025 PNC Championship with Record 33-Under Total

Matt and Cameron Kuchar shot 57–54 for a record 111, winning the 2025 PNC Championship by seven strokes over Teams Love and Daly.
Matt Kuchar and his son Cameron won the 2025 PNC Championship on December 21 at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club in Orlando. Their rounds of 57 and 54 produced a 36-hole total of 111, 33 under par, seven strokes ahead of Teams Love and Daly.
Three tournament records
The Kuchars set records for the lowest 36-hole total, lowest round and largest winning margin. Their 111 improved the previous 116 total by five strokes, while Sunday's 54 beat the previous single-round record of 56. The official final-round notes record all three marks.
| Finish | Team | Rounds | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Matt / Cameron Kuchar | 57–54 | 111 (−33) |
| T2 | Davis / Dru Love | 60–58 | 118 (−26) |
| T2 | John / John Daly II | 59–59 | 118 (−26) |
The two-person scramble was the Kuchars' first win at the event. Sunday's round included two eagles, fourteen birdies and two pars, according to Golf Channel's tournament report.
Cameron, then 18, had signed to join TCU's men's golf team for fall 2026. Defending champions Bernhard and Jason Langer finished tied seventh at 23 under.
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