Record-Breaking Victory: Team Kuchar Wins 2025 PNC Championship
Matt and Cameron Kuchar shatter the scoring record with a 33-under total to win the PNC Championship by seven strokes.
Team Kuchar turned the 2025 PNC Championship into a procession on Sunday, firing a final-round 18-under 54 to claim the Willie Park Trophy in record-breaking fashion.
Matt Kuchar and his son Cameron finished with a 36-hole total of 33-under par (111), shattering the previous tournament scoring record by five strokes. Their dominance left the rest of the field far behind, with the duo finishing seven shots clear of the runners-up at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club.
A Perfect Weekend
After opening with a 57 on Saturday, the Kuchars accelerated in the Sunday scramble. Cameron, a TCU commit, was instrumental throughout the week, often overpowering the course and setting up short approaches for his father.
The victory marks a significant family milestone for the Kuchars. For Matt, a nine-time PGA Tour winner and Ryder Cup veteran, sharing the winners' circle with his son adds another highlight to an illustrious career.
Defending champions Team Langer put up a valiant defense but could not match the scoring pace, settling for a top-5 finish. Team Daly, who started the day in second place, remained the closest pursuers but never threatened the lead.
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