Record Breakers: Team Kuchar Wins 2025 PNC Championship
Matt and Cameron Kuchar shot 57–54 for a record 33-under total and seven-shot victory at the 2025 PNC Championship.
Matt Kuchar and his son Cameron won the 2025 PNC Championship on December 21 at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club in Orlando, setting scoring and winning-margin records in the family team event.
The Magic Number: 33-Under
The Kuchars shot 57–54 for 111, or 33 under par, winning by seven strokes. The official final-round notes list records for the 18-hole score, 36-hole score and margin of victory.
Team Daly and Team Love shared second at 26 under. Golf Channel's report also records the Kuchars' seven-shot victory and Cameron's contribution on the greens.
The PNC Championship uses a two-player scramble format. Its team scores reflect that format and are distinct from individual stroke-play scoring records.
A Family Affair
In the post-round press conference, Matt praised Cameron's putting and spoke emotionally about his late father, who had previously shared the event with him. The win connected several generations of the family through a tournament they had long hoped to win together.
The result was their first PNC Championship title. Cameron, then 18, had signed to join TCU's men's golf team for fall 2026; the win came while his next step was college golf.
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