Doc Redman (first/-19)

• Closes in 4-under 67 to convert the 54-hole solo-lead into his first Korn Ferry Tour victory in his 52nd start on Tour (previous career best finish: T2/2024 Korn Ferry Tour Championship presented by Virginia’s Richmond Region)
• Converts his first 36- and 54-hole lead/co-lead into his first career Korn Ferry Tour victory
• Totals 19-under 265, matching Logan McAllister’s mark from the 2025 Astara Chile Classic presented by Scotiabank for the lowest 72-hole score in seven iterations at Prince of Wales Country Club
• Five-stroke margin of victory marks the largest on Tour since Adrien Dumont de Chassart’s seven-stroke victory at the 2025 Compliance Solutions Championship
• Rises to No. 4 on the 2026 Korn Ferry Tour Points List
• Becomes the fourth first-time winner on Tour this season, joining Ian Holt (The Bahamas Great Abaco Classic at The Abaco Club), James Nicholas (Astara Golf Championship presented by Mastercard) and Alistair Docherty (119th Visa Argentina Open presented by Macro)
• Retained Korn Ferry Tour membership for the 2026 Korn Ferry Tour Season with a T34 finish at Final Stage of 2025 PGA TOUR Q-School presented by Korn Ferry
• Third consecutive season with Korn Ferry Tour membership; his previous Korn Ferry Tour Points List finishes were No. 37 (2024) and No. 138 (2025); he took nearly three months off amid the 2025 season (March-May), saying he was “pretty unhappy traveling and playing golf, and a little lost in that sense.”
• Played four full seasons on the PGA TOUR (2020-23) after he earned Special Temporary Membership with a solo second (as an open qualifier) at the 2019 Rocket Classic; he followed the accomplishment with consecutive FedExCup Playoffs appearances in 2020 and 2021, though he was relegated to the Korn Ferry Tour after a No. 157 finish in the 2023 FedExCup Fall standings
• Played two seasons at Clemson University (2016-18), where he earned two individual victories, garnered a 2017 All-America Third Team selection, and broke the school record for career scoring average (70.70) previously established by two-time PGA TOUR winner D.J. Trahan (71.49 from 1999-2003)
• Won the 2017 U.S. Amateur, defeating Doug Ghim in a playoff in the championship match at The Riviera Country Club

Additional notes

• Cooper Dossey (T2/-14), who finished No. 44 on the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour Points List, records the best finish of his Korn Ferry Tour career in his 59th start on Tour (previous best finish: T4/2025 The Blue Championship).
• Michael Johnson (T2/-14), who finished No. 48 on the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour Points List, matches the best finish of his Korn Ferry Tour career (T2/20217 Pinnacle Bank Championship presented by Woodhouse).
• Jorge Fernández Valdés (T4/-13), who finished No. 66 on the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour Points List, closes in 6-under 65 for his third top-10 finish of the season through six starts; he logged three top 10s all of last season in 22 starts on the Korn Ferry Tour.
• Rookie Carson Bacha (T4/-13), with a 6-under 65, matches Jorge Fernández Valdés for the low round of the day and records his best finish on Tour in his sixth career start (previous best finish: T15/119th Visa Argentina Open presented by Macro); finished No. 10 on the 2025 PGA TOUR Americas Points List to earn membership for the 2026 Korn Ferry Tour Season.
• Argentine amateur Segundo Oliva Pinto (T4/-13), who finished T7 at last week’s 119th Visa Argentina Open presented by Macro, becomes the first amateur to record top-10 finishes in consecutive Korn Ferry Tour events and the second amateur to do so in consecutive starts (previous: Morgan Hoffman/T8/2009 Nationwide Children’s Hospital Championship; T9/2010 Nationwide Children’s Hospital Championship).