On Sunday, February 23rd, 2020, American golfer Tony Finau won the Mexico Open for his sixth career victory. Finau edged out Jon Rahm, the world’s number one golfer, in a thrilling final round. Finau shot a seven-under-par 65 to finish at 20-under-par for the tournament, one stroke ahead of Rahm.
Finau started the day two strokes behind Rahm and quickly made up ground with birdies on the first two holes. He then took the lead with a birdie on the fifth hole and never looked back. Finau continued to make birdies throughout the round and finished with a flourish, making an eagle on the 16th hole.
Rahm was unable to keep pace with Finau, but he did manage to stay within striking distance. He made birdies on the final two holes to put the pressure on Finau, but it wasn’t enough. Finau held on for the win and earned his sixth career victory.
The victory was especially sweet for Finau, who had come close to winning several times in the past. He had finished second in the 2019 Memorial Tournament and third in the 2019 Masters Tournament. This time, however, he was able to break through and get the win.
The victory was also a big moment for Finau’s career. He is now ranked 11th in the world and is firmly established as one of the top players on the PGA Tour.
Finau’s win at the Mexico Open was a thrilling finish to an exciting tournament. Finau’s performance was impressive and he was able to edge out the world’s number one golfer in a thrilling final round. It was a great moment for Finau and his fans, and it will be remembered for years to come.
