Playing in the final group together, Miguel Angel Jiménez edged Steven Alker for a two-stroke victory. Standing on the tee at the par-4 17th hole, the pair were tied at 9-under par when Jiménez drove the green and converted for eagle. Alker made par, which proved to be the deciding margin. The win marks the first for Jiménez since 2022 (Boeing Classic) and lifts his total to 14 career wins on PGA TOUR Champions, matching Fred Couples for the 18th most in Champions Tour history. Jiménez’s 14 wins are tied for the fourth-most among active PGA TOUR Champions players.

Miguel Angel Jiménez, 70-69-69 – 208 (-11)

• The 61-year-old Spaniard captured his 14th win on PGA TOUR Champions (186th start) after playing the final nine holes in 3-under par, highlighted by an eagle on the par-4 17th hole.
• Jiménez’s 69 (4-under) matched the low round of the day (also Ernie Els).
• Finishing the tournament at 11-under, Jiménez set a new tournament record for PGA TOUR Champions at the Trophy Hassan II.
• With this victory, Jiménez moved to T18 on the PGA TOUR Champions all-time wins list.
• Improved to 8-for-17 when leading/co-leading entering the final round on PGA TOUR Champions.

Additional player notes

• New Zealand’s Steven Alker – who held at least a share of the lead after each of the first two rounds – recorded a two-under 71 on the day to finish two shots behind Jiménez.
  • This is the sixth runner-up finish for reigning PGA TOUR Champions Player of the Year and Charles Schwab Cup champion since his last victory (2024 Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai).
• World Golf Hall of Fame member Ernie Els, who won the season-opening Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai, matched Jiménezfor the low round of the day with 4-under 69, finishing in third place.

• Brazil’s Adilson da Silva recorded his best career finish on PGA TOUR Champions (10th start). He earned entry into the field by virtue of a top-four finish in the 2024 Legends Tour Order of Merit.
• 2024 Trophy Hassan II winner Ricardo Gonzalez recorded a 3-over 76 and finished the tournament T14.
• India’s Jeev Milkha Singh made an ace on the par-3 14th (164 yards, 7-iron), marking the first PGA TOUR Champions hole-in-one at the Trophy Hassan II, on PGA TOUR Champions this season and since Round 2 of the 2024 SAS Championship (David Toms). It is Singh’s first career hole-in-one on PGA TOUR Champions.