Novak wins Mexico Open for first solo PGA Tour win

On Sunday, Andrew Novak claimed his first individual title on the PGA Tour by winning the Mexico Open. The American finished with a tournament-record 25-under-par 259, outpacing the field by five strokes at Vidanta Vallarta. Novak, who previously won at the Zurich Classic with Ben Griffin last year, finished with three consecutive birdies on the back nine to secure his victory.

Leading by six going into the final day, Novak started strong with seven pars before a bogey at the 10th hole. However, he rebounded with three birdies from the 12th hole onward, including a crucial 44-foot putt on the par-three 13th and an impressive 44-foot roller on the 14th green. After a mistake at the 10th led to a six-stroke gap, Novak's par on the 18th hole sealed his win, breaking the previous tournament record of 24-under-par.

Steven Fisk and Kristoffer Ventura of Norway finished tied for second place, followed by Ben Griffin and Mackenzie Hughes of Canada. French golfer Matthieu Pavon had started the day in second place but struggled with multiple bogeys and finished tied for sixth.