Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun
23rd February to 26th February 2012
Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun
El Camaleon, Riviera Maya, Mex
Purse: $3,700,000
Fedex Cup Points 250
Results 2012
271 John Huh (Kor) 67 70 71 63 (Huh won play-off at eighth hole), Robert Allenby (Aus) 69 67 70 65
273 Colt Knost 69 71 67 66, Matthew Every 67 71 69 66
274 Chris Stroud 69 66 68 71, Alejandro Canizares (Spa) 67 72 69 66, Dicky Pride 68 72 68 66, Daniel Summerhays 69 65 67 73
276 Michael Allen 68 71 66 71, J J Henry 72 69 68 67, Will Claxton 66 68 71 71
277 Richard S Johnson (Swe) 70 66 72 69, Billy Mayfair 70 68 70 69, Rich Beem 70 71 69 67, Briny Baird 71 69 67 70
278 Seung-yul Noh (Kor) 68 70 73 67, Mark D. Anderson 67 72 73 66, Vaughn Taylor 71 69 72 66, Greg Owen (Eng) 67 67 73 71, Tom Lehman 70 72 70 66, Charles Howell III 67 71 69 71, Kevin Stadler 68 68 72 70, Tim Petrovic 72 72 66 68, Marc Turnesa 67 72 67 72, Stephen Ames (Can) 69 70 70 69
279 Chad Campbell 70 71 71 67, Brian Harman 71 71 65 72, Matt Bettencourt 69 72 72 66, William McGirt 69 72 73 65
280 Sung-hoon Kang (Kor) 68 76 69 67, Billy Horschel 69 72 70 69, Russell Knox (Sco) 74 67 68 71, Johnson Wagner 73 70 71 66
281 Spencer Levin 73 71 69 68, Patrick Sheehan 70 73 71 67, Esteban Toledo (Mex) 72 69 71 69
282 John Merrick 71 67 74 70, Garrett Willis 70 72 69 71, Heath Slocum 73 71 69 69, Steve Wheatcroft 75 70 70 67, Jarrod Lyle (Aus) 73 69 71 69, Nathan Green (Aus) 73 69 68 72, Craig Barlow 71 68 71 72, Troy Kelly 72 73 68 69, Hunter Haas 68 75 71 68
283 Billy Hurley III 73 71 69 70, Michael Thompson 72 72 71 68, Martin Flores 77 67 73 66
284 Will MacKenzie 72 73 69 70, Chris Riley 73 72 70 69, Gary Christian (Eng) 73 70 73 68, David Hearn (Can) 68 73 77 66, Skip Kendall 71 72 70 71, Fred Funk 73 71 72 68
285 Tim Herron 70 74 70 71, Erik Compton 71 69 76 69, Brian Gay 72 68 74 71, Jose de jesus Rodriguez (Mex) 71 73 70 71, John Peterson 73 72 72 68
286 Jerry Kelly 73 71 72 70, Brandt Jobe 74 70 72 70, Josh Teater 68 75 71 72
288 Jose-Maria Olazabal (Spa) 72 72 74 70, Cameron Beckman 72 71 71 74, Robert Damron 73 72 71 72, Brett Wetterich 71 72 73 72, Gavin Coles (Aus) 71 71 76 70, Edward Loar 69 74 68 77
289 Charley Hoffman 75 70 72 72, Paul Stankowski 72 70 74 73
290 Boo Weekley 75 69 76 70, Charlie Beljan 73 67 79 71
292 Kirk Triplett 73 71 69 79, Stephen Gangluff 70 75 71 76
293 Garth Mulroy (Rsa) 71 74 76 72
Results 2011
1 25 Johnson Wagner -17 F -4 info 69 66 65 67 267
2 1 11 Spencer Levin -17 F -6 info 68 67 67 65 267
3 8 87 John Cook -14 F -5 info 70 68 66 66 270
4 2 109 Chris Stroud -13 F -1 info 68 63 70 70 271
T5 26 30 Rory Sabbatini -12 F -5 info 69 69 68 66 272
T5 14 102 David Toms -12 F -4 info 66 70 69 67 272
T5 6 23 Brian Gay -12 F -3 info 69 68 67 68 272
T5 1 141 Briny Baird -12 F -2 info 67 70 66 69 272
T5 2 59 Jarrod Lyle -12 F -1 info 69 66 67 70 272
T5 2 134 Bobby Gates -12 F -1 info 70 68 64 70 272
The Mayakoba Golf Classic made golf history when it became the first PGA TOUR event to ever be contested outside of the United States and Canada in February 2007. After four years of steady growth, México’s Only PGA TOUR Event is regarded as one of the finest on TOUR. Players rave about El Camaleón Golf Club as a competitive venue and about the Mayakoba Resort as an ideal location to bring their families.
With the wonders of the Riviera Maya and Cancún regions, the beauty of the Mayakoba resort and the warmth and hospitality of the Mexican people, the Mayakoba Golf Classic is poised for its best year ever when 132 pro golfers descend upon Playa del Carmen for the 2011 edition of México's Only PGA TOUR Event.
Cameron Beckman won the 2010 Mayakoba Golf Classic for his third PGA TOUR title, closing with a 4-under 67 in the final round for a two-stroke victory over Brian Stuard and third-round leader Joe Durant.
2010 saw the Mayakoba Golf Classic welcome record crowds and a fierce competition for the winner's share of the $3.6 million USD purse. The 40-year-old Beckman, three strokes behind Durant at the start of the final round, finished at 15-under 269. The title marks Beckman's third career PGA TOUR victory; his previous championships came in 2001 and 2008.
"I'm cruising along playing and, all of a sudden, I know I'm tied for the lead," Beckman said. "That makes you nervous. Now you know you've got a chance to win and you've really got to tighten up and concentrate. You know, a lot of things go through your mind. Winning out here is tough. There's really no easy way to do it. I've done it a couple different ways now, but it's a great feeling."
What was the key to the victory?
"Without question, putting," Beckman said. "I mean, I hit the ball well, also, but this is probably the best I've putted in a long time. Probably since the last time I won. I just put a new putter in play two weeks ago, and just absolutely putted beautifully on these greens. Just a beautiful week of putting."