Port Royal Golf Course: PGA Tour course profile

Port Royal Golf Course in Southampton, Bermuda (par 71, 6,828 yards, Bermudagrass greens, designed by Robert Trent Jones) hosted 7 PGA Tour tournaments in StatsNext’s records (2019 to 2025): Butterfield Bermuda Championship, Bermuda Championship. Latest winner: Adam Schenk at -12 in the 2025 Butterfield Bermuda Championship.

Updated October 14, 2026 at 12:55 PM ET · StatsNext tournament records · Next: Butterfield Bermuda Championship 2026, Oct 22, 2026

What statistics matter most at Port Royal Golf Course?

Port Royal Golf Course has too little strokes-gained history to rank the categories (0 editions with strokes gained). Tour-wide, approach accounts for the largest share of the spread in total strokes gained (35%, 30,653 golfer-weeks, Oct 22, 2018 to Oct 21, 2026).

Strokes gained has not been published for this course (7 stored editions without it), so the course-specific order is uncertain. The weights shown are tour-wide: Approach explains 35% of the spread in total strokes gained across 30,653 golfer-weeks.

Par 3s (4 on the card) played 0.15 over par per hole here vs 0.08 over tour-wide (3 editions).

Par 4s (11 on the card) played 0.04 under par per hole here vs even tour-wide (3 editions).

Par 5s (3 on the card) played 0.39 under par per hole here vs 0.45 under tour-wide (3 editions).

Share of the spread: how much of the difference between golfers in total strokes gained each category accounted for in earlier editions on this course, against the tour as a whole; the four categories add to 100%. Stored PGA Tour strokes gained through October 21, 2026. Wind and weather data are not available for golf courses.

What mattered here describes past editions; it is not a validated predictor.

The course

Port Royal Golf Course as published for the 2025 Butterfield Bermuda Championship
ParYardageGreensFairwaysRoughArchitectEstablished
716,828BermudagrassBermudagrassBermudagrassRobert Trent Jones1970

The listed card: 4 par 3s (average 208 yards), 11 par 4s (average 402 yards), 3 par 5s (average 526 yards).

The three hardest holes this week by the field’s scoring average
Hardest holesParYardsField averageOver par
Hole 1544124.470+0.470
Hole 1632353.298+0.298
Hole 1332353.272+0.272

How it played

Field average to par per round over the rounds of each edition, from the stored round scores. Setup, weather and the field differ from year to year.

Past winners and results

PGA Tour tournaments on Port Royal Golf Course, latest first
DatesTournamentWinnerWinning scorePlayers
Nov 13, 2025Butterfield Bermuda ChampionshipAdam Schenk-12 (272)120
Nov 14, 2024Butterfield Bermuda ChampionshipRafael Campos-19 (265)120
Nov 9, 2023Butterfield Bermuda ChampionshipCamilo Villegas-24 (260)132
Oct 27, 2022Butterfield Bermuda ChampionshipSeamus Power-19 (265)132
Oct 28, 2021Butterfield Bermuda ChampionshipLucas Herbert-15 (269)123
Oct 29, 2020Bermuda ChampionshipBrian Gay-15 (269)131
Oct 31, 2019Bermuda ChampionshipBrendon Todd-24 (260)119

Best records at Port Royal Golf Course

Top 15 of 46 by wins, then top 10s. Sorting a column reorders these 15 rows only.

Port Royal Golf Course: golfers with two or more stored starts and a top 10
GolferStartsWinsTop 10sBest finishCuts madeStrokes per round
Camilo Villegas6121st669.04
Brian Gay5121st567.60
Adam Schenk3111st368.67
Seamus Power6111st668.58
Rafael Campos4111st268.83
Brendon Todd4111st368.29
Lucas Herbert2111st267.50
Vince Whaley5043rd468.33
Patrick Rodgers6033rd469.15
Max McGreevy4023rd468.81
Ben Griffin3023rd367.50
Stewart Cink2024th267.25
Denny McCarthy4024th468.19
Justin Lower5025th468.22
Taylor Pendrith2025th267.38

From the 7 stored leaderboards on this course. Course history describes the past; it is not a forecast.

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