Hainan Classic Final Round

Jordan Gumberg secured a dramatic wire-to-wire victory at the 2026 Hainan Classic, carding a final-round 2-under-par 70 to finish with a winning total of 19-under-par. Gumberg’s objective was to withstand the relentless pressure from playing partner Jorge Campillo, and he did so by remaining steady during a tense back-nine duel.

Despite a bogey on the 3rd hole, birdies on the 1st, 6th, and a decisive gain on the 11th allowed him to hold off the Spaniard by a single stroke. The battle came down to the final green, where Jorge Campillo’s birdie attempt to force a playoff stayed "agonizingly" above the hole, leaving him in solo second at 18-under-par after a closing 71.

The day was also a landmark for 17-year-old Chinese amateur Yanhan Zhou, who shared third place at 15-under-par alongside Marcus Armitage and Adrian Otaegui. Otaegui provided the round of the day, a "scintillating" bogey-free 64 that featured an eagle at the 12th.

While Dylan Frittelli fell out of contention following a difficult front nine, Gumberg’s victory marks a remarkable turnaround for the American, coming just months after a career-saving eagle in South Korea.