Hero World Challenge

You’ve seen them around the course at professional golf tournaments. You’ve probably ran into them, stood against them, wished you could avoid them. We’re talking about the ropes separating fans from the action on the course. Thin, green and white rope strung at waist height a few yards off the tees, fairways and greens. During the Hero World Challenge at Albany, Bahamas, duck below the rope line and go inside with the pros for 18 holes.

There have been no shortages of highlights over the years at Albany, Bahamas. From champions stringing together long runs of birdies and eagles, to hole outs and holes in one, the action on-course at the Hero World Challenge has been nothing short of thrilling.

There have been no shortages of highlights over the years at Albany, Bahamas. From champions stringing together long runs of birdies and eagles, to hole outs and holes in one, the action on-course at the Hero World Challenge has been nothing short of thrilling.

ALBANY, Bahamas – As part of ongoing relief and rebuilding efforts following Hurricane Dorian, the Hero World Challenge has contributed $184,500 to the ONE Bahamas Fund through a charity challenge to the players.

Henrik Stenson won the 2019 Hero World Challenge after a strong back nine to finish with a final round 66 and a total of 18 under par, winning by one stroke over defending champion Jon Rahm. Stenson took the lead once and for all following an eagle on the par-5 15th hole to pull away from a crowded leaderboard featuring Rahm, Patrick Reed, Justin Thomas, and tournament host Tiger Woods.