Wells Fargo Championship
May 6th-9th 2021
Location & Course Information
Charlotte, N.C.
Quail Hollow Club
George Cobb was the original designer of Quail Hollow Club, laying out the course in 1961 on a former dairy farm. Arnold Palmer modified selected holes in 1986. Tom Fazio made some changes around 2003 and again in preparation for the 2017
PGA Championship.
Yardage: 7,554; par 71.
Notable Course Features
The finishing stretch of three holes, known as the “Green Mile,” ranked as the three hardest holes on the course in 2019. The 506-yard, par-4 16th, with a green guarded by water to the left, was the third toughest. The par-3 17th, at 223 yards, has water on three sides and was the hardest. The 494-yard 18th, second in difficulty, has a creek all the way up the left.
2019 Champion
(No event in 2020)
Max Homa, U.S.
Quick Facts
Field: 156 players
Format: 72 holes stroke play
Purse: $8.1 million
Winner’s Share:
$1,458,000
FedExCup Points:
500 to the winner
Charity Benefit
Champions For Education, the tournament’s charitable arm, has donated more than $24 million to local and regional charitable organizations.
Media Coverage
Golf Channel/CBS
Social Media
@WellsFargoGolf
@wellsfargogolf
@WellsFargoChampionship
HOW MAX HOMA WON
Max Homa was in a three-way tie for the lead entering the final round and pulled away with a closing 67 to claim his first PGA TOUR victory at age 28. The 2013 NCAA individual champion took control around the turn, with birdies on 10 and 11 to go ahead by four strokes, and ended up winning by three.
Homa ranked first in Strokes Gained: Putting at 2.472 per round and had no three-putts.
Homa’s second-round 63 and fourth-round 67 both matched the low score of the day.
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Max Homa became the fifth player to make the Wells Fargo Championship his first PGA TOUR victory, joining Anthony Kim (2008), Rory McIlroy (2010), Rickie Fowler (2012) and Derek Ernst (2013).
Homa’s 72-hole total of 269 was the second best in the history of the event (McIlroy, 267 in 2015).
Justin Rose has finished in the top five in his last three appearances (5th/2014; 3rd/2016; 3rd/2019).