Australian Aaron Baddeley claimed his second win on the PGA Tour thanks to 3 birdies in the final 4 holes for a 1 shot victory over John Rollins. Baddeley was 3 shots back of leader Jeff Quinney with 4 holes to play, but reduced that lead to 1 with birdies at 15 and the famous par 3 16th. At the short par 4 17th, Quinney drove into the water and made bogey as Baddeley rolled in a 10 foot birdie putt to go from 1 back to one in front. As Quinney bogeyed the last as well to drop back to third, a safe par up the last was good enough to finish on 21 under-par 263 and edge out Rollins for the title.

Henrik Stenson held of two off golf's biggest names and birdied the final hole to secure a 1 shot victory over Ernie Els. Stenson had started the day 2 behind Els, but Els dropped 3 shots in his first 6 holes and Stenson took over. A dropped shot at the 9th, when Stenson had to climb onto a spectator's shoulders to identify his ball on a hospitality unit, did not stop the Swede as he birdied the 11th, 13th and 14th holes to stay in front on a tight leader board. Tiger Woods came with a late run with 4 birdies in the final 6 holes to finish tied 3rd with Niclas Fasth, but Stenson held his nerve and birdied the last to finish on a winning 19 under-par 269 total.

Italian Edoardo Molinari, the former US Amateur Champion playing in his first event on the Challenge Tour as a professional, defeated Columbian Gustavo Mendoza at the second extra hole in a play-off to win his first professional event. Both men had finished tied on 5 under-par 279 after strong finishes with Molinari making birdies on 2 of his last 3 holes. However it was not enough as Mendoza birdied 4 of his last 6 including his final 2 holes to tie Molinari and force the play-off. They both birdied the par 5 18th the first time round, but on the second occasion Mendoza found the water with his second shot as Molinari made birdie to secure his maiden win.

Karrie Webb coasted to a very impressive 6 shot victory over Taiwan's Yun-Jye Wei to record her first win of 2007. Webb had started the final round 4 clear of Wei, her only challenger, but by the turn her lead was back to 3 shots as Wei made her move. Webb was not going to be denied though and a birdie at the 13th increased her lead once more and all but secured victory. As Wei's challenge faded with a back nine of 4 over-par, Webb coasted home and despite 2 dropped shots at 14 and 17 Webb had finished on 10 under-par 278 and started her 2007 season off in the best way possible.