PUNTA CANA. –The 11th edition of the Golf View Tournament was held at the Corales course of Puntacana Resort & Club, an event that raised the standard of Dominican corporate golf with a fresh, emotional and differentiating proposal.
Golf View once again broke records, solidifying its position as the most anticipated sporting event on the calendar. More than 240 business leaders gathered as players, invited by the country's leading brands, enjoying an agenda designed to foster genuine connections, memorable moments, and high-level experiences.
The tournament included two rounds of golf and was accompanied by two top-tier social events. The first was a nighttime golf-themed welcome party, featuring activities inspired by major tournaments around the world and culminating in a live performance by Toño Rosario. The second was a private party for the players at Coco Bongo, an evening of entertainment presented by official sponsors BHD and VISA.
One of the major innovations of this 11th edition was the artistic design of the trophies. This year, the awards were transformed into works of art: 56 original paintings created especially for the event by renowned Dominican artist José Terrero, ensuring that each player took home a unique and unrepeatable piece, imbued with symbolism and emotional value.
Tournament results
During Friday's round, the best net score was achieved by José Armando Cuello and Gabriel Marte with a card of 61 strokes, while the best gross score was achieved by César Rodríguez and Luis Matos with a solid 64.
Héctor Marmolejos and Gregory Sánchez carded an excellent 62 to take the best net score of the day. Meanwhile, Miguel Ramos and Franco Schiffino earned the best gross score of Saturday, completing their round with 67 strokes
In the women's category, the winners were Fanny Fernández and Mirian Herrera
Finally, the tournament's grand champions were Rodrigo González and Luis Brea, who achieved the best total gross score of the event with an extraordinary round of 60 strokes.
Amidst this atmosphere, the Franco Foundation was launched, an initiative of Franchesca Páez and Bernardo Then, with the vision of positioning autism as "the cause of golf." The foundation presented its first line of solidarity products—t-shirts, caps, and mugs—which were distributed at the event as a fundraising mechanism. Thanks to the immediate support of those in attendance, nearly RD$900,000 was raised, which will be used for the foundation's initial activities, impacting dozens of families with children on the autism spectrum.
Golf View, true to its motto of “showcasing golf in a different way,” demonstrated once again that golf is a powerful platform for human connection, creativity, social responsibility, and transformative experiences. This 11th edition not only met expectations but far exceeded them, proving that when sport is experienced with purpose, anything is possible.
