Butterfield Bermuda Championship 2025: Check Out the Favorites and Everything About the Golf Tournament in the Caribbean!

The Caribbean is about to host another major event of the 2025 PGA Tour: the Butterfield Bermuda Championship 2025, held in Bermuda. The competition will take place from November 13 to 16 and promises great Sports Betting opportunities for fans of the sport.

This will be the seventh edition of the tournament, played annually since 2019 and gaining more prestige in recent years. Over 120 golfers will compete for this year’s title, including Puerto Rican Rafael Campos, Colombian Camilo Villegas, and Irishman Seamus Power — champions of the last three editions — all fighting for a victory that guarantees a spot in the next Masters Tournament.

To help you plan your experience following this sport defined by precision, strategy, and rising stars, we’ve prepared this complete guide with all the key information: format, participants, schedule, and where to watch every swing.

Keep in mind that all odds change as bets are placed and serve only as indicators of favoritism, not predictions or guarantees. Got it? Then let’s get started!

What is the Butterfield Bermuda Championship 2025?

The Butterfield Bermuda Championship takes place at Port Royal Golf Course, in Southampton Parish, about 15 kilometers from the capital, Hamilton. This tournament is part of the PGA Tour, serving as an alternative to the now-defunct World Golf Championship, and features golfers who are not among the biggest names seen in the Majors.

Since 2019, the competition on the Caribbean island has been held annually and gained even more relevance during the COVID-19 pandemic, when many tournaments were canceled — giving it the status of awarding FedEx Cup points and even a spot in the prestigious Masters Tournament, held at Augusta National Golf Club since 1934.

This will be the penultimate tournament of the 2025 PGA Tour, followed only by the RSM Classic, set for November 23 in Georgia. Unofficial events such as the Hero World Challenge, which will be played in the Bahamas from December 4 to 7, will close out the year — along with the Grant Thornton Invitational and the PNC Championship, both held in Florida.

How is the Butterfield Bermuda Championship 2025 played?

Port Royal is a 6,828-yard, par-71 course. The Butterfield Bermuda Championship 2025 is played over 18 holes, across four rounds — each with its own set of challenges.

The first hole, for example, features sand traps and a lake, with a downhill layout. The final hole is uphill and surrounded by trees. Interestingly, the tournament has never seen a hole-in-one.

This year, 120 athletes will compete in the event, with eliminations after each round and the chance to make history at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship 2025. In addition, the PGA Tour event offers a total prize purse of $6 million and 500 FedEx Cup points.

Who will compete in the Butterfield Bermuda Championship 2025?

As a tournament featuring less prominent names in modern golf, big stars such as Americans Scottie Scheffler and Irishman Rory McIlroy will not take part. Still, we’ll see current PGA Tour champions like Steven Fisk and Michael Brennan — winners of the Sanderson Farms Championship and Bank of Utah Championship, respectively.

A total of 20 countries will have representatives in the Caribbean. The United States leads with 78 golfers, accounting for 65% of the total. France comes next with eight players, followed by Japan and England, each with four.

Check below for the full list of golfers competing in the Butterfield Bermuda Championship 2025:

• Germany: Matti Schmid, Jeremy Paul, and Thomas Rosenmueller
• Australia: Harrison Endycott and Justin Hastings
• Bermuda: Kenny Leseur, Oliver Betschart, and Will Haddrell
• Canada: Ben Silverman and Adam Hadwin
• Chile: Cristobal Del Solar
• Colombia: Nico Echavarria and Camilo Villegas
• Denmark: Thorbjørn Olesen and Niklas Norgaard
• Scotland: Martin Laird and Paul Ferrier
• United States: Max McGreevy, Austin Cook, Joseph Bramlett, Paul Peterson, Ricky Castillo, Luke List, Nick Hardy, Brandt Snedeker, Lanto Griffin, Dylan Wu, Mark Hubbard, Hayden Buckley, Luke Clanton, Mason Andersen, Blades Brown, Quade Cummins, Chase Johnson, Gordon Sargent, Samuel Anderson, Ryan Palmer, Andrew Putnam, Tyler Duncan, Matt NeSmith, Chandler Phillips, Chad Ramey, Carson Young, Matt Kuchar, Steven Fisk, Taylor Moore, Jonathan Byrd, Kevin Velo, Hunter Wolcott, Taylor Dickson, Tyler Watts, Taylor Montgomery, Frankie Capan III, Noah Goodwin, Cameron Champ, Kevin Streelman, Sam Ryder, Patrick Rodgers, Eric Cole, Alex Smalley, Danny Walker, Michael Brennan, Sahith Theegala, Sam Stevens, Trey Mullinax, Zac Blair, Ben Kohles, Robert Streb, Beau Hossler, Patrick Fishburn, Trevor Cone, John Pak, Drew Doyle, Pierceson Coody, Matthew Riedel, Philip Knowles, Justin Lower, Chan Kim, Jackson Suber, Ben Martin, Greyson Sigg, Isaiah Salinda, Kevin Roy, Lee Hodges, Adam Schenk, Doug Ghim, David Lipsky, Harry Higgs, Vince Whaley, Will Gordon, Will Chandler, Braden Thornberry, David Ford, and Vince Covello
• France: Matthieu Pavon, Adam Svensson, Antoine Rozner, Victor Perez, Oscar Couilleau, Hayden Springer, Andrew Zielinski, and Jake Peacock
• Philippines: Rico Hoey
• Finland: Sami Valimaki
• England: Danny Willett, Matt Wallace, David Skinns, and Henry Smart
• Ireland: Seamus Power and Francesco Molinari
• Italy: Matteo Manassero
• Japan: Ryo Hisatsune, Takumi Kanaya, Kaito Onishi, and Rikuya Hoshino
• Norway: Kris Ventura
• Puerto Rico: Rafael Campos
• Sweden: Henrik Norlander and Jesper Svensson
• Taipei: Kevin Yu

Favorites and Players to Watch at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship 2025

We checked the Butterfield Bermuda Championship 2025 page at Blaze to take a look at the favorites for the title, since many lesser-known golfers will be competing this year. According to bettors, Filipino Rico Hoey enters as the favorite to win with odds of 19.0, closely followed by Taiwanese Kevin Yu and Danish Thorbjørn Olesen — both listed at 21.0.

In fourth place, Colombian Nico Echavarria stands at 23.0, followed by two players tied at 25.0: American Matt Kuchar and German Matti Schmid.

Right behind them, with odds of 28.0, are three contenders — Patrick Rodgers, Pierceson Coody, and Vince Whaley. Completing the list, three golfers are tied at 33.0: Americans Chad Ramey and Michael Brennan, along with England’s Matt Wallace.

And if you’re one of those who enjoys rooting for the underdog, six players share the title of longshot for this year’s event: Sweden’s Henrik Norlander and Americans Samuel Anderson, John Pak, Harry Higgs, Hayden Buckley, and Paul Peterson — all with odds of 150.0 to win.

Where to Watch the Butterfield Bermuda Championship 2025

If you want to follow the best moments of the Butterfield Bermuda Championship 2025, tune in to the official PGA Tour YouTube channel. And be ready to wake up early — matches start at 6 a.m.!

Bet on the Butterfield Bermuda Championship 2025 at Blaze!

Excited for another golf championship? The good news is that you can not only watch the matches, but also place your bets — golf is one of the sports legally authorized for betting in Brazil, as established by Ordinance MESP No. 36.

Remember, betting should be about entertainment while enjoying every swing on the course — it’s not a source of income or investment. That’s why it’s important to use only money you can afford to lose and plan ahead for a fun, safe, and responsible experience.

Study the rules, stats, and background of each golfer before placing your bets — and check out our Sports Betting Encyclopedia if you want to learn more. This will help you make more informed predictions!

Ready for three days of golf and some of the sport’s most promising names? Then place your bets on the Butterfield Bermuda Championship 2025 here at Blaze and enjoy every swing and potential hole-in-one!