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Cadillac Championship at Doral (Blue Monster)

The Cadillac Championship is one of the premier stops on the PGA Tour, played annually at the legendary Blue Monster course at Trump National Doral in Miami, Florida. Designed by Dick Wilson, the Blue Monster is a stern test of power and precision, with water hazards lurking on numerous holes and a demanding closing stretch.

The course features long, demanding par-4s, challenging water carries, and fast Bermuda greens. The famous 18th hole — a 473-yard par-4 with water all down the left side and guarding the green — provides one of the most dramatic finishing holes on the PGA Tour.

Since its debut in 1962, the Cadillac Championship (formerly Doral Open) has produced memorable champions, cementing its status as a signature event where the world's best players are tested to the limit.

🏌️ Doral (Blue Monster) Course Overview

Par 72 | ~7,500 yards | Established 1962

Trump National Doral's Blue Monster is a classic Dick Wilson design — a long, demanding layout with water in play on half the holes and large, undulating Bermuda greens that require precise approach shots.

Quick Course Overview

The Cadillac Championship is contested on the famous Blue Monster, one of the PGA Tour's most iconic tests. Length off the tee is an advantage, but accuracy is essential to avoid water hazards and difficult recovery shots. The course's difficulty is amplified by Miami's windy conditions and the demanding closing holes.

Course Type / Conditions
What Matters Most
Key Holes / Momentum Stretch
Winning Formula

Cadillac Championship History (2000 - Present)

2026 Cadillac Championship
Blue Monster Showdown

Trump National Doral

Upcoming April 30 May -3rd, 2026

PGA Tour Signature Event

$20 million purse

700 FedExCup points to winner

2025 Cadillac Championship
LIV & World Tour past

Trump National Doral

Winner: New Event 2026 March 2025

PGA Tour Signature Event

Demanding Dick Wilson layout

700 FedExCup points to winner

2020s Cadillac Champions
Recent Winners

Trump National Doral

Blue Monster Test Elite Champions

2024: Scottie Scheffler

2023: Jon Rahm

2022: Collin Morikawa

2010s Cadillac Champions
Memorable Victories

Trump National Doral

2010-2019 Multiple Winners

2019: Dustin Johnson

2016: Adam Scott

2015: Dustin Johnson

2000s Cadillac (Doral)
Tournament History

Doral Golf Resort

Early Era Classic Champions

2005: Tiger Woods

2003: Scott Hoch

2009: Phil Mickelson

Signature Event Format
Elite PGA Tour Field

Limited Field Event

Florida Swing No Cut

72-hole stroke play

Top PGA Tour players

700 FedExCup points

Blue Monster at Doral
Miami, Florida

Dick Wilson design

Opened 1962 Water Everywhere

Iconic Florida layout

Course Details:

Par 72, ~7,500 yards

Water on the Blue Monster
Hazards Define the Test

Water in play on 9 holes

Signature Feature Penal

Lake guards 18th green

Water left on many holes

Demands precision and nerve

The Cadillac Championship Legacy

The Cadillac Championship (historically known as the Doral Open) is one of the most prestigious events on the PGA Tour, played annually at the iconic Blue Monster course at Trump National Doral in Miami. Since its debut in 1962, the event has become a staple of the Florida Swing, renowned for its demanding layout and dramatic finishes.

Designed by Dick Wilson, the Blue Monster favors powerful hitters who can also navigate the many water hazards. Players must balance aggression with precision, especially on the closing stretch where water lurks on every hole.

Now a PGA Tour Signature Event with a $20 million purse and 700 FedExCup points to the winner, the Cadillac Championship consistently attracts the deepest fields in golf.

The iconic 18th hole — a 473-yard par-4 with water all down the left and guarding the green — remains one of the most dramatic finishing holes in professional golf and a true test of championship mettle.