Alistair Docherty, an American golfer, secured the title at the 119th VISA Open, demonstrating a strong performance throughout the tournament. With a final score of 258 strokes, which is 22 under par, he edged out both local and international competitors, including Korte and South Korea's S. Y. Noh, by just one stroke. This victory not only granted him the championship title but also a direct qualification to future significant events.

The competition was fierce, especially for the Argentine players who were keen to excel in their home tournament. Among them, the standout was Segundo Oliva Pinto, a young amateur golfer from Córdoba, who finished in seventh place, six strokes behind Docherty. His impressive play made him the best-performing Argentine in a field of 156 players, showcasing the potential of local talent despite falling short of taking the top honors.

Docherty's win underscores a broader trend of foreign players dominating events at the Jockey Club de San Isidro, raising questions about the competitive landscape of Argentine golf. As amateur talent like Oliva Pinto emerges, it reflects ongoing support and development in local golf, but the challenge remains to consistently compete against international opponents.