“I would really like thank the Sunshine Tour because now I'm part of it, I love it. I would also like to thank the Zimbabwe Open team, the staff, and the green keepers, the course was magnificent. All the spectators and supporters, that was the best, I appreciate everyone who supported me and they were all loud on the golf course every time I made a putt or a birdie or a tee shot, that was great. I love the great attitude from the whole crowd and especially how loud they were here, so amazing gave me an excellent pump,” said Carrera. Sunshine Tour commissioner, Thomas Abt said he was pleased with how things went at the 2025 FBC Zimbabwe Open. "The fans here are the most vocal and enthusiastic, thank you for coming out here to support our professional golfers. To our friends at the ZGA, thank you for your support. The team from the Sunshine Tour, thank you for putting this wonderful show on. Thank you to our title sponsors, FBC we are grateful for your support. Thank you to the green keepers, these greens are up there with the best, so Royal Harare and the green-keeping staff, thank you for what you do. I would like to also thank our professional golfers and congratulations Luis on your performance," said Abt. He finished the tournament on 18-under-par-270 while Bautista carded 14-under-par-274. Carrera started round four on Sunday on 14-under-par-202, one shot ahead of Bautista who was on 13-under-par-203. Carrera made an eagle on the par-five third hole to go with one birdie and one bogey in his front nine. He went on to bogey the par-three 11th before going on to shoot three more birdies on number 14, 16 and the final 18th hole. His competitor, Bautista made one-under-71 on Sunday with his round made up four birdies and three bogeys. Sweden’s Fredrik From Sweden and MJ Viljoen finished tied for third on nine-under-par-279 while Trevor Fisher Junior secured the fifth spot on eight-under-par-280. Hugo finished sixth on seven-under-par-281. Robson Chinhoi finished as the highest placed Zimbabwean, tied for position seven on six-under-par-282. He made 71 in the final round and is tied with Kyle de Beer, Hennie Otto, and Samuel Simpson.