The competition is part of the American Century Golf Tournament. Korbel California Champagne has been part of the Lake Tahoe competition for 16 years.
Alvarez won the Korbel title with a knockout swing, putting him just 13 feet, one inch from the hole.
In honor of his win, The Boys and Girls Club of Lake Tahoe received a check for $12,500. The contest aired on the NBC live telecast on Sunday during the final round of play.
Korbel also donated $50,000 to the Tahoe local community charities. Gary Heck, owner and president of Korbel Champagne Cellars said, “Korbel was especially proud to be a sponsor of this year’s tournament and have the opportunity to support Tahoe charities in need during these uncertain times.”
Finishing in second was two-time Korbel Closest to the Pin winner, former MLB Pitcher Derek Lowe with 14 feet and 5 inches. Pulling up third, actor Michael Peña landed 17 feet and 1 inch from the pin.