played well enough to regain his PGA Tour privileges for the 2017–18 season. Pronouncing his name Throughout the PGA Tour and among the media, there is a debate over how Villegas's name should be pronounced. In Spanish, Villegas is pronounced "bee-YAY-gahss" or "bee-JAY-gahss." The official language in Colombia is Spanish. For more on the ambiguity of this pronunciation, see Yeísmo. Recent examples from discussion forums, television coverage and sports articles—including interviews with Villegas himself—have supported the standard pronunciation of "bee-JAY-gahss" for his last name, although there are some who have not yet adopted the proper first name pronunciation, "kah-MEE-lo." Personal life Villegas is often compared with Spider-Man for his unique style of reading greens before he putts. He leans himself all the way to the putting surface, stretching out his left leg while balancing himself on his right leg, getting his chest and head almost to the ground, from which he reads his putts. On 26 July 2020, Villegas' 22-month-old daughter Mía died after battling tumours on her brain and spine. Following her death, the PGA Tour paid tribute to her in the following tournaments, including the PGA Championship, and the Wyndham Championship, by giving players small rainbow pins for their caps, as Camilo revealed Mia's immense love for rainbows. Many players continued wearing the pins in their caps for the rest of the season, and Villegas received tremendous support within the PGA community, the sporting world, and his fans in Colombia. Despite the tragedy, Villegas said in a heartfelt interview that he would try to reconnect himself with the game of golf, and return to form, stating that "despite not being able to change what has happened, we will try to seek the future, with the memory of Mia by our side". A month after her death, Villegas made a return to competitive golf; making starts in Korn Ferry Tour tournaments, to the acclaim of his fellow competitors. Amateur wins 2002 Mexican Open 2003 Players Amateur Professional wins (10) PGA Tour wins (4) PGA Tour playoff record (1–2) Japan Golf Tour wins (1) Japan Golf Tour playoff record (1–0) South American wins (1) 2001 Colombian Open (as an amateur) Other wins (4) *Note: The 2008 CVS Caremark Charity Classic was stopped after 28 holes due to heavy rain. Other playoff record (1–0) Results in major championships CUT = missed the half-way cut "T" = tied Summary Most consecutive cuts