Mexican Open (golf)

Mexican Open
Tournament information
Location  Mexico
Established 1944
Course(s) Club Campestre Tijuana
Tour(s) PGA Tour Latinoamérica
Format Stroke play
Prize fund $175,000
Month played March
Tournament record score
Aggregate 262 Austin Smotherman (2018)
Current champion
United States Austin Smotherman

The Mexican Open or Abierto Mexicano de Golf is the national open golf tournament of Mexico. It was first played in 1944 at the Club de Golf Chapultepec. It was an event on the Tour de las Américas between 2003 and 2006, being co-sanctioned by the European Challenge Tour from 2004 to 2007. It became a Nationwide Tour event in 2008,[1] and was rescheduled from December to January, which resulted in no tournament in 2007. In 2009, due to the outbreak of swine flu, the Mexican Open was rescheduled from May to September.[2][3] In 2013, the tournament was moved to March and became an official event for PGA Tour Latinoamérica. The tournament would also be moved to Club de Golf Mexico.

Winners

YearVenueWinnerScoreRunner(s)-up
PGA Tour Latinoamérica
2018Club Campestre TijuanaUnited States Austin Smotherman262 (−18)Mexico Juan Pablo Hernández
2017No tournament
2016Club Campestre AguascalientesMexico Sebastián Vázquez268 (−16)Argentina Augusto Núñez
2015Club Campestre AguascalientesUnited States Justin Hueber265 (−23)United States Brad Gehl
Argentina Maximiliano Godoy
2014Club de Golf ChapultepecColombia Óscar David Álvarez271 (−17)Argentina Nelson Ledesma
2013Club de Golf MexicoUnited States Ted Purdy281 (−7)Colombia David Vanegas
Nationwide Tour (bolded golfers earned promotion to PGA Tour at season's end)
2012El Bosque Golf Club LeónUnited States Lee Williams274 (−14)United States Paul Haley II
2011El Bosque Golf Club LeónUnited States Erik Compton271 (−17)United States Richard H. Lee
2010El Bosque Golf Club LeónUnited States Jamie Lovemark276 (−12)United States B. J. Staten
2009El Bosque Golf Club LeónUnited States Troy Merritt273 (−15)Australia Adam Bland
2008Tres MariasAustralia Jarrod Lyle267 (−17)United States Matt Every
Challenge Tour and Tour de las Américas
2007: No tournament due to rescheduling from December to January
2006La HaciendaParaguay Fabrizio Zanotti275 (−9)Mexico Daniel de León
2005La HaciendaMexico Antonio Maldonado275 (−9)France Mickael Dieu
Argentina Rafael Gómez
2004La HaciendaArgentina Rafael Gómez270 (−14)Colombia Eduardo Herrera
Tour de las Américas
2003Moon Palace ResortColombia Eduardo Herrera278 (−10)Argentina Eduardo Argiro
United States Jeff Burns
Non-tour event
2002La HaciendaMexico Pablo Fernández273United States David Howser
2001: No tournament
2000MéxicoMexico Esteban Toledo271United States Robin Freeman
1999MéxicoUnited States Stewart Cink271Mexico Oscar Serna
1998MéxicoArgentina Eduardo Romero269United States Scott Simpson
1997MéxicoNew Zealand Frank Nobilo273
1996MéxicoUnited States Stewart Cink272United States Bob Tway
1995MéxicoUnited States John Cook273United States Scott Verplank
1994MéxicoUnited States Chris Perry274United States Bob Tway
1993La HaciendaUnited States Fred Funk268United States Donnie Hammond
1992La HaciendaUnited States Tom Sieckmann268Australia Steve Elkington
1991ChapultepecUnited States Jay Haas277United States Ed Fiori
1990La HaciendaUnited States Bob Lohr269Mexico Carlos Espinoza
1985–89: No tournament
1984TijuanaCanada Danny Mijovic274United States Tommy Armour III
United States Rick Cramer
1983TijuanaUnited States Tommy Armour III280
1982: No tournament
1981ChapultepecUnited States Ben Crenshaw273United States Raymond Floyd
1980BellavistaAustralia David Graham279United States Jerry Pate
1978–79: No tournament
1977ChilucaUnited States Billy Casper286Spain Seve Ballesteros
1976La HaciendaMexico Ernesto Perez Acosta273Mexico Victor Regalado
1975La HaciendaUnited States Lee Trevino275Mexico Ernesto Perez Acosta
United States Larry Ziegler
1974ChapultepecUnited States Ed Byman280United States Lee Trevino
1973BellavistaUnited States Lee Trevino281Mexico Victor Regalado
1972: No tournament
1971MéxicoSpain Ángel Gallardo275United States Billy Maxwell
1970BellavistaMexico Ernesto Perez Acosta280
1967–69: No tournament
1966MonterreyUnited States Bob McCallister278United States Dudley Wysong
1965BellavistaUnited States Homero Blancas284United States Lee Trevino
1964MéxicoUnited States Art Wall276Argentina Roberto De Vicenzo
1963La HaciendaCanada Al Balding279United States Billy Maxwell
United States Dick Crawford
1962La HaciendaUnited States Tony Lema281United States Jackson Bradley
1961MéxicoUnited States Tony Lema280Argentina Antonio Cerdá
1960ChapultepecUnited States Howie Johnson273United States Billy Maxwell
1959ChapultepecSpain Ángel Miguel273United States Tommy Jacobs
1958ChapultepecArgentina Antonio Cerdá279Argentina Roberto De Vicenzo
1957ChapultepecUnited States Bob Rosburg272United States George Bayer
1956ChapultepecUnited States Billy Maxwell264Argentina Roberto De Vicenzo
1955ChapultepecArgentina Roberto De Vicenzo271United States Tony Holguin
1954MéxicoUnited States Johnny Palmer286Argentina Roberto De Vicenzo
1953ChapultepecArgentina Roberto De Vicenzo267United States Cary Middlecoff
1952Campestre de MexicaliSouth Africa Bobby Locke275United States Jimmy Demaret
Argentina Roberto De Vicenzo
1951ChapultepecArgentina Roberto De Vicenzo267United States Al Besselink
1950ChapultepecUnited States Tony Holguin280Mexico Juan Neri
Mexico Antonio Pedroza
1949ChapultepecUnited States Tony Holguin200United States Jimmy Demaret
United States Sam Snead
1948: No tournament
1947ChapultepecUnited States Al Espinosa292Mexico Carlos Belmont (am)
Mexico Amado Martinez
1946ChapultepecUnited States Al Espinosa286Mexico Felix Lopez
1945ChapultepecUnited States Al Espinosa290Mexico Antonio Pedroza
1944ChapultepecUnited States Al Espinosa281United States Percey Clifford (am)

References

  1. "Mexico Open joins Nationwide Tour schedule in 2008". PGA Tour. October 5, 2007. Retrieved March 12, 2013.
  2. "Mexico Open rescheduled due to swine flu". PGA Tour. April 29, 2009. Retrieved March 12, 2013.
  3. "Mexico Open rescheduled for first week of September". PGA Tour. May 22, 2009. Retrieved March 12, 2013.
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