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Louisiana Open

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Golf tournament

Golf tournament
Chitimacha Louisiana Open
Tournament information
LocationBroussard, Louisiana
Established1992
Course(s)Le Triomphe Country Club
Par71
Length6,961 yards (6,365 m)
Tour(s)Korn Ferry Tour
FormatStroke play
Prize fundUS$750,000
Month playedMarch
Final year2022
Tournament record score
Aggregate260Casey Wittenberg (2012)
To par−24Steven Alker (2002)
−24Mike Heinen (2002)
−24Brett Wetterich (2003)
−24Casey Wittenberg (2012)
Final champion
ChinaYuan Yechun
Location map
Le Triomphe CC is located in the United States
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Location in theUnited States
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Le Triomphe CC is located in Louisiana
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Location inLouisiana
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TheChitimacha Louisiana Open was agolf tournament on theKorn Ferry Tour from 1992 to 2022.[1] It was played annually atLe Triomphe Golf and Country Club inBroussard, Louisiana.

The 2022 purse was $750,000, with $135,000 going to the winner.

Winners

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YearWinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victory		Runner(s)-up
Chitimacha Louisiana Open
2022ChinaYuan Yechun270−14PlayoffUnited StatesPeter Uihlein
2021MexicoRoberto Díaz266−181 strokeUnited StatesPeter Uihlein
2020Canceled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic[2]
2019United StatesVince Covello265−19PlayoffUnited StatesJustin Lower
2018ArgentinaJulián Etulain265−192 strokesUnited StatesTaylor Moore
2017United StatesCasey Wittenberg (2)263−213 strokesChinaZhang Xinjun
2016United StatesWesley Bryan270−141 strokeArgentinaJulián Etulain
2015United StatesKelly Kraft270−141 strokeAustraliaRhein Gibson
South KoreaLee Dong-hwan
2014United StatesKris Blanks270−14PlayoffUnited StatesBrett Stegmaier
2013United StatesEdward Loar267−172 strokesUnited StatesMorgan Hoffmann
2012United StatesCasey Wittenberg260−248 strokesUnited StatesPaul Claxton
ArgentinaFabián Gómez
United StatesChris Riley
2011United StatesBrett Wetterich (2)271−131 strokeColombiaAndrés Echavarría (a)
2010ArgentinaFabián Gómez269−156 strokesUnited StatesScott Gutschewski
United StatesKyle Reifers
United StatesBrian Vranesh
2009United StatesBubba Dickerson274−10PlayoffUnited StatesBrian Vranesh
2008AustraliaGavin Coles272−121 strokeUnited StatesKyle Thompson
2007United StatesSkip Kendall268−16PlayoffUnited StatesPaul Claxton
2006United StatesJohnson Wagner272−121 strokeUnited StatesChad Collins
2005United StatesRyan Hietala270−181 strokeUnited StatesSean O'Hair
2004United StatesJimmy Walker272−161 strokeUnited StatesRick Price
2003United StatesBrett Wetterich264−243 strokesUnited StatesKen Duke
Louisiana Open
2002New ZealandSteven Alker264−24PlayoffUnited StatesMike Heinen
Buy.com Louisiana Open
2001United StatesPaul Claxton271−171 strokeUnited StatesTim Petrovic
United StatesSteve Runge
2000United StatesRob McKelvey274−141 strokeCanadaIan Leggatt
Nike Louisiana Open
1999United StatesMatt Gogel277−111 strokeUnited StatesKris Cox
1998United StatesJohn Wilson274−145 strokesUnited StatesSteve Flesch
1997United StatesJoe Daley198[a]−183 strokesUnited StatesBobby Wadkins
1996United StatesPaul Stankowski266−224 strokesUnited StatesGreg Whisman
1995United StatesStan Utley268−202 strokesUnited StatesKeith Fergus
1994United StatesBill Porter276−122 strokesUnited StatesBrad Fabel
1993United StatesR. W. Eaks273−152 strokesUnited StatesKarl Kimball
Ben Hogan Louisiana Open
1992United StatesSean Murphy200−161 strokeCanadaTony Grimes

Bolded golfers graduated to the PGA Tour via the Korn Ferry Tour regular-season money list.

Notes

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  1. ^Shortened to 54 holes due to rain.

See also

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References

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  1. ^McDonald, Dan (September 13, 2022)."Chitimacha Louisiana Open dropped from PGA Tour's Korn Ferry Tour".crescentcitysports.com.
  2. ^Herrington, Ryan (March 13, 2020)."Here are all the golf tournaments that have been canceled or postponed due to the coronavirus".Golf Digest.

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