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South African PGA Championship

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Golf tournament

Golf tournament
PGA Championship
Tournament information
LocationSt Francis Bay, South Africa
Established1965
CourseSt Francis Links
Par72
Length7,192 yards (6,576 m)
Tour(s)Sunshine Tour
European Tour
FormatStroke play
Prize fundR 2,000,000
Month playedSeptember
Tournament record score
Aggregate259David Frost (1994)
To par−28Louis Oosthuizen (2008)
Current champion
South AfricaPieter Moolman
Location map
St Francis Links is located in South Africa
St Francis Links
St Francis Links
Location inSouth Africa
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St Francis Links is located in Eastern Cape
St Francis Links
St Francis Links
Location in theEastern Cape
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TheSouth African PGA Championship is one of the most prestigious golf tournaments on theSunshine Tour. It has most recently been played in September, with a prize fund ofR 2,000,000. It is currently held at St Francis Links inSt Francis Bay.

History

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The current South African PGA Championship was founded in 1965, largely thanks toGary Player andBrian Henning. The inaugural event was held in February 1965 and was won byHarold Henning who beat Player by 3 strokes.[1]

New sponsors in 1972 gave the championship a home atThe Wanderers Golf Club where it remained until 1995,[2] when it became the first tournament in South Africa to be co-sanctioned by theEuropean Tour. The following year Alfred Dunhill took over from Lexington as title sponsors, breaking a 23-year association with the PGA.

Following the 1999 event, Dunhill decided to end their association with the South African PGA and create their own tournament, theAlfred Dunhill Championship, which also replaced the PGA Championship on the European calendar. As a result, there was no PGA Championship held in 2000, but the tournament returned to the Sunshine Tour the following year with a new sponsor. It is one of the richest sole-sanctioned events on the Sunshine Tour.

The South African PGA Championship, along with theSouth African Open and theSouth African Masters formed the Triple Crown of South African golf. Winning all three titles in the same season is a feat only achieved byGary Player andErnie Els.[3]

Winners

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YearTour(s)[a]WinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victory
Runner(s)-up
PGA Championship
2024AFRSouth AfricaPieter Moolman273−151 strokeSouth AfricaBarend Botha
2023AFRSouth AfricaRupert Kaminski280−81 strokeSouth AfricaMatthew Spacey
2022AFRSouth AfricaGeorge Coetzee (2)273−153 strokesSouth AfricaCasey Jarvis
2021AFRSouth AfricaDean Burmester271−172 strokesSouth AfricaPieter Moolman
Eye of Africa PGA Championship
2020AFRSouth AfricaDarren Fichardt268−20PlayoffChileMatías Calderón
2019AFRSouth AfricaLouis de Jager276−12PlayoffSouth AfricaTrevor Fisher Jnr
2018AFRChileMatías Calderón271−171 strokeSouth AfricaCombrinck Smit
2017AFRSouth AfricaErik van Rooyen272−16PlayoffSouth AfricaDylan Frittelli
South AfricaMakhetha Mazibuko
2016AFRSouth AfricaJaco van Zyl (3)268−20PlayoffSouth AfricaDean Burmester
Telkom Business PGA Championship
2015: No tournament
2014AFRSouth AfricaTitch Moore273−15PlayoffSouth AfricaUlrich van den Berg
Telkom PGA Championship
2013AFRSouth AfricaJaco van Zyl (2)268−201 strokeSouth AfricaDylan Frittelli
2012AFRSouth AfricaKeith Horne269−193 strokesSouth AfricaJaco Ahlers
South AfricaDarren Fichardt
South AfricaAlex Haindl
2011AFRSouth AfricaGeorge Coetzee261−272 strokesSouth AfricaNeil Schietekat
2010AFRSouth AfricaMichiel Bothma (2)268−201 strokeSouth AfricaGeorge Coetzee
2009AFRSouth AfricaJaco van Zyl270−181 strokeCanadaGraham DeLaet
South AfricaTrevor Fisher Jnr
2008AFRSouth AfricaLouis Oosthuizen (2)260−2814 strokesSouth AfricaHennie Otto
2007AFRSouth AfricaLouis Oosthuizen266−221 strokeSouth AfricaRichard Sterne
2006AFRFranceGrégory Bourdy267−216 strokesSouth AfricaThomas Aiken
2005AFRSouth AfricaWarren Abery273−151 strokeSouth AfricaCharl Schwartzel
South AfricaJaco van Zyl
2004AFRSouth AfricaWarrick Druian267−215 strokesSouth AfricaMichiel Bothma
South AfricaMark Murless
2003: No tournament
2002
(Dec)
AFRSouth AfricaMichiel Bothma273−15PlayoffSouth AfricaMark Murless
2002
(Jan)
AFRSouth AfricaChris Williams (2)271−172 strokesSouth AfricaHennie Otto
South African PGA Championship
2001AFRSouth AfricaDeane Pappas269−193 strokesSouth AfricaDon Gammon
2000: No tournament
Alfred Dunhill South African PGA Championship
1999AFR,EURSouth AfricaErnie Els (3)273−154 strokesSouth AfricaRichard Kaplan
1998AFR,EURZimbabweTony Johnstone (2)271−172 strokesSouth AfricaErnie Els
1997AFR,EURZimbabweNick Price269−19PlayoffSouth AfricaDavid Frost
1996AFR,EURGermanySven Strüver202[b]−143 strokesSouth AfricaErnie Els
Northern IrelandDavid Feherty
Lexington South African PGA Championship
1995AFR,EURSouth AfricaErnie Els (2)271−92 strokesSouth AfricaRoger Wessels
Lexington PGA Championship
1994AFRSouth AfricaDavid Frost259−217 strokesZimbabweNick Price
1993AFRZimbabweMark McNulty265−151 strokeSouth AfricaJohn Bland
South AfricaDavid Frost
ZimbabweNick Price
South AfricaWayne Westner
1992AFRSouth AfricaErnie Els271−91 strokeSouth AfricaIan Palmer
South AfricaKevin Stone
South AfricaWayne Westner
1991AFRSouth AfricaRoger Wessels271−9PlayoffEnglandMark James
United StatesHugh Royer III
1990AFRSouth AfricaFulton Allem (2)266−142 strokesEnglandChris Davison
1989AFRZimbabweTony Johnstone269−11PlayoffSouth AfricaChris Williams
1988AFRNorthern IrelandDavid Feherty267−131 strokeRepublic of IrelandEamonn Darcy
1987AFRSouth AfricaFulton Allem268−122 strokesSouth AfricaHugh Baiocchi
1986AFRSouth AfricaBobby Cole265−155 strokesSouth AfricaDavid Frost
ZimbabweTeddy Webber
1985AFRSouth AfricaChris Williams272−81 strokeZimbabweMark McNulty
United StatesJay Townsend
ZimbabweDenis Watson
1984AFRSouth AfricaGavan Levenson271−93 strokesZimbabweNick Price
1983AFRUnited StatesCorey Pavin270−101 strokeZimbabweNick Price
1982AFRSouth AfricaGary Player (3)272−83 strokesScotlandGordon Brand Jnr
ZimbabweMark McNulty
United StatesBill Rogers
1981: No tournament
1980AFRSouth AfricaHugh Baiocchi268−121 strokeZimbabweMark McNulty
South AfricaGary Player
1979AFRSouth AfricaGary Player (2)203[b]−71 strokeSouth AfricaBobby Cole
South AfricaHarold Henning
Zimbabwe RhodesiaNick Price
Zimbabwe RhodesiaDenis Watson
1978AFRUnited StatesHale Irwin275−91 strokeSouth AfricaHugh Baiocchi
RhodesiaMark McNulty
South AfricaRobbie Stewart
1977AFRSouth AfricaJohn Bland275−52 strokesSouth AfricaGary Player
Sportsman Lager PGA Championship
1976AFRSouth AfricaDale Hayes (3)266−141 strokeSouth AfricaGary Player
Beck's PGA Championship
1975AFRSouth AfricaDale Hayes (2)266−146 strokesSouth AfricaAllan Henning
1974AFRSouth AfricaDale Hayes271−91 strokeSouth AfricaGary Player
Luyt Lager PGA Championship
1973AFRUnited StatesTom Weiskopf273−73 strokesSouth AfricaVin Baker
1972AFRSouth AfricaHarold Henning (4)279−11 strokeSouth AfricaHugh Baiocchi
1971
(Nov)
AFRSouth AfricaTienie Britz (2)280−8PlayoffRhodesiaDon Gammon
EnglandPeter Oosterhuis
South African PGA Championship
1971
(Feb)
South AfricaTienie Britz277
1970South AfricaDenis Hutchinson278
1969South AfricaGary Player272
1968: No tournament
1967South AfricaHarold Henning (3)275
1966South AfricaHarold Henning (2)272
1965South AfricaHarold Henning281

Notes

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  1. ^AFR −Sunshine Tour; EUR −European Tour.
  2. ^abShortened to 54 holes due to rain.

References

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  1. ^"Golf".The Herald. Glasgow. 22 February 1965. p. 4. Retrieved20 November 2020 – via Google News Archive.
  2. ^"The Lexington PGA". The Wanderers Golf Club.Archived from the original on 1 April 2013. Retrieved12 March 2013.
  3. ^"History of the South African Masters sponsored by Nashua".Sunshine Tour. 30 January 2008. Archived fromthe original on 5 October 2011.[better source needed]

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