PGA Grand Slam of Golf Winners and Records | PGA Tour
Proceeding the defunct format of World Series of Golf , the PGA Grand Slam of Golf was created in 1979. This is stroke play tournament showcasing the four major champions of the current year. Although it is a PGA Sanctioned event, it is considered an off-season event so the purse does not count towards the PGA Tour Money List.
Since it’s inception in 1979, this tournament has gone through a variety of changes including format and venue. Should a player win more than one major in a calendar year or if a player declines the invitation to play, the organization will invite former major champions with the best overall finish for that major.
In 2009, the tournament has moved from the Mid Ocean Club to the Port Royal Golf Course (both located in Bermuda) where it is now annually played.
The current purse for the event is $1.35 million with $600,000 going towards the champion of the event.
COURSE INFORMATION:
Port Royal Golf Course
Southhampton, Bermuda
Par: 71
Length: 6,842
DID YOU KNOW?
- This tournament originally started out as a 1 day stroke play tournament.
- This tournament format was first created for the World Series of Golf Tournament. It lasted from 1962 to 1975. The first winner of the tournament was Jack Nicklaus.
- The very first tournament ended in a tie between Gary Player and Andy North.
NOTABLE RECORDS:
- Most Wins: 7 Tiger Woods
- Lowest Score: 59 Phil Mickelson (2004, Poipu Bay Golf Course)
Winners:
Year | Winner |
2013 | Adam Scott |
2012 | Padraig Harrington |
2011 | Keegan Bradley |
2010 | Ernie Els |
2009 | Lucas Glover |
2008 | Jim Furyk |
2007 | Angel Cabrera |
2006 | Tiger Woods |
2005 | Tiger Woods |
2004 | Phil Mickelson |
2003 | Jim Furyk |
2002 | Tiger Woods |
2001 | Tiger Woods |
2000 | Tiger Woods |
1999 | Tiger Woods |
1998 | Tiger Woods |
1997 | Ernie Els |
1996 | Tom Lehman |
1995 | Ben Crenshaw |
1994 | Greg Norman |
1993 | Greg Norman |
1992 | Nick Price |
1991 | Ian Woosnam |
1990 | Andy North |
1989 | Curtis Strange |
1988 | Larry Nelson |
1987 | NO TOURNAMENT |
1986 | Greg Norman |
1985 | NO TOURNAMENT |
1984 | NO TOURNAMENT |
1983 | NO TOURNAMENT |
1982 | Bill Rogers |
1981 | Lee Trevino |
1980 | Lanny Wadkin |
1979 | Gary Player and Andy North (Tie) |