Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Winners and Records | PGA Tour
Created in 1983, this event always takes place in Las Vegas, Nevada. In it’s thirty year existence the tournament has taken place in over 12 clubs all throughout Las Vegas. After being taken over by Shriners Hospital for Children in 2013, the tournament will now permanently take place at TPC Summerlin. At the time of inception, this stroke play tournament contained the highest purse on tour. The current purse is set at $6 million with the champion taking home $1.08 million with 500 FedEx Cup points.
COURSE INFORMATION:
TPC Summerlin
Las Vegas, Nevada
Par: 71
Length: 7,113 yards
DID YOU KNOW?
- This was the very first PGA Tour Win for Tiger Woods (1996)
- For four years, singer/actor Justin Timberlake was the host for the event. (2008-2012)
- It was the first PGA Tour event to offer a champion prize of more than $1 million.
NOTABLE RECORDS:
- MOST WINS: 3 Jim Furyk
- AGGREGATE: 328 Stuart Appleby (Five Round Tournament) 260 Scott McCarron (Four Round Tournament)
WINNERS:
Year | Winner |
Shriners Hospital for Children Open | |
2013 | Webb Simpson |
Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open | |
2012 | Ryan Moore |
2011 | Kevin Na |
2010 | Johnathan Byrd |
2009 | Martin Laird |
2008 | Marc Tunesa |
Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospital For Children | |
2007 | George McNeill |
Frys.com Open | |
2006 | Troy Matteson |
Michelin Championship at Las Vegas | |
2005 | Wes Short, Jr. |
2004 | Andre Stolz |
Las Vegas Invitational | |
2003 | Stuary Appleby |
Invensys Classic at Las Vegas | |
2002 | Phil Tataurangi |
2001 | Bob Estes |
2000 | Billy Andrade |
Las Vegas Invitational | |
1999 | Jim Furyk |
1998 | Jim Furyk |
1997 | Bill Glasson |
1996 | Tiger Woods |
1995 | Jim Furyk |
1994 | Bruce Lietzke |
1993 | Davis Love III |
1992 | John Cook |
1991 | Andrew Magee |
1990 | Bob Tway |
1989 | Scott Hoch |
Panasonic Las Vegas Invitational | |
1988 | Gary Kock |
1987 | Paul Azinger |
1986 | Greg Norman |
1985 | Curtis Strange |
1984 | Denis Watson |
Panasonic Las Vegas Pro Celebrity Classic | |
1983 | Fuzzy Zoeller |