Tucson Open
(a) denotes amateur
Year
Player
Country
Score
To par
Margin of victory
Runner(s)-up
Chrysler Classic of Tucson
2006
Kirk Triplett
United States
266
−22
1 stroke
United States Jerry Kelly
2005
Geoff Ogilvy
Australia
269
−19
Playoff
United States Mark Calcavecchia United States Kevin Na
2004
Heath Slocum
United States
266
−22
1 stroke
Australia Aaron Baddeley
2003
Frank Lickliter
United States
269
−19
2 strokes
United States Chad Campbell
Touchstone Energy Tucson Open
2002
Ian Leggatt
Canada
268
−20
2 strokes
United States David Peoples United States Loren Roberts
2001
Garrett Willis
United States
273
−15
1 stroke
United States Kevin Sutherland
2000
Jim Carter
United States
269
−19
2 strokes
United States Chris DiMarco United States Tom Scherrer France Jean van de Velde
1999
Gabriel Hjertstedt
Sweden
276
−12
Playoff
United States Tommy Armour III
Tucson Chrysler Classic
1998
David Duval
United States
269
−19
4 strokes
United States Justin Leonard United States David Toms
1997
Jeff Sluman
United States
275
−13
1 stroke
United States Steve Jones
Nortel Open
1996
Phil Mickelson (3)
United States
273
−14
2 strokes
United States Bob Tway
Northern Telecom Open
1995
Phil Mickelson (2)
United States
269
−19
1 stroke
United States Jim Gallagher, Jr. United States Scott Simpson
1994
Andrew Magee
United States
270
−18
2 strokes
United States Jay Don Blake United States Loren Roberts Fiji Vijay Singh United States Steve Stricker
1993
Larry Mize
United States
271
−17
2 strokes
United States Jeff Maggert
1992
Lee Janzen
United States
270
−18
1 stroke
United States Bill Britton
1991
Phil Mickelson (a)
United States
272
−16
1 stroke
United States Tom Purtzer United States Bob Tway
Northern Telecom Tucson Open
1990
Robert Gamez
United States
270
−18
4 strokes
United States Mark Calcavecchia United States Jay Haas
1989
No tournament
1988
David Frost
South Africa
266
−22
5 strokes
United States Mark Calcavecchia United States Mark O'Meara
Seiko Tucson Open
1987
Mike Reid
United States
268
−20
4 strokes
United States Chip Beck United States Mark Calcavecchia United States Hal Sutton United States Fuzzy Zoeller
Seiko-Tucson Match Play Championship
1986
Jim Thorpe (2)
United States
4 strokes
United States Scott Simpson
1985
Jim Thorpe
United States
4 & 3
United States Jack Renner
1984
Tom Watson (2)
United States
2 & 1
United States Gil Morgan
Joe Garagiola-Tucson Open
1983
Gil Morgan
United States
271
−9
Playoff
United States Curtis Strange United States Lanny Wadkins
1982
Craig Stadler
United States
266
−14
3 strokes
United States Vance Heafner United States John Mahaffey
1981
Johnny Miller (4)
United States
265
−15
2 strokes
United States Lon Hinkle
1980
Jim Colbert
United States
270
−22
4 strokes
Canada Dan Halldorson
1979
Bruce Lietzke (2)
United States
265
−15
2 strokes
United States Buddy Gardner United States Jim Thorpe United States Tom Watson
1978
Tom Watson
United States
274
−14
3 strokes
United States Bobby Wadkins
1977
Bruce Lietzke
United States
275
−13
Playoff
United States Gene Littler
NBC Tucson Open
1976
Johnny Miller (3)
United States
274
−14
3 strokes
United States Howard Twitty
Dean Martin Tucson Open
1975
Johnny Miller (2)
United States
263
−25
9 strokes
United States John Mahaffey
1974
Johnny Miller
United States
272
−16
3 strokes
United States Ben Crenshaw
1973
Bruce Crampton
Australia
277
−11
5 strokes
United States George Archer United States Gay Brewer United States Labron Harris, Jr. United States Bobby Nichols
1972
Miller Barber
United States
273
−15
Playoff
United States George Archer
Tucson Open Invitational
1971
J. C. Snead
United States
273
−15
1 stroke
United States Dale Douglass
1970
Lee Trevino (2)
United States
275
−13
Playoff
United States Bob Murphy
1969
Lee Trevino
United States
271
−17
7 strokes
United States Miller Barber
1968
George Knudson
Canada
273
−15
1 stroke
United States Frank Beard United States Frank Boynton
1967
Arnold Palmer
United States
273
−15
1 stroke
United States Chuck Courtney
1966
Joe Campbell
United States
278
−10
Playoff
United States Gene Littler
1965
Bob Charles
New Zealand
271
−17
4 strokes
United States Al Geiberger
1964
Jacky Cupit
United States
274
−14
2 strokes
United States Rex Baxter
1963
Don January
United States
266
−22
11 strokes
United States Gene Littler United States Phil Rodgers
1962
Phil Rodgers
United States
263
−17
3 strokes
Australia Jim Ferrier
Home of the Sun Open
1961
Dave Hill
United States
269
−11
Playoff
United States Tommy Bolt United States Bud Sullivan
Tucson Open Invitational
1960
Don January
United States
271
−9
3 strokes
United States Bob Harris
1959
Gene Littler
United States
266
−14
1 stroke
United States Joe Campbell United States Art Wall, Jr.
1958
Lionel Hebert
United States
265
−15
2 strokes
United States Don January
1957
Dow Finsterwald
United States
269
−11
Playoff
United States Don Whitt
1956
Ted Kroll
United States
264
−16
3 strokes
United States Dow Finsterwald
Tucson Open
1955
Tommy Bolt (2)
United States
266
−14
3 strokes
United States Bud Holscher United States Art Wall, Jr.
1954
No tournament
1953
Tommy Bolt
United States
265
−15
1 stroke
United States Chandler Harper
1952
Henry Williams, Jr.
United States
274
−6
2 strokes
United States Cary Middlecoff
1951
Lloyd Mangrum (2)
United States
269
−11
2 strokes
United States Jack Burke, Jr. United States Jim Turnesa United States Lew Worsham
1950
Chandler Harper
United States
267
−13
2 strokes
United States Sam Snead
1949
Lloyd Mangrum
United States
263
−17
5 strokes
United States Al Smith
1948
Skip Alexander
United States
264
−16
1 stroke
United States Johnny Palmer
1947
Jimmy Demaret (2)
United States
264
−16
3 strokes
United States Ben Hogan
1946
Jimmy Demaret
United States
268
−12
4 strokes
United States Herman Barron
1945
Ray Mangrum
United States
268
−12
1 stroke
United States Byron Nelson
1965: Only after deciding to play the tournament five minutes before its deadline for entries, New Zealand born Bob Charles makes Tucson his second ever win in the United States.
1965New Zealand Bob Charles Tucson win
In 1965, New Zealand's Bob Charles won Tucson Open.
In 1965, New Zealand's Bob Charles won Tucson Open.
In 1965, New Zealand's Bob Charles won Tucson Open.
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