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Australian PGA Championship Tournament information Location 
Queensland, AustraliaEstablished 1905 Course(s) Hyatt Regency Coolum Par 72 Length 6,850 yards Tour(s) PGA Tour of Australasia
OneAsia TourFormat Stroke play Prize fund A$1,500,000 Month played November Current champion Peter Senior The Australian PGA Championship, formerly known as the Cadbury Schweppes Australian PGA Championship, is a golf tournament on the PGA Tour of Australasia. It is the home tournament of the Australian PGA and dates back to 1905. The winner receives the Joe Kirkwood Cup, named after Australian golfer Joe Kirkwood, Sr.
The tournament has been played at the Hyatt Regency Coolum in Queensland since 2002.
Winners
- 2010 Peter Senior
- 2009 Robert Allenby
- 2008 Geoff Ogilvy
- 2007 Peter Lonard
- 2006 Nick O'Hern
- 2005 Robert Allenby
- 2004 Peter Lonard
- 2003 Peter Senior
- 2002 Jarrod Moseley and Peter Lonard (tied)
- 2001 Robert Allenby
- 2000 Robert Allenby
- 1999 Greg Turner
- 1998 David Howell
- 1997 Andrew Coltart
- 1996 Phil Tataurangi
- 1995 no tournament
- 1994 Andrew Coltart
- 1993 Ian Baker-Finch
- 1992 Craig Parry
- 1991 Wayne Grady
- 1990 Brett Ogle
- 1989 Peter Senior
- 1988 Wayne Grady
- 1987 Roger Mackay
- 1986 Mike Harwood
- 1985 Greg Norman
- 1984 Greg Norman
- 1983 Bob Shearer
- 1982 Graham Marsh
- 1981 Seve Ballesteros
- 1980 Sam Torrance
- 1979 Stewart Ginn
- 1978 Hale Irwin
- 1977 Mike Cahill
- 1976 Bill Dunk
- 1975 Vic Bennetts
- 1974 Bill Dunk
- 1973 Randall Vines
- 1972 Randall Vines
- 1971 Bill Dunk
- 1970 Bruce Devlin
- 1969 Bruce Devlin
- 1968 Kel Nagle
- 1967 Peter Thomson
- 1966 Bill Dunk
- 1965 Kel Nagle
- 1964 Colin Johnston
- 1963 Colin Johnston
- 1962 Bill Dunk
- 1961 Alan Murray
- 1960 John Sullivan
- 1959 Kel Nagle
- 1958 Kel Nagle
- 1957 Gary Player
- 1956 Les Wilson
- 1955 Ossie Pickworth
- 1954 Kel Nagle
- 1953 Ossie Pickworth
- 1952 William C Holder
- 1951 Norman Von Nida
- 1950 Norman Von Nida
- 1949 Kel Nagle
- 1948 Norman Von Nida
- 1947 Ossie Pickworth
- 1946 Norman Von Nida
- 1940-45 No tournament due to World War II
- 1939 Ted Naismith
- 1938 Eric Cremin
- 1937 Eric Cremin
- 1936 William Clifford
- 1935 Sam Richardson
- 1934 Lou Kelly
- 1933 Sam Richardson
- 1932 Fergus McMahon
- 1931 John Donald Spence
- 1930 Jock Robertson
- 1929 Rufus Stewart
- 1927-28 Unknown
- 1926 Frank Eyre
- 1925 Tom Howard
- 1924 Tom Howard
- 1923 Fred Popplewell
- 1922 Charlie Campbell
- 1921 Arthur Le Fevre
- 1920 Unknown
- 1914-1919 No tournament due to World War I
- 1913 Carnegie Clark
- 1912 Unknown
- 1911 Charlie Campbell
- 1910 Dan Soutar
- 1909 Carnegie Clark
- 1908 Carnegie Clark
- 1907 Dan Soutar
- 1906 Dan Soutar
- 1905 Dan Soutar
External links
PGA Tour of Australasia events Tournaments in playing order
Subaru Victorian Open · Cellarbrations Victorian PGA Championship · Johnnie Walker Classic (A,E) · Moonah Classic (N) · New Zealand PGA Championship (N) · Michael Hill New Zealand Open (N) · John Hughes Geely WA Open Championship · Cellarbrations Queensland PGA Championship · JBWere Masters (E) · Cellarbrations New South Wales PGA Championship · New South Wales Open · Australian Open · Australian PGA Championship(A) - co-sanctioned by the Asian Tour. (E) - co-sanctioned by the European Tour. (N) - co-sanctioned by the Nationwide Tour.Categories:- PGA Tour of Australasia events
- Golf tournaments in Australia
- Golf tournament stubs
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