Puerto Rico Open Winners and History

The Puerto Rico Open is the first PGA Tour Tournament held in Puerto Rico, and it has served as an alternate Tour event

The Puerto Rico Open’s inaugural year was 2008, when it was presented by Banco Popular. Since 2011, it has been presented by seepuertorico.com and played at the Coco Beach Golf and Country Club. The inaugural tournament was won by Greg Craft.

In 2018, in the wake of the destruction of Hurricane Maria, the Puerto Rico Open became an unofficial fundraising event, with a win by the team of George McNeill and Cheyenne Woods.

The Puerto Rico Open winner earns 300 FedEx Cup points, and 24 OWGR points (the WGC-Cadillac, played the same week, is worth 550/70-80)

As an alternate field event, the Puerto Rico Open generally does not attract big name players. It strikes me, though, as a good place for a journeyman player to make his name and secure his card.

YearPlayerScoreTo parMargin
Puerto Rico Open
2024Brice Garnett269-19Playoff
2023Nico Echavarria267212 strokes
2022Ryan Brehm268-206 strokes
2021Branden Grace269-191 stroke
2020Viktor Hovland268-201 stroke
2019Martin Trainer275-153 strokes
2018 (Charity Event)George McNeill and Cheyenne WoodsNANA
2017D.A. Points268– 202 strokes
2016Tony Finau276-12 (PO)playoff
2015Alex Čejka281-7 (PO)playoff
2014Chesson Hadley267-192 strokes
2013Scott Bruwn268-201 stroke
2012George McNeill272-162 strokes
2011Michael Bradley272-16Playoff
Puerto Rico Open presented by Banco Popular
2010Derek Lamely269-192 strokes
2009Michael Bradley274-141 stroke
2008Greg Kraft274-141 stroke
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1 thought on “Puerto Rico Open Winners and History”

  1. Any history on puerto rico open in 50s and 60s when a guy named Wally Holmes supposedly won but was disqualified for leaving scoring area ? Thanks

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