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The Argentine PGA Championship is a golf tournament played in Argentina since 1920. It was generally supported by the leading Argentine golfers and its list of champions includes Eduardo Romero (8 times), José Jurado (7 times), Vicente Fernández (5 times), José Cóceres (twice) and Ángel Cabrera.^[1] However, the record holder is former British Open champion Roberto De Vicenzo, who recorded 16 victories between 1944 and 1985.^[2]

Winners

Year	Winner	Score	Runner-up	Venue
2013	Rafael Gómez	278	Gustavo Acosta, Carlos Franco	San Isidro GC
2012	Ricardo González	279	Francisco Bide, Clodomiro Carranza, Roberto Cóceres, Emilio Domínguez	JC Tucuman
2011	Sebastián Fernández		Andrés Romero	JC Tucuman
2006–10	No tournament
2005	Sebastián Fernández	275	Andrés Romero	San Eliseo G&CC
2004	José Cóceres	272	Rafael Echenique	Los Lagartos GC
2003	José Cóceres	276	Sebastián Fernández	Pilar GC
2002	Ángel Cabrera Gustavo Rojas (tie)	208		Pilar GC
2001	Sebastián Fernández		Ángel Cabrera	Hindú Club
2000	No tournament
1999	Eduardo Romero	276	Jorge Berendt	Buenos Aires GC
1998	Ángel Cabrera	275	Rodolfo González	San Isidro Golf Club
1997	Eduardo Romero	279	Vicente Fernández	Club Mar del Plata
1996	Eduardo Romero*	268	Ricardo González	Hindu Club
1995	Rubén Alvarez	268	Vicente Fernández	Hindu Club
1994	Armando Saavedra	273	César Monasterio	Lagartos GC
1993	Eduardo Romero*	273	Roberto Cóceres	Lagartos GC
1992	Eduardo Romero	272	Luis Carbonetti, Antonio Ortiz, Roberto Cóceres, Peter Townsend	Lagartos GC
1991	Sebastián Fernández	275		Lagartos GC
1990	Eduardo Romero	277		Jockey Club, Buenos Aires
1989	Jorge Soto	200		Campo Municipal Palermo
1988	Antonio Ortiz	271	Vicente Fernández, Eduardo Romero	Campo Municipal Palermo
1987	Vicente Fernández	275	Eduardo Romero, Carlos Franco	Jockey Club, Buenos Aires
1986	Eduardo Romero	273		Olivos GC
1985	Roberto De Vicenzo	279	Alberto Albornoz	GC General San Martin
1984	Jorge Soto	278		Golfers GC
1983	Eduardo Romero*	281	Florentino Molina	Olivos GC
1982	Fidel de Luca	282	Adan Sowa	San Isidro GC
1981	Vicente Fernández	271		Campo Municipal Palermo
1980	Vicente Fernández	274	Juan Carlos Molina	San Isidro GC
1979	Adan Sowa	280	Juan Carlos Cabrera, L. Mieres, Ramon Martinez	Campo Municipal Palermo
1978	Vicente Fernández	278		Club Nautico San Isidro
1977	Roberto De Vicenzo	273	Julio Orillo, Jorge Soto	Campo Municipal Palermo
1976	Vicente Fernández	285	Juan Quinteros	Olivos
1975	Leopoldo Ruiz*	282	Vicente Fernández	Hindu Club
1974	Roberto De Vicenzo	279	Leopoldo Ruiz	San Andres GC
1973	Fidel de Luca	264	Florentino Molina, Roberto De Vicenzo	GC General San Martin
1972	Roberto De Vicenzo	277	Juan Quinteros	Ranelagh GC
1971	Roberto De Vicenzo	270	Vicente Fernández	San Isidro GC
1970	Florentino Molina	274	Fidel de Luca, Roberto De Vicenzo	Lomas Atletic Club
1969	Roberto De Vicenzo	266	Ruben Terrier	Hurlingham GC
1968	Fidel de Luca	282	Jorge Soto	San Isidro GC
1967	Leopoldo Ruiz	288	Orlando Tudino, Elcido Nari	Jockey Club, Buenos Aires
1966	Roberto De Vicenzo	280	Vicente Fernández	Jockey Club, Buenos Aires
1965	Roberto De Vicenzo	290	Rodolfo Sereda	San Andres GC
1964	Roberto De Vicenzo	272	Leopoldo Ruiz	Hurlingham GC
1963	Fidel de Luca	291	Roberto De Vicenzo	Jockey Club, Buenos Aires
1962	Fidel de Luca	273	Leopoldo Ruiz	Olivos GC
1961	Leopoldo Ruiz	275	Rodolfo Sereda	GC General San Martin
1960	Roberto De Vicenzo	275	Fidel de Luca	San Isidro GC
1959	Aurelio Castañon	5&3	Leonardo Nicolosi	San Andres GC
1958	Leopoldo Ruiz	3&2	Fidel de Luca	Jockey Club, Buenos Aires
1957	Sebastian Nicolosi	3&2	Arturo Soto	Hurlingham GC
1956	Leopoldo Ruiz	3&2	E. Moschiar	GC Argentino
1955	Martin Pose	37 holes	R.J. Martinez	San Andres GC
1954	Martin Pose	3&2	Roberto De Vicenzo	Ituzaingo GC
1953	Leopoldo Ruiz	6&5	Elias De Vicenzo	Hindu Club
1952	Antonio Cerdá	6&5	Emilio Serra	GC General San Martin
1951	Roberto De Vicenzo	5&4	Antonio Cerdá	San Isidro GC
1950	Pedro Viola	8&6	Juan Martinez	Hurlingham GC
1949	Roberto De Vicenzo	7&6	Sebastian Nicolosi	Lomas Atletic Club
1948	Roberto De Vicenzo	5&4	Juan Querelos	Swift GC
1947	Roberto De Vicenzo	5&4	Eduardo Blasi	Ranelagh GC
1946	Emilio Serra	5&4	Roberto De Vicenzo	Hurlingham GC
1945	Roberto De Vicenzo	5&4	Martin Pose	San Andres GC
1944	Roberto De Vicenzo	10&9	Eduardo Blasi	Ituzaingo GC
1943	Eduardo Blasi	3&2	Juan Carlos Posse	Hindu Club
1942	Martin Posse	4&2	Enrique Bertolino	Olivos GC
1941	Eduardo Blasi	2&1	Emilio Serra	GC General San Martin
1940	Juan Martinez	8&6	Andres Perez	Jockey Club, Buenos Aires
1939	Enrique Bertolino	5&3	Juan Dunezat	San Isidro GC
1938	Aurelio Castañon	1up	Enrique Bertolino	GC Argentino
1937	José Jurado	3&1	Martin Pose	GC Argentino
1936	Martin Posse	1up	José Jurado	GC Argentino
1935	Enrique Bertolino	2&1	Martin Pose	GC Argentino
1934	John Cruickshank	10&9	José Jurado	GC Argentino
1933	Enrique Bertolino	2&1	Emilio Serra	GC Argentino
1932	Marcos Churio		Enrique Bertolino	GC Argentino
1931	Marcos Churio			GC Argentino
1930	Marcos Churio			GC Argentino
1929	José Jurado			GC Argentino
1928	José Jurado			GC Argentino
1927	José Jurado			GC Argentino
1926	Marcos Churio			GC Argentino
1925	José Jurado			GC Argentino
1924	Ramon Rivarola			GC Argentino
1923	Andres A Perez			GC Argentino
1922	José Jurado			GC Argentino
1921	José Jurado			GC Argentino
1920	Lagrima Gonzalez	5&3	José Jurado	GC Argentino

References

^ Tait, Alistair (1999). Golf: The Legends of the Game. Firefly Books. p. 270. ISBN 978-1-55209-435-8.
^ Goldstein, Richard (2 June 2017). "Roberto De Vicenzo, a Golf Champion Remembered More for a Gaffe, Dies at 94". The New York Times. Retrieved 10 October 2022.

[1] Tait, Alistair (1999). Golf: The Legends of the Game. Firefly Books. p. 270. ISBN 978-1-55209-435-8.

[2] Goldstein, Richard (2 June 2017). "Roberto De Vicenzo, a Golf Champion Remembered More for a Gaffe, Dies at 94". The New York Times. Retrieved 10 October 2022.

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