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South Florida PGA Championship

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The South Florida PGA Championship is a golf tournament that is the championship of the South Florida section of the PGA of America.[1] The tournament has been played annually since 1979, the year the section was founded. Alan Morin and Paul Trittler have the most victories with three. PGA Tour winners who have also won the South Florida PGA Championship include Bruce Fleischer (twice), Julius Boros, Bob Murphy, and Tom Shaw.

Winners

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Year Champion Venue Location
2024 Andrew Filbert Imperial Golf Club – East, West Naples, Florida
2023 Tyler Collet BallenIsles – East Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
2022 Tim Cantwell Imperial Golf Club – East Naples, Florida
2021 Taylor Collins[2] BallenIsles Country Club (East & South courses) Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
2020 Tyler Collet Broken Sound Club
Plantation Preserve Golf Club
Boca Raton, Florida
2019 Justin Bertsch Quail Valley Golf Club
Bent Pine Golf Club
Vero Beach, Florida
2018 Kyle Sanders The Club at Mediterra Naples, Florida
2017 Andrew Filbert McArthur Golf Club
Turtle Creek Club
Hobe Sound, Florida
Tequesta, Florida
2016 Alan Morin Wyndemere Country Club Naples, Florida
2015 Alan Morin Verandah Golf Club Fort Myers, Florida
2014 Paul Scaletta Orchid Island Club
Hawks Nest Golf Club
Vero Beach, Florida
2013 Jay Westerlund Jupiter Hills Club Jupiter, Florida
2012 Chad Kurmel Sailfish Point Golf Club
Willoughby Golf Club
Stuart, Florida
2011 Chris Kaufman Hideout Golf Club
Wyndemere Country Club
Naples, Florida
2010 Alan Morin Ritz-Carlton Jupiter
Frenchman's Reserve
Jupiter, Florida
2009 Ryan Garrity Bear Lakes Country Club West Palm Beach, Florida
2008 Alan Morin Breakers Rees Jones
PGA National Champion Course
West Palm Beach, Florida
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
2007 Ryan Garrity McArthur Golf Club
Hobe Sound Country Club
Hobe Sound, Florida
2006 Lee Rinker Country Club at Mirasol
Old Palm Golf Club
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
2005 Mike San Filippo The Bear's Club
Bear Lakes Country Club
Jupiter, Florida
2004 Gene Fieger Grey Oaks Country Club Naples, Florida
2003 Lee Rinker Imperial Golf Club – East Naples, Florida
2002 Alan Morin Ballen Isles Country Club West Palm Beach, Florida
2001 Peter Baxter Fort Lauderdale Country Club Plantation, Florida
2000 Gene Fieger Bear Lakes Country Club
Ibis Golf and Country Club
West Palm Beach, Florida
1999 Chris Toulson Lely Resort – The Classics and Flamingo Courses Naples, Florida
1998 Chris Campbell Weston Hills Golf and Country Club Weston, Florida
1997 Gene George Frenchman's Creek Golf Club Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
1996 John Nelson Bear Lakes Country Club West Palm Beach, Florida
1995 John Lee Bonita Bay Club Bonita Springs, Florida
1994 Bill Kennedy Bear Lakes Country Club West Palm Beach, Florida
1993 Paul Trittler Ibis Golf & Country Club West Palm Beach, Florida
1992 Greg Cerulli Hobe Sound Golf Club Hobe Sound, Florida
1991 Paul Trittler Cypress Links Golf Club St. Petersburg, Florida
1990 Greg Cerulli Loblolly Pine Golf Club Hobe Sound, Florida
1989 Paul Trittler Doral Resort – Blue Monster Doral, Florida
1988 Tom Shaw Palm Beach Polo Wellington, Florida
1987 Bruce Fleisher Bonita Bay Club Bonita Springs, Florida
1986 Ed Rodgers Bonita Bay Club Bonita Springs, Florida
1985 Ed Rodgers Hunters Run Golf Club Boynton Beach, Florida
1984 Roger Kennedy Hunters Run Golf Club Boynton Beach, Florida
1983 John Elliott, Jr. Hunters Run Golf Club Boynton Beach, Florida
1982 Jack Seltzer Hunters Run Golf Club Boynton Beach, Florida
1981 Bruce Fleisher Hunters Run Golf Club Boynton Beach, Florida
1980 Bob Murphy Hunters Run Golf Club Boynton Beach, Florida
1979 Julius Boros Turnberry Isle CC Aventura, Florida

References

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  1. ^ "South Florida PGA Professional Championship". sfpgagolf.com. South Florida PGA. Archived from the original on 2012-06-24. Retrieved June 30, 2014.
  2. ^ Dolch, Craig (September 16, 2021). "Taylor Collins Becomes First Woman To Win South Florida PGA Professional Championship". South Florida Section – PGA of America. Archived from the original on 2021-09-18.
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