Western Australia PGA Championship

CKB WA PGA Championship
Tournament information
LocationKalgoorlie, Western Australia, Australia
Established1933
Course(s)Kalgoorlie Golf Course
Par72
Length7,328 yards (6,701 m)
Tour(s)PGA Tour of Australasia
Von Nida Tour
Australasian Development Tour
FormatStroke play
Prize fundA$250,000
Month playedOctober
Tournament record score
Aggregate264 Kim Felton (2003)
To par−24 as above
Score10 and 9 Fred Thompson (1946)
Current champion
Australia Jack Buchanan
Location map
Kalgoorlie Golf Course is located in Australia
Kalgoorlie Golf Course
Kalgoorlie Golf Course
Location in Australia
Kalgoorlie Golf Course is located in Western Australia
Kalgoorlie Golf Course
Kalgoorlie Golf Course
Location in Western Australia

The Western Australia PGA Championship, currently known as the CKB WA PGA Championship is a Tier 2 golf tournament on the PGA Tour of Australasia. Since 2012 it has been held at Kalgoorlie Golf Course.

Winners

Year Tour[a] Winner Score To par Margin of
victory		 Runner(s)-up Venue Ref.
CKB WA PGA Championship
2024 ANZ Australia Jack Buchanan 271 −17 Playoff Australia Jordan Doull Kalgoorlie
2023 ANZ Australia Ben Eccles 265 −23 5 strokes Australia Haydn Barron Kalgoorlie
2022
(Oct)		 ANZ Australia David Micheluzzi 273 −15 3 strokes Australia Ben Ferguson Kalgoorlie
2022
(Apr)		 ANZ Australia Jay Mackenzie 269 −19 2 strokes Australia Austin Bautista Kalgoorlie [1]
2021 ANZ No tournament due to the COVID-19 pandemic [2]
TX Civil & Logistics WA PGA Championship
2020 Australia Jarryd Felton 203 −13 1 stroke Australia Brett Rumford Kalgoorlie [3]
2019
(Oct)		 ANZ Australia Darren Beck 272 −16 2 strokes Australia Jarryd Felton Kalgoorlie [4]
2019
(May)		 ANZ New Zealand Michael Long 274 −14 1 stroke Australia Brody Martin Kalgoorlie [5]
2017 ANZ Australia Dimitrios Papadatos 276 −12 1 stroke Australia Rory Bourke Kalgoorlie [6]
2016 ANZ Australia Stephen Dartnall 272 −16 1 stroke Australia Aaron Pike
Australia Lindsay Wilson		 Kalgoorlie [7]
2015 ANZ Australia Brett Rumford 272 −16 2 strokes Australia Daniel Fox Kalgoorlie [8]
WA Goldfields PGA Championship
2014 ANZ Australia Ryan Lynch 276 −12 1 stroke Australia Peter Cooke
Australia Chris Gaunt		 Kalgoorlie [9]
2013 ANZ Australia Jack Wilson 278 −10 Playoff New Zealand Nick Gillespie Kalgoorlie [10]
2012 ANZ Australia Peter Wilson 283 −5 2 strokes Australia Glenn Joyner Kalgoorlie [11]
Brunel WA PGA Championship
2011 ANZ Australia Michael Wright 273 −15 1 stroke Australia Terry Pilkadaris The Vines [12]
WA PGA Championship
2010 ANZ Australia David Bransdon 271 −17 2 strokes Australia Matthew Griffin Bunbury [13]
LSM WA PGA Championship
2009 ANZ Australia Andrew Bonhomme 281 −7 1 stroke Australia David Diaz
New Zealand Hamish Robertson		 Bunbury [14]
Oceanique WA PGA Championship
2008 VNT New Zealand Michael Long 275 −13 3 strokes Australia Matthew Griffin Port Bouvard
2007 VNT Australia Jason Norris 281 −7 1 stroke Australia Aaron Townsend Port Bouvard
Western Australia PGA Championship
2006 VNT Australia Andrew Pitt 268 −12 1 stroke Australia Dean Alaban Western Australian
WA PGA Championship
2005 VNT Australia Adam Bland 273 −15 1 stroke Australia Brad Lamb Araluen
2004 VNT Australia Kim Felton (3) 266 −14 3 strokes Australia Benjamin Burge Western Australian
2003 VNT Australia Kim Felton (2) 264 −24 8 strokes Australia Adrian Percey Wanneroo
Western Australia PGA Championship
2002 ANZ Australia Kim Felton 273 −7 Playoff Australia Euan Walters Gosnells [15]
WA PGA Championship
2001 ANZDT Australia Marcus Cain 272 −16 1 stroke Australia Brad Andrews Royal Perth [16]
2000 ANZDT Australia Matthew Habgood 274 −14 7 strokes Australia Justin Cooper Joondalup
Western Australia PGA Championship
1999 FT Australia Euan Walters
1998 FT Australia David Armstrong
1997 FT Australia Stephen Leaney
1996 FT Australia David Ecob 278 −10 2 strokes Australia Gary Simpson Joondalup
1995 FT Australia Greg Chalmers 281 −7 1 stroke England Ben Jackson Joondalup
1994 FT Australia Michael Barry 284 −4 3 strokes Australia Stuart Appleby
Australia Darren Barnes
New Zealand Elliott Boult
Australia Robert Farley
Australia Scott Laycock
New Zealand Grant Moorehead		 Joondalup
1993 FT Australia Mike Baker 284 −4 Playoff Australia David Iwasaki-Smith
Australia M. Spencer		 Joondalup
1992 Australia Brad Andrews (2)
1991 Australia Brad Andrews
1990 United States Mike Colandro
1989 Australia Robert Farley
1988: No tournament
1987 Australia Gerry Taylor
1986 Australia Roger Mackay
1985 Australia Peter Senior
1984 Australia Trevor Osborn
1984 Australia Garry Merrick
1983 Australia Ross Metherell (3)
1982 Australia Peter Mills
1981 Australia Terry Gale
1980 Australia Peter Randall
1979 Australia Richard Coombes
1978 ANZ Australia Graham Marsh (2) 280 −8 7 strokes Australia Graham Johnson
1977 ANZ Australia Kel Nagle 283 −5 1 stroke New Zealand Barry Vivian Sun City [17][18]
1976 Australia Allan Cooper
1975 Australia Graham Johnson (2)
1974 Australia Graham Johnson
1973 Australia Ross Metherell (2)
1972 Australia Barry Fry
1971 Australia Ross Metherell
1970 Australia Hilary Lawler (2)
1969 Australia Graham Marsh
1968 Australia Roy Draddy (4)
1967 Australia Len Thomas
1966 Australia Hilary Lawler
1965 Australia Les Nicholls (8)
1964: No tournament
1963 Australia Roy Draddy (3)
1962 Australia Roy Draddy (2)
1961 Australia Roy Draddy
1960 Australia Bob Tuohy
1959 Australia Les Nicholls (7)
1958 Australia Les Nicholls (6)
1957 Australia Les Nicholls (5)
1956 Australia Brian Crafter (3)
1955 Australia Brian Crafter (2)
1954 Australia Brian Crafter
1953 Australia Les Nicholls (4)
1952 Australia Les Nicholls (3)
1951 Australia Les Nicholls (2)
1950 Australia Charles Jackson 1 up Australia Les Nicholls Nedlands [19]
1949 Australia Les Nicholls 309 9 strokes Australia Eric Alberts Mount Yokine and
Royal Perth		 [20][21]
1948 Australia Fred Thompson (2) 38 holes Australia Eric Alberts Royal Perth [22]
1947 Australia Harry Godden 6 and 5 Australia Charlie Snow Royal Fremantle [23]
1946 Australia Fred Thompson 10 and 9 Australia Harry Godden Mount Lawley [24]
1940–1945: No tournament due to World War II
1939 Australia Eric Alberts 6 and 5 Australia Fred Thompson Royal Perth [25]
1938 Australia Tom Howard 4 and 2 Australia Dan Cullen Lake Karrlnyup [26]
1937 Australia Charlie Snow (2) 285 3 strokes Australia Dan Cullen Royal Fremantle [27]
1936 Australia Charlie Snow 291 8 strokes Australia Tom Howard Mount Yokine [28]
1935 Australia Ernie Bissett (2) 5 and 4 Australia Charlie Snow Perth [29]
1934 Australia Walter Baldwin 2 and 1 Australia Eric Alberts Lake Karrinyup [30]
1933 Australia Ernie Bissett 5 and 4 Australia Charlie Snow Royal Fremantle [31]

Notes

  1. ^ ANZ − PGA Tour of Australasia; ANZDT − Australasian Development Tour; FT − Foundation Tour; VNT − Von Nida Tour.

References

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