THE AUSTRALIAN MASTERS
The inaugural Australian Masters Golf Tournament was played at Huntingdale Golf Club in 1979 and fast became Australia's premier professional golf event, attracting some of the most famous names in world golf, including Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Seve Ballesteros, Greg Norman, Nick Faldo, Geoff Ogilvy and world number one Tiger Woods.
The most famous Masters participant is still the great white shark, Australia's own Greg Norman. Norman has won 6 times at Huntingdale with his victory in 1990 over Nick Faldo and with his record smashing romp in 1987 his most famous of victories.
In 2008 Huntingdale celebrated the 30th consecutive year of hosting the Australian Masters was justifiably recognised as 'Home of The Australian Masters'.
Click here to view a Gallery of Masters photos from over the years.
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Barry Vivian
1979 (289) |
Gene Littler
1980 (288) |
Greg Norman
1981 (289) |
Graham Marsh
1982 (289) |
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Greg Norman
1983 (285) |
Greg Norman
1984 (285) |
Bernhard Langer
1985 (281) |
Mark O'Meara
1986 (284) |
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Greg Norman
1987 (273) |
Ian Baker-Finch
1988 (283) |
Greg Norman
1989 (280) |
Greg Norman
1990 (273) |
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Peter Senior
1991 (278) |
Craig Parry
1992 (283) |
Bradley Hughes
1993 (281) |
Craig Parry
1994 (282) |
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Peter Senior
1995 (280) |
Craig Parry
1996 (279) |
Peter Lonard
1997 (276) |
Bradley Hughes
1998 (268) |
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Craig Spence
1999 (276) |
Michael Campbell
2000 (282) |
Colin Montgomerie
2001 (278) |
Peter Lonard
2002 (279) |
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Robert Allenby
2003 (277) |
Richard Green
2004 (271) |
Robert Allenby
2005 (271)
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Justin Rose
2006 (276) |
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Aaron Baddeley
2007 (275) |
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