Resultater fra PGA touren og The Memorial Tournament som spilles fra 6. - 9. juni 2024.
Publisert 9. juni 2024 i Golf
The Memorial Tournament 2024
Dato
6. – 9. juni
Sted
Muirfield Village Golf Club, Dublin, Ohio – USA
På TV
Turneringen sendes på Eurosport Norge og Discovery+.
Golf på TV
Norske deltakere
Viktor Hovland
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Værmelding
Om The Memorial Tournament
The Memorial Tournament is a PGA Tour golf tournament founded in 1976 by Jack Nicklaus. It is played on a Nicklaus-designed course at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio, a suburb north of Columbus. The golf course passes through a large neighborhood called Muirfield Village, which includes a 1999 bronze sculpture of Nicklaus mentoring a young golfer located in the wide median of Muirfield Drive.
The greater Columbus area is where Jack Nicklaus spent most of his early life. The golf course he designed at Muirfield Village, north of Columbus, was opened in May 1974, and two years later it hosted the first Memorial Tournament. The par-72 course was 7,072 yards (6,467 m), a considerable length for the mid-1970s.
At the Masters Tournament in 1966, Nicklaus had spoken of his desire to create a tournament that, like The Masters, had a global interest, and was inspired by the history and traditions of the game of golf. He also wanted the tournament to give back in the form of charitable contributions to organizations benefiting needy adults and children throughout Columbus and Ohio. The primary charitable beneficiary of the tournament is Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
One of the features of the tournament is a yearly induction ceremony honoring past golfers. A plaque for each honoree is installed near the clubhouse at Muirfield; Nicklaus himself was the 2000 honoree.
Tidligere vinnere av The Memorial Tournament
Year |
Winner |
Score |
To par |
Margin of
victory |
Runner(s)-up |
Winner’s
share ($) |
Honoree(s)[20] |
2024 |
|
|
|
|
|
4,000,000 |
Juli Inkster
Tom Weiskopf[a] |
2023 |
Viktor Hovland |
281 |
−7 |
Playoff |
Denny McCarthy |
3,600,000 |
Larry Nelson |
2022 |
Billy Horschel |
275 |
−13 |
4 strokes |
Aaron Wise |
2,160,000 |
Charlie Sifford[a] |
2021 |
Patrick Cantlay (2) |
275 |
−13 |
Playoff |
Collin Morikawa |
1,674,000 |
Nick Price
Gene Littler[a]
Ted Ray[a] |
2020 |
Jon Rahm |
279 |
−9 |
3 strokes |
Ryan Palmer |
1,674,000 |
2019 |
Patrick Cantlay |
269 |
−19 |
2 strokes |
Adam Scott |
1,638,000 |
Judy Rankin |
2018 |
Bryson DeChambeau |
273 |
−15 |
Playoff |
An Byeong-hun
Kyle Stanley |
1,602,000 |
Hale Irwin
Jock Hutchison[a]
Willie Turnesa[a] |
2017 |
Jason Dufner |
275 |
−13 |
3 strokes |
Rickie Fowler
Anirban Lahiri |
1,566,000 |
Greg Norman
Tony Lema[a]
Ken Venturi[a]
Harvie Ward[a] |
2016 |
William McGirt |
273 |
−15 |
Playoff |
Jon Curran |
1,530,000 |
Johnny Miller
Leo Diegel[a]
Horton Smith[a] |
2015 |
David Lingmerth |
273 |
−15 |
Playoff |
Justin Rose |
1,116,000 |
Nick Faldo
Dorothy Campbell[a]
Jerome Travers[a]
Walter Travis[a] |
2014 |
Hideki Matsuyama |
275 |
−13 |
Playoff |
Kevin Na |
1,116,000 |
Annika Sörenstam
Jim Barnes[a]
Joe Carr[a]
Willie Park Sr.[a] |
2013 |
Matt Kuchar |
276 |
−12 |
2 strokes |
Kevin Chappell |
1,116,000 |
Raymond Floyd |
2012 |
Tiger Woods (5) |
279 |
−9 |
2 strokes |
Andrés Romero
Rory Sabbatini |
1,116,000 |
Tom Watson |
2011 |
Steve Stricker |
272 |
−16 |
1 stroke |
Brandt Jobe
Matt Kuchar |
1,116,000 |
Nancy Lopez |
2010 |
Justin Rose |
270 |
−18 |
3 strokes |
Rickie Fowler |
1,080,000 |
Seve Ballesteros |
2009 |
Tiger Woods (4) |
276 |
−12 |
1 stroke |
Jim Furyk |
1,080,000 |
JoAnne Carner
Jack Burke Jr. |
2008 |
Kenny Perry (3) |
280 |
−8 |
2 strokes |
Mathew Goggin
Jerry Kelly
Justin Rose
Mike Weir |
1,080,000 |
Tony Jacklin
Ralph Guldahl[a]
Charles B. Macdonald[a]
Craig Wood[a] |
2007 |
K. J. Choi |
271 |
−17 |
1 stroke |
Ryan Moore |
1,080,000 |
Louise Suggs
Dow Finsterwald |
2006 |
Carl Pettersson |
276 |
−12 |
2 strokes |
Zach Johnson
Brett Wetterich |
1,035,000 |
Michael Bonallack
Charles Coe[a]
Lawson Little[a]
Henry Picard[a]
Paul Runyan[a]
Denny Shute[a] |
2005 |
Bart Bryant |
272 |
−16 |
1 stroke |
Fred Couples |
990,000 |
Betsy Rawls
Cary Middlecoff[a] |
2004 |
Ernie Els |
270 |
−18 |
4 strokes |
Fred Couples |
945,000 |
Lee Trevino
Joyce Wethered[a] |
2003 |
Kenny Perry (2) |
275 |
−13 |
2 strokes |
Lee Janzen |
900,000 |
Julius Boros[a]
William C. Campbell |
2002 |
Jim Furyk |
274 |
−14 |
2 strokes |
John Cook
David Peoples |
810,000 |
Kathy Whitworth
Bobby Locke[a] |
2001 |
Tiger Woods (3) |
271 |
−17 |
7 strokes |
Paul Azinger
Sergio García |
738,000 |
Payne Stewart[a] |
2000 |
Tiger Woods (2) |
269 |
−19 |
5 strokes |
Ernie Els
Justin Leonard |
558,000 |
Jack Nicklaus |
1999 |
Tiger Woods |
273 |
−15 |
2 strokes |
Vijay Singh |
459,000 |
Ben Hogan[a] |
1998 |
Fred Couples |
271 |
−17 |
4 strokes |
Andrew Magee |
396,000 |
Peter Thomson |
1997 |
Vijay Singh |
202[b] |
−14 |
2 strokes |
Jim Furyk
Greg Norman |
342,000 |
Gary Player |
1996 |
Tom Watson (2) |
274 |
−14 |
2 strokes |
David Duval |
324,000 |
Billy Casper |
1995 |
Greg Norman (2) |
269 |
−19 |
4 strokes |
Mark Calcavecchia
David Duval
Steve Elkington |
306,000 |
Willie Anderson[a]
John Ball[a]
James Braid[a]
Harold Hilton[a]
John Henry Taylor[a] |
1994 |
Tom Lehman |
268 |
−20 |
5 strokes |
Greg Norman |
270,000 |
Mickey Wright |
1993 |
Paul Azinger |
274 |
−14 |
1 stroke |
Corey Pavin |
252,000 |
Arnold Palmer |
1992 |
David Edwards |
273 |
−15 |
Playoff |
Rick Fehr |
234,000 |
Joseph Dey[a] |
1991 |
Kenny Perry |
273 |
−15 |
Playoff |
Hale Irwin |
216,000 |
Babe Zaharias[a] |
1990 |
Greg Norman |
216[b] |
E |
1 stroke |
Payne Stewart |
180,000 |
Jimmy Demaret[a] |
1989 |
Bob Tway |
277 |
−11 |
2 strokes |
Fuzzy Zoeller |
160,000 |
Henry Cotton[a] |
1988 |
Curtis Strange |
274 |
−14 |
2 strokes |
David Frost
Hale Irwin |
160,000 |
Patty Berg |
1987 |
Don Pooley |
272 |
−16 |
3 strokes |
Curt Byrum |
140,000 |
Old Tom Morris[a]
Young Tom Morris[a] |
1986 |
Hal Sutton |
271 |
−17 |
4 strokes |
Don Pooley |
100,000 |
Roberto De Vicenzo |
1985 |
Hale Irwin (2) |
281 |
−7 |
1 stroke |
Lanny Wadkins |
100,000 |
Chick Evans[a] |
1984 |
Jack Nicklaus (2) |
280 |
−8 |
Playoff |
Andy Bean |
90,000 |
Sam Snead |
1983 |
Hale Irwin |
281 |
−7 |
1 stroke |
Ben Crenshaw
David Graham |
72,000 |
Tommy Armour[a] |
1982 |
Raymond Floyd |
281 |
−7 |
2 strokes |
Peter Jacobsen
Wayne Levi
Roger Maltbie
Gil Morgan |
63,000 |
Glenna Collett-Vare |
1981 |
Keith Fergus |
284 |
−4 |
1 stroke |
Jack Renner |
63,000 |
Harry Vardon[a] |
1980 |
David Graham |
280 |
−8 |
1 stroke |
Tom Watson |
54,000 |
Byron Nelson |
1979 |
Tom Watson |
285 |
−3 |
3 strokes |
Miller Barber |
54,000 |
Gene Sarazen |
1978 |
Jim Simons |
284 |
−4 |
1 stroke |
Billy Kratzert |
50,000 |
Francis Ouimet[a] |
1977 |
Jack Nicklaus |
281 |
−7 |
2 strokes |
Hubert Green |
45,000 |
Walter Hagen[a] |
1976 |
Roger Maltbie |
288 |
E |
Playoff |
Hale Irwin |
40,000 |
Bobby Jones[a] |