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Buick Invitational pin flag Torrey Pines open Tiger Woods phil mickelson pga

$ 52.8

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    Description

    The
    Buick Invitational
    is a professional
    golf
    tournament on the
    PGA Tour
    , played in the
    San Diego
    ,
    California
    , area in the early part of the season known as the "West Coast Swing".
    The tournament was noted for having singer-actor
    Andy Williams
    as a celebrity host from
    1968
    through
    1988
    .
    [2]
    [3]
    It originated as the
    San Diego Open
    in 1952 and used that name in its title through 1985. Title sponsors were added in 1981, first with
    Wickes
    for two years, then three with
    Isuzu
    .
    Shearson Lehman Brothers
    became the title sponsors in 1986, replaced by
    Buick
    in 1992 and
    Farmers Insurance
    in 2010.
    [4]
    The event is organized by
    The Century Club of San Diego
    .
    Although the San Diego Open began in 1952, the PGA Tour recognizes two earlier events of the same name:
    Leo Diegel
    won both events, in 1927 and 1929.
    Buick Invitational
    2009
    Nick Watney
    277
    −11
    1 stroke
    John Rollins
    954,000
    5,300,000
    2008
    Tiger Woods
    (6)
    269
    −19
    8 strokes
    Ryuji Imada
    936,000
    5,200,000
    2007
    Tiger Woods
    (5)
    273
    −15
    2 strokes
    Charles Howell III
    936,000
    5,200,000
    2006
    Tiger Woods
    (4)
    278
    −10
    Playoff
    Nathan Green
    José María Olazábal
    918,000
    5,100,000
    2005
    Tiger Woods
    (3)
    272
    −16
    3 strokes
    Luke Donald
    Charles Howell III
    Tom Lehman
    864,000
    4,800,000
    2004
    John Daly
    278
    −10
    Playoff
    Luke Donald
    Chris Riley
    864,000
    4,800,000
    2003
    Tiger Woods
    (2)
    272
    −16
    4 strokes
    Carl Pettersson
    810,000
    4,500,000
    2002
    José María Olazábal
    275
    −13
    1 stroke
    J. L. Lewis
    Mark O'Meara
    648,000
    3,600,000
    2001
    Phil Mickelson
    (3)
    269
    −19
    Playoff
    Frank Lickliter
    Davis Love III
    630,000
    3,500,000
    2000
    Phil Mickelson
    (2)
    270
    −18
    4 strokes
    Shigeki Maruyama
    Tiger Woods
    540,000
    3,000,000
    1999
    Tiger Woods
    266
    −22
    2 strokes
    Billy Ray Brown
    486,000
    2,700,000
    1998
    Scott Simpson
    204
    [a]
    −12
    Playoff
    Skip Kendall
    378,000
    2,100,000
    1997
    Mark O'Meara
    275
    −13
    2 strokes
    Donnie Hammond
    Mike Hulbert
    Lee Janzen
    David Ogrin
    Jesper Parnevik
    Craig Stadler
    Duffy Waldorf
    270,000
    1,500,000
    1996
    Davis Love III
    269
    −19
    2 strokes
    Phil Mickelson
    216,000
    1,200,000