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2019 in golf

This article summarizes the highlights of professional and amateur golf in the year 2019.

Men's professional golf

Major championships

World Golf Championships

FedEx Cup playoff events

Other leading PGA Tour events

For a complete list of PGA Tour results see 2019 PGA Tour.

Leading European Tour events

For a complete list of European Tour results see 2019 European Tour.

Team events

  • 12–15 December: Presidents Cup – The U.S. team won, 16–14, for the eighth straight time.

Tour leaders

Awards

Results from other tours

Other happenings

Women's professional golf

LPGA majors

Additional LPGA Tour events

For a complete list of LPGA Tour results, see 2019 LPGA Tour.<br /> For a complete list of Ladies European Tour results see 2019 Ladies European Tour.

Team events

  • 13–15 September: Solheim Cup – Team Europe won the Cup with a 14½–13½ victory over Team USA.

Money list leaders

Other tour results

Other happenings

Senior men's professional golf

Senior majors

Charles Schwab Cup playoff events

Full results

Money list leaders

Awards

Senior women's professional golf

Senior majors

Amateur golf

Golf in multi-sport events

  • 10–13 July: Pacific Games – New Caledonia swept the gold medals: men's individual (Dylan Benoit), women's individual (Emilie Ricaud), men's team and women's team.
  • 8–11 August: Pan American Games – Fabrizio Zanotti of Paraguay took the men's gold medal in a playoff, American amateur Emilia Migliaccio took the women's gold medal and the American team (all amateurs) took the mixed team gold medal.
  • 2–6 December: South Asian Games – Nepal took the men's individual (Subash Tamang) and team gold medals while Sri Lanka took the women's individual (Grace Yataeara) and team gold medals.
  • 4–7 December: Southeast Asian Games – James Leow Kwang Aik of Singapore took the men's individual gold medal while Thailand won men's team gold. The Philippines took the women's gold medals with Bianca Pagdanganan taking the individual title.

Deaths

  • 1 February – Alice Dye (born 1927), American amateur golfer and golf course designer.
  • 15 February – Gene Littler (born 1930), American professional golfer, U.S. Open winner (1961), member World Golf Hall of Fame.
  • 7 March – Dan Jenkins (born 1928), American author and sportswriter and member of the World Golf Hall of Fame.
  • 7 April – Arie Irawan (born 1990), Malaysian professional golfer who died during a PGA Tour China event.
  • 9 April – Marilynn Smith (born 1929), American professional golfer, co-founder of LPGA, member of World Golf Hall of Fame.
  • 3 June – Larry Beck (born 1939), American professional golfer, winner of the 1957 U.S. Junior Amateur.
  • 5 June – Peter Toogood (born 1930), Australian amateur golfer, 1954 Australian Amateur winner.
  • 15 July – Margaret Todd (born 1918), Canadian amateur golfer and member of the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame.
  • 29 July – Mário Gonzalez (born 1922), Brazilian professional golfer who won the Brazil Open a record eight times.
  • 1 August – Gordon Brand Jnr (born 1958), Scottish golfer who won eight times on the European Tour.
  • 9 September – Brian Barnes (born 1945), Scottish professional golfer who won nine times on the European Tour.
  • 6 November – Pat O'Sullivan (born 1926), American amateur golfer and winner of the 1951 Titleholders Championship.
  • 6 December – Jo Ann Washam (born 1950), American professional golfer who won three times on the LPGA Tour.
  • 31 December – Ernie Jones (born 1932), Irish professional golfer.
  • 31 December – J. L. Lewis (born 1960), American professional golfer who won twice on the PGA Tour.

Table of results

This table summarizes all the results referred to above in date order.

References