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The courses.
The champions.

Old tournaments, major winners and the fairways that shaped the Valley. Compare five course sites, then follow their history through 78 dates and 11 videos.

Where the fairways were

1990 aerials overlaid on June 2022 imagery. Open the current map for present-day place labels.

Former course · 1964–1993

Dunes · Emerald Green

ON THE SITE NOWCityCenter, Park MGM & the arena district

CityCenter, Park MGM & the arena district in the June 11, 2022 aerialDunes · Emerald Green and surrounding streets in 199019902022N ↑
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Former course · 1961–1990

Tropicana Country Club

ON THE SITE NOWMGM Grand resort complex

MGM Grand resort complex in the June 11, 2022 aerialTropicana Country Club and surrounding streets in 199019902022N ↑
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Rebuilt as Wynn golf · Opened 1952 · later redesigned

Desert Inn Country Club

ON THE SITE NOWWynn Golf Club

Wynn Golf Club in the June 11, 2022 aerialDesert Inn Country Club and surrounding streets in 199019902022N ↑
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Former course · 1962–2009

Craig Ranch Golf Course

ON THE SITE NOWCraig Ranch Regional Park

Craig Ranch Regional Park in the June 11, 2022 aerialCraig Ranch Golf Course and surrounding streets in 199019902022N ↑
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Still a golf course · Opened 1961 · course survives

Stardust Country Club

ON THE SITE NOWLas Vegas National Golf Club

Las Vegas National Golf Club in the June 11, 2022 aerialStardust Country Club and surrounding streets in 199019902022N ↑
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Image dates, sources & comparison method

The 2022 photographs are dated images, not live views. Clark County identifies the older flight as 1990; its exact flight day is unavailable. Both images for each course use the same map projection, bounds and pixel grid. Historic mosaics can contain seams and small alignment differences. These comparisons show the landscape rather than legal parcel boundaries.

NAIP imagery is public domain. County imagery is credited to Clark County GISMO; no public-domain status is claimed for it. Image sources, acquisition records and coordinates.

THE GOLF VIDEO ARCHIVEBack on the fairway.

All sports in the watch archive

11 selections. Tournament excerpts, local sportscasts and official highlights are labelled separately. Dates identify the event or era; a film with an uncertain day stays out of exact anniversary matching.

THIS DAY IN LAS VEGAS GOLFPut a date to the memory.

Open golf in the daily archive

All 16 Las Vegas Tournament of Champions editions, 15 Sahara Invitationals, six LPGA Championships at Stardust, four Takefuji Classics and selected later milestones. Tournament entries use their completion date. Coverage is substantial but not every golf event has been recovered.

78 golf events

DateThe eventWhereVideo
April 26, 1953Al Besselink wins the Tournament of ChampionsTournament of Champions
Event context & sources

Al Besselink won the 1953 title at Desert Inn Country Club. The inaugural champions-only tournament established an enduring professional golf event on the Strip.

Desert Inn Country Club—
April 25, 1954Art Wall Jr. wins the Tournament of ChampionsTournament of Champions
Event context & sources

Art Wall Jr. won the 1954 title at Desert Inn Country Club. The tournament brought winners from the professional circuit to Las Vegas.

Desert Inn Country Club—
May 1, 1955Gene Littler wins the Tournament of ChampionsTournament of Champions
Event context & sources

Gene Littler won the 1955 title at Desert Inn Country Club. This began his three consecutive victories in the event.

Desert Inn Country Club—
April 29, 1956Gene Littler wins the Tournament of ChampionsTournament of Champions
Event context & sources

Gene Littler won the 1956 title at Desert Inn Country Club. The tournament brought winners from the professional circuit to Las Vegas.

Desert Inn Country Club—
April 21, 1957Gene Littler wins the Tournament of ChampionsTournament of Champions
Event context & sources

Gene Littler won the 1957 title at Desert Inn Country Club. His third straight victory completed a Las Vegas hat trick.

Desert Inn Country Club—
April 27, 1958Stan Leonard wins the Tournament of ChampionsTournament of Champions
Event context & sources

Stan Leonard won the 1958 title at Desert Inn Country Club. The tournament brought winners from the professional circuit to Las Vegas.

Desert Inn Country Club—
April 26, 1959Mike Souchak wins the Tournament of ChampionsTournament of Champions
Event context & sources

Mike Souchak won the 1959 title at Desert Inn Country Club. The tournament brought winners from the professional circuit to Las Vegas.

Desert Inn Country Club—
May 8, 1960Jerry Barber wins the Tournament of ChampionsTournament of Champions
Event context & sources

Jerry Barber won the 1960 title at Desert Inn Country Club. The tournament brought winners from the professional circuit to Las Vegas.

Desert Inn Country Club—
May 7, 1961Sam Snead wins the Tournament of ChampionsTournament of Champions
Event context & sources

Sam Snead won the 1961 title at Desert Inn Country Club. The tournament brought winners from the professional circuit to Las Vegas.

Desert Inn Country Club—
October 15, 1961Mickey Wright wins the LPGA Championship at StardustLPGA Championship
Event context & sources

The Las Vegas major ended with Mickey Wright on 287. Wright finished nine strokes ahead of Louise Suggs. Stardust Country Club later became Las Vegas National.

Stardust Country Club—
May 6, 1962Arnold Palmer wins the Tournament of ChampionsTournament of Champions
Event context & sources

Arnold Palmer won the 1962 title at Desert Inn Country Club. The tournament brought winners from the professional circuit to Las Vegas.

Desert Inn Country Club—
September 30, 1962Tony Lema wins the Sahara InvitationalSahara Invitational
Event context & sources

Tony Lema won the 1962 Sahara Invitational in the Las Vegas area. The annual season record supplies the completion date; this entry does not assign a course where historical venue accounts disagree.

Las Vegas area — course not assigned—
October 7, 1962Judy Kimball wins the LPGA Championship at StardustLPGA Championship
Event context & sources

The Las Vegas major ended with Judy Kimball on 282. Kimball claimed the major title at Stardust. Stardust Country Club later became Las Vegas National.

Stardust Country Club—
May 5, 1963Jack Nicklaus wins the Tournament of ChampionsTournament of Champions
Event context & sources

Jack Nicklaus won the 1963 title at Desert Inn Country Club. The tournament brought winners from the professional circuit to Las Vegas.

Desert Inn Country Club—
October 13, 1963Mickey Wright wins the LPGA Championship at StardustLPGA Championship
Event context & sources

The Las Vegas major ended with Mickey Wright on 294. Wright recovered from a second-round 82 and won her fourth LPGA Championship. Stardust Country Club later became Las Vegas National.

Stardust Country Club—
October 20, 1963Jack Nicklaus wins the Sahara InvitationalSahara Invitational
Event context & sources

Jack Nicklaus won the 1963 Sahara Invitational in the Las Vegas area. The annual season record supplies the completion date; this entry does not assign a course where historical venue accounts disagree.

Las Vegas area — course not assigned—
May 3, 1964Jack Nicklaus wins the Tournament of ChampionsTournament of Champions
Event context & sources

Jack Nicklaus won the 1964 title at Desert Inn Country Club. The tournament brought winners from the professional circuit to Las Vegas.

Desert Inn Country Club—
October 4, 1964Mary Mills wins the LPGA Championship at StardustLPGA Championship
Event context & sources

The Las Vegas major ended with Mary Mills on 278. Mills won by two strokes. Stardust Country Club later became Las Vegas National.

Stardust Country Club—
October 18, 1964R. H. Sikes wins the Sahara InvitationalSahara Invitational
Event context & sources

R. H. Sikes won the 1964 Sahara Invitational in the Las Vegas area. The annual season record supplies the completion date; this entry does not assign a course where historical venue accounts disagree.

Las Vegas area — course not assigned—
May 2, 1965Arnold Palmer wins the Tournament of ChampionsTournament of Champions
Event context & sources

Arnold Palmer won the 1965 title at Desert Inn Country Club. The tournament brought winners from the professional circuit to Las Vegas.

Desert Inn Country Club—
September 26, 1965Sandra Haynie wins the LPGA Championship at StardustLPGA Championship
Event context & sources

The Las Vegas major ended with Sandra Haynie on 279. Haynie finished one stroke ahead of Clifford Ann Creed. Stardust Country Club later became Las Vegas National.

Stardust Country Club—
October 23, 1965Billy Casper wins the Sahara InvitationalSahara Invitational
Event context & sources

Billy Casper won the 1965 Sahara Invitational in the Las Vegas area. The annual season record supplies the completion date; this entry does not assign a course where historical venue accounts disagree.

Las Vegas area — course not assigned—
April 18, 1966Arnold Palmer wins the Tournament of ChampionsTournament of Champions
Event context & sources

Arnold Palmer won the 1966 title at Desert Inn Country Club. The deciding playoff was played on Monday, April 18; Sunday is not the winning anniversary.

Desert Inn Country Club—
September 25, 1966Gloria Ehret wins the LPGA Championship at StardustLPGA Championship
Event context & sources

The Las Vegas major ended with Gloria Ehret on 282. Ehret won the last of six consecutive LPGA Championships at Stardust. Stardust Country Club later became Las Vegas National.

Stardust Country Club—
October 15, 1966Jack Nicklaus wins the Sahara InvitationalSahara Invitational
Event context & sources

Jack Nicklaus won the 1966 Sahara Invitational in the Las Vegas area. The annual season record supplies the completion date; this entry does not assign a course where historical venue accounts disagree.

Las Vegas area — course not assigned—
April 16, 1967Frank Beard wins the Tournament of ChampionsTournament of Champions
Event context & sources

Frank Beard won the 1967 title at Stardust Country Club. The event moved from the Desert Inn to Stardust, the course now called Las Vegas National.

Stardust Country Club—
October 28, 1967Jack Nicklaus wins the Sahara InvitationalSahara Invitational
Event context & sources

Jack Nicklaus won the 1967 Sahara Invitational in the Las Vegas area. The annual season record supplies the completion date; this entry does not assign a course where historical venue accounts disagree.

Las Vegas area — course not assigned—
April 21, 1968Don January wins the Tournament of ChampionsTournament of Champions
Event context & sources

Don January won the 1968 title at Stardust Country Club. This was the last Las Vegas edition before the event moved to California in 1969.

Stardust Country Club—
October 20, 1968Chi-Chi Rodríguez wins the Sahara InvitationalSahara Invitational
Event context & sources

Chi-Chi Rodríguez won the 1968 Sahara Invitational in the Las Vegas area. The annual season record supplies the completion date; this entry does not assign a course where historical venue accounts disagree.

Las Vegas area — course not assigned—
October 19, 1969Jack Nicklaus wins the Sahara InvitationalSahara Invitational
Event context & sources

Jack Nicklaus won the 1969 Sahara Invitational in the Las Vegas area. The annual season record supplies the completion date; this entry does not assign a course where historical venue accounts disagree.

Las Vegas area — course not assigned—
November 1, 1970Babe Hiskey wins the Sahara InvitationalSahara Invitational
Event context & sources

Babe Hiskey won the 1970 Sahara Invitational in the Las Vegas area. The annual season record supplies the completion date; this entry does not assign a course where historical venue accounts disagree.

Las Vegas area — course not assigned—
October 31, 1971Lee Trevino wins the Sahara InvitationalSahara Invitational
Event context & sources

Lee Trevino won the 1971 Sahara Invitational in the Las Vegas area. The annual season record supplies the completion date; this entry does not assign a course where historical venue accounts disagree.

Las Vegas area — course not assigned—
October 29, 1972Lanny Wadkins wins the Sahara InvitationalSahara Invitational
Event context & sources

Lanny Wadkins won the 1972 Sahara Invitational in the Las Vegas area. The annual season record supplies the completion date; this entry does not assign a course where historical venue accounts disagree.

Las Vegas area — course not assigned—
October 28, 1973John Mahaffey wins the Sahara InvitationalSahara Invitational
Event context & sources

John Mahaffey won the 1973 Sahara Invitational in the Las Vegas area. The annual season record supplies the completion date; this entry does not assign a course where historical venue accounts disagree.

Las Vegas area — course not assigned—
October 6, 1974Al Geiberger wins the Sahara InvitationalSahara Invitational
Event context & sources

Al Geiberger won the 1974 Sahara Invitational in the Las Vegas area. The annual season record supplies the completion date; this entry does not assign a course where historical venue accounts disagree.

Las Vegas area — course not assigned—
September 28, 1975Dave Hill wins the Sahara InvitationalSahara Invitational
Event context & sources

Dave Hill won the 1975 Sahara Invitational in the Las Vegas area. The annual season record supplies the completion date; this entry does not assign a course where historical venue accounts disagree.

Las Vegas area — course not assigned—
October 3, 1976George Archer wins the Sahara InvitationalSahara Invitational
Event context & sources

George Archer won the 1976 Sahara Invitational in the Las Vegas area. The annual season record supplies the completion date; this entry does not assign a course where historical venue accounts disagree.

Las Vegas area — course not assigned—
September 18, 1983Fuzzy Zoeller wins the Panasonic Las Vegas Pro Celebrity ClassicLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Fuzzy Zoeller won the 1983 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with Las Vegas Country Club as its host course. The opening edition also used the Dunes, Desert Inn and Showboat courses.

Las Vegas Country Club—
September 23, 1984Denis Watson wins the Panasonic Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Denis Watson won the 1984 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with Las Vegas Country Club as its host course. The multi-course rotation included the Desert Inn, Showboat and Tropicana.

Las Vegas Country Club—
March 24, 1985Curtis Strange wins the Panasonic Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Curtis Strange won the 1985 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with Las Vegas Country Club as its host course. The Tropicana and Desert Inn were also part of the tournament rotation.

Las Vegas Country Club—
May 4, 1986Greg Norman wins the Panasonic Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Greg Norman won the 1986 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with Las Vegas Country Club as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

Las Vegas Country Club—
May 3, 1987Paul Azinger wins the Panasonic Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Paul Azinger won the 1987 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with Las Vegas Country Club as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

Las Vegas Country Club—
May 8, 1988Gary Koch wins the Panasonic Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Gary Koch won the 1988 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with Las Vegas Country Club as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

Las Vegas Country Club—
October 30, 1988Larry Mowry wins the Las Vegas Senior ClassicLas Vegas Senior Classic
Event context & sources

Larry Mowry won the 1988 Las Vegas senior tournament at Desert Inn Country Club. The Senior PGA Tour brought another generation of established names to the resort course.

Desert Inn Country Club—
April 30, 1989Scott Hoch wins the Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Scott Hoch won the 1989 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with Las Vegas Country Club as its host course. The completion date is April 30; a later media guide prints an inconsistent April 4–8 range.

Las Vegas Country Club—
October 14, 1990Bob Tway wins the Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Bob Tway won the 1990 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with Las Vegas Country Club as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

Las Vegas Country Club—
May 5, 1991Chi-Chi Rodríguez wins the Las Vegas Senior ClassicLas Vegas Senior Classic
Event context & sources

Chi-Chi Rodríguez won the 1991 Las Vegas senior tournament at Desert Inn Country Club. The Senior PGA Tour brought another generation of established names to the resort course.

Desert Inn Country Club—
October 11, 1991Chip Beck shoots 59 at Sunrise Golf ClubLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Beck made 13 birdies and no bogeys in the third round of the Las Vegas Invitational. It was the second 59 in PGA Tour history. The event date is October 11; many newspaper reports appeared the following day.

Sunrise Golf ClubWatch footage
October 13, 1991Andrew Magee wins the Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Andrew Magee won the 1991 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with Las Vegas Country Club as its host course. This was the edition in which Chip Beck shot 59 at Sunrise Golf Club two days earlier.

Las Vegas Country Club—
October 11, 1992John Cook wins the Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

John Cook won the 1992 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

TPC Summerlin—
May 2, 1993Gibby Gilbert wins the Las Vegas Senior ClassicLas Vegas Senior Classic
Event context & sources

Gibby Gilbert won the 1993 Las Vegas senior tournament at Desert Inn Country Club. The Senior PGA Tour brought another generation of established names to the resort course.

Desert Inn Country ClubWatch footage
October 24, 1993Davis Love III wins the Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Davis Love III won the 1993 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

TPC Summerlin—
October 23, 1994Bruce Lietzke wins the Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Bruce Lietzke won the 1994 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

TPC Summerlin—
April 30, 1995Jim Colbert wins the Las Vegas Senior ClassicLas Vegas Senior Classic
Event context & sources

Colbert won the senior tournament at TPC Summerlin with a three-round total of 205. The official 1996 tour guide confirms the venue; later summaries sometimes confuse Summerlin with TPC at The Canyons.

TPC SummerlinWatch footage
October 15, 1995Jim Furyk wins the Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Jim Furyk won the 1995 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. It was his first PGA Tour victory.

TPC Summerlin—
October 6, 1996Tiger Woods wins his first PGA Tour title in Las VegasLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Tiger Woods won the 1996 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. He beat Davis Love III in a playoff for his first PGA Tour victory, after a five-round event using Summerlin, Desert Inn and Las Vegas Hilton Country Club.

TPC SummerlinWatch footage
October 26, 1997Bill Glasson wins the Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Bill Glasson won the 1997 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

TPC Summerlin—
May 30, 1998UNLV wins the NCAA men’s golf team championshipUNLV golf
Event context & sources

Dwaine Knight’s Rebels finished at 1,118, three shots ahead of Clemson. This championship was played in Albuquerque, New Mexico. It was UNLV’s second team national title in any sport, following the 1990 basketball team.

  • UNLV Athletics Official report; original May 30, 1998 dateline retained
University of New Mexico Championship Golf CourseVegas team · played awayWatch footage
October 18, 1998Jim Furyk wins the Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Jim Furyk won the 1998 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. This was his second Las Vegas Invitational title, following his 1995 win.

TPC Summerlin—
October 17, 1999Jim Furyk wins the Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Jim Furyk won the 1999 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. He won the Las Vegas event for the third time.

TPC Summerlin—
October 15, 2000Billy Andrade wins the Invensys Classic at Las VegasLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Billy Andrade won the 2000 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

TPC Summerlin—
October 14, 2001Bob Estes wins the Invensys Classic at Las VegasLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Bob Estes won the 2001 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

TPC Summerlin—
October 13, 2002Phil Tataurangi wins the Invensys Classic at Las VegasLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Phil Tataurangi won the 2002 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

TPC Summerlin—
April 19, 2003Candie Kung wins the LPGA Takefuji ClassicLPGA Takefuji Classic
Event context & sources

Candie Kung won the 2003 LPGA Takefuji Classic at Las Vegas Country Club. This was one of the four Las Vegas editions, after the event’s earlier Hawaii years.

Las Vegas Country Club—
October 12, 2003Stuart Appleby wins the Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Stuart Appleby won the 2003 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

TPC Summerlin—
April 17, 2004Cristie Kerr wins the LPGA Takefuji ClassicLPGA Takefuji Classic
Event context & sources

Cristie Kerr won the 2004 LPGA Takefuji Classic at Las Vegas Country Club. This was one of the four Las Vegas editions, after the event’s earlier Hawaii years.

Las Vegas Country Club—
October 10, 2004Andre Stolz wins the Michelin Championship at Las VegasLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Andre Stolz won the 2004 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

TPC Summerlin—
April 16, 2005Wendy Ward wins the LPGA Takefuji ClassicLPGA Takefuji Classic
Event context & sources

Wendy Ward won the 2005 LPGA Takefuji Classic at Las Vegas Country Club. This was one of the four Las Vegas editions, after the event’s earlier Hawaii years.

Las Vegas Country Club—
October 16, 2005Wes Short Jr. wins the Michelin Championship at Las VegasLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Wes Short Jr. won the 2005 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. The final and playoff were on October 16, not the October 19 end date printed in a later guide.

TPC Summerlin—
April 15, 2006Lorena Ochoa wins the LPGA Takefuji ClassicLPGA Takefuji Classic
Event context & sources

Lorena Ochoa won the 2006 LPGA Takefuji Classic at Las Vegas Country Club. This was one of the four Las Vegas editions, after the event’s earlier Hawaii years.

Las Vegas Country Club—
October 15, 2006Troy Matteson wins the Frys.com OpenLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Troy Matteson won the 2006 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

TPC Summerlin—
October 14, 2007George McNeill wins the Frys.com OpenLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

George McNeill won the 2007 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

TPC Summerlin—
October 19, 2008Marc Turnesa wins the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children OpenLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Marc Turnesa won the 2008 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

TPC Summerlin—
October 18, 2009Martin Laird wins the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children OpenLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Martin Laird won the 2009 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

TPC Summerlin—
October 24, 2010Jonathan Byrd wins in Las Vegas with a playoff hole-in-oneLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Jonathan Byrd won the 2010 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. His hole-in-one on the fourth playoff hole ended the tournament at TPC Summerlin.

TPC SummerlinWatch footage
October 2, 2011Kevin Na wins the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children OpenLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Kevin Na won the 2011 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. The anniversary marks the completion of the tournament, not the opening round.

TPC Summerlin—
October 7, 2012Ryan Moore wins the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children OpenLas Vegas Invitational / Shriners
Event context & sources

Ryan Moore won the 2012 Las Vegas PGA Tour event, with TPC Summerlin as its host course. The former UNLV golfer won at TPC Summerlin.

TPC SummerlinWatch footage
October 25, 2013Craig Ranch’s former fairways open as a regional parkCourses & sports economy
Event context & sources

The former North Las Vegas golf-course site opened to the public as Craig Ranch Regional Park. Its skatepark, trails and recreation spaces mark a different sporting use for the land.

Craig Ranch Regional Park—
Sources and date corrections

Official PGA Tour record books, the PGA of America, course histories, annual season tables and contemporary reporting underpin this collection. Each row has its own source links. We checked the 1989 Las Vegas Invitational date against the season record: April 30, not the inconsistent April 4–8 range in a later guide. The 2005 Michelin final was October 16, not October 19. Arnold Palmer’s 1966 Tournament of Champions playoff finished on Monday, April 18. Chip Beck’s 59 was on October 11, 1991; October 12 is the date of many reports.

For Sahara editions with conflicting venue accounts, the entry identifies the Las Vegas area without assigning an uncertain course. UNLV’s 1998 NCAA championship is labelled as an away event. Golf links checked October 5, 2026; some publishers restrict automated requests. See link checks. Download this golf collection · Full historical database