Colombian Open

Colombian Open
Tournament information
Location	Pereira, Colombia
Established	1945
Course(s)	Club Campestre de Medellín
Par	72
Length	6,640 yards (6,070 m)
Tour(s)	PGA Tour Latinoamérica; Tour de las Américas; Colombian Tour
Format	Stroke play
Prize fund	COL$200,000,000
Month played	July
Tournament record score
Aggregate	262 Jerry Pate (1981); 262 Gustavo Mendoza (1997)
To par	–26 as above
Current champion
	Brazil Alexandre Rocha
Location map
	Club Campestre de Pereira is located in Colombia Club Campestre de Pereira Club Campestre de Pereira Location in Colombia

The Colombian Open, or Abierto de Colombia, is a golf tournament on the Colombian Tour and PGA Tour Latinoamérica that was first played in 1945. It has also on occasion been an event on the Tour de las Américas.^[1]^[2] In 2001, Camilo Villegas won a record fifth consecutive amateur prize, at the same time becoming only the second amateur to take the overall title.

Winners

Year	Tour^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Winner	Score	To par	Margin of victory	Runner(s)-up	Venue
Abierto de Colombia
2024	COL	Brazil Alexandre Rocha	276	−12	6 strokes	Colombia Iván Camilo Ramírez	Club Campestre de Medellín
2023	COL	Mexico José de Jesús Rodríguez (2)	268	−16	4 strokes	Colombia Ómar Beltrán Peru Julián Périco	Club Campestre de Pereira
2022	COL	Colombia Camilo Aguado	275	−9	5 strokes	Colombia Juan Sebastián Roa	Club Campestre de Cali
2021	COL	Colombia Jesús Amaya (4)	278	−10	2 strokes	Colombia David Vanegas	Lagos de Caujaral
2020: No tournament
Cartagena-Karibana Colombian Open
2019	COL	Argentina Augusto Núñez	266	−22	3 strokes	Argentina Alejandro Tosti	TPC Cartagena
2018	COL	Colombia Marcelo Rozo	200^{[lower-alpha 2]}	−16	1 stroke	Colombia Nico Echavarría	TPC Cartagena
Avianca Colombia Open
2017	PGATLA	Mexico José de Jesús Rodríguez	269	−15	2 strokes	Colombia Nico Echavarría	Club Campestre Guaymaral
2016	PGATLA	United States Justin Hueber	267	−21	5 strokes	Chile Mito Pereira	Club Campestre de Medellín
2015	PGATLA	Colombia Diego Velásquez	266	−18	6 strokes	United States Alex Moon	Los Lagartos
Arturo Calle Colombian Open
2014	PGATLA	Colombia David Vanegas	263	−17	3 strokes	United States Rick Cochran III Colombia Andrés Echavarría	Ruitoque
2013	PGATLA	United States Timothy O'Neal	268	−16	2 strokes	Mexico Óscar Serna	Club Campestre de Pereira
2012	PGATLA	Argentina Matías O'Curry	279	−9	8 strokes	Colombia Andrés Echavarría Argentina Nelson Ledesma	El Rincón de Cajicá
Colombian Open
2011		Colombia Álvaro Arizabaleta	275	−9	1 stroke	Colombia Manuel Villegas	Club Campestre de Cali
Abierto de Colombia
2010	TLA	Argentina Julián Etulain	267	−21	3 strokes	Argentina Rodolfo González Colombia David Vanegas	Club Campestre Guaymaral
Colombian Open
2009		Argentina Daniel Barbetti	279	−9		Argentina Paulo Pinto	Barranquilla
2008		Colombia Manuel Villegas	272	−8		Argentina Rafael Gómez Argentina Clodomiro Carranza	Los Lagartos
2007		Colombia Diego Vanegas	292	+4	Playoff	Colombia José Manuel Garrido	El Rincón de Cajicá
2006	TLA	Colombia Manuel Merizalde	280	−4	2 strokes	Colombia Alvaro Pinedo	Club Campestre de Cali
2005		Colombia Jesús Amaya (3)	282	−6		Colombia Luis Zapata	Club Campestre de Guaymaral
2004		Colombia Jesús Amaya (2)	203	−13		Colombia Ángel Romero	Lagos de Caujaral
2003		Colombia Mario Julián Hurtado	277	−11		Colombia Jesús Amaya Colombia Gustavo Mendoza	Pueblo Viejo
2002		Colombia Gustavo Mendoza (2)	275	−13	Playoff	Colombia Jesús Amaya	Club Campestre de Guaymaral
2001		Colombia Camilo Villegas (a)	270	−14		Colombia Jesús Amaya	Club Campestre de Pereira
2000		Colombia Rafael Romero	279	−9		File:Flag placeholder.svg	Country Club de Bogotá
1999		Colombia Rigoberto Velásquez (2)	286	−2		File:Flag placeholder.svg	Club Farallones
1998		Argentina Miguel Guzmán	271	−17		Paraguay Ángel Franco Argentina Rafael Gómez	Hato Grande
1997		Colombia Gustavo Mendoza	262	−26		File:Flag placeholder.svg	Club Campestre de Bucaramanga
1996		Canada Arden Knoll	272	−16	Playoff	File:Flag placeholder.svg	San Andrés
1995		Colombia José Lisandro Gómez (2)	287	+3		File:Flag placeholder.svg	Club Campestre de Cali
1994		Colombia Ángel Romero	276	−8		File:Flag placeholder.svg	La Sabana
1993		Colombia Jesús Amaya	276	−12		File:Flag placeholder.svg	El Rodeo
1992		Argentina Armando Saavedra	278	−10		File:Flag placeholder.svg	Country Club de Bogotá
1991		Chile Roy Mackenzie	290	+2		File:Flag placeholder.svg	Condominio Campestre El Peñón
1990		Peru Miguel Tola	285	−3		File:Flag placeholder.svg	Barranquilla
1989		Colombia Luis Alfredo Puerto (2)	288	E		File:Flag placeholder.svg	El Rincón de Cajicá
1988		Colombia Liborio Zapata	285	+1		File:Flag placeholder.svg	Club Campestre de Cali
1987		Colombia José Lisandro Gómez	286	−2		File:Flag placeholder.svg	San Andrés
1986		Colombia Rigoberto Velásquez	284	−4		File:Flag placeholder.svg	Club Campestre de Bucaramanga
1985		Colombia Luis Alfredo Puerto	277	−3		File:Flag placeholder.svg	Carmel Club
1984		Colombia Rogelio González (5)	290	−2		File:Flag placeholder.svg	Club Farallones
1983		Colombia Víctor Blanco	205	−11		File:Flag placeholder.svg	Los Lagartos
1982: No tournament
1981		United States Jerry Pate	262	−26	21 strokes	Colombia Luis Arevalo	Los Lagartos
1980		West Germany Bernhard Langer	279	−9	6 strokes	Brazil Jaime Gonzalez United States Mike White England John Morgan	Country Club de Bogotá
1979		Scotland Sam Torrance	273	−11	3 strokes	United States Ray Carrasco	Club Campestre de Cali
1978		Colombia Alberto Rivadeneira (2)	275	−13		File:Flag placeholder.svg	Los Arrayanes
1977		United States Phil Hancock	272	−16		File:Flag placeholder.svg	El Rodeo Macarena
1976		Colombia Rogelio González (4)	283	−5		File:Flag placeholder.svg	Los Lagartos
1975		England Peter Butler	291	+3		File:Flag placeholder.svg	Lagos de Cuajaral
1974		Colombia Heraclio Valenzuela	279			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Club Campestre de Pereira
1973		Colombia Alfonso Bohórquez	274			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Carmel Club
1972		Colombia Diego Correa (a)	281			File:Flag placeholder.svg	El Rodeo
1971		United States Bert Greene	274			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Country Club de Bogotá
1970		Colombia Alberto Rivadeneira	288			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Club Campestre de Cali
1969		Colombia Rogelio González (3)	281			File:Flag placeholder.svg	San Andrés
1968		Colombia Rogelio González (2)	283			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Club Campestre de Bucaramanga
1967		Colombia Rogelio González	285			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Country Club de Bogotá
1966		Colombia Pedro P. García	295			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Barranquilla
1964–65: No tournament
1963		United States Chi-Chi Rodríguez	287			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Barranquilla
1962		Colombia Miguel Sala (2)	280			File:Flag placeholder.svg	El Rodeo
1961		Argentina Roberto De Vicenzo	277			File:Flag placeholder.svg	El Rodeo
1960		United States Bob Watson	285			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Club Campestre de Cali
1959		United States Pete Cooper	283			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Club Campestre de Cali
1958		Argentina Leopoldo Ruiz	287			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Country Club de Bogotá
1957		United States Doug Sanders	269			File:Flag placeholder.svg	San Andrés
1956		United States Arnold Palmer	280			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Club Campestre de Cali
1955		Argentina Esteban Sorolla	284			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Los Lagartos
1954		Argentina Pablo Molina	286			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Los Lagartos
1953		Colombia Miguel Sala	287			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Country Club de Bogotá
1952		United States Al Besselink	281			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Country Club de Bogotá
1951		Colombia Raúl Posse (3)	286			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Club Campestre de Cali
1950		Colombia Raúl Posse (2)	296			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Barranquilla
1949		Argentina Alberto Serra	301			File:Flag placeholder.svg	San Andrés
1948		Argentina Pedro Valdi (2)	275			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Medellín
1947		Argentina Pedro Valdi	282			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Country Club de Bogotá
1946		Colombia Raúl Posse	284			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Club Campestre de Cali
1945		Argentina Guillermo Felice	397			File:Flag placeholder.svg	Country Club de Bogotá

Notes

↑ COL − Colombian Tour; PGATLA − PGA Tour Latinoamérica; TLA − Tour de las Américas.
↑ Shortened to 54 holes due to weather.

References

↑ "Historia - Abierto de Colombia". Federación Colombiana de Golf. Archived from the original on 2007-08-20. Retrieved 2009-01-27.
↑ "Noticias del Abierto de Colombia - Cuadro de Campeones". Federación Colombiana de Golf. Archived from the original on 2011-07-10. Retrieved 2009-02-04.

External links

Federación Colombiana de Golf – official site
Coverage on the PGA Tour Latinoamérica site

[3] COL − Colombian Tour; PGATLA − PGA Tour Latinoamérica; TLA − Tour de las Américas.

[4] Shortened to 54 holes due to weather.

[1] "Historia - Abierto de Colombia". Federación Colombiana de Golf. Archived from the original on 2007-08-20. Retrieved 2009-01-27.

[2] "Noticias del Abierto de Colombia - Cuadro de Campeones". Federación Colombiana de Golf. Archived from the original on 2011-07-10. Retrieved 2009-02-04.

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