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1995 in golf

Weeks

Fifteen championships in our record: eight majors (four men’s, four women’s), four amateur championships, one team cup and two women’s tour events.

1995, developed the way it was shot: on colour film, with its grain.

The year, week by week

Each dot is a championship at the week it finished. Click a dot for its front page, or a week to see it on the world.

This week

    Every championship of 1995 in our record, in full

    The majors

    4 Men’s majors

    1. Men's major

      Masters

      Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Georgia

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Ben Crenshaw

      274Total
      −14To par
      1 strokeMargin

      Runner-up: Davis Love III

      The golfer

      b. 1952-01-11, Austin, Texas, USA; United States; age 43 at the win (year page); 2nd major (card's count)

      Ben Crenshaw’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    2. Men's major

      PGA Championship

      Riviera Country Club, Los Angeles

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Steve Elkington

      267Total
      −17To par
      playoff: sudden death; beat Colin Montgomerie; Elkington 3; Montgomerie 4; 18Margin
      PlayoffDecided

      Runner-up: Colin Montgomerie

      The golfer

      b. 1962-12-08, Inverell, New South Wales, Australia; Australia; age 32 at the win (year page); 1st major (card's count)

      Steve Elkington’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    3. Men's major

      The Open

      Old Course, St Andrews, St Andrews

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      John Daly

      282Total
      −6To par
      playoff: 4-hole aggregate; beat Costantino Rocca; Daly 15 (4-3-4-4); Rocca 19 (5-4-7-3)Margin
      PlayoffDecided

      Runner-up: Costantino Rocca

      The golfer

      b. 1966-04-28, Carmichael, USA; USA; age 29 at the win (year page); 2nd major (card's count)

      John Daly’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    4. Men's major

      U.S. Open

      Shinnecock Hills G.C., Southampton

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Corey Pavin

      280Total
      ETo par
      2 strokesMargin

      Runner-up: Greg Norman

      The golfer

      b. 1959-11-16, Oxnard, California, USA; United States; 1st major (card's count)

      Corey Pavin’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    4 Women’s majors

    1. Women's major

      McDonald's LPGA Championship

      DuPont Country Club, Wilmington

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Kelly Robbins

      274Total
      −10To par
      1 strokeMargin

      Runner-up: Laura Davies

      The golfer

      b. 1969, Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States; United States; age 25 at the win (year page); 1st major (card's count)

      Kelly Robbins’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    2. Women's major

      Nabisco Dinah Shore

      Mission Hills Country Club (Dinah Shore Tournament Course), Rancho Mirage

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Nanci Bowen

      285Total
      −3To par
      1 strokeMargin

      Runner-up: Susie Redman

      The golfer

      b. 1967, Tifton, Georgia, United States; United States; age 27 at the win (year page); 1st major (card's count)

      Nanci Bowen’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    3. Women's major

      U.S. Women's Open

      Broadmoor G.C. (East Course), Colorado Springs

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Annika Sorenstam

      278Total
      −2To par
      1 strokeMargin

      Runner-up: Meg Mallon

      The golfer

      b. 1970-10-09, Bro, Stockholm County, Sweden; Sweden; age 24 at the win (year page); 1st major (card's count)

      Annika Sorenstam’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    4. Women's major

      du Maurier Ltd. Classic

      Beaconsfield Golf Club, Pointe-Claire

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Jenny Lidback

      280Total
      −8To par
      1 strokeMargin

      Runner-up: Liselotte Neumann

      The golfer

      b. 1963, Lima, Peru; Peru; age 32 at the win (year page); 1st major (card's count)

      Jenny Lidback’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    The amateurs

    2 Men’s amateur

    1. Men's amateur championship

      The Amateur

      Royal Liverpool Golf Club, Hoylake

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Gordon Sherry

      7 & 6 (36-hole final)Final

      Runner-up: Michael Reynard

      To par and margin not yet researched.

      The golfer

      b. 1974-04-08, Kilmarnock, Scotland; Scotland; age 21 at the win (year page)

      Gordon Sherry’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    2. Men's amateur championship

      U.S. Amateur

      Newport Country Club, Newport

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Tiger Woods

      2 upFinal

      Runner-up: Buddy Marucci

      To par and margin not yet researched.

      The golfer

      b. 1975-12-30, Cypress, California, USA; United States; age 19 at the win (year page)

      Tiger Woods’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    2 Women’s amateur

    1. Women's amateur championship

      The Women's Amateur

      Royal Portrush Golf Club, Portrush

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Julie Hall

      3 & 2 (18-hole final)Final

      Runner-up: Kristel Mourgue d'Algue

      To par and margin not yet researched.

      The golfer

      b. 1967-03-10, Suffolk, England; England

      Julie Hall’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    2. Women's amateur championship

      U.S. Women's Amateur

      The Country Club, Brookline

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Kelli Kuehne

      4 & 3Final

      Runner-up: Anne-Marie Knight

      To par and margin not yet researched.

      The golfer

      b. 1977-05-11, Dallas, Texas, U.S.; United States; age 18 at the win (year page)

      Kelli Kuehne’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    The team cups

    Our team-cup record so far: Ryder Cup.

    1 Team cups

    The women’s tour events

    Women’s championships played before they were counted as majors.

    2 Women’s tour events

    1. Women's tour event

      Evian Masters

      Evian Resort Golf Club, Évian-les-Bains

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Laura Davies

      271Total
      −17To par
      5 strokesMargin

      Runner-up: Annika Sörenstam

      The golfer

      b. 1963-10-05, Coventry, Warwickshire, England; England; age 31 at the win (year page)

      Laura Davies’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    2. Women's tour event

      Weetabix Women's British Open

      Woburn Golf & Country Club (Duke's Course), Little Brickhill (near Milton Keynes)

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Karrie Webb

      278Total
      −14To par
      6 strokesMargin

      Runner-up: Annika Sörenstam, Jill McGill

      The golfer

      b. 1974-12-21, Ayr, Queensland, Australia; Australia; age 20 at the win (year page)

      Karrie Webb’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    Year in Review

    1995 in golf: the year in review

    Fifteen championships in our record: eight majors (four men’s, four women’s), four amateur championships, one team cup and two women’s tour events.

    To be written The synopsis of 1995: 150 to 250 words on the season’s story, its turning points and why it mattered, written from sourced research.

    The men’s majors

    • Masters: Ben Crenshaw, Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Georgia
    • PGA Championship: Steve Elkington, Riviera Country Club, Los Angeles
    • The Open: John Daly, Old Course, St Andrews, St Andrews
    • U.S. Open: Corey Pavin, Shinnecock Hills G.C., Southampton

    To be written How each was won: the leader after 54 holes, the decisive shot, the runner-up, the weather.

    The women’s majors

    • McDonald's LPGA Championship: Kelly Robbins, DuPont Country Club, Wilmington
    • Nabisco Dinah Shore: Nanci Bowen, Mission Hills Country Club (Dinah Shore Tournament Course), Rancho Mirage
    • U.S. Women's Open: Annika Sorenstam, Broadmoor G.C. (East Course), Colorado Springs
    • du Maurier Ltd. Classic: Jenny Lidback, Beaconsfield Golf Club, Pointe-Claire

    To be written How each was won, and where the women’s game stood in 1995.

    The amateur championships

    • The Amateur: Gordon Sherry, Royal Liverpool Golf Club, Hoylake
    • The Women's Amateur: Julie Hall, Royal Portrush Golf Club, Portrush
    • U.S. Amateur: Tiger Woods, Newport Country Club, Newport
    • U.S. Women's Amateur: Kelli Kuehne, The Country Club, Brookline

    To be written The amateur season: champions, finals, and who went on to turn professional.

    Team golf

    • Ryder Cup: Europe, Oak Hill Country Club (East Course), Oak Hill

    To be written The match: the captains, the score, the deciding points.

    Women’s tour events

    • Evian Masters: Laura Davies, Evian Resort Golf Club, Évian-les-Bains
    • Weetabix Women's British Open: Karrie Webb, Woburn Golf & Country Club (Duke's Course), Little Brickhill (near Milton Keynes)

    To be written The women’s tour season around these events.

    Around the tours

    14 tour events are laid out week by week for 1995.

    To be written Money lists, players of the year, rookies and the shape of each tour’s season, from the tours’ own records.

    Players of the year

    To be written Who defined 1995: their wins, their near misses, and what the year meant for their career.

    Firsts, records and farewells

    To be written First-time major winners, scoring records, youngest and oldest champions, last appearances, events played for the first or last time.

    The game in 1995

    To be written Equipment, rules and course changes, prize money, television and the business of golf that year.

    Questions about 1995 in golf

    Who won the 1995 Evian Masters?
    Laura Davies won the 1995 Evian Masters at Evian Resort Golf Club, Évian-les-Bains.
    Who won the 1995 Masters?
    Ben Crenshaw won the 1995 Masters at Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Georgia.
    Who won the 1995 McDonald's LPGA Championship?
    Kelly Robbins won the 1995 McDonald's LPGA Championship at DuPont Country Club, Wilmington.
    Who won the 1995 Nabisco Dinah Shore?
    Nanci Bowen won the 1995 Nabisco Dinah Shore at Mission Hills Country Club (Dinah Shore Tournament Course), Rancho Mirage.
    Who won the 1995 PGA Championship?
    Steve Elkington won the 1995 PGA Championship at Riviera Country Club, Los Angeles.
    Who won the 1995 Ryder Cup?
    Europe won the 1995 Ryder Cup at Oak Hill Country Club (East Course), Oak Hill.
    Who won the 1995 Amateur?
    Gordon Sherry won the 1995 Amateur at Royal Liverpool Golf Club, Hoylake.
    Who won the 1995 Open?
    John Daly won the 1995 Open at Old Course, St Andrews, St Andrews.
    Who won the 1995 Women's Amateur?
    Julie Hall won the 1995 Women's Amateur at Royal Portrush Golf Club, Portrush.
    Who won the 1995 U.S. Amateur?
    Tiger Woods won the 1995 U.S. Amateur at Newport Country Club, Newport.
    Who won the 1995 U.S. Open?
    Corey Pavin won the 1995 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills G.C., Southampton.
    Who won the 1995 U.S. Women's Amateur?
    Kelli Kuehne won the 1995 U.S. Women's Amateur at The Country Club, Brookline.
    Who won the 1995 U.S. Women's Open?
    Annika Sorenstam won the 1995 U.S. Women's Open at Broadmoor G.C. (East Course), Colorado Springs.
    Who won the 1995 Weetabix Women's British Open?
    Karrie Webb won the 1995 Weetabix Women's British Open at Woburn Golf & Country Club (Duke's Course), Little Brickhill (near Milton Keynes).
    Who won the 1995 du Maurier Ltd. Classic?
    Jenny Lidback won the 1995 du Maurier Ltd. Classic at Beaconsfield Golf Club, Pointe-Claire.
    How many majors were played in 1995?
    Eight in our record: four men’s and four women’s.

    Every count above is from Golf Network News’s record; the parts marked “To be written” are filled only from sourced research.

    How this page works

    Every championship here comes from Golf Network News's own record: the rooms for the majors, the women's majors, the amateur championships and the team cups. A part that says it is not yet researched is exactly that. We fill it from sourced material, never with a guess.

    The picture at the top is drawn in code for each year. It is printed the way golf was printed that year: wood engravings before 1900, newsprint halftones to 1945, hand-tinted plates to 1969, colour film to 1999, and digital light since. The names engraved in the numerals are that year's champions.

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