2004 Argentine Professional Golf Tour

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The 2004 Argentine Professional Golf Tour was a season of golf tournaments on the Argentine Professional Golf Tour (TAPG), the then official professional golf tour of Argentina. The season ran from the end of January to the beginning of December, and consisted of 13 tournaments.

The Order of Merit was won by José Cóceres, ahead of Ángel Cabrera in second, and Rafael Echenique in third.

One event, the South Open, was co-sanctioned by the Tour de las Americas, the highest level tour in Latin America.

Schedule of tournaments

TournamentWinner
South Open Ángel Cabrera
Acantilados Grand Prix Horacio Carbonetti
Carilo Open Alfonso Barrera
Miramar Open Juan Pablo Abbate
Center Open Carlos Franco
Norpatagonico Open Rodolfo González
North Open Ángel Cabrera
Villa Mercedes Grand Prix Fabián Gómez
La Rioja Open Julio Noguera
Salta Open Rafael Echenique
Smithfield Grand Prix Rubén Alvarez
Argentine PGA Championship José Cóceres
Argentine Open José Cóceres

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