Dimension Data Pro-Am

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Dimension Data Pro-Am
Tournament information
Location George, South Africa
Established1996
Course(s) Fancourt Links
(Montagu Course)
(Outeniqua Course)
(The Links)
Par72 (M)
72 (O)
73 (L)
Length7,342 yards (6,714 m) (M)
6,891 yards (6,301 m) (O)
7,388 yards (6,756 m) (L)
Tour(s) European Tour
Sunshine Tour
Challenge Tour
Format Stroke play
Prize fund R  7,000,000
Month playedFebruary
Tournament record score
Aggregate264 Christiaan Bezuidenhout (2020)
To par−25 as above
Current champion
Flag of France.svg David Ravetto
Location Map
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Fancourt Links
Location in South Africa
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Fancourt Links
Location in Western Cape

The Dimension Data Pro-Am is an annual golf tournament on the South African Sunshine Tour, founded in 1996. The tournament was co-sanctioned by the European Tour for the first two years. In 2020 it was co-sanctioned with the Challenge Tour and had increased prize money of US$340,000 (R 6,300,000). From 2011–2021, the winner received an entry into the WGC Invitational.

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Until 2009 it was played at the Gary Player Country Club in Sun City, South Africa, with a prize fund in 2009 of R1.8 million. The Lost City course was used during the early rounds. Since 2010 the tournament has been played at Fancourt in George in the Western Cape. It uses the Montagu and Outeniqua courses as well as The Links for the first three rounds, with the final round played on the Montagu course.

Winners

YearTour(s) [lower-alpha 1] WinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victory
Runner(s)-up
2024 AFR, CHA Flag of France.svg David Ravetto 274−152 strokes Flag of England.svg Sam Hutsby
2023 AFR, CHA Flag of South Africa.svg Oliver Bekker (2)267−224 strokes Flag of Sweden.svg Adam Blommé
2022 AFR, CHA Flag of Germany.svg Alexander Knappe 266−231 stroke Flag of South Africa.svg Dean Burmester
2021 AFR, CHA Flag of South Africa.svg Wilco Nienaber 269−19Playoff Flag of Sweden.svg Henric Sturehed
2020 AFR, CHA Flag of South Africa.svg Christiaan Bezuidenhout 264−251 stroke Flag of South Africa.svg George Coetzee
2019 AFR Flag of Sweden.svg Philip Eriksson 268−213 strokes Flag of South Africa.svg Justin Walters
2018 AFR Flag of South Africa.svg Jaco Ahlers 269−203 strokes Flag of South Africa.svg Jean-Paul Strydom
2017 AFR Flag of Scotland.svg Paul Lawrie 274−151 stroke Flag of the United States.svg Justin Hicks
Flag of England.svg Chris Lloyd
Flag of South Africa.svg Chris Swanepoel
2016 AFR Flag of South Africa.svg George Coetzee 268−211 stroke Flag of South Africa.svg Dean Burmester
2015 AFR Flag of South Africa.svg Branden Grace 278−112 strokes Flag of South Africa.svg Keith Horne
2014 AFR Flag of Argentina.svg Estanislao Goya 275−141 stroke Flag of Denmark.svg Lucas Bjerregaard
Flag of South Africa.svg Keith Horne
Flag of South Africa.svg Jean Hugo
Flag of Brazil.svg Adilson da Silva
2013 AFR Flag of South Africa.svg Jaco van Zyl 272−171 stroke Flag of England.svg Daniel Brooks
2012 AFR Flag of South Africa.svg Oliver Bekker 276−132 strokes Flag of South Africa.svg Thomas Aiken
Flag of South Africa.svg Tyrone Ferreira
2011 AFR Flag of South Africa.svg Hennie Otto 273−164 strokes Flag of South Africa.svg James Kingston
2010 AFR Flag of South Africa.svg Darren Fichardt (2)273−161 stroke Flag of South Africa.svg Louis Oosthuizen
2009 AFR Flag of South Africa.svg Deane Pappas 268−208 strokes Flag of South Africa.svg James Kamte
2008 AFR Flag of South Africa.svg James Kamte 277−113 strokes Flag of South Africa.svg James Kingston
2007 AFR Flag of South Africa.svg Louis Oosthuizen 277−111 stroke Flag of South Africa.svg Omar Sandys
2006 AFR Flag of Scotland.svg Alan McLean 285−3Playoff Flag of South Africa.svg Tyrone van Aswegen
2005 AFR Flag of England.svg Simon Wakefield 279−93 strokes Flag of South Africa.svg Nic Henning
2004 AFR Flag of South Africa.svg Darren Fichardt 278−102 strokes Flag of Zimbabwe.svg Nick Price
Flag of South Africa.svg Ulrich van den Berg
2003 AFR Flag of South Africa.svg Trevor Immelman 271−171 stroke Flag of South Africa.svg Andrew McLardy
Flag of the United States.svg Bruce Vaughan
2002 AFR Flag of South Africa.svg Retief Goosen 268−203 strokes Flag of Scotland.svg Scott Drummond
2001 AFR Ulster Banner.svg Darren Clarke 274−142 strokes Flag of South Africa.svg Tjaart van der Walt
Flag of South Africa.svg Retief Goosen
2000 AFR Flag of England.svg Lee Westwood 274−145 strokes Flag of the United States.svg Tom Gillis
1999 AFR Flag of the United States.svg Scott Dunlap 273−155 strokes Flag of South Africa.svg Steve van Vuuren
1998 AFR Flag of Zimbabwe.svg Nick Price (2)276−125 strokes Flag of Zimbabwe.svg Mark McNulty
1997 AFR, EUR Flag of Zimbabwe.svg Nick Price 268−208 strokes Flag of South Africa.svg David Frost
1996 AFR, EUR Flag of Zimbabwe.svg Mark McNulty 282−64 strokes Flag of South Africa.svg Brenden Pappas
Flag of Zimbabwe.svg Nick Price
Flag of England.svg Ricky Willison

Notes

  1. AFR − Sunshine Tour; CHA − Challenge Tour; EUR − European Tour.


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