Brickyard Crossing
The main tournaments played at Brickyard Crossing are shown in the table below, which also includes relevant information on the winners, their scores and prize money.
America
Group 1001
Played as the Indy Women in Tech Championship driven by Group 1001 (Sept 26-29). Second-placed Nanna Koerstz Madsen (Den) finished 4 shots behind wire-to-wire winner Hur (S Kor). [Brickyard Crossing GC, Indianapolis, IN].
America
Group 1001
Played as the Indy Women in Tech Championship driven by Group 1001 (Aug 16-19). Park (S Kor) beat Lizette Salas (USA) with a birdie at the first playoff hole (par-4 18th), to claim her third LPGA Tour title of 2018. [Brickyard Crossing GC, Indianapolis, IN].
America
Guggenheim
Played as the inaugural Indy Women in Tech Championship presented by Guggenheim (Sept 7-9). Second-placed Lydia Ko (NZ) finished 4 shots behind Thompson (USA). [Brickyard Crossing GC, Indianapolis, IN].
America
Comfort Inn
Played as the (last) Comfort Classic at the Brickyard (Sept 8-10). Second-placed Jim Ahern (USA) finished 1 shot behind defending champion Morgan (USA). Final round cancelled due to bad weather. [Brickyard Crossing GC, Indianapolis, IN].
America
Comfort Inn
Played as the Comfort Classic at the Brickyard. Second-placed Ed Dougherty (USA) finished 2 shots behind Morgan (USA). [Brickyard Crossing GC, Indianapolis, IN].
America
Comfort Inn
Played as the Comfort Classic at the Brickyard (Sept 11-13). Second-placed Bruce Summerhays (USA) finished 2 shots behind Baiocchi (RSA). [Brickyard Crossing GC, Indianapolis, IN].
America
Comfort Inn
Played as the Comfort Classic at the Brickyard (Sept 19-21; formerly Brickyard Crossing Championship). Second-placed Larry Nelson (USA) and Bud Allin (USA) finished 1 shot behind Graham (Aus). [Brickyard Crossing GC, Indianapolis, IN].
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Played as the Brickyard Crossing Championship produced by the Brickyard Foundation (Sept 20-22). Second-placed John Jacobs (USA) finished 1 shot behind Powell (USA), who recorded the last of his four Snr PGA Tour wins. Saturday's second round was rained out. [Brickyard Crossing GC, Indianapolis, IN].
America
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Played as the Brickyard Crossing Championship (Sept 15-17). Second-placed Kermit Zarley (USA), Isao Aoki (Jpn), Hale Irwin (USA), Lee Trevino (USA) and Bob Murphy (USA) finished 1 shot behind Hobday (RSA), who recorded the last of his five Snr PGA Tour wins. [Brickyard Crossing GC, Indianapolis, IN].
America
GTE
Played as the Brickyard Crossing Championship presented by GTE (Sept 24-25; formerly GTE North Classic). Second-placed Jimmy Powell (USA) and Tom Wargo (USA) finished 1 shot behind Aoki (Jpn), who recorded back-to-back Snr PGA Tour wins. First round was rained out. [Brickyard Crossing GC, Indianapolis, Indiana].
America
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Played as the "500" Festival Open Invitational (June 6-9; held in conjunction with the Indy 500 race week). Second-placed Mike Hill (USA) and defending champion Frank Beard (USA) finished 1 shot behind Billy Casper (USA), who won this event for the second time in three years, and third time in total. [Brickyard Crossing GC, at the time known as Speedway GC, Indianapolis, IN].
America
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Played as the inaugural (and only) "500" Ladies Classic (June 14-16). Kathy Whitworth (USA) finished 3 shots behind Mickey Wright (USA), who recorded her 80th LPGA Tour win. [Brickyard Crossing GC, at the time known as Speedway GC, Indianapolis, IN].
America
x
Played as the "500" Festival Open Invitational (July 6-9). Second-placed Rod Funseth (USA) and Rives McBee (USA) finished 3 shots behind Frank Beard (USA), who recorded his third PGA Tour win of 1967. [Brickyard Crossing GC, at the time known as Speedway GC, Indianapolis, IN].
America
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Played as the "500" Festival Open Invitational (July 28-31). Second-placed Richard "R.H." Sikes (USA) finished 3 shots behind Billy Casper (USA). [Brickyard Crossing GC, at the time known as Speedway GC, Indianapolis, IN].
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Played as the "500" Festival Open Invitational (May 27-31; held in conjunction with the Indy 500 race week). Second-placed Doug Sanders (USA) and Art Wall Jr (USA) finished 1 shot behind Gary Player (RSA). [Brickyard Crossing GC, at the time known as Speedway GC, Indianapolis, IN].
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Played as the "500" Festival Open Invitational (May 31-Jun 3; held in conjunction with the Indy 500 race week). Second-placed Tommy Aaron (USA), Julius Boros (USA), Tony Lema (USA) and Bobby Nichols (USA) finished 2 shots behind Dow Finsterwald (USA), who recorded the last of his 11 PGA Tour wins. [Brickyard Crossing GC, at the time known as Speedway GC, Indianapolis, IN].
America
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Played as the "500" Festival Open Invitational (May 24-27; held in conjunction with the Indy 500 race week). Second-placed George Bayer (USA) and Jerry Steelsmith (USA) finished 1 shot behind Billy Casper (USA). [Brickyard Crossing GC, at the time known as Speedway GC, Indianapolis, IN].
America
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Played as the "500" Festival Open Invitational (May 25-28; held in conjunction with the Indy 500 race week). Defending champion Doug Ford (USA) beat Arnold Palmer (USA) with a 12-foot birdie putt at the second playoff hole. [Brickyard Crossing GC, at the time known as Speedway GC, Indianapolis, IN].
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Played as the inaugural "500" Festival Open Invitational (May 26-29; held in conjunction with the Indy 500 race week). Second-placed Jerry Barber (USA) finished 2 shots behind Doug Ford (USA). [Brickyard Crossing GC, at the time known as Speedway GC, Indianapolis, IN].
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