From 2022, the ISPS HANDA Australian Open was the first national Open to be played by men and women on the same courses at the same time anywhere in the world, with equal prize money. The two events are separate tournaments but played at the same time.

Both tournaments are resuming from Covid-19 enforced cancellations in 2021, while the Men’s Australian Open was also not played in 2020 due to the pandemic.

Men's Australian Open

The Men’s Australian Open has an incredibly rich history dating to 1904, and the Stonehaven Cup has been won by the game’s immortals: Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Peter Thomson, Greg Norman, Tom Watson, Bobby Locke, Gene Sarazen, along with modern superstars Rory McIlroy, Jordan Spieth and Adam Scott, all former world No. 1 players.

Women's Australian Open

The Women’s Australian Open returns to Melbourne for the first time since 2016 after five successful events in Adelaide. The championship was first played in 1974 and more recently established itself as the premier women’s tournament in Australia, won on the last three occasions by current world No. 1 Jin Young Ko of South Korea, and two other players to have climbed to a No. 1 world ranking – Inbee Park and Nelly Korda.

Australian All Abilities Championship

2018 saw the inclusion of the Australian All Abilities Championship (AAAC), played in conjunction with the Men’s Australian Open at The Lakes Golf Club. The AAAC assembles the top 12 players on the World Ranking for Golfers with Disability (WR4GD) from across the world supported by global partners EDGA, the International Golf Federation and newly formed 4D Tour. Swede Johan Kammerstad has taken out back-to back titles since its inception.

HONOUR ROLLS

Men’s Australian Open

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• 2023 | Joaquin Niemann (CHL) | The Australian GC & The Lakes GC

• 2022 | Adrian Meronk (POL) | The Victoria GC & Kingston Heath GC

• 2021 | Not played

• 2020 | Not played

• 2019 | Matt Jones (NSW) | The Australian GC

• 2018 | Abraham Ancer (MEX) | The Lakes GC

• 2017 | Cameron Davis (NSW) | The Australian GC

• 2016 | Jordan Spieth (USA) | Royal Sydney GC

• 2015 | Matt Jones (NSW) | The Australian GC

• 2014 | Jordan Spieth (USA) | The Australian GC

• 2013 | Rory McIlroy (NIR) | Royal Sydney GC

• 2012 | Peter Senior (QLD) | The Lakes GC

Women’s Australian Open

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• 2023 | Ashleigh Buhai (RSA) | The Australian GC & The Lakes GC

• 2022 | Ashleigh Buhai (RSA) | The Victoria GC & Kingston Heath GC

• 2021 | Not played

• 2020 | Inbee Park (KOR) | Royal Adelaide GC

• 2019 | Nelly Korda (USA) | The Grange GC

• 2018 | Jin Young Ko (KOR) | Kooyonga GC

• 2017 | Ha Na Jang (KOR) | Royal Adelaide GC

• 2016 | Haru Nomura (JPN) | The Grange GC

• 2015 | Lydia Ko (NZL) | Royal Melbourne GC

• 2014 | Karrie Webb (QLD) | Victoria GC

• 2013 | Jiyai Shin (KOR) | Royal Canberra GC

• 2012 | Jessica Korda (USA) | Royal Melbourne GC

Australia All-Abilities Championship

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• 2023 | Lachlan Wood (AUS) | The Australian GC & The Lakes GC

• 2022 | Kipp Popert (ENG) | Victoria Golf Club & Kingston Heath Golf Club

• 2021 | Not played

• 2020 | Not played

• 2019 | Johan Kammerstad (SWE) | The Australian Golf Club

• 2018 | Johan Kammerstad (SWE) | The Lakes Golf Club

MULTIPLE WINNERS

Men’s Australian Open

• 7 wins

  • Gary Player (RSA) – 1958, 1962, 1963, 1965, 1969, 1970, 1974

• 6 wins

  • Jack Nicklaus (USA) – 1964, 1968, 1971, 1975, 1976, 1978

• 5 wins

  • Greg Norman (AUS) – 1980, 1985, 1987, 1995, 1996

  • Ivo Whitton (AUS) – 1912, 1913, 1926, 1929, 1931 (all as an amateur)

• 4 wins

  • Ossie Pickworth (AUS) – 1946, 1947, 1948, 1954

• 3 wins

  • Peter Thomson (AUS) – 1951, 1967, 1972

  • Norman Von Nida (AUS) – 1950, 1952, 1953

  • Carnegie Clark (AUS) – 1906, 1910, 1911

• 2 wins

  • Jordan Spieth (USA) – 2014, 2016

  • Peter Senior (AUS) – 1989, 2012

  • Greg Chalmers (AUS) – 1998, 2011

  • Robert Allenby (AUS) – 1994, 2005

  • Peter Lonard (AUS) – 2003, 2004

  • Aaron Baddeley (AUS) – 1999 (amateur), 2000

  • Frank Phillips (AUS) – 1957, 1961

  • Jim Ferrier (AUS) – 1938, 1939 (both as an amateur)

  • Fred Popplewell (AUS) – 1925, 1929

  • Michael Scott (ENG) – 1904, 1907 (both as an amateur)

Women’s Australian Open

• 5 wins

  • Karrie Webb (AUS) – 2000, 2002, 2007, 2008, 2014

• 2 wins

  • Laura Davies (ENG) – 2004, 2009

  • Yani Tseng (TPE) – 2010, 2011

Australian All-Abilities Championship

• 2 wins

  • Johan Kammerstad (SWE) – 2018, 2019