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December 3 – December 6, 2026

Kingston Heath Golf Club
Heatherton, Melbourne, Victoria

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THE CHAMPIONSHIP

The tournament at a glance

72holes · stroke play
72par · course reference · tournament tees may vary
HeathertonHeatherton, Melbourne, Victoria

Kingston Heath hosts the men’s Australian Open on Melbourne’s Sandbelt. Rory McIlroy, Cameron Smith and Adam Scott are among the announced players pursuing the Stonehaven Cup.

Official event information

FOLLOW THE ROUND

Scores & tee times

Official tournament scoringDecember 3 – December 6, 2026

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Starting times appear when announced by the organizer.

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THE COURSE COLLECTION

Discover Kingston Heath Golf Club

Kingston Heath’s Sandbelt setting combines native heath, firm ground and strategic bunkering. Its featured-hole graphics offer a closer look at five holes.

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ON THE FIRST TEE

The 2026 field

Entriesofficial field updates

The organizer confirms Rory McIlroy, Cameron Smith and Adam Scott. The final entry list and starting times follow official announcements.

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THE CHAMPION’S STORY

Last tournament winner

Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen · 2025 champion
PGA TOUR

Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen

2025 Champion

−15 · 269 strokes

Rounds
67 · 66 · 66 · 70
Country
Denmark
WINNING EDITION2025Official champion record

Won by one stroke over Cameron Smith at Royal Melbourne. His par save on the final hole sealed his first DP World Tour victory; the championship returns to Kingston Heath in 2026.

Player profile2025 results

FROM THE SOURCE

Official News and Social

TOURNAMENTCapital.com Australian Open updatesOfficial event sourceCHAMPIONRasmus Neergaard-Petersen’s winning edition2025 resultPLAYERSField and groupingsFrom the official sourceCOURSEExplore the venueCourse information

A PLACE IN THE RECORD BOOK

Tournament history

Men’s Australian Open winners since 1904, from Golf Australia’s honour roll through 2023, supplemented by the 2024 and 2025 results. Unplayed years are omitted; early to-par scores remain blank where unpublished.

108 recorded editions
Capital.com Australian Open · published winners archive
YearChampionTo parTotal
2025Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen−15269
2024Ryggs Johnston−18269
2023Joaquin Niemann · Playoff−14271
2022Adrian Meronk−14268
2019Matt Jones−15269
2018Abraham Ancer−16272
2017Cameron Davis−11273
2016Jordan Spieth · Playoff−12276
2015Matt Jones−8276
2014Jordan Spieth−13271
2013Rory McIlroy−18270
2012Peter Senior−4284
2011Greg Chalmers−13275
2010Geoff Ogilvy−19269
2009Adam Scott−15273
2008Tim Clark−9279
2007Craig Parry−11277
2006John Senden−8280
2005Robert Allenby−1284
2004Peter Lonard−3281
2003Peter Lonard−9279
2002Steve Allan · 54 holes−12198
2001Stuart Appleby−13271
2000Aaron Baddeley−10278
1999Aaron Baddeley (a)−14274
1998Greg ChalmersE288
1997Lee Westwood · Playoff−14274
1996Greg Norman−8280
1995Greg Norman−10278
1994Robert Allenby−8280
1993Brad Faxon−13275
1992Steve Elkington−8280
1991Wayne Riley−3285
1990John Morse · Playoff−5283
1989Peter Senior−17271
1988Mark Calcavecchia−19269
1987Greg Norman−15273
1986Rodger Davis−10278
1985Greg Norman · 54 holes−4212
1984Tom Watson−7281
1983Peter Fowler−3285
1982Bob Shearer−1287
1981Bill Rogers−6282
1980Greg Norman−4284
1979Jack NewtonE288
1978Jack Nicklaus−4284
1977David Graham−4284
1976Jack Nicklaus−2286
1975Jack Nicklaus−9279
1974Gary Player−11277
1973J. C. Snead−8280
1972Peter Thomson · Playoff−7281
1971Jack Nicklaus−19269
1970Gary Player−8280
1969Gary PlayerE288
1968Jack Nicklaus−18270
1967Peter Thomson−11281
1966Arnold Palmer−20276
1965Gary Player−28264
1964Jack Nicklaus · Playoff−1287
1963Gary Player−18278
1962Gary Player—281
1961Frank Phillips—275
1960Bruce Devlin (a)—282
1959Kel Nagle—284
1958Gary Player—271
1957Frank Phillips—287
1956Bruce Crampton—289
1955Bobby Locke—290
1954Ossie Pickworth—280
1953Norman Von Nida—278
1952Norman Von Nida—278
1951Peter Thomson—283
1950Norman Von Nida—286
1949Eric Cremin—287
1948Ossie Pickworth · Playoff—289
1947Ossie Pickworth—285
1946Ossie Pickworth—289
1939Jim Ferrier (a)—285
1938Jim Ferrier (a)—283
1937George Naismith—299
1936Gene Sarazen—282
1935Fergus McMahon—293
1934Bill Bolger—283
1933Lou Kelly—302
1932Mick Ryan (a)—296
1931Ivo Whitton (a)—301
1930Francis Eyre—306
1929Ivo Whitton (a)—309
1928Fred Popplewell—295
1927Rufus Stewart—297
1926Ivo Whitton (a)—297
1925Fred Popplewell—299
1924Alex Russell (a)—303
1923Tom Howard—301
1922Charles Campbell—307
1921Arthur Le Fevre—295
1920Joe Kirkwood Sr.—290
1913Ivo Whitton (a)—302
1912Ivo Whitton (a)—321
1911Carnegie Clark—321
1910Carnegie Clark—306
1909Claude Felstead (a)—316
1908Clyde Pearce (a)—311
1907Michael Scott (a)—318
1906Carnegie Clark—322
1905Dan Soutar—337
1904Michael Scott (a)—315
Official tournament history & records
Sources & updates

Reviewed October 20, 2026. The previous winner remains until verified completion and a final result for this edition are published. Course-reference par and setup may differ from daily tournament tees. Unavailable statistics are left blank.