Chitimacha Louisiana Open

The Chitimacha Louisiana Open is a golf tournament on the Web.com Tour. It is played annually at Le Triomphe Golf and Country Club in Broussard, Louisiana.

The 2017 purse was $550,000, with $99,000 going to the winner.

Winners
YearWinnerCountryScoreTo parMargin of
victory		Runner(s)-up
Chitimacha Louisiana Open presented by Mistras
2020Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic[1]
2019Vince Covello United States265−19Playoff Justin Lower
Chitimacha Louisiana Open presented by Nacher
2018Julián Etulain Argentina265−192 strokes Taylor Moore
2017Casey Wittenberg (2) United States263−213 strokes Zhang Xinjun
2016Wesley Bryan United States270−141 stroke Julián Etulain
2015Kelly Kraft United States270−141 stroke Rhein Gibson
Lee Dong-hwan
2014Kris Blanks United States270−14Playoff Brett Stegmaier
Chitimacha Louisiana Open
2013Edward Loar United States267−172 strokes Morgan Hoffmann
2012Casey Wittenberg United States260−248 strokes Paul Claxton
Fabián Gómez
Chris Riley
2011Brett Wetterich (2) United States271−131 stroke Andrés Echavarría
2010Fabián Gómez Argentina269−156 strokes Scott Gutschewski
Kyle Reifers
Brian Vranesh
Chitimacha Louisiana Open presented by Dynamic Industries
2009Bubba Dickerson United States274−10Playoff Brian Vranesh
2008Gavin Coles Australia272−121 stroke Kyle Thompson
2007Skip Kendall United States268−16Playoff Paul Claxton
2006Johnson Wagner United States272−121 stroke Chad Collins
2005Ryan Hietala United States270−181 stroke Sean O'Hair
Chitimacha Louisiana Open
2004Jimmy Walker United States272−161 stroke Rick Price
2003Brett Wetterich United States264−243 strokes Ken Duke
Louisiana Open
2002Steven Alker New Zealand264−24Playoff Mike Heinen
Buy.com Louisiana Open
2001Paul Claxton United States271−171 stroke Tim Petrovic
Steve Runge
2000Rob McKelvey United States274−141 stroke Ian Leggatt
Nike Louisiana Open
1999Matt Gogel United States277−111 stroke Kris Cox
1998John Wilson United States274−145 strokes Steve Flesch
1997Joe Daley United States198−183 strokes Bobby Wadkins
1996Paul Stankowski United States266−224 strokes Greg Whisman
1995Stan Utley United States268−202 strokes Keith Fergus
1994Bill Porter United States276−122 strokes Brad Fabel
1993R. W. Eaks United States273−152 strokes Karl Kimball
Ben Hogan Louisiana Open
1992Sean Murphy United States200−161 stroke Tony Grimes

Bolded golfers graduated to the PGA Tour via the Web.com Tour regular-season money list.

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References
  1. Herrington, Ryan (March 13, 2020). "Here are all the golf tournaments that have been canceled or postponed due to the coronavirus". Golf Digest.


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