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The Sanford International is a PGA Tour Champions event in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, at Minnehaha Country Club, making its debut in September 2018.[1] The tournament is sponsored by Sanford Health.

Established2018
CourseMinnehaha Country Club
Par70
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Sanford International
Tournament information
LocationSioux Falls, South Dakota
Established2018
CourseMinnehaha Country Club
Par70
Length6,437 yards (5,886 m)
Organized byPro Links Sports
TourPGA Tour Champions
FormatStroke play
Prize fundUS$2,200,000
Month playedSeptember
Tournament record score
Aggregate194 Steve Stricker (2023)
To par−16 as above
Current champion
United States Zach Johnson
Location map
Minnehaha CC is located in the United States
Minnehaha CC
Minnehaha CC
Location in the United States
Minnehaha CC is located in South Dakota
Minnehaha CC
Minnehaha CC
Location in South Dakota
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Steve Stricker won the inaugural event.[2]

Winners

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YearWinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victory
Runner(s)-upPurse
($)
Winner's
share ($)
2026United States Zach Johnson199−111 strokeUnited States Ben Crane2,200,000315,000
2025South Africa Retief Goosen197−132 strokesUnited States Bo Van Pelt2,200,000315,000
2024United States Steve Stricker (4)202−8PlayoffAustralia Richard Green2,000,000300,000
2023United States Steve Stricker (3)194−161 strokeSouth Korea K. J. Choi2,000,000300,000
2022United States Steve Stricker (2)196−14PlayoffSweden Robert Karlsson2,000,000300,000
2021Northern Ireland Darren Clarke198−12PlayoffSouth Korea K. J. Choi
United States Steve Flesch
1,800,000270,000
2020Spain Miguel Ángel Jiménez196−141 strokeUnited States Steve Flesch1,800,000270,000
2019United States Rocco Mediate201−92 strokesUnited States Ken Duke
United States Bob Estes
Scotland Colin Montgomerie
1,800,000270,000
2018United States Steve Stricker197−134 strokesUnited States Tim Petrovic
United States Jerry Smith
1,800,000270,000
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