Charles Schwab Cup Championship
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The Charles Schwab Cup Championship is the final event of the season on the U.S. based Champions Tour, the world's leading golf tour for male professionals aged fifty and above. Played in late October each year, it is the Champions Tour's equivalent of the PGA Tour's Tour Championship, and was formerly known as the Senior Tour Championship. Like the Tour Championship it has a small field of thirty and no half-way cut. However the qualifying system is different. Qualification for the Tour Championship is based directly on the money list, but in the "Charles Schwab Cup Points Race" players earn points by finishing in the top ten (and ties) of each tournament with points equating to 1/1000th of the official money earned for that event, 1/500th for majors.
[edit] Winners
Charles Schwab Cup Championship
- 2007 Jim Thorpe - United States
- 2006 Jim Thorpe - United States
- 2005 Tom Watson - United States
- 2004 Mark McNulty - Zimbabwe
- 2003 Jim Thorpe - United States
Senior Tour Championship at Gaillardia
- 2002 Tom Watson - United States
Senior Tour Championship
- 2001 Bob Gilder - United States
IR Senior Tour Championship
- 2000 Tom Watson - United States
Ingersoll-Rand Senior Tour Championship
- 1999 Gary McCord - United States
Energizer Senior Tour Championship
- 1998 Hale Irwin - United States
- 1997 Gil Morgan - United States
- 1996 Jay Sigel - United States
- 1995 Jim Colbert - United States
Golf Magazine Senior Tour Championship
- 1994 Raymond Floyd - United States
Hyatt Senior Tour Championship
- 1993 Simon Hobday - South Africa
Senior Tour Championship
- 1992 Raymond Floyd - United States
New York Life Champions
- 1991 Mike Hill - United States
- 1990 Mike Hill - United States
