2009 Tour de las Américas

The 2009 Tour de las Américas season consisted of 14 golf tournaments, hosted in eight different countries across Latin America. Four events were played in both Argentina and Colombia, two in Chile and Venezuela and one in Mexico and Paraguay.

The Tour de las Américas continued its close association with the PGA European Tour, with one event, the Club Colombia Masters being co-sanctioned by the Challenge Tour, Europe's official development tour.

The Order of Merit was won by Sweden's Peter Gustafsson.

Tournament results

In 2009 the prize funds ranged from US$30,000 to US$200,000.^[1]

Dates	Tournament	Host country	Winner	Notes
9–15 Mar	Abierto Internacional de Golf Copa Antioquia	Colombia	Peter Gustafsson
19–22 Mar	Club Colombia Masters	Colombia	Alan Wagner	Co-sanctioned with the Challenge Tour
13–19 Apr	Abierto del Centro	Argentina	Fabián Gómez
20–26 Apr	Televisa TLA Players Championship	Mexico	Eduardo Herrera
20–23 May	Copa Tres Diamantes Mitsubishi	Venezuela	Paulo Pinto
22–27 Jun	Venezuela Open	Venezuela	Daniel Barbetti
2–5 Jul	Abierto Internacional Ciudad de Bucaramanga	Colombia	Óscar Álvarez
16–19 Jul	Abierto Internacional de Golf Copa Suramericana	Colombia	José Manuel Garrido
8–12 Oct	Abierto de Chile Copa BCI	Chile	Agustin Jauretche
13–18 Oct	Abierto Hacienda Chicureo	Chile	Luciano Giometti
2–8 Nov	Carlos Franco Invitational	Paraguay	Agustin Jauretche
16–22 Nov	Roberto de Vicenzo Classic	Argentina	Fabián Gómez
1–6 Dec	Argentine Masters	Argentina	Tom Lehman
7–13 Dec	Argentine Open	Argentina	César Costilla

Order of Merit

Rank	Player	Country	Points[2]
1	Peter Gustafsson	Sweden	40934
2	Julio Zapata	Argentina	28023
3	Daniel Barbetti	Argentina	26780
4	Paulo Pinto	Argentina	25650
5	Eduardo Herrera	Colombia	21100

References

External links

• Tour de las Américas - official site