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A Championship Stage. A Lasting Legacy.
Since opening in 1994, Grayhawk has become a premier destination for competitive golf, welcoming world-renowned professionals, collegiate stars, and emerging junior talent. Across Talon and Raptor, the Club has hosted everything from the Andersen Consulting World Championship of Golf and PGA TOUR's Frys.com Open to the NCAA Division I Men's and Women's Golf Championships. Three decades of memorable competition have cemented Grayhawk's place in golf history.
1995, 1997 & 1998
Andersen Consulting World Championship of Golf
Now known as the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship, this event featured an international field of professional golfers who competed on both the Raptor and Talon courses. In 1995, Barry Lane edged out David Frost on the 36th hole to take top honors in the inaugural event held on Talon. In 1997, Greg Norman sank a 10-foot birdie putt on the 36th hole to defeat Scott Hoch, 1 up. In 1998, Colin Montgomerie held off hard-charging Davis Love III to win the tournament played for the first time on Raptor.
1996 - 2012
WM Phoenix Open Pro-Ams
From 1996 to 2012, Grayhawk Golf Club played a part in one of golf's most celebrated tournament weeks, hosting Phoenix Open pro-am events across its renowned Talon and Raptor courses. Bringing professional golfers and amateur participants together, these events showcased Grayhawk's exceptional desert golf and further strengthened its reputation as a premier destination for high-profile golf events.
2000
Williams World Challenge
Grayhawk hosted the inaugural Williams World Challenge, now known as the Hero World Challenge, a nationally televised tournament benefiting the Tiger Woods Foundation. Featuring 12 of the world's top-ranked professionals, the event saw Tom Lehman claim victory by three strokes over David Duval, taking home the $1 million first-place prize and adding another milestone to Grayhawk's tournament legacy.
2000 - 2019
Thunderbird International Junior
For 20 years, Grayhawk hosted the Thunderbird International Junior, one of the American Junior Golf Association's most prestigious invitational tournaments. Bringing together elite junior golfers from around the world, the competition provided an important stage for emerging talent to test their skills against the game's best young players, reinforcing Grayhawk's longstanding commitment to developing golf's next generation.
Virada Nirapathpongporn (Girls) Thailand
Thailand
Lani Elston (Girls) United States
United States
Brittany Lang (Girls) United States
United States
Ashley Knoll (Girls) United States
United States
Belen Mozo (Girls) United States
Spain
Morgan Pressel (Girls) United States
United States
Isabelle Lendl (Girls) United States
United States
Kimberly Kim (Girls) Thailand
United States
Jessica Wallace (GIrls) South Korea
Canada
Yueer Cindy Feng (Girls) United States
China
Yueer Cindy Feng (Girls) United States
China
Karen Chung (Girls) United States
United States
Ariya Jutanugarn (Girls) United Kingdom
Thailand
Nicole Morales (Girls) Venezuela
United States
Maddie Szeryk (Girls) China
Canada
Mika Liu (Girls) United States
United States
Agustina Zeballos (Girls) United States
Argentina
Alyaa Abdulghany (Girls) United States
United States
Yuka Saso (Girls) United States
Philippines
Alexa Melton (Girls) United States
United States
2001 - PRESENT
Johnnie-O Twin Fin
Since 2001, Grayhawk Golf Club has partnered with Johnnie-O to host the annual Twin Fin, a spirited pro-scratch golf tournament that brings together competitive play, camaraderie, and celebration. Combining exceptional golf with a lively post-round atmosphere, the event has become a longstanding Grayhawk tradition, reflecting the Club's distinctive personality and its commitment to making great golf as much about the experience as the competition.
2004 - 2005
Tommy Bahama Challenge
Grayhawk's Raptor Course hosted the PGA TOUR-sanctioned Tommy Bahama Challenge, a spirited match-play competition featuring rising American professionals against an international team. In 2004, the U.S. team claimed victory in a dramatic playoff, while the international squad answered with a 2½–1½ win in 2005. The two events brought an exciting team format and emerging professional talent to Grayhawk's championship stage.
Zach Johnson
Hank Kuehne
Chris Riley United States
Kevin Na
Geoff Ogilvy
Justin Rose
International
2007 - 2009
Fry's Electronics Open / Frys.com Open
From 2007 through 2009, Grayhawk's Raptor Course hosted three consecutive PGA TOUR events, delivering memorable performances and dramatic finishes. Mike Weir captured the 2007 title by one stroke over Mark Hensby, while Cameron Beckman claimed victory in a playoff against Kevin Sutherland in 2008. In 2009, Troy Matteson prevailed in a three-way playoff against Jamie Lovemark and Rickie Fowler after posting consecutive rounds of 61, adding another remarkable chapter to Grayhawk's PGA TOUR legacy.
2012 - 2021
National Car Rental PGA Jr. League Championship
Grayhawk's Raptor Course welcomed the National Car Rental PGA Jr. League Championship, bringing together top junior teams from across the country for a nationally televised competition on ESPN. Featuring young golfers ages 13 and under, the tournament celebrated teamwork, sportsmanship, and the next generation of talent. As part of PGA REACH's youth development initiatives, the championship reinforced Grayhawk's commitment to making competitive golf accessible, engaging, and memorable for young players.
2021 - 2023
NCAA Division I Men's & Women's Golf Championships
From 2021 to 2023, Grayhawk's Raptor Course hosted the NCAA Division I Men's and Women's Golf Championships, welcoming the nation's top collegiate players for three consecutive years of championship competition. Televised on Golf Channel, the events featured memorable performances from rising stars, including Rose Zhang's back-to-back individual titles in 2022 and 2023, further cementing Grayhawk's reputation as a destination where golf's next generation competes at the highest level.
Rachel Heck (Women's)
Pepperdine University
Ole Miss Clemson University
Stanford University
Men's Team
Women's Team
Rose Zhang (Women's)
University of Texas
Stanford University Vanderbilt University
Stanford University
Men's Team
Women's Team
Rose Zhang (Women's)
University of Florida
Wake Forest University University of Florida
Stanford University
Men's Team
Women's Team
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