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  • 1984 Kemper Open

    Greg Norman cashed in on his maiden PGA Tour title at the prestigious Congressional Country Club. Norman looked at ease throughout the entire tournament and comfortably defeated American Mark O'Meara by five shots.

    Venue:Congressional Country Club
    Where:Bethesda, Maryland

    Effortless Style - Australian Wins First PGA Tour Title

    We've been waiting and watching. We knew it was going to happen, but we just weren't sure when. Greg Norman cashed in on his maiden U.S. PGA Tour title at the prestigious Congressional Country Club. As has become customary no matter where Norman tees it up, he was followed every step of the way by a sizeable gallery.

    Norman had won major national titles in four Australian States along with 12 European Tour titles, but this is his crowning achievement in the United States. Norman is now a resident of Florida and he officially joined the PGA Tour a year ago.

    He made a boisterous arrival in the States by finishing fourth in his first appearance in The Masters Tournament and joint fourth in his first U.S. PGA Championship. Over the last four years, Norman has entered 32 events and has posted eight top-10 finishes. That certainly makes the young Aussie a force to be reckoned with for years to come.

    His aggressive, attacking style and ability to drive the ball prodigious lengths make him one of the most exciting players on the PGA Tour. He is far from cautious inside the ropes and is prepared to take the shortest route to the green if the conditions and terrain are favorable.

    Norman outclassed his rivals this week by a wide margin with a display of power and finesse that was simply unmatched. His challenge started strong with a pair of 68s in the first two rounds that put him seven shots clear of the competition. It was reminiscent of the 1976 West Lakes Classic, Norman's first professional triumph. Norman maintained a seven-shot advantage after the third round and he coasted home with a 73 on the last day for an 8-under-par total.

    Norman looked at ease throughout the entire tournament and comfortably defeated American Mark O'Meara by five shots in a heart-stopping display of controlled aggression and effortless style. Hal Sutton, Mike Reid, Jim Thorpe, Mike Donald, Scott Hoch and Gil Morgan shared third place. This victory boosted Norman's official tournament earnings to $114,524 on the year.

    1976

    • West Lakes Classic

    1977

    • Kuzuha International
    • Martini International
    • South Seas Classic Pro-Am

    1978

    • Festival Of Sydney Open
    • Traralgon Classic
    • New South Wales Open

    1979

    • Traralgon Classic
    • Hong Kong Open
    • Martini International
    • Queensland PGA

    1980

    • French Open
    • Scandanavian Open
    • World Match Play
    • Australian Open

    1981

    • Australian Masters
    • Martini International
    • Dunlop Masters

    1982

    • Dunlop Masters
    • State Express Classic
    • Benson & Hedges

    1983

    • Australian Masters
    • Hong Kong Open
    • Cannes Invitational
    • World Match Play
    • Queensland Open
    • New South Wales Open
    • Kapalua International

    1984

    • Victorian Open
    • Australian Masters
    • Australian PGA Championship
    • Kemper Open
    • Canadian Open

    1985

    • Dunhill Cup
    • Australian PGA Championship
    • Australian Open
    • Australian Skins Challenge

    1986

    • Las Vegas Invitational
    • Kemper Open
    • British Open Championship
    • European Open
    • Dunhill Cup
    • World Match Play
    • Queensland Open
    • New South Wales Open
    • South Australian Open
    • West Australian Open
    • PGA Grand Slam Of Golf

    1987

    • Australian Masters
    • Australian Open

    1988

    • Palm Meadows Cup
    • ESP Open
    • Australian PGA National TPC
    • Italian Open
    • Heritage Classic
    • New South Wales Open
    • Desert Scramble

    1989

    • Australian PGA National TPC
    • Australian Masters
    • Greater Milwaukee Open
    • The International
    • Chunichi Crowns

    1990

    • Australian Masters
    • Doral-Ryder Open
    • Memorial Tournament

    1992

    • Canadian Open

    1993

    • Doral-Ryder Open
    • British Open Championship
    • Taiheiyo Masters
    • PGA Grand Slam Of Golf

    1994

    • Johnnie Walker Classic
    • Players Championship
    • PGA Grand Slam Of Golf

    1995

    • Memorial Tournament
    • Greater Hartford Open
    • World Series of Golf
    • Fred Meyer Challenge
    • Australian Open

    1996

    • South Australian Open
    • Australian Open
    • Doral-Ryder Open
    • Fred Meyer Challenge

    1997

    • World Championship of Golf
    • FedEx St. Jude Classic
    • Canadian Skins Game
    • World Series of Golf
    • Fred Meyer Challenge

    1998

    • Greg Norman Holden International
    • Shark Shootout
    • Presidents Cup

    2001

    • Skins Game
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