Atlanta Classic (AT&T Classic) on the PGA Tour

The AT&T Classic is a former golf tournament on the PGA Tour that was the tour's Atlanta event for several decades. In fact, "Atlanta" appeared in the tournament name for much of the event's history. The tournament ended when its last title sponsor, AT&T, withdrew and no appropriate replacement could be found.

First played: A tournamend called "Atlanta Open" was first played in 1934, but disappeared after 1947 and a PGA Tour Atlanta stop didn't reappear until 1967, when the Atlanta Classic arrived. We only list the winners from 1967 forward below.

Last played: 2008

Also known as: BellSouth Classic, BellSouth Atlanta Golf Classic, Georgia-Pacific Atlanta Golf Classic, Atlanta Classic

Winners of the AT&T Classic
2008 — Ryuji Imada
2007 — Zach Johnson
2006 — Phil Mickelson
2005 — Phil Mickelson
2004 — Zach Johnson
2003 — Ben Crane
2002 — Retief Goosen
2001 — Scott McCarron
2000 — Phil Mickelson
1999 — David Duval
1998 — Tiger Woods
1997 — Scott McCarron
1996 — Paul Stankowski
1995 — Mark Calcavecchia
1994 — John Daly
1993 — Nolan Henke
1992 — Tom Kite
1991 — Corey Pavin
1990 — Wayne Levi
1989 — Scott Simpson
1988 — Larry Nelson
1987 — Dave Barr
1986 — Bob Tway
1985 — Wayne Levi
1984 — Tom Kite
1983 — Calvin Peete
1982 — Keith Fergus
1981 — Tom Watson
1980 — Larry Nelson
1979 — Andy Bean
1978 — Jerry Heard
1977 — Hale Irwin
1976 — Not played
1975 — Hale Irwin
1974 — Not played
1973 — Jack Nicklaus
1972 — Bob Lunn
1971 — Gardner Dickinson
1970 — Tommy Aaron
1969 — Bert Yancey
1968 — Bob Lunn
1967 — Bob Charles

Golf Courses: The original course was Atlanta Country Club in Marietta, Ga., an Atlanta suburb. The second and last course was TPC Sugarloaf in Duluth, Ga., a little bit farther outside Atlanta.