Coast Open

Abierto del Litoral
Tournament information
Location	Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina
Established	1932
Course(s)	Rosario Golf Club
Par	70
Tour(s)	Challenge Tour; Tour de las Américas; TPG Tour; PGA of Argentina Tour
Format	Stroke play
Prize fund	AR$20,000,000
Month played	December
Tournament record score
Aggregate	261 Andrés Romero (2006)
To par	−20 Joaquín Ludueña (2023); −20 Alejandro Tosti (2023)
Current champion
	Joaquín Ludueña
Location map
	Rosario GC Location in Argentina

The Coast Open, or Abierto del Litoral, is a golf tournament played in Argentina. Founded in 1932 as the Torneo de Profesionales (Professional Tournament), a name only used for the first two editions, it has always been played at the Rosario Golf Club in Rosario, Santa Fe.

The tournament has been a fixture on the PGA Tour Latinoamérica Developmental Series. It was previously an annual stop on the higher level Tour de las Américas from 2000 until 2010 having been an event on that tours predecessor, the South American Tour, between 1993 and 1999. It was also included on the European Challenge Tour schedule in 2007 (2008 season), being one of five tournaments held in Latin America, and four in Argentina, that season.

Fidel de Luca has the most victories, with eight. In 1932, 1952 and 1983 the championship ended in a tie, with no playoff being held to determine an outright winner.

Winners

Year	Tour(s)^[a]	Winner	Score	To par	Margin of victory	Runner(s)-up
Abierto del Litoral
2023	TPG	Joaquín Ludueña (a)	264	−20	Playoff	Alejandro Tosti
2022	TPG	Alejandro Tosti	268	−12	1 stroke	Nelson Ledesma
2021	TPG	Martín Contini	269	−15	2 strokes	Andrés Gallegos Fabián Gómez
2020: No tournament
2019	TPG	César Costilla	271	−9	2 strokes	César Monasterio
2018		Vicente Marzilio (a)	280	E	2 strokes	Andrés Schönbaum (a)
2017	TPG	Sebastián Bergagna	266	−14	6 strokes	Sebastián Saavedra
2016	TPG	Thomas Baik	272	−8	Playoff	César Costilla
2015	TPG	Rafael Gómez	268	−12	2 strokes	Julián Etulain
2014	TPG	Miguel Ángel Carballo	269	−11	1 stroke	Jorge Monroy Julio Zapata
2013	TPG	Ricardo González (5)	268	−12	4 strokes	Sergio Acevedo
2012	TPG	Santiago Bauni (a)	272	−8	1 stroke	Marco Ruiz
2011: No tournament
2010	TPG	Ricardo González (4)	273	−7	3 strokes	Rafael Gómez Mauricio Molina
2009	TPG	Ricardo González (3)	277	−3	Playoff	Andrés Romero
2008	TLA, TPG	Andrés Romero (2)	268	−12	3 strokes	Mauricio Molina
Abierto del Litoral Personal
2007	CHA, TLA, TPG	Miguel Rodríguez	271	−9	1 stroke	Andrés Romero
Abierto del Litoral
2006	ARG, TLA	Andrés Romero	261	−19	7 strokes	Ricardo González
2005	ARG	Ricardo González (2)	204			Julio Zapata
2004: No tournament
2003		Ricardo González	267			Eduardo Romero
2002		Rodolfo González	282			José Cantero
2001	TLA	Marco Ruiz	278	−6	Playoff	Gustavo Acosta Ariel Cañete Rafael Gómez Rodolfo González
2000	TLA	Jesús Amaya	134^[b]	−10	Playoff	Gustavo Rojas
1999		César Monasterio (2)	275			Omar Solis Rigoberto Velazquez
1998		Tim Hegna	272			Armando Saavedra
1997		Armando Saavedra	266			David Morland IV
1996		Scott Dunlap	266			Trevor Dodds Pedro Martínez Rodolfo Rodríguez
1995		Ángel Cabrera	266			Miguel Fernández Gustavo Piovano
1994		César Monasterio	271			Brad Klapprott Gustavo Rojas
1993		Luis Carbonetti				Miguel Guzmán Ricardo Montenegro
1992		Adan Sowa (3)				Luis Carbonetti
1991		Jorge Berendt
1990		Miguel Guzmán
1989		Jorge Berendt
1988		Miguel Fernández (2)
1987		Miguel Fernández	279			Antonio Ortiz
1986		Armando Saavedra (2)	276			Vicente Fernández
1985		Armando Saavedra	275			Jorge Soto
1984		Eduardo Romero
1983		Jorge Soto Adan Sowa (2)	278
1982		Adan Sowa
1981: No tournament
1980		Vicente Fernández (4)
1979: No tournament
1978		Vicente Fernández (3)	282			Adan Sowa
1977		Florentino Molina (2)				Juan Carlos Cabrera
1976		Juan Carlos Molina				Jorge Soto
1975		Florentino Molina	282
1974		Fidel de Luca (8)	279			Armando Saavedra
1973		Juan Monroy	280			Fidel de Luca Roberto De Vicenzo
1972		Vicente Fernández (2)	279
1971		Fidel de Luca (7)	279
1970		Vicente Fernández	289
1969		Fidel de Luca (6)	283
1968		Roberto De Vicenzo (5)	278
1967		Leopoldo Ruiz (3)	219
1966		Fidel de Luca (5)	280
1965		Rodolfo Sereda	284			Roberto De Vicenzo
1964		Romualdo Barbieri (3)	292
1963		Elcido Nari	293
1962		Fidel de Luca (4)	282
1961		Fidel de Luca (3)	288
1960		Fidel de Luca (2)	281
1959		Fidel de Luca	297
1958		Leopoldo Ruiz (2)	286
1957		Leopoldo Ruiz	289
1956		Orlando Tudino	296
1955		Arturo Soto (3)	293
1954		Sebastian Nicolosi	294
1953		Enrique Bertolino (2)	287			Arturo Soto
1952		J. C. Posse Arturo Soto (2)	294
1951		Juan Anzaldo	287			Roberto De Vicenzo
1950		Romualdo Barbieri (2)	278			Juan Segura (a)
1949		Roberto De Vicenzo (4)	286
1948		Romualdo Barbieri	283
1947		Roberto De Vicenzo (3)	282			Arturo Soto
1946		Roberto De Vicenzo (2)	283
1945		Martin Pose (3)	282
1944		Arturo Soto	290
1943		Enrique Bertolino	293
1942		Roberto De Vicenzo	277			José Jurado
1941		Marcos Churio	282
1940		Martin Pose (2)	292
1939		Emilio Serra (3)	291
1938		Emilio Serra (2)	291
1937		Martin Pose	292
1935–36: No tournament
1934		Emilio Serra	283
1933: No tournament
1932		Marcos Churio Andres Perez	288

Source:^[2]

Notes

^ ARG − PGA of Argentina Tour; CHA − Challenge Tour; TLA − Tour de las Américas; TPG − TPG Tour.
^ Shortened to 36 holes due to rain.^[1]

References

^ "Amaya ganó el Abierto del Litoral reducido a 36 hoyos" [Amaya won the Abierto del Litoral reduced to 36 holes] (in Spanish). Asociación Argentina de Golf. 13 November 2000. Archived from the original on 20 April 2001. Retrieved 19 March 2024.
^ Andrada, Franco (3 December 2018). "Andrés Schönbaum no se guardó nada y mostró su mejor versión en Rosario". Mi Valle (in Spanish). Archived from the original on 28 November 2019. Retrieved 5 February 2023.

External links

Tour de las Americas - official site
TPG Tour - official site
Rosario Golf Club - official site

[1] ARG − PGA of Argentina Tour; CHA − Challenge Tour; TLA − Tour de las Américas; TPG − TPG Tour.

[3] Shortened to 36 holes due to rain.^[1]

[2] "Amaya ganó el Abierto del Litoral reducido a 36 hoyos" [Amaya won the Abierto del Litoral reduced to 36 holes] (in Spanish). Asociación Argentina de Golf. 13 November 2000. Archived from the original on 20 April 2001. Retrieved 19 March 2024.

[4] Andrada, Franco (3 December 2018). "Andrés Schönbaum no se guardó nada y mostró su mejor versión en Rosario". Mi Valle (in Spanish). Archived from the original on 28 November 2019. Retrieved 5 February 2023.

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