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The 1958 PGA Tour season was played from January 3 to December 14. The season consisted of 45 official money events. Ken Venturi won the most tournaments with four. Arnold Palmer was the leading money winner with earnings of $42,608. Dow Finsterwald was voted the PGA Player of the Year after winning two tournaments including the 1958 PGA Championship . Bob Rosburg won the Vardon Trophy for the lowest scoring average.
Tournament results
The following table shows all the official money events for the 1958 season. "Date" is the ending date of the tournament. The numbers in parentheses after the winners' names are the number of wins they had on the tour up to and including that event. Majors are shown in bold .
Date
Tournament
Location
Winner
Score
1st prize (US$)
Jan 6
Los Angeles Open
California
Frank Stranahan (6)
275 (−9)
7,000
Jan 12
Bing Crosby National Pro-Am
California
Billy Casper (4)
277 (−11)
4,000
Jan 20
Tijuana Open Invitational
Mexico
Dutch Harrison (18)
280 (-8)
2,000
Jan 26
Thunderbird Invitational
California
Ken Venturi (3)
266 (−15)
1,500
Jan 29
Phoenix Open Invitational
Arizona
Ken Venturi (4)
274 (-10)
2,000
Feb 9
Tucson Open Invitational
Arizona
Lionel Hebert (2)
265 (−15)
2,000
Feb 16
Texas Open Invitational
Texas
Bill Johnston (1)
274 (-10)
2,000
Feb 24
Houston Open
Texas
Ed Oliver (8)
281 (-3)
4,300
Mar 2
Baton Rouge Open Invitational
Louisiana
Ken Venturi (5)
276 (−12)
2,000
Mar 11
Greater New Orleans Open Invitational
Louisiana
Billy Casper (5)
278 (−10)
2,800
Mar 16
Pensacola Open Invitational
Florida
Doug Ford (13)
278 (-10)
2,000
Mar 23
St. Petersburg Open Invitational
Florida
Cary Middlecoff (38)
275 (-13)
2,000
Mar 30
Azalea Open Invitational
North Carolina
Howie Johnson [ 1] (1)
282 (−6)
2,000
Apr 6
Masters Tournament
Georgia
Arnold Palmer (9)
284 (-4)
11,250
Apr 13
Greater Greensboro Open
North Carolina
Bob Goalby (1)
275 (−9)
2,000
Apr 20
Kentucky Derby Open
Kentucky
Gary Player (1)
274 (-14)
2,800
Apr 27
Tournament of Champions
Nevada
Stan Leonard (2)
275 (-13)
10,000
Apr 27
Lafayette Open Invitational
Louisiana
Jay Hebert [ 2] (9)
273 (−11)
2,000
May 4
Colonial National Invitation
Texas
Tommy Bolt (12)
282 (+2)
5,000
May 11
Arlington Hotel Open
Arkansas
Julius Boros (6)
273 (-15)
2,800
May 18
Memphis Open Invitational
Tennessee
Billy Maxwell (4)
267 (-13)
2,800
May 25
Kansas City Open Invitational
Missouri
Ernie Vossler (1)
269 (-19)
2,800
Jun 1
Western Open
Michigan
Doug Sanders (2)
275 (-13)
5,000
Jun 8
Dallas Open Invitational
Texas
Sam Snead (72)
272 (-8)
3,500
Jun 14
U.S. Open
Oklahoma
Tommy Bolt (13)
283 (+3)
8,000
Jun 23
Buick Open Invitational
Michigan
Billy Casper (6)
285 (-3)
9,000
Jun 30
Pepsi Championship
New York
Arnold Palmer (10)
273 (-11)
9,000
Jul 4
The Open Championship
England
Peter Thomson (5)
278 (-6)
2,800
Jul 6
Rubber City Open Invitational
Ohio
Art Wall Jr. (5)
269 (-15)
2,800
Jul 13
Insurance City Open Invitational
Connecticut
Jack Burke Jr. (13)
268 (-16)
3,500
Jul 20
PGA Championship
Pennsylvania
Dow Finsterwald (4)
276 (-4)
5,500
Jul 27
Eastern Open Invitational
Maryland
Art Wall Jr. (6)
276 (-12)
2,800
Aug 4
Gleneagles-Chicago Open Invitational
Illinois
Ken Venturi [ 3] (6)
272 (-8)
9,000
Aug 11
Miller Open Invitational
Wisconsin
Cary Middlecoff (37)
264 (-16)
5,300
Aug 17
St. Paul Open Invitational
Minnesota
Mike Souchak (7)
263 (-25)
3,500
Aug 23
Canadian Open
Canada
Wes Ellis (1)
267 (-13)
3,500
Sep 1
Vancouver Open Invitational
Canada
Jim Ferree (1)
270 (-18)
6,400
Sep 8
Utah Open
Utah
Dow Finsterwald (5)
267 (-17)
2,000
Sep 14
Denver Open Invitational
Colorado
Tommy Jacobs (1)
266 (-14)
2,800
Sep 21
Hesperia Open Invitational
California
John McMullin (1)
271 (−17)
2,000
Nov 9
Carling Open Invitational
Georgia
Julius Boros (7)
284 (−4)
3,500
Nov 16
Havana International
Cuba
George Bayer (2)
286 (+6)
6,500
Nov 23
West Palm Beach Open Invitational
Florida
Pete Cooper (5)
269 (-13)
2,000
Nov 30
Havana Pro-Am Invitational
Cuba
Billy Casper (u/o)
278 (-10)
2,400
Dec 14
Mayfair Inn Open
Florida
George Bayer (3)
272 (−12)
2,000
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