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Players

78 legendary golfers.
60 years of tradition.
3 days of competition.
1 iconic trophy.

Which golf legend will become the Champion?

Find out March 2 - 9, 2025 at the Cologuard Classic

78 of the greatest golfers to ever play the game descend on Tucson, Arizona for the annual Cologuard Classic by Exact Sciences at La Paloma Country Club from March 2 – 9, 2025. And you can be part of it all.
 
This year, fans will have more access to the PGA TOUR Champions than ever before. Cheer on your favorite golfer all weekend long, walk inside the ropes, or spend the day competing alongside the tour’s top players in our official Pro-Am. No event brings you this close to golf’s biggest stars.
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The Field

See the legends of golf square off at La Paloma Country Club

The Cologuard Classic by Exact Sciences features a 78-player field competing for a $2.2 million purse and the iconic Tucson Conquistadores helmet trophy, with $330,000 and 330,000 Charles Schwab Cup points awarded to the tournament winner.

Cheer on these golf legends plus all your favorite PGA TOUR Champions at this year’s Cologuard Classic. Check out the full player field here…
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Cologuard Classic by Exact Sciences

March 7-9, 2025, La Paloma Country Club

Official pairings for the 2025 Cologuard Classic will be available in the days leading up to competition and updated live. See the Friday – Sunday pairings here…

All PGA TOUR Champions professionals are competing on behalf of a colon cancer patient, survivor, or in the memory of someone lost to colorectal cancer. Players will wear a ribbon with their honoree’s name throughout the tournament and learn about how they have been impacted by colon cancer. Many of the honorees will be on site and have the opportunity to meet their pro.

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Leaderboard

Who will win it all and wear the coveted Tucson Conquistadores helmet?

To see who’s leading the field at the Cologuard Classic and will be walking away with the purse, the points, and the prized trophy, check the official PGA TOUR Champions leaderboard here…

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Past Champions

2024 Champion - Joe Durant

Congratulations to last year’s Cologuard Classic winner, Joe Durant, one of golf’s greatest players and nicest guys on the PGA TOUR. After making a bogey on the par-4 10th, the 59-year-old Durant recovered with an eagle on the par-5 11th, and he parred the next seven holes. His final score at La Paloma Country Club was 13-under 200.

Read about Joe Durant

Previous Winners

The Cologuard Classic by Exact Sciences features a 78-player field competing for a $2.2 million purse and the iconic Tucson Conquistadores helmet trophy, with $330,000 and 330,000 Charles Schwab Cup points awarded to the tournament winner.

The Field

See the legends of golf square off at La Paloma Country Club

The Cologuard Classic by Exact Sciences features a 78-player field competing for a $2.2 million purse and the iconic Tucson Conquistadores helmet trophy, with $330,000 and 330,000 Charles Schwab Cup points awarded to the tournament winner.

Cheer on these golf legends plus all your favorite PGA TOUR Champions at this year’s Cologuard Classic. Check out the full player field here…
Full Field
Pairings
Cologuard classic logo

Cologuard Classic by Exact Sciences

March 8-10, 2024, La Paloma Country Club

Official pairings for the 2024 Cologuard Classic will be available in the days leading up to competition and updated live. See the Friday – Sunday pairings here…

All PGA TOUR Champions professionals are competing on behalf of a colon cancer patient, survivor, or in the memory of someone lost to colorectal cancer. Players will wear a ribbon with their honoree’s name throughout the tournament and learn about how they have been impacted by colon cancer. Many of the honorees will be on site and have the opportunity to meet their pro.

See Pairings
Leaderboard

Who will win it all and wear the coveted Tucson Conquistadores helmet?

To see who’s leading the field at the Cologuard Classic and will be walking away with the purse, the points, and the prized trophy, check the official PGA TOUR Champions leaderboard here…

See Leaderboard
Past Champions

2023 Champion - Joe Durant

Congratulations to last year’s Cologuard Classic winner, Joe Durant, one of golf’s greatest players and nicest guys on the PGA TOUR. After making a bogey on the par-4 10th, the 59-year-old Durant recovered with an eagle on the par-5 11th, and he parred the next seven holes. His final score at La Paloma Country Club was 13-under 200.

Read about Joe Durant

Previous Winners

The Cologuard Classic by Exact Sciences features a 78-player field competing for a $2.2 million purse and the iconic Tucson Conquistadores helmet trophy, with $330,000 and 330,000 Charles Schwab Cup points awarded to the tournament winner.

Golf's most iconic trophy is up for grabs.

Who will win the helmet next?

Whether they’ve worn it on their heads, or simply saved it for their awards shelf, tournament winners have hoisted the distinctive Tucson Conquistadores helmet trophy for over 50 years.

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Golf's most iconic trophy is up for grabs.

Who will win the helmet next?

Whether they’ve worn it on their heads, or simply saved it for their awards shelf, tournament winners have hoisted the distinctive Tucson Conquistadores helmet trophy for over 50 years.

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Fun facts about the Conquistadores helmet trophy:

The First to
Wear It

George Knudson, who won the Tucson Open in 1968, was the first professional golfer to ever win and wear the unique trophy.

The Trophy's Design

Modeled after the famed Spanish helmets of the 16th century, the distinctive trophy was originally produced in Toledo, Spain, and was made from steel.
 

Helmet for HOFers

A number of players who are in the World Golf Hall of Fame took home the helmet, including Lee Trevino, Johnny Miller, Tom Watson and many others.
 

'Lefty'
Left a Mark

Phil Mickelson, the victor in 1991’s Tucson Open, unfortunately cut his head on a screw inside the helmet while attempting to put it on.

Better Late Than Never

When Arnold Palmer won in 1967, all he received was a piggy bank trophy and a check. In 2005, the Conquistadores corrected that omission by gifting him the helmet

Women
Winners

The Tucson Conquistadores hosted an LPGA event in town between 1983-87, and winners of that tournament – including Jan Stephenson, Chris Johnson & Betsy King – received the helmet trophy.

Forged From Steel

The iconic helmet that is given to the winner each year is made from high-quality steel, which is then chrome plated, and weighs 3 lbs, 6 ounces.

Tennis
Anyone?

In 1972, legendary tennis champion Billie Jean King played in the Virginia Slims Grand Prix Tournament in Tucson and tried on the helmet trophy for a photo-op.

Match Play Memories

Even though they had their own cool trophy – the blue Waterford Wedgewood Trophy – the iconic helmet was still handed out as well from 2007-2014 at the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championships.

Fun facts about the Conquistadores helmet trophy:

The First to
Wear It

George Knudson, who won the Tucson Open in 1968, was the first professional golfer to ever win and wear the unique trophy.

The Trophy's Design

Modeled after the famed Spanish helmets of the 16th century, the distinctive trophy was originally produced in Toledo, Spain, and was made from steel.
 

Better Late Than Never

When Arnold Palmer won in 1967, all he received was a piggy bank trophy and a check. In 2005, the Conquistadores corrected that omission by gifting him the helmet

Women Winners

The Tucson Conquistadores hosted an LPGA event in town between 1983-87, and winners of that tournament – including Jan Stephenson, Chris Johnson & Betsy King – received the helmet trophy.

Match Play Memories

Even though they had their own cool trophy – the blue Waterford Wedgewood Trophy – the iconic helmet was still handed out as well from 2007-2014 at the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championships.

'Lefty'
Left a Mark

Phil Mickelson, the victor in 1991’s Tucson Open, unfortunately cut his head on a screw inside the helmet while attempting to put it on.

Forged From Steel

The iconic helmet that is given to the winner each year is made from high-quality steel, which is then chrome plated, and weighs 3 lbs, 6 ounces.

Tennis
Anyone?

In 1972, legendary tennis champion Billie Jean King played in the Virginia Slims Grand Prix Tournament in Tucson and tried on the helmet trophy for a photo-op.

Helmet for HOFers

A number of players who are in the World Golf Hall of Fame took home the helmet, including Lee Trevino, Johnny Miller, Tom Watson and many others.
 

FAQ

Yes. The Catalina Cabanas hospitality package includes all-you-can-eat and drink (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks such as beer, wine and spirits) for your pampered guests all three (3) days of Championship golf play.  

The Catalina Cabanas hospitality package includes Preferred parking passes – either four (4) or eight (8) depending on the package – so your guests can park much closer to the golf course than the average attendee. 

Beyond the intimate golf-watching views of the 18th fairway and green and all-inclusive food & drinks for up to 20 people, some of the other perks you and your guests will enjoy as part of the Catalina Cabanas experience include:

  • Preferred parking
  • Semi-shaded patio seating
  • Branding for your business
  • Two (2) host tickets per day
  • Additional GA (General Admission) tickets
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