2011 Arnold Palmer Invitational

Bay Hill Club & Lodge
9000 Bay Hill Boulevard, Orlando, Florida
Late March, 2011
407-876-7774, 1-866-764-4843
The Arnold Palmer Invitational (formerly known as the Bay Hill Invitational) draws the world’s top professional golfers on the PGA Tour. The event traces its history back to 1966 when it began as the Florida Citrus Open Invitational. Tiger Woods, who lives in nearby Windermere, captured an unprecedented four consecutive Bay Hill championships from 2000 to 2003. Woods also won the Arnold Palmer Invitational in 2008 and 2009. Ernie Els won the 2010 Arnold Palmer Invitational.

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Arnold Palmer Invitational News
Ernie Els wins Arnold Palmer Invitational, looks ahead to Masters - March 29, 2010
Palmer disappointed in Woods' decision - Golf Digest, March 16, 2010
Tiger Woods will return to Masters; Arnold Palmer says Tiger won't play Bay Hill - Orlando Sentinel, March 16, 2010
Tiger Woods Keeps PGA in Suspense Over Return to Golf - The Guardian, March 16, 2010
PGA Boss: Tiger's Return Still Unknown - USA Today, March 15, 2010
Colin Montgomerie Coming to Bay Hill - Orlando Sentinel, March 15, 2010
Tiger Woods Will Return at Bay Hill, Report Says - Orlando Sentinel, March 11, 2010

Past Winners of the Arnold Palmer/Bay Hill Invitational
2010 - Ernie Els
2009 - Tiger Woods
2008 - Tiger Woods
2007 - Vijah Singh
2006 - Rod Pampling
2005 - Kenny Perry
2004 - Chad Campbell
2003 - Tiger Woods
2002- Tiger Woods
2001 - Tiger Woods
2000 - Tiger Woods
1999 - Tim Herron
1998 - Ernie Els
1997 - Phil Mickelson
1996 - Paul Goydos
1995 - Loren Roberts
1994 - Loren Roberts
1993 - Ben Crenshaw
1992 - Fred Couples
1991 - Andrew Magee
1990 - Robert Gamez
1989 - Tom Kite
1988 - Paul Azinger
1987 - Payne Stewart
1986 - Dan Forsman
1985 - Fuzzy Zoeller
1984 - Gary Koch
1983 - Mike Nicolette
1982 - Tom Kite
1981 - Andy Bean
1980 - Dave Eichellberger
1979 - Bob Byman