PGA Tour AT&T Classic

• Overall record: 260 - Phil Mickelson, 2006
• TPC Sugarloaf course record: 63 - Tiger Woods, 1998; Duffy Waldorf, 1999; Ben Crane, 2003; Phil Mickelson, 2006
• Tournament course record: 61 - Andy Bean, 1979, Atlanta Country Club

In 1997, the tournament moved to TPC Sugarloaf, a little farther outside of Atlanta in Duluth, Ga., and remained there until the tournament was discontinued.

• This tournament was first played in 1967, and Bob Charles was the first winner.

• Bob Lunn was the first two-time winner, claiming victory in 1968 and 1972.

• In 1971, Gardner Dickinson defeated Jack Nicklaus in a playoff. But Nicklaus got his only win here two years later, in 1973. Nicklaus is sometimes credited with two wins in this tournament because he won at Atlanta Country Club in 1974. However, that win came in The Players Championship, not in the Atlanta Classic.

• This event was played at Atlanta Country Club for about the first 30 years of its life. Twice in the 1970s, however, Atlanta Country Club was the site for another tournament, and thus what was then called the Atlanta Classic was not played. In 1974 The Players Championship was held at Atlanta CC, canceling the Atlanta Classic; and in 1976, the U.S. Open was played at Atlanta CC, canceling the Atlanta Classic.

• Phil Mickelson was the first golfer to win this event in back-to-back years (2005-06) - but he wasn't the first back-to-back winner. Hale Irwin won in 1975, the tournament wasn't played in 1976, then Irwin won again in 1977 for two straight.

• Mickelson was the only three-time winner of the tournament. In addition to his back-to-back victories, Mickelson also won in 2000.

• Two of Mickelson's wins here - 2000 and 2005 - were in playoffs after weather forced the tournament to finish after just 54 holes. In 2006, Phil went the distance (72 holes) and set a tournament scoring record of 260. He won by 13 strokes that year.

• Jack Nicklaus' son Gary never won the PGA Tour, but he came closest at the 2000 BellSouth Classic. That was one of the year Mickelson won in a playoff after 54 holes, and Gary Nicklaus is the player Mickelson defeated in that playoff.

AT&T Classic
2008 - Ryuji Imada-p, 273
2007 - Zach Johnson-p, 273

BellSouth Classic
2006 - Phil Mickelson, 260
2005 - Phil Mickelson-p-w, 208
2004 - Zach Johnson, 275
2003 - Ben Crane, 272
2002 - Retief Goosen, 272
2001 - Scott McCarron, 280
2000 - Phil Mickelson-p-w, 205
1999 - David Duval, 270
1998 - Tiger Woods, 271
1997 - Scott McCarron, 274
1996 - Paul Stankowski-p, 280
1995 - Mark Calcavecchia, 271
1994 - John Daly, 274
1993 - Nolan Henke, 271
1992 - Tom Kite, 272

BellSouth Atlanta Golf Glassic
1991 - Corey Pavin-p, 272
1990 - Wayne Levi, 275
1989 - Scott Simpson, 278

Georgia-Pacific Atlanta Golf Classic
1988 - Larry Nelson, 268
1987 - Dave Barr, 265
1986 - Bob Tway, 269
1985 - Wayne Levi-p, 273
1984 - Tom Kite, 269
1983 - Calvin Peete-w, 206
1982 - Keith Fergus-p, 273

Atlanta Classic
1981 - Tom Watson-p, 277
1980 - Larry Nelson, 270
1979 - Andy Bean, 265
1978 - Jerry Heard, 269
1977 - Hale Irwin, 273
1976 - No tournament (U.S. Open played at host location instead)
1975 - Hale Irwin, 271
1974 - No tournament (Players Championship played at host location instead)
1973 - Jack Nicklaus, 272
1972 - Bob Lunn, 275
1971 - Gardner Dickinson-p, 275
1970 - Tommy Aaron, 275
1969 - Bert Yancey-p, 277
1968 - Bob Lunn, 280
1967 - Bob Charles, 282