Isidro Benitez

PGA TOUR Latinoamerica Victories (1)

• 2018 113 VISA Open de Argentina presentado por Macro

International Victories (3)

• 2019 Copa Puro Sinaloa
• 2020 GGPB Santa Anita
• 2020 Copa Prissa

Personal

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Special Interests

• Soccer

CURRENT YEAR HIGHLIGHTS

• Copa Prissa (Mex): Won for a second consecutive start on the Mexican Tour, this time in his hometown of Puebla, by shooting three rounds in the 60s (69-66-67) to coast to a three-stroke victory over Aaron Terrazas.
• GGPA Santa Anita (Mex): In Guadalajara, opened with a 66 and finished the 54-hole Mexican Tour event 71-68 to take a two-shot triumph over Luis Felipe Torres at the GC of Santa Anita.

Career Highlights

2020 Season

• Copa Prissa (Mex): Won for a second consecutive start on the Mexican Tour, this time in his hometown of Puebla, by shooting three rounds in the 60s (69-66-67) to coast to a three-stroke victory over Aaron Terrazas.
• GGPA Santa Anita (Mex): In Guadalajara, opened with a 66 and finished the 54-hole Mexican Tour event 71-68 to take a two-shot triumph over Luis Felipe Torres at the GC of Santa Anita.

2019 Season

Made it to the weekend in nine of the 13 events in which he played, carding four top 25 finishes. Also appeared at The Open Championship, where he missed the cut. Finished No. 54 on the Order of Merit.

• Copa Puro Sinaloa: In the Dev Series-Mexican Tour co-sanctioned event, improved his score each day, shooting rounds of 68-66-65 to finish fourth at Estrella del Mar Golf and Beach, four shots behind the champion, his brother, Juan Carlos Benitez.
• Bupa Match Play: Lost in the first round at Playa Paraiso GC, falling to Seth Fair in 23 holes.

2018 Season

Played in 13 PGA TOUR Latinoamerica tournaments, while making seven cuts and one top-10. That lone high finish was a history-making performance as he became the youngest player in PGA TOUR Latinoamerica history to win when he won the 113th Visa Argentine Open. Finished 20th on the Order of Merit.

• 113 VISA Open de Argentina presentado por Macro: Made PGA TOUR Latinoamerica history when he won Argentina's national open at age 19 years, 9 months, 21 days, younger by almost a full year than previous record-holder Jorge Fernandez-Valdez (20 years, 9 months, 13 days) when he won the 2013 Mundo Maya Open in Mexico. Became the first player from Mexico to win the 113-year-old tournament. Opened with a 5-under 67 at Pilara GC and was in a share of third through 18 holes. Moved into control with a second-round 66, opening a two-shot, halfway-mark lead. Extended his advantage to five shots through 54 holes after shooting his second 67 of the week. Birdied two of his first three holes Sunday and coasted from there, shooting a 70 to defeat Russell Budd and Harry Higgs by three. The victory qualified him for the season-ending Latinoamerica Tour Championship – Shell Championship in Miami and earned him an invitation to the 2019 Open Championship.

2017 Season

Played in one PGA TOUR Latinoamerica tournament, missing the cut. Finished T34 at the Dev Series Final to earn conditional status for 2018