1. Bert Yancey
   Arnold Palmer
2. Dick Crawford
   Fuzzy Zoeller

Golf icon Arnold Palmer won the first Heritage tournament ever held -- and the only one he entered -- in 1969. He took the top prize by three strokes over Bert Yancey and Dick Crawford, coming in at one under par.

1. Davis Love III
   Hubert Green
2. Glen Day
   Jack Nicklaus

The Golden Bear Jack Nicklaus -- who actually helped design the course the Heritage is played on -- won the event in 1975, beating Tom Weiskopf by three strokes. The win was one of 73 overall victories for Nicklaus, including 18 career majors.

1. Graham Marsh
   Boo Weekley
2. Hale Irwin
   Matt Kuchar

Golf great Boo Weekley scored two wins at the Heritage, winning by one stroke in 2007 and by three strokes in 2008. His real first name is Thomas, but he takes his nickname from Yogi Bear's younger companion.

1. Dick Crawford
   Bob Goalby
2. Fuzzy Zoeller
   Wesley Bryan

Wesley Bryan earned his first PGA Tour win at the 2017 Heritage tournament by a single stroke. The victory earned him a spot at the 2018 Masters.

1. Johnny Miller
   Hubert Green
2. Matt Kuchar
   Greg Norman

Johnny Miller won the Heritage in both 1972 and 1974. He didn't win the event in 1973, but don't feel too bad for him -- in between his two Heritage victories, he shot a record 63 to win the 1973 U.S. Open.

1. Bernhard Langer
   Bert Yancey
2. Jim Furyk
   Arnold Palmer

German golfer Bernhard Langer beat Bobby Wadkins in a playoff to win the 1985 Heritage tournament. He finished 11 under par, and also got his name in the record books by winning the 1985 and 1993 Masters.

1. Kim Si-woo
   Bob Goalby
2. Glen Day
   Greg Norman

Glen Day started playing golf at the age of 2. His only major tournament win came at the 1999 Heritage event, where he clinched the title in a playoff.

1. Graham Marsh
   Hubert Green
2. Jim Furyk
   Matt Kuchar

Matt Kuchar clinched the 2014 Heritage tournament victory by a single stroke over Luke Donald. He also won the 2012 Players' Championship, as well as a bronze medal at the 2016 Olympics in Rio.

1. Fuzzy Zoeller
   Davis Love III
2. Luke Donald
   Bob Tway

Davis Love III has dominated the Heritage tournament more than any other golfer, clinching victory in 1987, 1991, 1992, 1998 and 2003. His final win in 2003 took place in a sudden death playoff, when Davis squeaked past Woody Austin to take the top prize.

1. Dick Crawford
   Bob Tway
2. Arnold Palmer
   Branden Grace

South African golfer Branden Grace won by two strokes at the 2016 Heritage, finishing nine under par. Four years earlier in 2012, he won four European tournaments in a single year.

1. Bob Goalby
   Justin Leonard
2. Bob Tway
   Jack Nicklaus

Bob Goalby beat Lanny Wadkins by four strokes, finishing four under par to clinch victory at the 1970 Heritage Classic. It was his only major event win with the exception of the 1968 Masters.

1. Fuzzy Zoeller
   Hubert Green
2. Brandt Snedeker
   Jim Furyk

Brandt Snedeker won the 2011 Heritage tournament in a playoff against Luke Donald, finishing 12 under par. The next year, he continued his winning streak by taking the top spot at the Farmers Insurance Open.

1. Fuzzy Zoeller
   Bert Yancey
2. Hale Irwin
   Davis Love III

Hale Irwin can claim three Heritage victories, in 1971, 1973 and 1994 -- where he finished a whopping 18 under par. He later became a golf course architect.

1. Hubert Green
   Arnold Palmer
2. Bernhard Langer
   Greg Norman

Hubert Green won the Heritage in 1976, then took the title again in 1978 when he beat Hale Irwin by three strokes. He was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 2007.

1. Bob Tway
   Jim Furyk
2. Graham Marsh
   Luke Donald

Jim Furyk won in 2010 against Brian Davis in a sudden-death playoff. He took the top spot again at the 2015 Heritage event in a playoff against Kevin Kisner.

1. Wesley Bryan
   Kim Si-woo
2. Bill Rogers
   Dick Crawford

Bill Rogers won by a single stroke at the 1981 Heritage tournament -- one of a staggering four pro tournaments he won that same year. The next year, he won the Grand Slam of Golf, and narrowly missed winning the U.S. Open.

1. Bert Yancey
   Arnold Palmer
2. Payne Stewart
   Matt Kuchar

Payne Stewart won in 1989 and again in 1990 -- making him the first Heritage winner to ever defend the title. His 1990 victory came in a sudden-death playoff against Larry Mize and Steve Jones.

1. Brian Gay
   Glen Day
2. Hubert Green
   Davis Love III

Brian Gay claimed the Heritage tournament title in 2009 after joining the PGA tour a decade before. He set a record at the Heritage by finishing 20 under par and winning by ten strokes.

1. Arnold Palmer
   Boo Weekley
2. Bob Tway
   Stewart Cink

Stewart Cink beat Tom Lehman by two strokes to take the Heritage event in 2000. He won again in 2004, beating Tom Purdy in a playoff.

1. Greg Norman
   Stewart Cink
2. Luke Donald
   Davis Love III

Greg Norman won the Heritage event in 1988. TV cameras followed his every move as he brought a teen fan with leukemia to the event, then gave the teen his trophy after his big win.

1. Bernhard Langer
   Fuzzy Zoeller
2. Hale Irwin
   Tom Watson

Tom Watson won the 1979 Heritage event by five shots, setting what was a record at the time by finishing 14 under par. He won again in 1982, beating Frank Conner in a playoff round.

1. Greg Norman
   Nick Faldo
2. Arnold Palmer
   Graeme McDowell

Nick Faldo beat Tom Kite by one stroke to claim the Heritage title in 1984, one of 6 major tournament wins of his career. He later became a well-known golf announcer.

1. Kim Si-woo
   Stewart Cink
2. Doug Tewell
   Jack Nicklaus

Doug Tewell won the 1980 Heritage tournament in a playoff, and that same year, he claimed victory at the IVB-Golf Classic. Tewell had 16 professional tournament wins in all throughout his career.

1. Wesley Bryan
   Bob Tway
2. Hubert Green
   Matt Kuchar

Bob Tway won the 1995 Heritage event in a playoff against David Frost and Nolan Henke. It was one of 13 professional victories for the golfer, who was also named the 1986 PGA Player of the Year.

1. Aaron Baddeley
   Graham Marsh
2. Justin Leonard
   Greg Norman

Aussie Aaron Baddeley won the Heritage tournament in 2006 by one stroke over Jim Furyk. It was his first PGA tour title.

1. David Edwards
   Payne Stewart
2. Fuzzy Zoeller
   Davis Love III

David Edwards beat David Frost by two strokes to take the Heritage title in 1993. Throughout his career, he picked up four PGA tour wins and 7 total professional wins.

1. Boo Weekley
   Dick Crawford
2. Jose Coceres
   Hale Irwin

Argentinian Jose Coceres won the Heritage in 2001, which also happened to be his first year on the PGA tour. The victory made him the first golfer from his country to celebrate a PGA tour win since the 1960s.

1. Jack Nicklaus
   Arnold Palmer
2. Bob Goalby
   Carl Pettersson

Carl Pettersson of Sweden took the 2012 Heritage event, beating Zach Johnson by five strokes to finish 14 under par. It was his fifth win on the PGA tour.

1. Bernhard Langer
   Luke Donald
2. Carl Pettersson
   Satoshi Kodaira

Satoshi Kodaira of Japan won the 2018 Heritage tournament over Kim Si-woo in a playoff round. Though he had previously had great success on the Japan Golf Tour, the 2018 Heritage was his first PGA tour victory.

1. Nick Price
   Justin Leonard
2. Carl Pettersson
   Matt Kuchar

Nick Price of Zimbabwe won the PGA Heritage event in 1997. He was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 2003.

1. Nick Price
   Loren Roberts
2. Hubert Green
   Stewart Cink

Loren Roberts beat Mark O'Meara by three strokes to win the 1996 Heritage tournament. Overall, he scored 25 professional wins and 8 PGA tour wins throughout his career.

1. Glen Day
   Greg Norman
2. Jack Nicklaus
   Peter Lonard

Peter Lonard of Australia won the Heritage event in 2005 by two strokes, finishing seven under par. It was his very first PGA tour win.

1. Arnold Palmer
   Stewart Cink
2. Bernhard Langer
   Graeme McDowell

Graeme McDowell of Northern Ireland picked up the trophy at the 2013 Heritage tournament, beating Webb Simpson in a playoff round.

1. Graham Marsh
   Stewart Cink
2. Luke Donald
   Fuzzy Zoeller

Luke Donald has been the runner up at the Heritage event more than any other playing, finishing second in 2009, 2011, 2014, 2016 and 2017. In each of these near victories, he lost either in a playoff round or by a single stroke.

1. Boo Weekley
   Justin Leonard
2. Jim Furyk
   Hale Irwin

Justin Leonard won the 2002 Heritage by one stroke over Heath Slocum. It was one of 12 PGA tour wins for Leonard, which also included the 1997 Open.

1. Fuzzy Zoeller
   Bernhard Langer
2. Davis Love III
   Wesley Bryan

Fuzzy Zoeller beat Jim Netford by two strokes to win the 1983 Heritage. Three years later, he won the 1986 Heritage event by just one stroke.

1. Dick Crawford
   Bob Goalby
2. Greg Norman
   Jack Nicklaus

Dick Crawford was the runner up at the very first Heritage tournament in 1969, coming in behind golf great Arnold Palmer. He later had two major pro wins, at the 1982 and 1983 Georgia PGA Championships.

1. Glen Day
   Carl Pettersson
2. Matt Kuchar
   Graham Marsh

Graham Marsh won the 1977 Heritage tournament. Though it was his only PGA tour win, the Australian golfer racked up plenty of victories on the European and Japan tours.

1. Jack Nicklaus
   Arnold Palmer
2. Kim Si-woo
   Payne Stewart

Kim Si-woo of South Korea came in second at the 2018 Heritage tournament. The year before, he became the youngest ever winner of the 2017 Players Championship at the age of 21.