Winners
As a sole-sanctioned event
| Year | Winner | Score | Course |
|---|---|---|---|
| Talisker Masters | |||
| 2012 | Adam Scott | 271 (–17) | Kingston Heath GC |
| JBWere Masters | |||
| 2011 | Ian Poulter | 269 (–15) | Victoria Golf Club |
| 2010 | Stuart Appleby | 274 (–10) | Victoria Golf Club |
As a European Tour co-sanctioned event
| Year | Winner | Score | Course |
|---|---|---|---|
| JBWere Masters | |||
| 2009 (2009) | Tiger Woods | 274 (–14) | Kingston Heath GC |
| Sportsbet Australian Masters | |||
| 2008 (2009) | Rod Pampling | 276 (–12)PO | Huntingdale GC |
| MasterCard Masters | |||
| 2007 (2008) | Aaron Baddeley | 275 (–13)PO | Huntingdale GC |
| 2006 (2007) | Justin Rose | 276 (–12) | Huntingdale GC |
Years in brackets show the European Tour season the event fell into.
Prior to European Tour co-sanctioning
| Year | Winner | Score |
|---|---|---|
| MasterCard Masters | ||
| 2005 | Robert Allenby | 271 (–17)PO |
| 2004 | Richard Green | 271 (–17)PO |
| 2003 | Robert Allenby | 277 (–11)PO |
| 2002 | Peter Lonard | 279 (–9)PO |
| Ericsson Masters | ||
| 2001 | Colin Montgomerie | 278 (–10) |
| 2000 | Michael Campbell | 282 (–10) |
| 1999 | Craig Spence | 276 (–16) |
| 1998 | Bradley Hughes | 268 (–24) |
| 1997 | Peter Lonard | 276 (–16) |
| 1996 | Craig Parry | 279 (–13) |
| Australian Masters | ||
| 1995 | Peter Senior | 280 |
| 1994 | Craig Parry | 282 |
| 1993 | Bradley Hughes | 281 |
| 1992 | Craig Parry | 283 |
| 1991 | Peter Senior | 278 |
| 1990 | Greg Norman | 273 |
| 1989 | Greg Norman | 280 |
| 1988 | Ian Baker-Finch | 278 |
| 1987 | Greg Norman | 273 |
| 1986 | Mark O'Meara | 284 |
| 1985 | Bernhard Langer | 281 |
| 1984 | Greg Norman | 285 |
| 1983 | Greg Norman | 285 |
| 1982 | Graham Marsh | 289 |
| 1981 | Greg Norman | 289 |
| 1980 | Gene Littler | 288 |
| 1979 | Barry Vivian | 289 |
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