Australian Masters

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Tournament information
Australian Masters

Location	Victoria, Australia
Established	1979
Course(s)	Huntingdale Golf Club
Par	72
Yardage	6,980
Tour(s)	European Tour PGA Tour of Australasia
Format	Stroke play
Purse	$1,500,000
Month Played	November
Tournament record score
Aggregate	268 Bradley Hughes (1998)
Current champion
Aaron Baddeley

The MasterCard Masters is a golf tournament on the PGA Tour of Australasia. It is played annually in December at Huntingdale Golf Club in Huntingdale, Victoria, Australia. In 2006 it was co-sanctioned by the European Tour for the first time. That year's event fell into the 2007 European Tour International Schedule.

The tournament was first hosted in 1979 and the winner is presented with a golden jacket.

MasterCard Masters
Years in brackets are European Tour seasons

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Major championships in playing order: The Masters | U.S. Open | The Open Championship (British Open) | PGA Championship

Individual World Golf Championships in playing order: WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship | WGC-CA Championship | WGC-Bridgestone Invitational

Other tournaments in playing order: HSBC Champions | UBS Hong Kong Open | MasterCard Masters | Michael Hill New Zealand Open | Dunhill Championship | South African Airways Open | Joburg Open | Abu Dhabi Golf Championship | The Commercial Bank Qatar Masters | Dubai Desert Classic | Emaar-MGF Indian Masters | Singapore Masters | Astro Indonesia Open | Johnnie Walker Classic | Maybank Malaysian Open | Ballantines Championship | Madeira Island Open | Valle Romano Open de Andalucia | Estoril Open de Portugal | Volvo China Open | BMW Asian Open | Open de España | Telecom Italia Open | Irish Open | BMW PGA Championship | Celtic Manor Wales Open | BA-CA Golf Open | Aa St Omer Open | BMW International Open | Open de France | Smurfit European Open | Barclays Scottish Open | Deutsche Bank Players Championship of Europe | Imperial Collection Russian Open | Scandinavian Masters | KLM Open | Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles | Omega European Masters | Mercedes-Benz European Championship | Quinn Direct British Masters | Dunhill Links Championship | HSBC World Match Play Championship | Open de Madrid | Portugal Masters | Mallorca Masters | Volvo Masters

Team events: Ryder Cup | Seve Trophy | Mission Hills World Cup

Future: Dubai World Championship

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