December 1927: Leo Diegel Wins San Diego Open
Leo Diegel won the San Diego Open in December 1927.
January 1929: Leo Diegel Wins San Diego Open Again
Leo Diegel won the San Diego Open for the second time in January 1929.
1952: San Diego Open Founded
The Farmers Insurance Open, originally known as the San Diego Open, was founded in 1952 and played at the San Diego Country Club in Chula Vista.
1952: San Diego Open Founded
The San Diego Open was founded in 1952.
1952: San Diego Open Officially Recognized by PGA Tour
The San Diego Open was officially recognized by the PGA Tour in 1952.
1954: Tournament Moves to Rancho Santa Fe
In 1954, the tournament was played at Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club.
1955: Convair Becomes Title Sponsor
Convair became the first title sponsor of the tournament in 1955.
1955: Tournament at Mission Valley Country Club
The event was played at Mission Valley Country Club in 1955.
October 1956: Tournament Moves to Singing Hills
In October 1956, the tournament was held at Singing Hills Country Club in El Cajon.
1956: San Diego Open Becomes an Autumn Event
The San Diego Open became an autumn event in 1956.
1957: San Diego Open Continues as an Autumn Event
The San Diego Open continued as an autumn event in 1957.
1957: Return to Mission Valley
The tournament returned to Mission Valley Country Club in 1957.
1958: San Diego Open Not Held
The San Diego Open was not held in 1958.
1959: San Diego Open Returns as a Winter Event
The San Diego Open returned as a winter event in early 1959.
1962: Mission Valley Becomes Stardust Country Club
Mission Valley Country Club changed its name to Stardust Country Club in 1962.
1963: Last Tournament at Mission Valley (as Mission Valley)
The last tournament held at Mission Valley Country Club (before its name change) was in 1963.
1964: Tournament at Rancho Bernardo Country Club
The tournament was played at Rancho Bernardo Country Club (now Rancho Bernardo Inn) in 1964.
1967: Final Tournament at Stardust Country Club
The final tournament at Stardust Country Club was held in 1967.
1968: Torrey Pines and Andy Williams
In 1968, the tournament began its relationship with Torrey Pines Golf Course. Singer-actor Andy Williams also began his tenure as celebrity host.
1968: Torrey Pines Becomes Home Course
In 1968, the tournament moved to its current home at Torrey Pines Golf Course in La Jolla.
1981: Wickes Becomes Title Sponsor
Wickes became the title sponsor in 1981.
1986: Shearson Lehman Brothers Becomes Title Sponsor
Shearson Lehman Brothers took over title sponsorship in 1986.
1988: End of Andy Williams' Tenure as Host
Andy Williams concluded his time as celebrity host of the tournament in 1988.
1992: Buick Becomes Title Sponsor
Buick became the title sponsor in 1992.
2008: Tiger Woods Wins U.S. Open at Torrey Pines
In 2008, Tiger Woods won the U.S. Open in a playoff at Torrey Pines South Course.
2008: Tiger Woods Wins U.S. Open at Torrey Pines
Tiger Woods won the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines South Course in 2008.
2010: Farmers Insurance Becomes Title Sponsor
Farmers Insurance became the title sponsor in 2010.
2021: Jon Rahm Wins U.S. Open at Torrey Pines
Jon Rahm won the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines South Course in 2021.
2021: Jon Rahm Wins U.S. Open at Torrey Pines
Jon Rahm won the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines South Course in 2021.
2022: Tournament Schedule Change
The tournament schedule shifted to Wednesday start and Saturday finish in 2022.