1983–84 Southern Africa Tour

The first tournament of the year, the PAN AM Wild Coast, was won by Mark McNulty. He defeated South Africa's Harold Henning by one shot, while Spain's Seve Ballesteros was a further shot back.[1] The following week, Gavan Levenson won the Lexington PGA Championship, defeating Nick Price by three shots.[2] At the next event, the South African Open, Tony Johnstone was victorious.[3] Johnstone would go on to win the following week as well at the SA Charity Classic.[4]

The final two events of the year were won by foreign players. At the ICL International, Northern Ireland's David Feherty was victorious.[5] At the final event of the year, the Swazi Sun Pro-Am, American Rick Hartmann defeated Teddy Webber by one shot.[6]

The following table lists official events during the 1983–84 season.[7]

Date	Tournament	Location	Purse (R)	Winner[lower-alpha 1]	Notes
28 Jan	PAN AM Wild Coast	Cape	150,000	Mark McNulty (7)	New tournament
4 Feb	Lexington PGA Championship	Transvaal	100,000	Gavan Levenson (2)
11 Feb	South African Open	Transvaal	100,000	Tony Johnstone (1)
18 Feb	SA Charity Classic	Transvaal	80,000	Tony Johnstone (2)	New tournament
25 Feb	ICL International	Transvaal	60,000	David Feherty (1)
2 Mar	Swazi Sun Pro-Am	Swaziland	60,000	Rick Hartmann (1)	Pro-Am

Unofficial events

The following events were sanctioned by the Southern Africa Tour, but did not carry official money, nor were wins official.

Date	Tournament	Location	Purse (R)	Winner	Notes
4 Dec	Nedbank Million Dollar Challenge	Transvaal	US$1,000,000	Seve Ballesteros	Limited-field event

The Order of Merit was based on prize money won during the season, calculated in South African rand.[8]

Position	Player	Prize money (R)
1	Gavan Levenson	43,940
2	Tony Johnstone	36,988
3	Nick Price	30,655
4	Mark McNulty	28,042
5	Fulton Allem	23,199

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