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Full name
  
Ruben Alvarez

Professional wins
  
19


Turned professional
  
1986

Nationality
  
Argentina

Name
  
Ruben Alvarez

Born
  
30 May 1961 Pilar, Buenos Aires, Argentina (
1961-05-30
)

Died
  
9 November 2014(2014-11-09) (aged 53)

Current tour(s)
  
Tour de las Americas

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Rubén Alvarez (30 May 1961 – 9 November 2014) was an Argentine professional golfer.

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Alvarez was born in Pilar, Buenos Aires. He worked as a caddy in Buenos Aires, before turning professional in 1986.

Alvarez won the Argentine Qualifying School in 1986, and went on to win the Argentine Tour Ranking (Order of Merit) in 1991, but he only competed once in a major championships, the British Open in 1994. He competed on the Challenge Tour in 1991, with a best of two second-place finishes, the Ramlösa Open and the Jede Hot Cup, both held in Sweden. He competed on the European Tour from 1993 to 1995, and had two top ten finishes, coming 9th in both the 1994 Tenerife Open and the 1995 Madeira Island Open.

Alvarez represented Argentina on one occasion in the World Cup, in 1991 in Italy, and was 3rd in an individual tournament. He was second in the San Pablo Open (Brazil) in 1990.

Alvarez died of cancer in 2014.

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Argentine wins (18)

  • 1991 Pinamar Open, South Open, Acantilados Grand Prix, Norpatagonico Open, Praderas Grand Prix
  • 1992 Boulonge Four Ball, La Orquidea Grand Prix, Hindu Club Grand Prix, Martindale Grand Prix, Los Pinguinos Grand Prix
  • 1993 Praderas Grand Prix
  • 1995 Argentine PGA Championship, Norpatagonico Open
  • 1998 Parana Open
  • 1999 Praderas Grand Prix
  • 2000 Metropolitano Open
  • 2003 South Open
  • 2004 Smithfield Club Grand Prix
  • Other wins (1)

  • 1991 La Deheza Grand Prix (Chile)
  • Team appearances

  • World Cup (representing Argentina):: 1991, 1992
  • References

    Rubén Alvarez Wikipedia