The Tampa Bay Championship presented by Everbank has had a brief and tumultuous history. The event was founded in 2000 being an event to the Presidentas Cup. In 2001, it was supposed to be the different event to the WGC-American Express Championship, but was terminated due to the terrorist attacks on September 11. It served while the alternate event in 2002. Chrysler became the sponsor in 2003, and the event had a unique slot since the last full-field event before the Tour Championship. Renamed the Chrysler Championship, the contest held that position until 2006. In 2007, the contest found a new position in the schedule, and a new sponsor: PODS. Formerly, PODS had a six year support settlement, but backed on a choice after 2008. Transitions Optical, still another Florida corporation, became the mentor last year. The tournament was left by transitions in 2012, but a couple of weeks ahead of the 2013 event, Everbank took up the reigns. The participants most abundant in wins in the case are Retief Goosen (2003 and 2009), and K.J. Choi (2002 and 2006). Retief Goosen can be the tournamentas top income winner, with over $2,000,000 in earnings at the big event. The match report was established by Vijay Singh in 2004 with a winning total of 266.
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