For the first three years, the Pennsylvania Classic rotated among courses in the western part of the commonwealth and courses in the eastern part. It came to Mystic Rock at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort & Spa two years ago and will be played there through 2007 as the 84 Lumber Classic.

2000

Winner: Chris DiMarco.

Course: Waynesborough Country Club, Paoli, Pa.

Winner's score: 14-under 270.

Winner's purse: $576,000.

About the tournament: DiMarco moved into contention in the second round, forged a three-shot lead over Loren Roberts, Frank Lickliter and Mark Calcavecchia in the third round and then shot a 2-under 69 in the final round to win going away.

2001

Winner: Robert Allenby.

Course: Laurel Valley Golf Club, Ligonier, Pa.

Winner's score: 19-under 269.

Winner's purse: $594,000.

About the tournament: Allenby assumed the lead in the second round and held it virtually the rest of the way to beat local favorite Rocco Mediate by three shots.

2002

Winner: Dan Forsman.

Course: Waynesborough Country Club, Paoli, Pa.

Winner's score: 14-under 270.

Winner's purse: $594,000.

About the tournament: Forsman shot 64-65 the final two days to overtake Billy Andrade and Robert Allenby by one stroke.

2003

Winner: J.L. Lewis.

Course: Mystic Rock, Farmington, Pa.

Winner's score: 22-under 266.

Winner's purse: $720,000.

About the tournament: Lewis shot rounds of 68 and a course-record 62 on the final day to rally from a seven-stroke deficit to win his first title in four years. The field had to play 36 holes the last day because rain washed out the first round.

2004

Winner: Vijay Singh.

Course: Mystic Rock, Farmington, Pa.

Winner's score: 15-under 273.

Winner's purse: $756,000.

About the tournament: Newly crowned No. 1 golfer in the world, Vijay Singh came to Mystic Rock firing on all cylinders. Singh led the tournament wire-to-wire, finally edging Stewart Cink on the final day by a stroke. The 84 Lumber Classic was Singh's eighth win of the 2004 season, which made him the fourth player since 1960 to gather as many in a single year.

2005

Winner: Jason Gore.

Course: Mystic Rock, Farmington, Pa.

Winner's score: 14-under 274.

Winner's purse: $792,000.

About the tournament: U.S. Open darling Jason Gore held off the 84 Lumber Classic field to win on the PGA Tour a month after earning an automatic promotion when he captured three consecutive titles on the Nationwide Tour.

Gore's four-stroke lead with five holes to play was down to one over runner-up Carlos Franco by No. 18, but Gore landed his approach shot on the 468-yard par 4 on the lower fringe of the green. With a playoff looming if he didn't get up and down, Gore deftly lagged his putt from 91 1/2 feet to within 22 inches and tapped in for a final-round 2-under 70 and his first PGA Tour victory.