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Tiger Woods won seven times in 2007,
including the inaugural FedExCup, the
PGA Championship and THE TOUR
Championship. Woods has 61 career
TOUR victories (fifth all-time) and 13
major professional championships
(second all-time).
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Tim Finchem
Commissioner
Henry Hughes
Executive Vice President and
Chief of Operations
On behalf of the players, tournaments, volunteers and our management staff, welcome to another exciting season of PGA
TOUR competition. We appreciate your dedicated and professional coverage of the PGA TOUR and your help in bringing the stories
of these talented athletes to life for millions of fans around the globe.
Last year began a landmark era for the PGA TOUR with the debut of the FedExCup. The sport’s new season-long competition
accomplished everything we envisioned, providing a strong, compelling conclusion to the golf season with our first-ever PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup.
Now that we’ve established a solid foundation, we will continue our efforts to build upon the enthusiasm our players and fans
have demonstrated for the FedExCup. While there have been no fundamental changes to the overall structure of the competition for
2008, the PGA TOUR’s Policy Board will continue to assess the point structure for the seeding and Playoffs, with a focus on creating
more volatility and keeping more players in contention for the FedExCup at the finale, THE TOUR Championship presented by
Coca-Cola. Changes are possible prior to this year’s Playoffs.
This year’s PGA TOUR schedule features 48 official events that offer an all-time high of $278 million in official prize money.
We have new title sponsors with the Northern Trust Open (in Los Angeles), RBC Canadian Open, Legends Reno-Tahoe Open and
Justin Timberlake joining the elite roster of celebrities to host PGA TOUR events with the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for
Children Open. Also, the Puerto Rico Open presented by Banco Popular is a new addition to the TOUR schedule. We welcome these
new sponsors and events to the PGA TOUR family.
Inside the ropes, the 2007 PGA TOUR season provided compelling competition, particularly during the Playoffs. From the feelgood
story of Steve Stricker capturing the first of the four Playoff events, The Barclays, to Phil Mickelson dueling Tiger Woods down
the stretch to capture the Deutsche Bank Championship, to Woods’ victories at the BMW Championship and THE TOUR
Championship to claim the inaugural FedExCup, there was excitement at every event.
Additionally, fans who attended the 2007 PLAYERS Championship were treated to the upgrades to The PLAYERS Stadium
Course, a new state-of-the-art clubhouse and numerous fan enhancements, while Mickelson captured this coveted title for the first
time. The Presidents Cup in Canada was one of best in the event’s history, and the inaugural Fall Series re-energized the careers of
several players with world-class resumes, including Justin Leonard (Valero Texas Open), Chad Campbell (Viking Classic), Steve
Flesch (Turning Stone Resort Championship) and Mike Weir (Fry’s Electronics Open).
On the Champions Tour, the marquee names continued to win and entertain record crowds, from World Golf Hall of Fame member
Hale Irwin earning his 45th Champions Tour victory at the first event of the season, to Jim Thorpe successfully defending his
title at the season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship. Loren Roberts avenged his 20-point loss of the 2006 Charles Schwab
Cup by capturing the season-long points title in 2007, nipping Player of the Year Jay Haas. The season included an impressive list
of first-time and multiple winners, recognizable rookies and culminated with the induction of Curtis Strange and Hubert Green into
the World Golf Hall of Fame.
The Nationwide Tour continued to elevate its stature. Richard Johnson of Wales captured the money title with his win in the
season finale. Australian Nick Flanagan, the Player of the Year, became the eighth player and first international member to earn a
three-win promotion to the PGA TOUR, while Daniel Summerhays became the first amateur to capture a Nationwide Tour title.
Jason Day, at 19, became the youngest winner in Tour history. “The 25” graduates transitioning to the PGA TOUR in 2008 promise
to have an impact, similar to many of the Nationwide Tour alumni who preceded them. Through 2007, Nationwide Tour alumni have
won 217 PGA TOUR titles, including 21 last year.
The PGA TOUR is on track to reach our second billion in charitable donations within the next five to seven years. Our appreciation
and congratulations go out to the tournaments, players, sponsors and thousands of volunteers who are helping to make this
goal a reality.
Thank you again for your coverage of the PGA TOUR. If you have questions or concerns, our communications team on site at
tournament media centers or at our headquarters in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, will be happy to assist.
Sincerely,
A Message to the Media
Timothy W. Finchem Henry Hughes
Commissioner Executive Vice President and Chief of Operations
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On the Cover: 2007 FedExCup champion Tiger Woods (left), Steve Stricker (top right) and Phil Mickelson.
Woods, Stricker and Mickelson finished first through third in the inaugural FedExCup competition.
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The name of our organization is the PGA TOUR, a tax-exempt membership
group of professional golfers that plays more than 100 official money tournaments
on three Tours – the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and Nationwide
Tour. Our headquarters are located in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL, southeast of
Jacksonville.
We should be referred to as the PGA TOUR or TOUR (on second reference),
but not the PGA, as we are a different organization than the PGA of
America.
The PGA is the Professional Golfers’ Association of America, a membership
organization for the nation’s club professionals. The PGA runs the
PGA Championship, Senior PGA Championship and Ryder Cup Matches,
among other championships. The PGA headquarters are located in Palm
Beach Gardens, FL.
The PGA TOUR and PGA of America were affiliated until 1968, when
the tournament players, a small subset of the total PGA membership, broke
The PGA TOUR is the world’s foremost golf Tour, with
48 official money events from January through
November. This year is the second in a new era for
the PGA TOUR with the continuation of the FedExCup,
a season-long points competition culminating with
the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedEx Cup.
The Champions Tour continues to combine extremely
competitive golf for champions of the game age 50 and
older with a fan-friendly platform that promotes
“inside the ropes” and game-improvement for its fans.
The Charles Schwab Cup, a season-long, points-based
competition, enters its eighth season.
Events: 29 (Official Money)
Prize Money: Approximately
$55.5 million
Membership: 29 international
players, 15 countries.
Tournament Sites: 16 states,
2 countries (outside U.S.)
TV: CBS, NBC, GOLF CHANNEL,
ABC, ESPN, TNT
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Competition Awards:
Charles Schwab Cup
(Season-long points), Jack
Nicklaus Trophy (Player of
the Year), Arnold Palmer
Award (Leading money winner),
Byron Nelson Award
(Scoring average), Rookie of
the Year, Comeback Player
of the Year.
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away to form the Tournament Players Division and gain more control of their
finances and tournament schedule. The Tournament Players Division was
renamed the PGA TOUR in 1975.
Two other American golf organizations are involved in men’s professional
tournament play, independent of the TOUR but with their marquee
events included on the TOUR schedule as non-TOUR co-sponsored tournaments.
The United States Golf Association, with headquarters in Far Hills,
NJ, oversees the national championships (U.S. Open, U.S. Senior Open,
U.S. Amateur, U.S. Women’s Amateur, etc.) and administers the Rules of
Golf, among other duties. The Augusta (GA) National Golf Club plays host
to the Masters Tournament. The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St.
Andrews, Scotland oversees the British Open and administers the world’s
golf rules jointly with the USGA.
Events: 48 (Official Money) Competition Awards:
Prize Money: Approximately
$278 million
Membership: 78 international
players, 19 countries, led by
Australia with 25.
FedExCup (Season-long
points), Jack Nicklaus Trophy
(Player of the Year), Arnold
Palmer Award (Leading
money winner), Byron
Nelson Award (Scoring
Tournament Sites: 22 states, average), Rookie of the Year,
4 countries (outside U.S.)
TV: CBS, NBC, GOLF CHANNEL,
ABC, ESPN, TNT
Comeback Player of the Year.
The Nationwide Tour is the “official proving ground” of
the PGA TOUR. Through 2007, 217 PGA TOUR tournaments
have been won by former Nationwide Tour players.
The 2008 PGA TOUR membership is comprised of
approximately 65 percent Nationwide Tour alumni. “The
25” (the top 25 on the money list) qualify for the PGA
TOUR the following season.
Events: 30 (Official Money)
Prize Money: $19 million
Membership: 61 international
players, 18 countries, led by
Australia with 21.
Tournament Sites: 30 states,
5 countries (outside U.S.)
TV: GOLF CHANNEL
Competition Awards:
Jack Nicklaus Trophy
(Player of the Year)
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SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION
2008 Tournament Schedule ........................................1-5/9
PGA TOUR Fact Sheet ..................................................1-10
FedExCup ..................................................................1-11/15
Broadcasting ............................................................1-16/17
THE PLAYERS Championship and TPC Sawgrass..........1-18
History of the PGA TOUR ........................................1-19/21
Board of Directors..........................................................1-22
About the Commissioner ..............................................1-23
SECTION 2: PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES
All-Exempt TOUR Priority Rankings ............................2-2/3
Player Biographies ..................................................2-4/216
Other Prominent Members..................................2-217/271
Other International Players..................................2-272/278
Definitions....................................................................2-279
Tournament Exemptions..............................................2-279
2008 PGA TOUR Rookies ............................................2-279
2008 International Players on the PGA TOUR............2-280
SECTION 3: 2007 TOURNAMENT SUMMARIES
Mercedes-Benz Championship....................................3-2/3
Sony Open in Hawaii ..................................................3-4/5
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic ..........................................3-6/9
Buick Invitational......................................................3-10/11
FBR Open..................................................................3-12/13
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am ....................3-14/17
Nissan Open ............................................................3-18/20
Mayakoba Golf Classic..................................................3-21
Accenture Match Play Championship ..........................3-22
The Honda Classic ..................................................3-23/24
PODS Championship......................................................3-25
Arnold Palmer Invitational ......................................3-26/27
CA Championship ..........................................................3-28
Shell Houston Open ................................................3-29/30
Masters Tournament................................................3-31/32
Verizon Heritage ......................................................3-33/34
Zurich Classic of New Orleans................................3-35/36
EDS Byron Nelson Championship ..........................3-37/38
Wachovia Championship ..............................................3-39
THE PLAYERS Championship ..................................3-40/41
AT&T Classic ............................................................3-42/43
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial ....................3-44/45
the Memorial Tournament ......................................3-46/47
Stanford St. Jude Championship ............................3-48/49
U.S. Open ................................................................3-50/52
Travelers Championship ..........................................3-53/54
Buick Open ..............................................................3-55/56
AT&T National ..............................................................3-57
John Deere Classic ..................................................3-58/59
British Open..............................................................3-60/63
U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee..................3-64/65
Canadian Open ........................................................3-66-68
Bridgestone Invitational ..........................................3-69/70
Reno-Tahoe Open ..........................................................3-71
PGA Championship ..................................................3-72/73
Wyndham Championship ........................................3-74/75
The Barclays ............................................................3-76/77
Deutsche Bank Championship ......................................3-78
BMW Championship................................................3-79/81
THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola ......3-82
Turning Stone Resort Championship ............................3-83
Viking Classic ..........................................................3-84/85
Valero Texas Open ..................................................3-86/88
Frys.com Open..........................................................3-89/90
Fry’s Electronics Open....................................................3-91
Ginn sur Mer Classic ....................................................3-92
Children’s Miracle Network Classic........................3-93/95
PGA Grand Slam of Golf................................................3-96
Wendy’s 3-Tour Challenge ............................................3-97
OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup ..........................3-98/99
LG Skins Game ............................................................3-100
Del Webb Father/Son Challenge................................3-101
PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament......................3-102/104
Merrill Lynch Shootout................................................3-105
Target World Challenge ..............................................3-106
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SECTION 4: SPECIAL EVENTS
International Federation of PGA Tours ..........................4-2
World Golf Championships Events ................................4-3
The Presidents Cup ......................................................4-4/9
The Ryder Cup..........................................................4-10/11
Official World Golf Ranking ....................................4-12/13
Winners of Major U.S. Amateur Events ......................4-14
SECTION 5: 2007 FACTS & FIGURES
FedExCup/Final Standings ..............................................5-2
FedExCup Regular Season Points................................5-3/4
2007 Official Money List ............................................5-5/6
2007 Non-Member Money List ......................................5-6
2007 Tournament Summary ........................................5-7/9
2007 Facts & Figures ..............................................5-10/12
Glossary of Statistics ....................................................5-13
2007 Statistical Leaders................................................5-14
Year-By-Year Statistical Leaders ..................................5-15
2007 Scoring Average by Event ..................................5-16
Player Performance Chart........................................5-17/18
Toughest Holes on the 2007 PGA TOUR ......................5-19
Toughest Courses on the 2007 PGA TOUR ..................5-20
SECTION 6: ALL-TIME PGA TOUR RECORDS
All-Time PGA TOUR Records ....................................6-2/11
Biggest One-Season Gains ..........................................6-12
Money Levels ................................................................6-12
All-Time PGA TOUR Money List....................................6-13
Top 50 All-Time TOUR Winners ....................................6-13
Past Leading Money Winners ......................................6-14
Growth of Purses ..........................................................6-14
Most PGA TOUR Wins Year-by-Year ............................6-15
PGA TOUR Wins by Former Nationwide Tour Players ..6-16/17
Total TOUR Wins by Former Nationwide Tour Players ......6-18
Single Tournament Statistical Records ........................6-18
The Last Time ..........................................................6-19/21
Individual Playoff Records ......................................6-21/25
Tournament Playoff Records....................................6-26/30
Facts & Figures (1970-2007)....................................6-31/47
SECTION 7: AWARDS
FedExCup Champion........................................................7-2
PGA TOUR Player of the Year Award ............................7-2
Arnold Palmer Award ......................................................7-2
Byron Nelson Trophy........................................................7-2
PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year ........................................7-3
PGA TOUR Comeback Player of the Year ......................7-3
PGA Player of the Year....................................................7-3
Vardon Trophy ..................................................................7-3
Other Awards Won by PGA TOUR Players ....................7-4
PGA TOUR Charity of the Year........................................7-4
Volunteer of the Year ......................................................7-4
Card Walker Award ........................................................7-4
PGA TOUR Lifetime Achievement Award ......................7-4
Payne Stewart Award ....................................................7-5
PGA TOUR Players of the Month ................................7-5/6
Multiple Players of the Month Winners ........................7-6
SECTION 8: CORPORATE MARKETING
Accusplit ..........................................................................8-2
Aleve ................................................................................8-2
Avodart ............................................................................8-2
Bank of America Affinity Credit Card ............................8-2
Boston Hannah ................................................................8-2
Bridgestone......................................................................8-2
Canon U.S.A.....................................................................8-2
Carey International ..........................................................8-2
Charles Schwab & Co. ....................................................8-2
Coca-Cola ........................................................................8-2
Custom House..................................................................8-2
Delta Air Lines ................................................................8-2
DTN/Meterologix ............................................................8-2
FedEx ................................................................................8-2
Forbes ..............................................................................8-2
General Mills ..................................................................8-3
General Motors................................................................8-3
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Getty Images....................................................................8-3
Golf Digest ......................................................................8-3
Hawaii Tourism Authority................................................8-3
Humana............................................................................8-3
Jani-King..........................................................................8-3
JELD-WEN ......................................................................8-3
John Deere & Company ..................................................8-3
Ketel One Vodka ..............................................................8-3
Lending Tree ....................................................................8-3
MasterCard ......................................................................8-3
Michelob and Michelob Light ........................................8-3
Mitsubishi Electric ..........................................................8-3
NAMG ..............................................................................8-3
National Car Rental ........................................................8-4
Nationwide ......................................................................8-4
Norwegian Cruise Lines ..................................................8-4
Outback Steakhouse........................................................8-4
PGA TOUR Spa Laterra....................................................8-4
Physiotherapy Associates ..............................................8-4
PODS ................................................................................8-4
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLC ........................................8-4
Pro-Caps Laboratories ....................................................8-4
Rolex ................................................................................8-4
Sentient Jet Membership ..............................................8-4
Southern Company ..........................................................8-4
Starwood Hotels & Resorts ............................................8-4
Tiffany & Co. ....................................................................8-4
Travelers ..........................................................................8-4
Waste Management........................................................8-4
XM Satellite Radio ..........................................................8-4
PGA TOUR Retail Licensing ............................................8-5
New Media/PGATOUR.com ............................................8-6
SECTION 9: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Charity ..............................................................................9-2
GOLF 20/20: Vision for the Future ..................................9-3
The First Tee ....................................................................9-3
Hualalai: First PGA TOUR Resort ....................................9-4
PGATOURIMAGES.com ..................................................9-4
PGA TOUR Links ..............................................................9-4
PGA TOUR Productions....................................................9-5
Tournament Advisory Council..........................................9-5
Prize Money Distribution Charts ....................................9-6
PGA TOUR Media Regulations....................................9-7/9
TPC Network ............................................................9-10/11
ShotLink ........................................................................9-12
PGA Tour Wives Association, Inc. ................................9-12
Weather Guidelines ......................................................9-13
World Golf Foundation ..................................................9-13
PGA TOUR Anti-Doping Program ..................................9-14
World Golf Hall of Fame..........................................9-15/21
World Golf Village ........................................................9-22
SECTION 10: STAFF
Office of the Commissioner ..........................................10-2
Executive Committee ....................................................10-3
Communications/Public Relations ................................10-4
Brand ..............................................................................10-5
Tournament Business Affairs........................................10-5
Competitions and Rules ................................................10-5
Tournament Administration ..........................................10-6
Corporate Marketing/Business Development..............10-6
ShotLink ........................................................................10-6
Championship Management ........................................10-6
Finance and Administration/Legal................................10-7
The Presidents Cup........................................................10-7
Tournament Players Clubs ............................................10-7
Player Relations/Player Affairs ....................................10-7
Agronomy ......................................................................10-8
TV/Broadcasting/New Media/Productions ..................10-8
International Television ................................................10-8
SECTION 11: ETC.
Index ..........................................................................11-2/4
Future Events ................................................................11-5
Three-TOUR Schedules ................................................11-6
Frequently Used Telephone Numbers ..........................11-7
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2008 PGA TOUR Tournament Schedule
Date Tourn Dir/Media Contact Course/Par/Yds/Architects FedExCup Pts/1st Prize Money/1st TV 2007 Winner
Dec 31- Mercedes-Benz Championship * The Plantation Course at Kapalua (73/7,411) 25,000/ $5,500,000/ GOLF Vijay Singh
Jan 6 Nancy Cross/Tracy Johnson 2000 Plantation Club Drive 4,500 $1,100,000
808-665-9160/808-669-8888 Kapalua, HI 96761
nancy.cross@kapaluamaui.com Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw/1991
tjohnson@kapaluamaui.com
Jan Sony Open in Hawaii * Waialae CC (70/7,044) 25,000/ $5,300,000/ GOLF Paul Goydos
7-13 Ray Stosik/Bill Bachran 4997 Kahala Avenue 4,500 $954,000
808-523-7888/808-523-7888 Honolulu, HI 96816
rstosik@141Hawaii.com Seth Raynor/1927
bbachran@141Hawaii.com
Jan Bob Hope Chrysler Classic * Classic Club (72/7,305) (Host) 25,000/ $5,100,000/ GOLF Charley Hoffman
14-20 Dawn Suggs/Toby Zwikel Arnold Palmer/2005 4,500 $918,000
760-346-8184/818-344-6195 75-200 NorthStar Resort Parkway
dawnsuggs@bhcc.com Palm Desert, CA 92211
tobyz@bzapr.com Arnold Palmer Private/PGA West (72/6,930)
Arnold Palmer/1987
LaQuinta CC (72/7,060)
Lawrence Hughes/1959
Palmer Course at SilverRock Resort (72/7,553)
Arnold Palmer/2005
Jan Buick Invitational * Torrey Pines GC South (72/7,568) (Host) 25,000/ $5,200,000/ GOLF/CBS Tiger Woods
21-27 Tom Wilson/Rick Schloss and North Courses (72/6,874) 4,500 $936,000
619-281-4653/619-682-3407 11480 Torrey Pines Road
ziggy@buickinvitational.com La Jolla, CA 92037
rickschlosspr@aol.com William Bell/1957; Rees Jones/2001 (South)
Jan 28- FBR Open * TPC Scottsdale (71/7,216) 25,000/ $6,000,000/ GOLF/CBS Aaron Baddeley
Feb 3 Tim Louis/Rob Myers 17020 North Hayden Road 4,500 $1,080,000
602-870-0163/480-348-7540 Scottsdale, AZ 85255
tim.louis@rsmart.com Tom Weiskopf & Jay Morrish/1986
rmyers@commlinks.com
Feb AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am * Pebble Beach Golf Links (72/6,816) (Host) 25,000/ $6,000,000/ GOLF/CBS Phil Mickelson
4-10 Steve Worthy/Hunter Public Relations Douglas Grant & Jack Neville/1919 4,500 $1,080,000
831-649-1533/831-656-1234 17 Mile Drive
sworthy@attpbgolf.com Pebble Beach, CA 93953
Spyglass Hill GC (72/6,953)
Robert Trent Jones, Sr. /1967
Poppy Hills GC (72/6,833)
Robert Trent Jones, Jr./1986
Feb Northern Trust Open * Riviera CC (71/7,279) 25,000/ $6,200,000/ GOLF/CBS Charles Howell III
11-17 Tom Pulchinski/Toby Zwikel 1250 Capri Drive 4,500 $1,116,000
213-989-2143/818-344-6195 ext. 104 Pacific Palisades, CA 90272
tom@lajcc.org George C. Thomas, Jr. &
tobyz@bzapr.com William P. Bell/1926
Feb World Golf Championships- The Gallery at Dove Mountain (72/7,466) 26,250/ $8,000,000/ GOLF/NBC Henrik Stenson
18-24 Accenture Match Play Championship * 14000 North Dove Mountain Boulevard 4,725 $1,440,000
Michael Garten/Laura Neal Marana, AZ 85658
520-207-0595/904-273-7655 John Fought & Tom Lehman/1998
mgarten@pgatourhq.com
lauraneal@pgatourhq.com
Feb Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya * Mayakoba Resort (El Camaleon) (70/6,923) 12,500/ $3,500,000/ GOLF Fred Funk
18-24 Larson Segerdahl/Lee Patterson Ctra. Federal Chetumal--Ptro. Juarez Km. 298 2,250 $630,000
52 (984) 873-4916/704-553-7490 Playa del Carmen, Solidaridad Quintana Roo
larson@gwse.com Mexico C.P. 77710
pattersonprinc@yahoo.com Greg Norman/2006
Feb 25- The Honda Classic * PGA National Resort & Spa 25,000/ $5,500,000/ GOLF/NBC Mark Wilson
Mar 2 Ed McEnroe/Ken Kennerly Champion Course (70/7,241) 4,500 $990,000
561-799-2747/561-799-4604 400 Avenue of the Champions
emcenroe@thehondaclassic.com Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
kkennerly@thehondaclassic.com Tom & George Fazio/1981; Jack Nicklaus/1990, 2002
Mar PODS Championship * Innisbrook Resort & GC 25,000/ $5,300,000/ GOLF/NBC Mark Calcavecchia
3-9 Gerald Goodman/Rick Odioso Cooperhead Course (71/7,340) 4,500 $954,000
727-942-5566/727-942-5566 36750 U. S. Highway 19 North
office@suncoastgolf.com Palm Harbor, FL 34684
rodioso@suncoastgolf.com Larry Packard/1972
*PGA TOUR Regular Season Television coverage subject to change
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2008 PGA TOUR Tournament Schedule
Date Tourn Dir/Media Contact Course/Par/Yds/Architects FedExCup Pts/1st Prize Money/1st TV 2007 Winner
Mar Arnold Palmer Invitational Bay Hill Club and Lodge (70/7,137) 25,000/ $5,800,000/ GOLF/NBC Vijay Singh
10-16 presented by MasterCard * 9000 Bay Hill Boulevard 4,500 $1,044,000
Scott Wellington/Tracy Dent Orlando, FL 32819
407-876-2888/407-876-2888 Dick Wilson & Joe Lee/1961
swellington@arnoldpalmerinvitational.com
Mar World Golf Championships- Doral Golf Resort & Spa (72/7,266) 26,250/ $8,000,000/ GOLF/NBC Tiger Woods
17-23 CA Championship * Blue Course 4,725 $1,440,000
Eddie Carbone/Laura Neal 4400 Northwest 87th Avenue
305-513-4653/904-273-7655 Doral, FL 33178
EddieCarbone@pgatourhq.com Dick Wilson & Robert von Hagge/1962
lauraneal@pgatourhq.com Jim McLean/2000
Mar Puerto Rico Open Coco Beach G&CC (72/7,484) 12,500/ $3,500,000/ GOLF New Event
17-23 presented by Banco Popular * 100 Clubhouse Drive 2,250 $630,000
Mike Harmon Rio Grande, Puerto Rico 00745
787-993-0880 Tom Kite & Bruce Bresse/2004
mike@globalgolfmanagement.com
Mar Zurich Classic of New Orleans * TPC Louisiana (72/7,341) 25,000/ $6,200,000/ GOLF/NBC Nick Watney
24-30 Tommy Fonseca/Stafford Scott 11001 Lapalco Boulevard 4,500 $1,116,000
504-342-3000/504-210-1304 Avondale, LA 70094
tfonseca@forekidsfoundation.com Pete Dye/2004
ScottS@peteramayer.com
Mar 31- Shell Houston Open * Redstone GC (72/7,457) 25,000/ $5,600,000/ GOLF/NBC Adam Scott
Apr 6 Steve Timms/Burt Darden The Tournament Course 4,500 $1,008,000
281-454-7000/281-454-7000 5860 Wilson Road
stimms@hga.org Humble, TX 77396
bdarden@hga.org Rees Jones, David Toms (Consult.)/2005
Apr Masters Tournament • * Augusta National GC (72/7,445) 27,500/ ($7,000,000/ ESPN/CBS Zach Johnson
7-13 Walton L. Johnson/Glenn Greenspan 2604 Washington Road 4,950 $1,260,000)
706-667-6000/706-667-6705 Augusta, GA 30904
gjgreenspan@augustanational.com Alister Mackenzie, Bobby Jones/1934
Tom Fazio/2001
Apr Verizon Heritage * Harbour Town Golf Links (71/6,973) 25,000/ $5,500,000/ GOLF/CBS Boo Weekley
14-20 Steve Wilmot/Angela McSwain 11 Lighthouse Lane 4,500 $990,000
843-671-2448/843-671-2448 Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
steve@verizonheritage.com Pete Dye/1969
angela@verizonheritage.com
Apr EDS Byron Nelson Championship * TPC Four Seasons Resort 25,000/ $6,400,000/ GOLF/CBS Scott Verplank
21-27 Janie Henderson/Tracy Cobb Las Colinas (70/7,016) 4,500 $1,152,000
214-742-3896/214-742-3896 4150 North MacArthur Boulevard
jhenderson@scdallas.org Irving, TX 75038
tcobb@scdallas.org Jay Morrish/1996; D.A. Weibring/2008
Apr 28- Wachovia Championship * Quail Hollow Club (72/7,442) 25,000/ $6,400,000/ GOLF/CBS Tiger Woods
May 4 Kym Hougham/Lee Patterson 3700 Gleneagles Lane 4,500 $1,152,000
704-554-8095/704-553-4790 Charlotte, NC 28210
kym.hougham@wachoviachampionship.com George Cobb/1961
lee.patterson@wachoviachampionship.com Tom Fazio/1997, 2003
May THE PLAYERS Championship * TPC Sawgrass (72/7,215) 27,500/ ($9,000,000 GOLF/NBC Phil Mickelson
5-11 Ron Cross/Laura Neal THE PLAYERS Stadium Course 4,950 $1,620,000)
904-273-3383/904-273-7655 110 Championship Way
roncross@pgatourhq.com Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082
lauraneal@pgatourhq.com Pete Dye/1980
May AT&T Classic * TPC Sugarloaf (72/7,343) 25,000/ $5,500,000/ GOLF/CBS Zach Johnson
12-18 Dave Kaplan/John Marshall 2595 Sugarloaf Club Drive 4,500 $990,000
770-951-8777/770-436-2643 Duluth, GA 30097
dekaplan@bellsouth.net Greg Norman/1997
jmarsh4653@aol.com
May Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial * Colonial CC (70/7,054) 25,000/ $6,100,000/ GOLF/CBS Rory Sabbatini
19-25 Peter Ripa/David Walker 3735 Country Club Circle 4,500 $1,098,000
817-927-4299/817-831-4106 Ft. Worth, TX 76109
pripa@colonialfw.com Perry Maxell & John Bredemus/1943
dgwalker@prodigy.net Keith Porter/1999
May 26- the Memorial Tournament Muirfield Village GC (72/7,366) 25,000/ $6,000,000/ GOLF/CBS K. J. Choi
Jun 1 presented by Morgan Stanley * 5750 Memorial Drive 4,500 $1,080,000
Daniel Sullivan/Tom Sprouse Dublin, OH 43017
614-889-6781/614-889-6791 Jack Nicklaus, Desmond Muirhead/1974
dsullivan@thememorialtournament.com
tsprouse@thememorialtournament.com
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Date Tourn Dir/Media Contact Course/Par/Yds/Architects FedExCup Pts/1st Prize Money/1st TV 2007 Winner
Jun Stanford St. Jude Championship * TPC Southwind (70/7,239) 25,000/ $6,000,000 GOLF/CBS Woody Austin
2-8 Kevin Krisle/Phil Cannon 3325 Club at Southwind 4,500 $1,080,000
901-748-0534/901-748-0534 Memphis, TN 38125
kkrisle@stanfordstjude.com Ron Prichard/1987
pcannon@stanfordstjude.com
Jun U.S. Open • * Torrey Pines CC (71/7,568) 27,500/ ($7,000,000/ ESPN/NBC Angel Cabrera
9-15 Mike Davis/Craig Smith South Course 4,950 $1,260,000)
910-215-6168/908-234-2300x1040 11480 Torrey Pines Road
mdavis@usga.org La Jolla, CA 92037
csmith@usga.org William Bell/1957; Rees Jones/2001
Jun Travelers Championship * TPC River Highlands (70/6,844) 25,000/ $6,000,000/ GOLF/CBS Hunter Mahan
16-22 Nathan Grube/Anne Marie McLaughlin 1 Golf Club Road 4,500 $1,080,000
860-502-6800/860-502-6808 Cromwell, CT 06416
ngrube@travelerschampionship.com Robert J. Moss & Maurice Kearney/1928;
amclaughlin@travelerschampionship.com Pete Dye & Bobby Weed/1998
Jun Buick Open * Warwick Hills G&CC (72/7,127) 25,000/ $5,000,000/ GOLF/CBS Brian Bateman
23-29 Robb Grainger/Al Abrams G-9057 South Saginaw Street 4,500 $900,000
248-203-8759/646-638-5486 Grand Blanc, MI 48439
robb.grainger@momentumww.com James Gilmore Harrison/1957;
al.abrams@momentumww.com Joe Lee/1969
Jun 30- AT&T National * Congressional CC (70/7,204) 25,000/ $6,000,000/ GOLF/CBS K. J. Choi
Jul 6 Greg McLaughlin/Emily Taylor Blue Course 4,500 $1,080,000
301/365-6946/310-266-6469 8500 River Road
gmclaughlin@tigerwoodsfoundation.org Bethesda, MD 20817
etaylor@tigerwoodsfoundation.org Devereux Emmett/1922;
Robert Trent Jones, Sr./1957; Rees Jones/1989
Jul John Deere Classic * TPC Deere Run (71/7,268) 25,000/ $4,200,000/ GOLF/CBS Jonathan Byrd
7-13 Clair Peterson/Barry Cronin 3100 Heather Knoll 4,500 $756,000
309-762-4653/847-698-1801 Silvis, IL 61282
clairp@jdclassic.com D.A. Weibring & Chris Gray/1999
bcronin@cronincommunications.com
Jul British Open • * Royal Birkdale GC (70/7,180) 27,500/ ($8,600,000/ TNT/ABC Padraig Harrington
14-20 David Hill/Malcolm Booth Lancashire Course 4,950 $1,548,000)
011-44-1334-460000 Waterloo Road, Birkdale, Southport,
Merseyside, U. K. PR8 2LX
George Low/1897; F.W. Hawtree, J. H. Taylor/1930s
Jul U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee * Brown Deer Park GC (70/6,759) 12,500/ $4,000,000/ GOLF Joe Ogilvie
14-20 Dan Croak/Dan Blackman 7835 North Green Bay Avenue 2,250 $720,000
414-431-4653/561-965-1350 Milwaukee, WI 53209
dan.croak@usbankchampionship.com George Hanson/1929;
dblackman@usbankchampionship.com Andy North, Roger Packard/1993
Jul RBC Canadian Open * Glen Abbey GC (72/7,112) 25,000/ $5,000,000/ GOLF/CBS Jim Furyk
21-27 Bill Paul/Anthony Alfred 1333 Dorval Drive 4,500 $900,000
905-849-9700x203/905-849-9700x227 Oakville, Ontario
bpaul@rcga.org Canada L6M 4X7
aalfred@rcga.org Jack Nicklaus/1976
Jul 28- World Golf Championships- Firestone CC (70/7,360) 26,250/ $8,000,000/ GOLF/CBS Tiger Woods
Aug 3 Bridgestone Invitational * South Course 4,725 $1,440,000
Don Padgett/Laura Neal 452 East Warner Road
330-644-2299/904-273-7655 Akron, OH 44319
DonaldPadgett@pgatourhq.com Bert Way/1950;
lauraneal@pgatourhq.com Robert Trent Jones, Sr./1960
Jul 28- Legends Reno-Tahoe Open * Montreux G&CC (72/7,472) 12,500/ $3,000,000/ GOLF Steve Flesch
Aug 3 775-322-3900 18077 Bordeaux Drive 2,250 $540,000
Reno, NV 89511
Jack Nicklaus/1997
Aug PGA Championship • * Oakland Hills CC (70/7,445) 27,500/ ($7,000,000/ TNT/CBS Tiger Woods
4-10 Ryan Cannon/Julius Mason South Course 4,950 $1,260,000)
248-646-2008/561-624-8444 3951 W. Maple Road
rcannon@pgahq.com Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301
jmason@pgahq.com Donald Ross/1917;
Robert Trent Jones, Sr./1950; Rees Jones/2006
Aug Wyndham Championship * Forest Oaks CC 25,000/ $5,100,000/ GOLF/CBS Brandt Snedeker
11-17 Mark Brazil/Rob Goodman 4600 Forest Oaks Drive 4,500 $918,000
336-379-1570/336-299-4321 Greensboro, NC 27406
mbrazil@wyndhamchampionship.com
robgo@triad.rr.com
Ellis Maples/1965; Davis Love III/2003
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2008 PGA TOUR Tournament Schedule
Date Tourn Dir/Media Contact Course/Par/Yds/Architects FedExCup Pts/1st Prize Money/1st TV 2007 Winner
Aug The Barclays # Westchester CC (71/6,839) 50,000/ $7,000,000/ GOLF/CBS Steve Stricker
18-24 Peter Mele/Laura Neal 99 Biltmore Avenue 9,000 $1,260,000
914-967-5356/904-273-7655 Rye, NY 10580
pmele@pgatourhq.com Walter Travis/1922
lauraneal@pgatourhq.com
Aug 25- Deutsche Bank Championship # TPC Boston (71/7,207) 50,000/ $7,000,000/ GOLF/NBC Phil Mickelson
Sep 1 Eric Baldwin/Steve Brener 405 Arnold Palmer Boulevard 9,000 $1,260,000
866-455-7434/818-462-5598 Norton, MA 02766
ericbaldwin@imgworld.com Palmer Course Design/2002;
steveb@bzapr.com Gil Hanse, Jim Wagner, Brad Faxon/2007
Sep BMW Championship # Bellerive CC (71/7,476) 50,000/ $7,000,000/ GOLF/NBC Tiger Woods
1-7 John Kaczkowski/Gary Holaway BMW Championship office 9,000 $1,260,000
847-724-4600/847-724-4600 12925 Ladue Road
kaczkowski@wgaesf.com St. Louis, MO 63141
holaway@wgaesf.com Robert Trent Jones, Sr./1959; Rees Jones/2006
Sep (OFF WEEK)
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Sep Ryder Cup • Vahalla GC (72/7,291) — No Purse ESPN/NBC Europe (2006)
15-21 Kerry Haigh/Julius Mason 15503 Shelbyville Road
561-624-8499/561-624-8444 Louisville, KY 43750
khagh@pgahq.com/jmason@pgahq.com Jack Nicklaus/1986
Sep Viking Classic + Annandale GC (72/7,199) — $3,600,000/ GOLF Chad Campbell
15-21 Randy Watkins/Mary Katherine Neely 100 Annandale Golf Club Drive $648,000
601-898-4653/866-898-4653 Madison, MS 39110
randy@vikingclassic.com Jack Nicklaus/1981, 1998
mk@vikingclassic.com
Sep THE TOUR Championship East Lake GC (70/7,154) 50,000/ $7,000,000/ GOLF/NBC Tiger Woods
22-28 presented by Coca-Cola # 2575 Alston Drive 9,000 $1,260,000
Todd Rhinehart/Laura Neal Atlanta, GA 30317
404-378-8687/904-273-7655 Tom Bendelow/1908;
toddr@pgatourhq.com Donald Ross/1913; Rees Jones/1994
lauraneal@pgatourhq.com
Sep 29- Turning Stone Resort Championship + Atunyote GC at Turning — $6,000.000 GOLF Steve Flesch
Oct 5 Ann Spencer/Mark Emery Stone Resort (72/7,482) $1,080,000
315-361-8651/315-829-8305 5493 Cooper Street
ann.spencer@ Vernon, NY 13476
turningstonechampionship.com Tom Fazio/2004
Oct Valero Texas Open + LaCantera GC (70/6,881) — $4,500,000/ GOLF Justin Leonard
6-12 Craig Smith/Cathryn Le Vrier The Resort Course $810,000
210-345-3818/210-345-3837 16641 LaCantera Parkway
craig@golfsanantonio.org San Antonio, TX 78256
cathryn@golfsanantonio.org Tom Weiskopf & Jay Morrish/1994
Oct Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals TPC Summerlin (72/7,243) — $4,100,000/ GOLF George McNeill
13-19 for Children Open + 1700 Village Center Circle $738,000
702-873-1010 Las Vegas, NV 89134
Bobby Weed & Fuzzy Zoeller/1992
Oct Frys.com Open + Grayhawk GC (70/7,125) $5,000,000/ GOLF Mike Weir
20-26 TBD Raptor Course $900,000
8620 East Thompson Peak Parkway
Scottsdale, AZ 85255
Tom Fazio/1995
Oct 27- Ginn sur Mer Classic + Ginn Hammock Beach Resort (72/7,776) — $4,600,000/ GOLF Daniel Chopra
Nov 2 John Subers/Ryan Julison The Conservatory Course $828,000
386-246-5812/321-939-4705 The Conservatory at Hammock Beach
jsubers@ginncompany.com 300 Conservatory Drive
Palm Coast, FL 32137
Tom Watson/2006
Nov Children's Miracle Network Classic Walt Disney World Resort — $4,600,000/ GOLF Stephen Ames
3-9 presented by Wal-Mart + Magnolia (72/7,516) (Host) $828,000
Kevin Weickel/Darrell Fry and Palm Courses (72/7,010)
407-939-4169/407-566-5339 3281 Sherberth Road
kevin.weickel@disney.com Kissimmee, FL 34747
darell.fry@disney.com Joe Lee/1971
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Date Tourn Dir/Media Contact Course/Par/Yds/Architects FedExCup Pts/1st Prize Money/1st TV 2007 Winner
Nov OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup Mission Hills GC (72/7,250) — $5,500,000/ GOLF Scotland:
24-30 Jack Warfield/Laura Neal Olazabal Course $1,750,000 Colin Montgomerie/
904-280-4701/904-273-7655 No. 1 Mission Hills Road Marc Warren
Warfield@pgatourhq.com Shenzhen, China 518110
lauraneal@pgatourhq.com Jose Maria Olazabal/2003
Dec PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament PGA West — ($1,057,500/ GOLF Frank Lickliter II
3-8 56-150 PGA Boulevard $50,000)
La Quinta, CA 92253
TPC Stadium Course (Host) (72/7,300)
Pete Dye (1986)
Jack Nicklaus Tournament Course (72/7,204)
Jack Nicklas/1987
CHALLENGE EVENTS
Mar Tavistock Cup @ Isleworth G&CC (72/7,544) — $2,600,000/ GOLF Lake Nona G&CC
24-25 Andy Odenbach/Lauren Morgan 6100 Payne Stewart Drive $1,000,000 team
407-909-9000/407-909-9919 Windermere, FL 34786
aodenbach@tavistock.com Arnold Palmer, Ed Seay/1986
lmorgan@tavistock.com Steve Smyers/2003
Jun CVS/Caremark Charity Classic @ Rhode Island CC (71/6,734) — $1,350,000 GOLF Stewart Cink/
22-24 Greg Costello/Joe Mediate 150 Nyatt Road $250,000 J. J. Henry
401-245-3335/401-770-4441 Barrington, RI 02806
greg.costello@peterjacobsensports.com Donald Ross/1911
joe.mediate@peterjacobsensports.com
Jul Par-3 Challenge @ The Sherwood Lake Club — $540,000 ESPN Fred Couples (2006)
7-8 Tony Renaud Jack Nicklaus Par-3 Course
310-600-8488 Thousand Oaks, CA 91361
Anthony.Renaud@espn.com Jack Nicklaus/2006
Oct PGA Grand Slam @ The Mid Ocean Club (70/6,666) — $1,350,000/ TNT Angel Cabrera
14-15 David Charles/Julius Mason P. O. Box HM 1728 $600,000
561-624-8525/561-624-8444 Hamilton HM GX, Bermuda
jmason@pgahq.com Charles Blair Macdonald/1921
Robert Trent Jones, Sr./1950s
Nov ADT Skills Challenge @ Fairmont Turnberry Isle Resort & Club — $800,000/ NBC Natalie Gulbis/
3 Mike Milthorpe Soffer Course $310,000 team John Elway
TV Date 386-673-4377 Aventura, FL 33180
Dec michaelmilthorpe@bhcc.com Robert Trent Jones, Sr./1972; Raymond Floyd/2007
27-28
Nov Wendy’s 3-Tour Challenge @ Lake Las Vegas Resort — $1,000,000/ ABC LPGA
11 Kip Ericksen/Tom Sprouse Henderson, NV 89011 $400,000 team
TV TBD 614-764-4653/614-889-6971
keriksen@hnssports.com
tsprouse@thememorialtournament.com
Nov LG Skins Game @ Indian Wells Golf Resort (72/7,376) — $1,000,000 ABC Stephen Ames
29-30 Vicky Palmer Players Course
216-436-3462 950 Eldorado Drive
vicky.palmer@imgworld.com Indian Wells, CA 92210
John Fought
Dec Del Webb Father/Son Challenge @ ChampionsGate GC (72/7,128) — $1,100,000/ NBC Larry Nelson/
6-7 Katie Hyduk/Brian Robin 1400 Masters Blvd. $220,000 team Josh Nelson
305-461-9264/818-462-5610 ChampionsGate, FL 33896
katie.hyduk@imgworld.com Greg Norman/2000
brian@bzapr.com
Dec People vs. The Pros @ Cabos San Lucas (72/7,092) — $500,000 ESPN2 Tom Watson/
9 Andy Batkin Cabo Real GC Chris DiMarco
TV 310-406-8855 Los Cabos, Mexico
Date TBD abatkin@peoplevsthepros.com Robert Trent Jones, Jr.
Dec Merrill Lynch Shootout @ Tiburon GC (72/7,288) — $2,900,000 GOLF/NBC Woody Austin/
10-14 Taylor Ives/Lee Patterson 2620 Tiburon Drive $725,000 team Mark Calcavecchia
239-254-9770/704-553-4790 Naples, FL 34109
taylor.ives@gwse.com Greg Norman/1998
pattersonprinc@yahoo.com
Dec Target World Challenge presented Sherwood CC (72/7,085) — $5,750,000/ GOLF/NBC Tiger Woods
15-21 by Countrywide @ 320 West Stafford Road $1,350,000
Greg McLaughlin/Emily Taylor Thousand Oaks, CA 91361
949-725-3003/949-725-3003 Jack Nicklaus/1989
gmclaughlin@tigerwoodsfoundation.org
etaylor@tigerwoodsfoundation.org
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Name:
PGA TOUR
Web site:
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Commissioner:
Tim Finchem (since June 1, 1994)
Headquarters:
112 PGA TOUR Boulevard, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082
Phone: 904-285-3700
Overview:
The PGA TOUR is a tax-exempt membership organization of professional
golfers. The inaugural season-long FedExCup competition began last year at
Kapalua and culminated with Tiger Woods winning the FedExCup Trophy at
East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta. The four-week PGA TOUR Playoffs for the
FedExCup not only offered compelling golf, but also many great story lines –
from Steve Stricker’s emotional return to the winner’s circle to Tiger Woods
and Phil Mickelson battling down the stretch.
The mission of the PGA TOUR is to expand domestically and internationally so
as to substantially increase player financial benefits while maintaining its
commitment to growth in charity and the integrity of the game. In addition to
providing competitive opportunities for its membership, PGA TOUR events
also generate revenue for charitable causes in their communities.
2008 Schedule (48 official events):
1. FedExCup Regular Season – 37 events
2. PGA TOUR Playoffs – 4 events
3. Fall Series – 7 events
The TOUR plays in 22 states plus Canada, Mexico, England and Puerto Rico.
Major Championships (4):
Masters Tournament, British Open, U.S. Open, PGA Championship
Prize Money:
Approximately $278 million – Official (48 events)
Bonus Money for the FedExCup:
$10 million for first place, $3 million for second, $2 million for third, $1.5 million
for fourth and $1 million for fifth.
Charity:
PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and Nationwide Tour events have donated more
than $1.2 billion to charity since 1938. The PGA TOUR reached the $1-billion
milestone at the 2005 Chrysler Championship. Whereas the first billion was
reached after 67 years, the second billion is expected to be achieved within
the next five to seven years.
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Eligibility:
Each PGA TOUR player has earned a position on the priority ranking system
that will be used to select full-field open tournaments. The complete priority
ranking system, in order of priority, can be found on pages 2-2 and 2-3.
Membership:
PGA TOUR members hail from around the globe. In 2008, there are 78 international
players with full or partial TOUR exemptions from 19 countries.
Television:
Third and/ Four-Day
Network Early Round or Final Round Coverage
CBS — 19 —
NBC — 11 —
GOLF 30 — 14
TOTALS 30 30 14
Notes:
Notes: Includes 44 official PGA TOUR events (does not include the four majors).
In addition to the United States, the majority of TOUR events are seen in the
United Kingdom and continental Europe, Latin America, Canada, the Middle
East, Africa, Japan, Australia and Pan-Asia. The events are aired live, tapedelayed
or in a highlights-package format. The exact amount of coverage for any
given event varies from country to country and coverage area to coverage area.
Awards:
The PGA TOUR presents the following awards annually:
• FedExCup Champion
• PGA TOUR Player of the Year/Jack Nicklaus Trophy
• Arnold Palmer Award (leading money-winner)
• Byron Nelson Trophy (adjusted scoring average)
• PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year
• PGA TOUR Comeback Player of the Year
• PGA TOUR Lifetime Achievement Award (not annually)
• Payne Stewart Award
In addition, the TOUR recognizes its Player of the Month (Jan. through Oct-Nov.)
PGA TOUR Communications Contacts:
Ty Votaw ......................................................................................904-285-3700
Executive VP, Communications and International Affairs
Bob Combs ..................................................................................904-273-3500
Senior VP, Communications and PR
Ana Leaird ....................................................................................904-273-3681
VP, Public Relations
Laura Neal....................................................................................904-273-7655
Senior Director, Communications
Steve Dennis................................................................................904-273-3363
Director, Communications Strategy
Dave Lancer..................................................................................904-273-3215
Director of Information
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Overview
The PGA TOUR entered a new era in golf in 2007 with the introduction of the
FedExCup, a season-long points competition culminating with the first-ever
PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup.
Tiger Woods, the world’s top-ranked player, led through the Regular Season
and then won the final two events in the Playoffs – the BMW Championship
and THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola – to capture the first
FedExCup. Steve Stricker, who won the first Playoff event, The Barclays, placed
second. Phil Mickelson, who won the second Playoff event, the Deutsche Bank
Championship, finished third.
Stricker led the standings after his victory in New York. Mickelson moved to the
top the following week in Boston when he outdueled Woods in the final round
to win by two strokes over Arron Oberholser, Brett Wetterich and Woods.
Woods climbed back to first in Chicago the next week when he defeated Aaron
Baddeley by two strokes. Woods sealed the FedExCup title the following week
by shooting a TOUR Championship-record 23-under-par total. His 257 total was
the third-best 72-hole total in TOUR history.
2008 Changes
Schedule: No changes were made to the first three weeks of the Playoffs. In
deference to the 2008 Ryder Cup, THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-
Cola – the fourth and final Playoff event – was moved back two weeks so that
it will be played immediately following the Ryder Cup this year (September 22-
28). This move provides a one-week gap between the third Playoff event (the
BMW Championship) and the Ryder Cup, so as not to adversely affect either
the Ryder Cup or THE TOUR Championship. This gives those members of both
the U.S. and European teams who will be competing in the Playoffs the ability
to prepare for the Ryder Cup while also focusing on THE TOUR Championship
the following week.
As a consequence of the move, all Fall Series events will be moved back one
week. This situation is unique to this year’s schedule and it is not anticipated
that there will be a need to alter the Playoffs schedule beyond 2008. The tentative
schedules for 2009-2012 have built-in gaps between THE TOUR
Championship and the corresponding team event, either The Presidents Cup or
Ryder Cup.
In evaluating the first year of the FedExCup, the PGA TOUR Policy Board did not
feel the need to make fundamental changes to the overall structure of the competition.
Accordingly, no changes have been made in the points distribution in
the PGA TOUR Regular Season.
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The 2008 FedExCup, to be played over 37 weeks, will again offer fans a competition
to follow on a weekly basis. Players are rewarded for their season-long
performance and ability to rise to the occasion in the Playoffs.
”The FedExCup absolutely accomplished what we envisioned it would by ‘connecting’
the season and providing a strong, compelling conclusion with our
first-ever PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup,” TOUR Commissioner Tim
Finchem said. “It delivered significant value to our players, sponsors and television
partners and added something new and attractive to our fans.
“Moreover, the four Playoff events delivered record television viewership at a
time when sports fans historically have watched the start of the NCAA football
season and NFL pre-season and opening games. We certainly saw a change in
the tone of coverage as media and fan interest grew through the season and
Playoffs, keeping the focus on our sport through mid-September, and ultimately
delivering a fitting conclusion.”
The new PGA TOUR schedule divides the golf season into two parts:
1 FedExCup
• PGA TOUR Regular Season (33 weeks)
• PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup (4 weeks)
2 PGA TOUR Fall Series
The Policy Board will continue to assess the point structure as it relates to the
reseeding and points distribution throughout the Playoffs, in order to consider
ways we might create more volatility and keep more players in contention for
the FedExCup at THE TOUR Championship. We will be seeking more feedback
from the PGA TOUR membership between now and making a final determination
on these matters at a February 2008 meeting.
Compensation: The distribution of the $35-million FedExCup bonus pool will
no longer be 100 percent deferred. Beginning in 2008, $16.5 million in cash will
be paid to the top-10 finishers and the remaining $18.5 million will be paid on
a tax-deferred basis into the Retirement Plans of the top 150 players. The maximum
tax-deferred-payment amount will be $1 million to the winner of the
FedExCup, who will also receive $9 million in cash, for a total first-place payout
of $10 million.
This decision, reached by the PGA TOUR Policy Board in November 2007, was
part of a comprehensive evaluation that was conducted in regard to the payout
structure of the FedExCup. This new formula is consistent with the earning projections
previously provided to PGA TOUR members under the Retirement Plan.
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1 FedExCup
PGA TOUR Regular Season
The Regular Season will consist of 37 events in 33 weeks from the beginning
of January at the Mercedes-Benz Championship in Hawaii through mid-
August at the Wyndham Championship in Greensboro, NC. Points are
awarded at four levels:
• Official PGA TOUR events played during the Regular Season each award
25,000 FedExCup points.
• The Masters Tournament, THE PLAYERS Championship, U.S. Open,
British Open and the PGA Championship award 27,500 FedExCup points
(10 percent more).
• World Golf Championships events award 26,250 FedExCup points (5 percent
more).
• Additional events (played opposite other tournaments) award 12,500
FedExCup points. The Puerto Rico Open presented by Banco Popular is a
new event in 2008 at this level.
PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
The PGA TOUR Playoffs consist of four events immediately following the
Regular Season. Seeding will be determined by a points reset based on the
players’ final Regular Season points standings. Each Playoff event offers
50,000 points, double that of the Regular Season events. The field for the first
event, The Barclays, will include the top 144 players. The second event, the
Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston, will have a 120-player field. The third
tournament, the BMW Championship in St. Louis, will have 70 players (with no
cut). The finale, THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola in Atlanta,
will be comprised of the top-30 qualifiers who will compete for the FedExCup
with one to be crowned the FedExCup champion. Each tournament will have a
$7-million purse in addition to the $35-million FedExCup bonus pool.
Each player’s point total will include both reset points and points earned during
the Playoff events.
Note: Subject to change.
Ties: Reset points will be distributed between the tying positions using the same methods for dealing
with ties during events – the total points for each of the tying positions are divided equally among all
players in the tying position.
In the event that a player from the Season cannot or chooses not to play in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for
the FedExCup, there will be no alternates and the field will be shortened.
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Limited-field events played during the Regular Season will not redistribute the
points for places that do not play. Those points are not awarded to the field and
the total points distributed will be slightly less than the total points as defined
above. For example, if the 2008 Mercedes-Benz Championship has a field of 30
players, the points awarded will be based on the points that would be awarded
to each individual position in a full-field event from positions 1 to 30.
The Regular Season events will decide the seeding for the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup.
2007 FedExCup champion Tiger Woods
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PGA U.S. Open, Golf
TOUR British Open Championships Additional
Position Event & PGA Event Event*
25,000 Total Pts. 27,500 Total Pts. 26,250 Total Pts. 12,500 Total Pts.
1 4,500.0 4,950.0 4,725.0 2,250.0
2 2,700.0 2,970.0 2,835.0 1,350.0
3 1,700.0 1,870.0 1,785.0 850.0
4 1,200.0 1,320.0 1,260.0 600.0
5 1,000.0 1,100.0 1,050.0 500.0
6 900.0 990.0 945.0 450.0
7 837.5 921.3 879.4 418.8
8 775.0 852.5 813.8 387.5
9 725.0 797.5 761.3 362.5
10 675.0 742.5 708.8 337.5
11 625.0 687.5 656.3 312.5
12 575.0 632.5 603.8 287.5
13 525.0 577.5 551.3 262.5
14 475.0 522.5 498.8 237.5
15 450.0 495.0 472.5 225.0
16 425.0 467.5 446.3 212.5
17 400.0 440.0 420.0 200.0
18 375.0 412.5 393.8 187.5
19 350.0 385.0 367.5 175.0
20 325.0 357.5 341.3 162.5
21 300.0 330.0 315.0 150.0
22 280.0 308.0 294.0 140.0
23 260.0 286.0 273.0 130.0
24 240.0 264.0 252.0 120.0
25 220.0 242.0 231.0 110.0
26 200.0 220.0 210.0 100.0
27 192.5 211.8 202.1 96.3
28 185.0 203.5 194.3 92.5
29 177.5 195.3 186.4 88.8
30 170.0 187.0 178.5 85.0
31 162.5 178.8 170.6 81.3
32 155.0 170.5 162.8 77.5
33 147.5 162.3 154.9 73.8
34 141.3 155.4 148.3 70.6
35 135.0 148.5 141.8 67.5
36 128.8 141.6 135.2 64.4
37 122.5 134.8 128.6 61.3
38 117.5 129.3 123.4 58.8
39 112.5 123.8 118.1 56.3
40 107.5 118.3 112.9 53.8
41 102.5 112.8 107.6 51.3
42 97.5 107.3 102.4 48.8
43 92.5 101.8 97.1 46.3
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Masters,
PLAYERS, World
PGA U.S. Open, Golf
TOUR British Open Championships Additional
Position Event & PGA Event Event*
25,000 Total Pts. 27,500 Total Pts. 26,250 Total Pts. 12,500 Total Pts.
44 87.5 96.3 91.9 43.8
45 82.5 90.8 86.6 41.3
46 77.5 85.3 81.4 38.8
47 72.5 79.8 76.1 36.3
48 68.5 75.4 71.9 34.3
49 65.0 71.5 68.3 32.5
50 63.0 69.3 66.2 31.5
51 61.5 67.7 64.6 30.8
52 60.0 66.0 63.0 30.0
53 59.0 64.9 62.0 29.5
54 58.0 63.8 60.9 29.0
55 57.5 63.3 60.4 28.8
56 57.0 62.7 59.9 28.5
57 56.5 62.2 59.3 28.3
58 56.0 61.6 58.8 28.0
59 55.5 61.1 58.3 27.8
60 55.0 60.5 57.8 27.5
61 54.5 60.0 57.2 27.3
62 54.0 59.4 56.7 27.0
63 53.5 58.9 56.2 26.8
64 53.0 58.3 55.7 26.5
65 52.5 57.8 55.1 26.3
66 52.0 57.2 54.6 26.0
67 51.5 56.7 54.1 25.8
68 51.0 56.1 53.6 25.5
69 50.5 55.6 53.0 25.3
70 50.0 55.0 52.5 25.0
71 49.5 54.5 52.0 24.8
72 49.0 53.9 51.5 24.5
73 48.5 53.4 50.9 24.3
74 48.0 52.8 50.4 24.0
75 47.5 52.3 49.9 23.8
76 47.0 51.7 49.4 23.5
77 46.5 51.2 48.8 23.3
78 46.0 50.6 48.3 23.0
79 45.5 50.1 47.8 22.8
80 45.0 49.5 47.3 22.5
81 44.5 49.0 46.7 22.3
82 44.0 48.4 46.2 22.0
83 43.5 47.9 45.7 21.8
84 43.0 47.3 45.2 21.5
85 42.5 46.8 44.6 21.3
Note: Positions 71-85 are shown to represent possible ties for 70th position.
Ties: Points will be distributed to those in tying positions using the same method currently used to distribute purses when there is a tie — the total points for each tying position will be averaged and that average will
be distributed to each player in the tying position.
*Events played opposite World Golf Championships or majors.
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Position Points
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1 100,000
2 99,000
3 98,500
4 98,000
5 97,500
6 97,250
7 97,000
8 96,750
9 96,500
10 96,250
11 96,100
12 95,950
13 95,800
14 95,650
15 95,500
16 95,350
17 95,200
18 95,050
19 94,900
20 94,750
21 94,600
22 94,450
23 94,300
24 94,150
Note: Subject to change.
Position Points
25 94,000
26 93,850
27 93,700
28 93,550
29 93,400
30 93,250
31 93,175
32 93,100
33 93,025
34 92,950
35 92,875
36 92,800
37 92,725
38 92,650
39 92,575
40 92,500
41 92,425
42 92,350
43 92,275
44 92,200
45 92,125
46 92,050
47 91,975
48 91,900
2 PGA TOUR Fall Series
Following the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup will be seven Fall Series
tournaments that conclude in early November. These events finalize eligibility
for the next season’s FedExCup as players vie for positions 31-125. All events
will be “official” victories and award official money and Official World Golf
Ranking points.
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Position Points
49 91,825
50 91,750
51 91,675
52 91,600
53 91,525
54 91,450
55 91,375
56 91,300
57 91,225
58 91,150
59 91,075
60 91,000
61 90,925
62 90,850
63 90,775
64 90,700
65 90,625
66 90,550
67 90,475
68 90,400
69 90,325
70 90,250
71 90,175
72 90,100
Position Points
73 90,025
74 89,950
75 89,875
76 89,800
77 89,725
78 89,650
79 89,575
80 89,500
81 89,425
82 89,350
83 89,275
84 89,200
85 89,125
86 89,050
87 88,975
88 88,900
89 88,825
90 88,750
91 88,675
92 88,600
93 88,525
94 88,450
95 88,375
96 88,300
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97 88,225
98 88,150
99 88,075
100 88,000
101 87,925
102 87,850
103 87,775
104 87,700
105 87,625
106 87,550
107 87,475
108 87,400
109 87,325
110 87,250
111 87,175
112 87,100
113 87,025
114 86,950
115 86,875
116 86,800
117 86,725
118 86,650
119 86,575
120 86,500
Position Points
121 86,425
122 86,350
123 86,275
124 86,200
125 86,125
126 86,050
127 85,975
128 85,900
129 85,825
130 85,750
131 85,675
132 85,600
133 85,525
134 85,450
135 85,375
136 85,300
137 85,225
138 85,150
139 85,075
140 85,000
141 84,925
142 84,850
143 84,775
144 84,700
The FedExCup will culminate with THE TOUR Championship presented by
Coca-Cola, which will have a field consisting of the top-30 players based on
their point totals through the Playoffs. This point total will include both reset
points and points earned during the first three Playoff events.
The Barclays 2007 champion Steve Stricker
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PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup Points Structure
PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup Points Distribution
THE TOUR *
First 3 Championship
Playoff presented
Position Events by Coca-Cola
50,000 Total Pts. 50,000 Total Pts.
1 9,000 10,300
2 5,400 6,200
3 3,400 3,900
4 2,400 2,800
5 2,000 2,300
6 1,800 2,060
7 1,675 1,920
8 1,550 1,780
9 1,450 1,660
10 1,350 1,550
11 1,250 1,440
12 1,150 1,330
13 1,050 1,220
14 950 1,120
15 900 1,030
16 850 965
17 800 910
18 750 855
19 700 800
20 650 745
21 600 690
22 560 640
23 520 590
24 480 550
25 440 510
26 400 475
27 385 440
28 370 420
29 355 405
30 340 395
First 3
Playoff
Position Events
50,000 Total Pts.
31 325
32 310
33 295
34 283
35 270
36 258
37 245
38 235
39 225
40 215
41 205
42 195
43 185
44 175
45 165
46 155
47 145
48 137
49 130
50 126
51 123
52 120
53 118
54 116
55 115
56 114
57 113
58 112
59 111
60 110
First 3
Playoff
Position Events
50,000 Total Pts.
61 109
62 108
63 107
64 106
65 105
66 104
67 103
68 102
69 101
70 100
71 99
72 98
73 97
74 96
75 95
76 94
77 93
78 92
79 91
80 90
81 89
82 88
83 87
84 86
85 85
* THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola has a field of 30 players.
Other notes:
• In all Regular Season events, points are distributed to all players earning official money with the exception of
those who are not regular PGA TOUR members. Only players who are regular members as defined by PGA TOUR
tournament regulations will be eligible to earn points. Special temporary members and amateurs will not be eligible
to earn FedExCup points.
• All players who are not regular PGA TOUR members but choose to join during the season will be eligible to earn
points on a prospective basis. Points ARE NOT awarded retroactively. For example, if a non-member wins a
Regular Season event and then chooses to join the membership, he will earn points for all events going forward
in the season, but not for the event he just won.
• Points will be awarded at official PGA TOUR FedExCup events. For example, the 2005 Nissan Open, which was
shortened to 36 holes, is listed as an unofficial victory but awarded official money. This event would award
FedExCup points.
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FedExCup Bonus Structure
Position Payout
1 $10 million
2 $3 million
3 $2 million
4 $1.5 million
5 $1 million
10 $500,000
30 $175,000
70 $110,000
144 $32,000
2007 Deutsche Bank Championship winner Phil Mickelson
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The PGA TOUR entered new television agreements in 2007 under a term
of six-year network deals. CBS and NBC provide weekend coverage of the PGA
TOUR FedExCup competition for the 2007 through 2012 seasons. Also beginning
in 2007, GOLF CHANNEL became the TOUR’s exclusive cable partner. The new
agreements also provided for the move of THE PLAYERS Championship to a new
May date and a new broadcast format with limited commercial interruptions.
All CBS and NBC weekend broadcasts were in high definition for the first
time in 2007.
Some of the highlights of televised golf in 2008 and other areas where
you can stay tuned to PGA TOUR golf:
CBS
CBS, entering its 58th year of broadcasting golf in 2008, expanded its
role as the dominant carrier of PGA TOUR golf in 2007, increasing its annual
event coverage from 16 to 19. It broadcasts
the majority of West Coast events, including
the Buick Invitational in San Diego and
the Northern Trust Open in the Los Angeles
market. CBS will also have a strong run
through the spring and summer months of the
FedExCup competition, including the Masters, the
AT&T National, the World Golf Championships-
Bridgestone Invitational, the PGA Championship
and The Barclays, the first of the four-event PGA
TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup.
CBS’s coverage of PGA TOUR golf is led by onair
host Jim Nantz (in his 23rd year) and second-year
analyst Nick Faldo, a World Golf Hall of Fame member. Jim Nantz
Gary McCord, David Feherty, Peter Kostis, Ian Baker-
Finch, Peter Oosterhuis, Bobby Clampett, Bill
Macatee and Verne Lunquist round out the on-air
golf team.
Lance Barrow is CBS’s coordinating producer
for golf.
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NBC
NBC added five new PGA TOUR
events in 2007, doubling its previous lineup.
In addition to continuing its weekend
telecasts of THE PLAYERS Championship,
which moved to early May, NBC is the
network home of the final three weeks of
the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup,
beginning with the Deutsche Bank Championship in
Boston, the BMW Championship in St. Louis and
the concluding TOUR Championship presented by
Coca-Cola in Atlanta. NBC also broadcasts two
World Golf Championships events, including the
World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship in late February as a prelude to its
Dan Hicks
traditional five-event March run that includes the
World Golf Championships-CA Championship at
Doral Golf Resort and Spa. NBC also continues to
broadcast The Presidents Cup through the 2011
event. NBC also broadcasts the U.S. Open and
Ryder Cup.
THE PLAYERS is televised by NBC under a limited
commercial format with commercial messages
restricted to the event’s three Proud Partners, JELD- Johnny Miller
WEN, UBS and PricewaterhouseCoopers. GOLF
CHANNEL will televise six hours of early round coverage each day, followed
by later air times on the weekend during the NBC broadcast.
NBC Sports’ Emmy Award-winning golf production team is led by on-air
hosts Dan Hicks and Johnny Miller, who are in their ninth year together. Hicks
and Miller are joined by tower reporters Gary Koch and Bob Murphy, on-course
reporters Roger Maltbie, Mark Rolfing and Dottie Pepper and
interviewer/essayist Jimmy Roberts.
NBC’s golf coverage is produced by Tommy Roy.
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GOLF CHANNEL
The TOUR has a strategic, exclusive
cable partnership with GOLF CHANNEL.
Under the 15-year agreement, which began
in 2007, GOLF CHANNEL will provide earlyround
coverage of all TOUR official money
events. In addition, GOLF CHANNEL will
provide full coverage of the first three events of the
PGA TOUR Regular Season (Mercedes-Benz
Championship, Sony Open in Hawaii and the Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic), as well as the Fall Series
events following the FedExCup. In addition, GOLF
CHANNEL will provide six hours of daily earlyround
coverage for THE PLAYERS Championship
and televise the PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Kelly Tilghman
GOLF CHANNEL will provide viewers with
primetime, same-day replays and extensive preround
and post-round news coverage and analysis.
GOLF CHANNEL also continues to be the
exclusive cable partner of the Champions Tour and
the Nationwide Tour.
The broadcast team–in its second year
together–for GOLF CHANNEL’s PGA TOUR tournament
telecasts in 2008 will include six-time major Nick Faldo
championship winner Nick Faldo and Kelly Tilghman. Other talent will include
Peter Oosterhuis, Mark Rolfing, Dottie Pepper, Rocco Mediate, Rich Lerner,
Frank Nobilo, Jerry Foltz and Steve Sands.
GOLF CHANNEL (GolfChannel.com), co-founded by Arnold Palmer and a
subsidiary of Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ: CMCSA, CMSK), is available in
more than 110 million homes worldwide through cable, satellite and wireless
companies. It features a programming schedule that includes more live golf
coverage than any other network – an extensive blend of golf competition
from around the world – as well as news, instruction and original productions.
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Golf’s most popular Web site, PGATOUR.com,
includes exclusive features with real-time leaderboards
and scorecards, the 2005 Emmy Award-winning
TOURCast (graphical play-by-play and replay), video and
audio, ShotLink data analysis, insider information and
live coverage at events that enhance the best coverage
of the sport on the Internet. During the course of the season, player biographical
updates are also posted on PGATOUR.com.
For more information, see page 8-6.
XM RADIO
XM Satellite Radio began a longterm
broadcasting agreement in 2005 for
the PGA TOUR Network on XM, permitting
fans to follow the tournaments live
at home, on the road via a simulcast on PGATOUR.com. The PGA TOUR
Network on XM is available on XM 146. The PGA TOUR Network brings you
expanded live play-by-play coverage of every event by an on-site team for at
least 24 hours per week. Additional programming includes a daily wrap-up
show called PGA TOUR Replay and other features.
For more information, see page 8-6.
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THE PLAYERS Championship and TPC Sawgrass
OVERVIEW
More than 25 years after its conception, the crown jewel of the TPC
Network, THE PLAYERS Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass, has been reborn.
The work, completed in early 2007, was designed to enhance THE PLAYERS
Championship as one of the world’s elite tournaments while elevating the TPC
Sawgrass’ reputation as a world-class resort. The project included substantial
improvements to THE PLAYERS Stadium and Dye’s Valley Courses as well as
a new clubhouse and upgraded practice facilities.
THE PLAYERS moved to May from its previous March date in 2007 to
improve the FedExCup schedule’s overall spacing of marquee tournaments
that bring all the world’s best players together.
Time line for renovations/dates
March 20-26, 2006 2006 PLAYERS Championship
March 29, 2006 Main Clubhouse closed; temporary clubhouse opened
with limited services
April 3, 2006 THE PLAYERS Stadium Course and practice facilities closed
April 3, 2006 THE PLAYERS Stadium Course renovations began
April 10, 2006 Full-scale demolition of clubhouse began
November 2006 THE PLAYERS Stadium Course and practice facilities
reopened
Late April 2007 Reopening of the new clubhouse
May 7-13, 2007 2007 PLAYERS Championship
May 5-11, 2008 2008 PLAYERS Championship
THE PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP
THE PLAYERS’ date will be the second week in May going forward (ending
on Mother’s Day). THE PLAYERS is televised by NBC under a limited-commercial
format with messages restricted to three Proud Partners, JELD-WEN,
UBS and PricewaterhouseCoopers. Air times include six hours of early-round
coverage each day on GOLF CHANNEL, followed by new later air times on the
weekend during the NBC broadcast and in high definition.
Also, an improved on-site fan experience includes a continuous, elevated
walkway along holes 16, 17 and 18 instead of the previous path below, providing
more fans with better sight lines; an enhanced tournament arrival corridor
with a Walk of Fame, interactive exhibits by the Proud Partners and merchandise;
a tented tournament village; fan hospitality at Nos. 5, 7, 9, 10 and 15;
and additional kiosks, video screens and LED scoreboards.
THE PLAYERS STADIUM COURSE
The home course of THE PLAYERS is played under firm and fast conditions
for the best players in the world as well as resort guests because of
recent changes. New grasses on the fairways and greens and a state-of-theart
drainage system completed in late 2006 created premium conditions that
will be present year-round. There is no ryegrass overseeding during the winter
months. In addition, minor competitive enhancements as well as extensive
landscaping improvements make our world-class golf course even better.
Input on alterations was received from architect Pete Dye; current and
past champions; local players; design, rules, agronomic and executive staff;
broadcast partners; and a cross-section of golf-industry experts.
Approximately 30 players were interviewed for the project.
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Renovations included removing fairway topsoil and replacing it with
fresh sand and extensive irrigation; rebuilding the greens using MiniVerde
bermudagrass and installing a SubAir subsurface mechanical drainage system
that vacuums water in wet conditions and injects air, if necessary; reducing
some green slopes, renovating seven greenside bunkers and creating three
fairway bunkers on No. 7; extending tees approximately 15-25 yards on Nos.
1, 8, 11, 14, 16 and 18, enabling tournament officials the flexibility of lengthening
the course by approximately 100 yards for the tournament, to just more
than 7,100 yards; adding spectator seating at Nos. 17 and 18; planting of large
live oaks and other “impact” trees in key locations and 100 large trees
removed and later replanted throughout the property; and the practice facility’s
range length was increased to 340 yards, a short-game area was created
and a TOUR Golf Academy, with two covered hitting bays, was added on the
far right side of the teeing area.
STRUCTURES
The new 77,000-square foot, Mediterranean Revival-style clubhouse
was completed in time for the 2007 tournament. The old clubhouse was torn
down after the 2006 PLAYERS and a new facility built in 13 months on the
same site. The new clubhouse accommodates at least twice as many special
events, houses historical artifacts about the PGA TOUR and THE PLAYERS and
is fronted by an 11,000 square-foot lawn where fans can gather. There are premium
views of the ninth and 18th holes and a view down the first fairway.
The adjacent Sawgrass Marriott Resort and Spa also underwent a multimillion-dollar
refurbishment in late 2006/early 2007. The new ownership
group, Ireland-based Redquartz Boundary, Ltd., and its investment partners
purchased the facility with plans to make it a world-class resort destination.
For more information on how to attend the tournament or to play the
course, go to PGATOUR.com/experiences or call (800) 766-7939.
Phil Mickelson (bottom right) completes his victory
on the 18th hole at the 2007 PLAYERS Championship.
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It is not easy to pinpoint the exact beginning of the PGA TOUR. Certainly,
professionals have competed against each other from the earliest days of the
game in the United States.
In 1895, 10 professional golfers and one amateur played in the first U.S.
Open in Newport, RI. Shortly thereafter, tournaments began to pop up across
the country, including the Western Open in 1899. But this was not “tour” golf.
The events lacked continuity.
Interest in the game, however, continued to grow. American professionals
were rapidly improving. When John McDermott became the first
American-born player to win the U.S. Open in 1911, interest in the game blossomed.
That interest became enthusiasm in 1913 when Englishmen Harry
Vardon and Ted Ray came to the United States to play an exhibition tour and
compete in the U.S. Open. When 20-year-old amateur Francis Ouimet defeated
the pair in a playoff for the Open at Brookline, MA, golf became front-page
news and a game for everyone.
In the early 1920s, a series of tournaments was held on the West Coast,
in Texas and Florida. These events were held in the winter, and the golfers
played their way east and up to Pinehurst, NC, in the spring. By the middle of
the decade, the tour was doing relatively well—offering $77,000 in total prize
money.
The first “playing pros” organization was formed in 1932. Two years earlier,
Bob Harlow had been named manager of the PGA Tournament Bureau.
The tour became more structured following World War II and exploded in the
late 1950s and early ’60s. When Arnold Palmer, televised golf and President
Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived on the scene in the late 1950s, the eyes of the
world were on golf. This exposure inspired millions to try the game.
Most golf historians trace the “formal” beginning of the PGA TOUR to
late 1968, when the “Tournament Players Division” split from the PGA of
America and hired Joe Dey as its first commissioner. That organization
became the modern-day PGA TOUR. Dey served from early 1969 through
February 28, 1974, and was succeeded by Deane R. Beman on March 1, 1974.
During Beman’s administration, the value of tournament purses escalated
at an unprecedented rate. PGA TOUR assets grew from $730,000 in 1974
to more than $200 million, and total revenues increased from $3.9 million to
$229 million in 1993.
Tim Finchem, previously the TOUR’s Deputy Commissioner and Chief
Operating Officer, became the TOUR’s third commissioner on June 1, 1994. In
1995, Finchem undertook a restructuring program designed to strengthen the
PGA TOUR’s core business, which is its competitions, to expand the TOUR’s
international scope and prepare it to enter the 21st century. In 1996, Finchem
helped spearhead formation of the International Federation of PGA Tours, as
golf’s five world-governing bodies laid the groundwork for taking competition
into the next millennium. In 1997, the Federation announced the World Golf
Championships, which made their debut in 1999 with three events—today
called the Accenture Match Play Championship, Bridgestone Invitational and
CA Championship. In 2007, the TOUR debuted the FedExCup.
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Since 1938, PGA TOUR events have donated more than $1.2 billion to
charity, reaching the $1 billion milestone late in the 2005 season.
The competitive scope of the PGA TOUR also is much broader today. The
Champions Tour, entering its 28th season, has been labeled the most successful
senior sports venture in history. Fans and television viewers are able
to get closer to the game on this Tour, both on site and with instructional platforms.
The Charles Schwab Cup will be contested for the eighth time in 2007.
The Nationwide Tour, under that sponsorship umbrella for the sixth year,
has been recognized as the “official proving ground” for the PGA TOUR with
its excellent level of play that saw 65 percent of its alumni making up the 2008
PGA TOUR. The top 25 money winners earn their PGA TOUR cards for the following
season. Among the former players on this Tour who have gone on to
star on the PGA TOUR are David Duval, Tom Lehman, Jeff Maggert, Stuart
Appleby, Stewart Cink, David Toms, 2003 U.S. Open winner Jim Furyk and
2007 Masters champions Zach Johnson. Through 2007, 217 PGA TOUR events
have been won by former Nationwide Tour players.
When the PGA TOUR opened the TPC Sawgrass in 1980, it introduced the
era of stadium golf and record-breaking attendance. Owned and/or operated by
the TOUR, the TPC Network courses are the only major-league sports venues
owned by the players themselves. The reworked PLAYERS Stadium Course at
TPC Sawgrass, with refurbished fairways and rebuilt greens and a new,
enlarged clubhouse, debuted in May 2007 for THE PLAYERS Championship.
The successful debut of the FedExCup in 2007 was concluded by the PGA
TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup, with Tiger Woods taking the title.
A view of the 17th hole at THE PLAYERS Championship.
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1895 First U.S. Open (won by Horace Rawlins) played at Newport (RI) Golf Club
1899 Inaugural Western Open (won by Willie Smith) played at Glenview (IL) Golf Club
1900 Harry Vardon tour of United States generates widespread interest in game
1913 Francis Ouimet captures U.S. Open playoff with Vardon and Ted Ray
1914 Walter Hagen wins first of 11 major titles in U.S. Open at Midlothian Country
Club outside Chicago
1916 PGA of America formed; Jim Barnes wins first PGA Championship over Jock
Hutchison at Siwanoy Country Club in Bronxville, NY
1922 Gene Sarazen (age 20) wins U.S. Open (Skokie Country Club in Glencoe, IL) and
PGA Championship (Oakmont Country Club), becoming first to hold both titles at
once
1926 Los Angeles Open offers $10,000 purse
1927 First Ryder Cup matches played in Massachusetts, won by United States
(Worcester Country Club)
1930 Bob Harlow named manager of PGA Tournament Bureau and broaches idea of
year-round tournament circuit; raises annual purse money on the TOUR from
$77,000 to $130,000 in first year on job; instrumental in creating volunteer system
by which TOUR functions to this day; Code of conduct drawn up
1931 Golf Ball and Golf Club Manufacturers Association puts up $5,000 to support
sponsors during 1931-32 winter swing
1932 “Playing Pros” organization formed, pre-dating by 36 years formation of current
PGA TOUR organization
1933 Hershey Chocolate Company, at least unofficially, becomes first corporate sponsor
on PGA TOUR with Hershey Open
1934 Group of players meets to discuss possibilities of year-round tournament circuit;
Horton Smith wins first Masters at Augusta National Golf Club; leading moneywinner
for year, Paul Runyan, earns $6,767
1937 First Bing Crosby Pro-Am/”Clambake” played at San Diego’s Rancho Santa Fe
Country Club; Sam Snead becomes nationally recognized figure in golf by winning
Oakland Open
1938 Palm Beach Invitational makes first TOUR contribution to charity, $10,000; Babe
Zaharias was the first woman to play in a PGA TOUR event, as a sponsor exemption
in the Los Angeles Open
1945 Byron Nelson captures 11 consecutive tournament starts, seven other official
events and one unofficial, a total of 19 wins in one year; voted 1945 Associated
Press Male Athlete of Year; Tam O’Shanter All-American offers $60,000 purse
1947 U.S. Open televised live in St. Louis area
1949 Ben Hogan critically injured in head-on collision of his automobile with
Greyhound bus in rural Texas
1950 Ben Hogan returns to competitive golf in Los Angeles Open, starting with 2under-par
34 on his front nine and eventual 280 total tied by Sam Snead; loses
playoff eight days later
1953 Ben Hogan wins three major championships: the Masters, U.S. Open and the
only British Open he ever played; Lew Worsham wins first PGA TOUR event to
appear live on national television, Tam O’Shanter World Championship; Golf’s
“color barrier” broken with PGA constitutional amendment allowing for
“Approved Entries,” non-members who could play in tournaments if invited by
sponsors
1954 USGA begins to televise U.S. Open for national audience
1955 World Championship of Golf offers first $100,000 purse in TOUR history
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1956 Masters Tournament televised for the first time
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1957 “All-Star Golf,” first series of matches between pros filmed for television,
debuts
1961 Caucasians-only clause stricken from PGA of America constitution; tournament
golf officially integrated
1962 “Shell’s Wonderful World of Golf” begins nine-year run
1965 Inaugural Qualifying School held at PGA National Golf Club in Palm Beach
Gardens, FL; John Schlee first medalist
1968 Association of Professional Golfers (APG), an autonomous tournament players’
organization, forms in breakaway from PGA. As compromise, Tournament
Players Division of PGA formed under aegis of 10-man policy board late in year
1969 Joe Dey becomes first Commissioner of Tournament Players Division
1974 Deane Beman succeeds Dey as Commissioner on March 1; Jack Nicklaus captures
inaugural PLAYERS Championship at Atlanta Country Club
1977 Al Geiberger records first sub-60 round in PGA TOUR history on June 10, a 59 in
Danny Thomas Memphis Classic at Colonial Country Club
1978 First Legends of Golf played at Onion Creek Country Club in Austin, TX, the precursor
of the Champions Tour
1979 PGA TOUR Headquarters relocated from Washington D.C. to Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
1980 Senior PGA Tour organized with two tournaments; First TPC opens, the TPC
Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
1983 All-Exempt TOUR put in place, virtually eliminating Monday qualifying; top 125
players exempt; Tournament Players Series (TPS) begins three-year run; PGA
TOUR Pension Program begins
1985 PGA TOUR Productions created
1986 Panasonic Las Vegas Invitational offers first $1-million purse in PGA TOUR history
1987 PGA TOUR surpasses $100 million in charitable contributions
1988 30 players compete at Pebble Beach for $2 million in Nabisco Championships,
predecessor of THE TOUR Championship
1990 Ben Hogan Tour, now known as the Nationwide Tour, is formed
1991 Chip Beck matches Geiberger’s 1977 feat on October 11, carding a 59 at Sunrise
Golf Club during Las Vegas Invitational
1992 PGA TOUR surpasses $200 million in charitable contributions
1993 The PGA TOUR boasts a record five $1-million winners
1994 Tim Finchem succeeds Deane Beman as Commissioner on June 1; United States
wins inaugural Presidents Cup, defeating Internationals, 20-12, at Robert Trent
Jones Golf Club
1995 World Cup of Golf, first major international golf competition held in People’s
Republic of China, played at TPC Mission Hills
1996 Golf’s five world-governing bodies join to create International Federation of PGA
Tours; U.S. edges Internationals in second Presidents Cup; PGA TOUR charity
donations top $300 million
1997 Start of World Golf Championships in 1999 announced; World Golf Federation
initiative The First Tee announced
1998 Johnny Miller and Nick Faldo inducted into World Golf Hall of Fame as part of
World Golf Village opening ceremonies; International Team wins first Presidents
Cup played outside U.S. at Royal Melbourne in Australia
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1999 David Duval becomes third player to shoot 59; U.S. stages most dramatic Ryder
Cup comeback, rallying from 10-6 deficit on final day for 14 1 /2-13 1 /2 win over
Europe
2000 Tiger Woods wins nine titles, including the completion of six consecutive victories
early in the year, and is first player since Ben Hogan in 1953 to win three
majors in same year; joins Hogan, Gene Sarazen, Gary Player and Nicklaus as
winners of career Grand Slams
2001 World Golf Championships-American Express Championship and Tampa Bay
Classic canceled in show of respect for victims of Sept. 11 terrorist atrocities;
Ryder Cup switches to 2002 and Presidents Cup to 2003 in wake of those
attacks
2002 Tiger Woods wins the Masters and U.S. Open, the first man to capture the first
two major championships of the year since Nicklaus in 1972
2003 Tiger Woods wins a season-high five times and has the lowest-stroke average
on TOUR for a fifth consecutive season. Vijay Singh wins four times and captures
his first money title. Annika Sorenstam and Suzy Whaley become the first
women to play in a TOUR event in 58 years. The Presidents Cup in South Africa
ends in a tie with the teams sharing the Cup.
2004 Player of the Year Vijay Singh wins a season-high nine times, becomes the
first player to surpass $10 million in earnings in a season ($10,905,166) to garner
the Arnold Palmer Award and captures the Byron Nelson Award for low
stroke average.
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2005 Tiger Woods wins a season-high six times and is voted Player of the Year for the
seventh time. Woods' wins in the Masters and British Open up his major professional
championship titles to 10, third on all-time list. The charity total surpasses
$1 billion in late October.
2006 Tiger Woods wins eight times, including six consecutive starts at the end of the
season, to earn Player of the Year. That streak includes the British Open and PGA
Championship to reach 12 professional major titles, second only to Jack
Nicklaus' 18. His PGA TOUR victory total reaches 54, fifth on the career list. The
PGA TOUR charity total surpasses $1.1 billion. The inaugural FedExCup is
announced for 2007.
2007 Tiger Woods wins the inaugural FedExCup with a record-setting performance at
THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola. He wins seven times on the
year – including the completion of seven consecutive victories (second all-time)
and the PGA Championship, his 13th major championship title – to total 61 in
his career, fifth all time. Phil Mickelson wins THE PLAYERS Championship on a
refurbished TPC Sawgrass course and at a later date (May). The other major
championship winners were first-timers: Zach Johnson (Masters), Angel
Cabrera (U.S. Open) and Padraig Harrington (British Open). The United States
Team wins The Presidents Cup in Montreal, Canada.
Jack Nicklaus (left) won 73 PGA TOUR events, second only to Sam Snead's 82 victories, and a record 18 professional major championships.
Entering 2008, Tiger Woods (right) has 61 PGA TOUR titles, fifth on the all-time list, and 13 professional majors, second only to Nicklaus.
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Board of Directors
INDEPENDENT DIRECTORS – PGA TOUR POLICY BOARD, CHAMPIONS TOUR DIVISION BOARD
Vic Ganzi
Chairman
New York, NY
John McCoy
Columbus, OH
PLAYER DIRECTORS - PGA TOUR POLICY BOARD
Stewart Cink
Duluth, GA
Joe Ogilvie
Austin, TX
Brad Faxon
Barrington, RI
David Toms
Shreveport, LA
PGA OF AMERICA DIRECTOR - PGA TOUR POLICY BOARD
Brian Whitcomb
Bend, OR
Ed Brown
Chairman
Charlotte, NC
Wayne Huizenga
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Ken Thompson
Charlotte, NC
GOLF COURSE PROPERTIES ADVISORY BOARD
Jim Clark
Bethesda, MD
Jim McGlothlin
Bristol, VA
Wayne Doran
Dearborn, MI
Carl Ware
Atlanta, GA
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Ed Whitacre
San Antonio, TX
PLAYER DIRECTORS - CHAMPIONS TOUR DIVISION BOARD
Peter Jacobsen
Bonita Springs, FL
Mike Reid
Provo, UT
Jerry Pate
Pensacola, FL
D.A. Weibring
Frisco, TX
PGA OF AMERICA DIRECTOR - CHAMPIONS TOUR DIVISION BOARD
Roger Warren
Kiawah Island, SC
Bill Goodwin
Richmond, VA
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Tim Finchem began his 14th year as commissioner of the PGA TOUR in June
2007. From the time Finchem joined the TOUR management team, he has played
a key role in strengthening the PGA TOUR’s position as one of the most successful,
well respected sports organizations in the world, and his leadership has
helped foster the growth of the game, both domestically and internationally.
During his tenure, Finchem has greatly expanded the earnings opportunities
for PGA TOUR players. The TOUR, through its tournaments and sponsors,
has dramatically escalated tournament purses and grown total revenues at an
unprecedented rate, all while donating more than $1 billion to charity, a milestone
reached in late 2005.
One of the most significant accomplishments during this period has been
the development and introduction of the FedExCup, a season-long points competition
that culminates with the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup. In 2007, the
inaugural FedExCup brought an unparalleled level of late-season focus to and
interest in the TOUR, as indicated by significant increases in television and online
audiences, tournament attendance, sponsor activation and media coverage.
Under Finchem’s leadership, The Presidents Cup was created in 1994,
bringing together the world’s best non-European players in team, match-play
competition against their American counterparts. After seven stagings, The
Presidents Cup has grown to be one of the most highly anticipated events on
golf’s calendar, and the 2007 event at Royal Montreal Golf Club in Canada was
the most successful to date.
Finchem has also been instrumental in the formation of the International
Federation of PGA Tours and the World Golf Foundation. His personal dedication
About the Commissioner
Tim Finchem
PGA TOUR Commissioner
PGA TOUR COMMISSIONERS
Joe Dey 1969-1974
Deane Beman 1974-1994
Tim Finchem 1994-Present
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to the success of the World Golf Foundation’s The First Tee initiative has meant
that in just 10 years, The First Tee has grown to include more than 200 chapters
that reach more than 1.5 million young people.
Born in Ottawa, IL, on April 19, 1947, Finchem graduated from Princess
Anne High School in Virginia Beach, VA. He attended the University of Richmond
on a debate scholarship, receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1969. He graduated
from the University of Virginia Law School in 1973. After practicing law in
Virginia Beach for three years, Finchem served in the White House as Deputy
Advisor to the President in the Office of Economic Affairs in 1978 and 1979. In
the early 1980s, Finchem co-founded the National Strategies and Marketing
Group in Washington, D.C.
Finchem is the recipient of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of
America’s Old Tom Morris Award for 2001 and the PGA of America’s
Distinguished Service Award for 2002. He was awarded the Dick Schaap
Lifetime Achievement in Sports Award in 2005.
Finchem is the third commissioner of the PGA TOUR, succeeding Deane
Beman. Beman had served for 20 years, replacing the late Joe Dey, who had
been the TOUR’s commissioner in its first five years, 1969-74.
Prior to becoming commissioner on June 1, 1994, Finchem was deputy
commissioner and chief operating officer of the TOUR. He joined the TOUR as
vice president of business affairs in 1987.
Finchem and his wife, the former Holly Bachand, have four children and
live in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL.
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Steve Stricker had a
career year on the PGA
TOUR, with a victory at
The Barclays during the
PGA TOUR Playoffs for
the FedExCup and placed
second in the FedExCup
competition.
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Each PGA TOUR player has earned a position on the priority ranking system
that will be used to select tournament fields. The complete ranking system, in
order of priority, is as follows:
1. Winner of PGA Championship or U.S. Open prior to 1970 or in the last 10
calendar years:
(Beginning in 1998, this is a five-year exemption.)
Jack Burke, Jr. Retief Goosen Arnold Palmer
Angel Cabrera Don January Gary Player
Billy Casper Gene Littler Bob Rosburg
Dow Finsterwald Shaun Micheel Vijay Singh
Jack Fleck Phil Mickelson Lee Trevino
Ray Floyd Orville Moody Ken Venturi
Doug Ford Bobby Nichols Tiger Woods
Jim Furyk Jack Nicklaus
Al Geiberger Geoff Ogilvy
2. Winner of THE PLAYERS Championship in the last 10 calendar years:
(Beginning in 1998, this is a five-year exemption.)
Stephen Ames Davis Love III
Fred Funk Adam Scott
3. Winners of the Masters Tournament in the last 10 calendar years:
(Beginning in 1998, this is a five-year exemption.)
Zach Johnson Mike Weir
4. Winners of the British Open in the last 10 calendar years:
(Beginning in 1998, this is a five-year exemption.)
Ben Curtis Todd Hamilton Padraig Harrington
5. Winners of THE TOUR Championship, beginning in 2005 (a three-year
exemption):
Bart Bryant
6. Winners of World Golf Championships events, beginning in 2005 (a
three-year exemption):
David Toms
7. The winner of the FedExCup in each of the last five calendar years.
8. The leader in PGA TOUR official earnings in each of the last five calendar
years:
9. Winners of PGA TOUR co-sponsored or approved events (except team
events) within the last two calendar years, or during the current year;
winners receive an additional year of exemption for each additional win,
up to five years:
Stuart Appleby Paul Goydos Corey Pavin
Woody Austin J.J. Henry Kenny Perry
Eric Axley Tim Herron Carl Pettersson
Aaron Baddeley Charley Hoffman John Rollins
Brian Bateman J.B. Holmes Rory Sabbatini
Jonathan Byrd Charles Howell IIII John Senden
Mark Calcavecchia Trevor Immelman Brandt Snedeker
Chad Campbell Justin Leonard Steve Stricker
K.J. Choi Will MacKenzie D.J. Trahan
Daniel Chopra Jeff Maggert Kirk Triplett
Chris Couch Hunter Mahan Scott Verplank
Luke Donald Troy Matteson Nick Watney
Joe Durant George McNeill Boo Weekley
Ernie Els Arron Oberholser Brett Wetterich
Steve Flesch Joe Ogilvie Dean Wilson
Sergio Garcia Rod Pampling Mark Wilson
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10. Leaders in official PGA TOUR career earnings, as follows:
A. Players among the top 50 in career earnings as of the end of the preceding
calendar year may elect to use a one-time, one-year
exemption for the next year:
Jay Haas Greg Norman
B. Players among the Top 25 in career earnings as of the end of the preceding
calendar year may elect to use this special exemption for a
second year, provided that the player remains among the Top 25 on
the career money list.
Fred Couples Brad Faxon
Jeff Sluman Scott Hoch
11. Sponsor exemptions (a maximum of eight, which may include amateurs
with handicaps of 0 or less), on the following basis:
A. Not less than two sponsor invitees shall be PGA TOUR members not
otherwise exempt.
B. Not less than two of the top 25 finishers and ties from the last
Qualifying Tournament, as well as 2-25 from the 2007 Nationwide
Tour money list, if not all of them can otherwise be accommodated.
(Note: PGTA TOUR members may receive an unlimited number of
sponsor invitations. Non-TOUR members may receive a maximum of
seven per year.)
12. Two international players designated by the Commissioner.
13. The current PGA Club Professional Champion for a maximum of 6 open
events (3 must be opposite British Open and World Golf Championships
events), in addition to any sponsor selections.
Chip Sullivan
14. PGA Section Champion or Player of the Year of the Section in which the
tournament is played.
15. Four low scorers at Open Qualifying which shall normally be held on
Monday of tournament week.
16. Past champions of the particular event being contested that week, if cosponsored
by the PGA TOUR and the same tournament sponsor (except
for Team events), as follows:
a. Winners prior to July 28, 1970: unlimited exemptions for such events.
b. Winners after July 28, 1970 and prior to Jan. 1, 2000: 10 years of
exemptions for such events.
c. Winners after Jan. 1, 2000: five years of exemptions for such events.
17. Life Members (who have been active members of the PGA TOUR for 15
years and have won at least 20 co-sponsored events).
Tom Watson
18. Top 30 on the previous year’s FedExCup points list.
Justin Rose Robert Allenby
Tim Clark Camilo Villegas
Stewart Cink Heath Slocum
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19. Top 125 on previous year’s Official Money List: If not exempt under
“Special Exemptions,” the top 125 PGA TOUR members on the previous
year’s Official Money List, in order of their position:
Jerry Kelly Jose Coceres Bill Haas
Ken Duke Robert Garrigus Shigeki Maruyama
Sean O'Hair Peter Lonard Chris DiMarco
Billy Mayfair Steve Marino Tom Pernice, Jr.
John Mallinger Rocco Mediate Tommy Armour III
Pat Perez Bernhard Langer Steve Elkington
Lucas Glover Charlie Wi Cameron Beckman
Bubba Watson Brian Gay Cliff Kresge
Jeff Quinney Jason Gore J.P. Hayes
Bo Van Pelt Jesper Parnevik Matt Kuchar
Ryan Moore Charles Warren Tom Lehman
Anthony Kim Tim Petrovic Bob Estes
Fredrik Jacobson Michael Allen Rich Beem
Ian Poulter Stephen Leaney Alex Cejka
Ryuji Imada Johnson Wagner Ryan Armour
Nathan Green Jeff Overton Kevin Na
Kevin Sutherland Briny Baird Kevin Stadler
Nick O'Hern Jose M. Olazabal Mathias Grönberg
Vaughn Taylor Mark Hensby
Brian Davis Mathew Goggin
20. Players who finished in the Top 125 on the 2007 PGA TOUR Money List
as non-members:
Paul Casey Jay Williamson Andres Romero
21. Major Medical Extension: If granted by the Commissioner, if not otherwise
eligible, and if needed to fill the field, Special Medical Extension.
Chris Perry Brandt Jobe Craig Barlow
Ben Crane Brett Quigley Shane Bertsch
Scott McCarron Dudley Hart Paul Azinger
Jason Bohn David Berganio Jr. Wes Short Jr.
Joey Snyder III Hank Kuehne David Duval
J.L. Lewis Olin Browne
22. Leading Money Winner from 2007 Nationwide Tour.
Richard Johnson
Nick Flanagan (3-win promotion)
Patrick Moore (Medical)
23. Top-10 and Ties among professionals from the previous open tournament
whose victory has official status are exempt into the next open tournament
whose victory has official status.
24. Top 25 and Ties from the previous year’s PGA TOUR Qualifying
Tournament, in order of their finish, and players 2-25 on the 2007
Nationwide Tour money list.
Frank Lickliter II
Roland Thatcher
Brett Rumford
Chris Stroud
Jon Mills
Jin Park
Jason Day
Jason Allred
Nicholas Thompson
Y.E. Yang
Matthew Jones
Tag Ridings
Justin Bolli
Todd Demsey
Patrick Sheehan
Brad Adamonis
Paul Claxton
Travis Perkins
Ron Whittaker
Kent Jones
Michael Letzig
Cody Freeman
Martin Laird
Parker McLachlin
Kyle Thompson
Duffy Waldorf
Omar Uresti
Tim Wilkinson
Marc Turnesa
Kenneth Ferrie
Brad Elder
Kevin Streelman
Chez Reavie
Dustin Johnson
John Riegger
Richard S. Johnson
Tom Scherrer
Carlos Franco
Scott Sterling
Jim McGovern
Brenden Pappas
Tommy Gainey
Chad Collins
John Merrick
James Driscoll
Bob Sowards
Jimmy Walker
Alejandro Canizares
David Lutterus
Jonathan Kaye (medical)
Michael Bradley (medical)
Michael Sim (medical)
Carl Paulson (medical)
25. Nationwide Tour 3-Win Promotion to any player winning 3 times during
the current season, in priority determined by the date in which they win
their third event.
26. Minor Medical Extension.
Steve Lowery Bob May
Paul Stankowski Andrew Buckle
Steve Allan
27. Next 25 members after the Top 125 members from previous year’s
Official Money List. If needed to fill the field, the next 25 PGA TOUR
members after the top 125 PGA TOUR members from the previous year’s
Official Money List, in order of their position on the list.
Ted Purdy Jeff Gove
Craig Kanada Ryan Palmer
Harrison Frazar Marco Dawson
Robert Gamez Gavin Coles
Bob Heintz Daisuke Maruyama
Doug LaBelle II Billy Andrade
Jason Dufner
28. Non-Exempt, Major Medical Extension
Kris Cox
29. Past Champions, Team Tournament Winners and Veteran Members
Beyond 150 on Money List: If not otherwise eligible and as needed to fill
the field, Past Champion members, Team Tournament Winners and
Veteran members beyond 150th place on the previous year’s Money List,
in order of their combined official PGA TOUR and Nationwide Tour earnings
in the previous year.
30. Past Champion Members: If not otherwise eligible and if needed to fill
the field, Past Champion members, in order of the total number of cosponsored
or approved events won, excluding Team events. If two or
more players are tied, the player who is higher on the PGA TOUR Career
Money List shall be eligible.
31. Special Temporary: If during the course of a PGA TOUR season, a nonmember
of the PGA TOUR wins an amount of official money (e.g., by
playing in PGA TOUR events through sponsor exemptions, Open
Qualifying, etc.) equal to the amount won in the preceding year by the
150th finisher on the official money list, he will be eligible for the
remainder of the year.
32. Team Tournament Winners: If not otherwise eligible and if needed to fill
the field, winners of co-sponsored team championships, in order of the
total number of team championship tournaments won. If two or more players
are tied based on the number of such tournaments won, the player who
is higher on the official PGA TOUR Career Money List shall be eligible.
33. Veteran Members: If not otherwise eligible and if needed to fill the field,
Veteran members (players who have made a minimum of 150 cuts during
their career), in order of their standing on the PGA TOUR Career
Money List.
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
2—2004 Chrysler Classic of Greensboro, 2007 Turning
Stone Resort Championship.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
1998 Greater Austin Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
1989 Bell's Scottish Open [Eur.].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—Turning Stone Resort Championship; T9—Reno-Tahoe
Open.
2007 SEASON:
Surpassed the $1-million mark in earnings for the first time
in his career, keyed by a runner-up finish at the inaugural
Turning Stone Resort Championship. Finish secured his card
for the 2008 season after he had already paid to enter the
2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament...First top-10 of the
year came with a T9 at the Reno-Tahoe Open. It was his
first top-10 since his T6 finish at the 2005 B.C.
Open...Finished second at the Turning Stone Resort
Championship, two strokes behind winner Steve Flesch.
Finish tied his career best (2004 Chrysler Classic of
Greensboro) and moved him from 154th to 89th on the
money list, securing his card for 2008...Held the first-round
lead at the inaugural Fry's Electronics Open with a 63
before finishing T55.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: In 13th trip to the Qualifying Tournament finals,
earned 2007 card for a record ninth time. Finished 153rd on
2006 money list with three top-25s in 25 starts. 2005: After
Michael Allen
EXEMPT STATUS: 95th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Michael Louis Allen
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 195
BIRTHDATE: January 31, 1959
BIRTHPLACE: San Mateo, CA
RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ; plays out of Mesa CC
FAMILY: Wife, Cynthia; Christy (12/8/93), Michelle (6/3/97)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1988 1
1990 30 16 4 95,319/140
1991 29 15 2 47,626/177
1992 16 4 11,455/233
1993 27 15 2 3 6 231,072/73
1994 32 17 2 91,191/162
1995 21 7 1 1 55,825
1996 1 1 2,425/362
1999 1
2000 1 1 4,936
2001 1 1 1 91,734
2002 29 9 1 108,777/197
2004 28 15 1 2 4 882,872/88
2005 30 15 2 5 591,829/130
2006 25 17 3 470,946/153
2007 22 15 1 2 4 1,016,952/95
Total 294 148 2 2 10 33 3,702,959
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1992 1 1 1,125/219
1995 5 3 1 4,840/158
1997 20 9 3 4 26,792/75
1998 21 10 1 4 7 67,482/42
1999 24 10 1 3 22,871/93
2000 11 8 1 3 6 103,373/49
2001 21 13 2 4 59,864/71
2003 24 14 1 2 7 89,201/55
Total 127 68 1 2 15 32 375,548
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
finishing 130th on the 2005 money list, earned higher status
for 2006 via the Qualifying Tournament with a T7 finish.
Made cut in half of his 30 starts during the year, while posting
two top-10s (a T10 at the MCI Heritage and a T6 at the
B.C. Open). 2004: Finished in the top 125 on the money list
for just the second time in his career and first since finishing
73rd in 1993. His $882,872 was more than he had
earned in his first 187 events on TOUR ($740,360)...First top-
10 of the season was T9 at the Reno-Tahoe Open. Last time
he finished in the top-10 on TOUR was at the 1995 Quad
Cities Open, where he finished T5...Posted a hole-in-one on
the 193-yard par-3 fourth hole with a 6-iron in the third
round at the FedEx St. Jude Classic...Posted career-best finish
with a solo second at the Chrysler Classic of
Greensboro. Birdie putt on 72nd hole put him in solo second,
worth $92,000 and payday of $496,800 jumped position on
money list from No. 153 to No. 84. 2003: Successfully qualified
at Qualifying Tournament for the seventh time in his
career (1989-92, 1994, 2001, 2003) with a third-place finish.
Marked the 11th time he had been to Q-School
finals...Played primarily on the Nationwide Tour, where he
was also a member from 1997-2001, with two top-10s in 24
events. Finished T2 at the Monterey Peninsula Classic.
1998: Using a long putter, earned his first career
Nationwide Tour victory at the Greater Austin Open, shooting
a final-round 76 as winds in excess of 40 mph dropped
the wind chill into the low 20s. His 4-over-par 76 was the
highest finish by a winner on the Nationwide Tour that season.
1995: Posted third career TOUR top-10 with a T5 at the
weather-shortened Quad Cities Open. 1993: Then-careerbest
PGA TOUR finishes came back-to-back in his first two
events of the season, a T3 in Northern Telecom and Phoenix
Opens. 1992: Made his TOUR card for fourth straight season
EDUCATION: University of Nevada (1982, Horticulture)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports, wine, reading, politics,
motorcycles
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1984
Q SCHOOL: 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 2001, 2003,
2005, 2006
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
via Q-School finals. 1989: Won Bell's Scottish Open on
European Tour. Fired a 9-under-par 63 in the final round to
defeat Ian Woosnam and Jose Maria Olazabal by two
strokes at Gleneagles. Had only 22 putts during the final
round, which saw him hole two chips and a bunker shot en
route to a 30 on the back nine. Later in the year, finished
second in the Scandinavian Open. Finished 15th on
European Tour Order of Merit.
PERSONAL:
Was planning to be a stockbroker before turning to golf as
a profession...Won the 2003 Southern Arizona Open with
daughter Christy caddying.
PLAYER STATISTICS
Year 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00
U.S. Open DQ
British Open CUT T52 T53
PGA T61
THE PLAYERS CUT T62
Year 01 02 03 04 05
U.S. Open T12 CUT T67
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS T27
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.82 (92)
Driving Distance ..........................................294.3 (54)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................64.85% (63)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................66.46% (24)
Putting Average............................................1.791 (91)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Fry's Electronics Open/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–4 times, most recent 2007
Fry's Electronics Open/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $648,000–2007 Turning
Stone Resort Championship/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 Bell
Canadian Open/175
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (4):
2000 Shell Houston Open, Advil Western Open. 2001
Nissan Open, Marconi Pennsylvania Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (15):
1992 Perak Masters [Aus], Johnnie Walker Classic [Aus].
1993 Optus Players Championship [Aus]. 1994 Heineken
Australian Open [Aus], Honda Open [Eur]. 1995 Heineken
Classic [Aus]. 1996 Alamo English Open [Eur], Peugeot
Open de France [Eur], One2One British Masters [Eur]. 2000
Australian PGA Championship [Aus]. 2001 Australian PGA
Championship [Aus]. 2003 MasterCard Australian Masters
[Aus]. 2005 Australian Open [Aus], Australian PGA [Aus],
Australian Masters [Aus].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T3—Nissan Open, World Golf Championships-CA
Championship; T5—The Honda Classic; T6—AT&T
National; 8—Deutsche Bank Championship, Sony Open in
Hawaii, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; T9—Buick Invitational.
2007 SEASON:
Steady finisher all year, never out of the top-30 in the
FedExCup points standings or the money list…In first start
of the season, posted four rounds of par or better to finish
T8 at the Sony Open in Hawaii…One week later, held the
18-hole lead at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic after a 9under-par
63 at La Quinta CC. Finished T8…Continued
strong play with third consecutive top-10, a T9 at the Buick
Invitational…Past champion finished T3 at the Nissan
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 3-0
Robert Allenby (allen-BEE)
EXEMPT STATUS: 23rd in 2007 FedExCup points
FULL NAME: Robert Allenby
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 178
BIRTHDATE: July 12, 1971
BIRTHPLACE: Melbourne, Australia
RESIDENCE: Melbourne, Australia
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1993 6 1 11,052/235
1994 1 1
1995 9 5 3 73,288
1996 7 2 15,932/252
1997 8 3 1 2 69,990/185
1998 9 7 1 4 191,867/141
1999 27 17 4 321,507/126
2000 26 22 2 1 3 10 1,968,685/16
2001 29 25 2 5 14 2,309,029/16
2002 27 22 2 1 8 14 2,115,771/20
2003 24 21 1 9 13 2,176,452/24
2004 26 22 5 11 1,513,537/44
2005 31 17 3 9 1,184,458/63
2006 22 20 3 12 1,503,581/56
2007 28 18 2 8 11 96,634/23 2,219,538/27
Total 280 203 4 3 4 46 107 15,674,684
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Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 10 10 8 570,918
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Open, three strokes behind champion Charles Howell III
with four rounds in the 60s. Posted fourth consecutive top-
10, the first time accomplishing that feat since 2002…Two
weeks later, earned fifth top-10 in sixth start with T5 at The
Honda Classic. Tied for the 36-hole lead with Charlie Wi
after opening 67-68 and held at least a share of the lead on
several occasions on Sunday afternoon…Shared the firstround
lead at the World Golf Championships-CA
Championship with a 5-under 67. Closed with the low round
of the day at Doral Golf Resort and Spa (5-under 67) to
finish T3, his first top-10 in six career starts at the event...
Finished T6 at the AT&T National, thanks to weekend
rounds of 69-68...Collected his eighth top-10 of the season
with an eighth-place finish at the Deutsche Bank
Championship, his second top-10 finish at the TPC Boston.
Qualified for the TOUR Championship for the fifth time and
recorded his best effort with T11 finish.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
A four-time winner on the PGA TOUR, has also earned 11
PGA Tour of Australasia victories and four European Tour
titles. Twice led the PGA Tour of Australasia Order of Merit
('92 and '94) and participated in four Presidents Cup competitions.
2006: Finished in the top 65 on the PGA TOUR
money list for the seventh consecutive season. Missed just
two cuts in 22 starts and finished in the top 25 in more than
half of them (12)...Finished second on TOUR in All-Around
Ranking behind Tiger Woods, and fifth in Total Driving.
2005: Made a career-high 31 starts on TOUR while finishing
63rd on the money list, his lowest finish since finishing
FAMILY: Wife, Sandy; Harry Jack (9/20/99); Lily Bella
(1/17/02)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1991
Q SCHOOL: 1998
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
126th in 1999. Plagued much of the early part of the season
by chronic inflammation in his hands that kept him from
being able to bend his fingers after waking up until he held
them under hot water for a period of time. Ended year with
three consecutive wins on the PGA TOUR of Australasia.
Became first player to win Australian "Triple Crown" at the
Australian Open, PGA and Masters in consecutive weeks.
Won second Australian Open title despite an injured hand
and improved playoff record to 9-0 worldwide with victory
over Bubba Watson on first extra hole of Australian
Masters. 2004: Finished in the top 50 on the money list and
earned more than $1 million for the fifth straight season.
2003: Posted a career-best nine top-10s, placing in the top
30 in earnings for the fourth consecutive season...Won at
the MasterCard Australian Masters. 2002: Finished 27th on
the money list despite not winning for the first time since
1999. 2001: His second consecutive top-30 finish in earnings
(16th) was driven by two victories. Beat Brandel
Chamblee, Toshi Izawa, Dennis Paulson, Jeff Sluman and
Bob Tway in a playoff at the Nissan Open with birdie on first
extra hole when he laced a 3-wood through a cold rain to 5
feet and made the putt. Improved playoff record to 3-0 on
TOUR and 8-0 overall...Later in the year, earned second title
at the Marconi Pennsylvania Classic with a three-stroke victory.
Took the lead after second round and cruised to threestroke
victory. 2000: Earned first two TOUR victories. Posted
first win at Shell Houston Open. Despite placing one shot in
water and another in grandstand, defeated Craig Stadler in
four-hole playoff. Second win came on first hole of playoff
with Nick Price at Advil Western Open...Participated in his
Year 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03
Masters CUT 47 T29 T39
U.S. Open T33 CUT T46 CUT T12 CUT
British Open CUT CUT T60 T15 T55 T10 T19 T36 T47 CUT T43
PGA CUT CUT CUT T49 T13 CUT T19 T16 T10 T39
THE PLAYERS 73 CUT CUT T53 T21 T11 T4
TOUR Championship T16 T22 T22 T13
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T33 T9
Bridgestone Invitational T12 T23 T2 T6
CA Championship T25 CNL T31 T21
Year 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT T22 CUT
U.S. Open T7 CUT T16 CUT
British Open CUT T52 T16 CUT
PGA T9 CUT T20 CUT
THE PLAYERS T33 CUT T38 CUT
TOUR Championship T11
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T5 T17 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T9 T22 81
CA Championship T54 T26 T3
NATIONAL TEAMS: Presidents Cup (4) 1994, 1996, 2000, 2003; World Cup (2) 1993, 1995;
Dunhill Cup, 1993
Robert ALLENBY
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third career Presidents Cup as member of International
Team, combining for 0-3 record in losing effort...Edged
Steve Conrad by one stroke to win the Australian PGA
Championship in December. 1999: In rookie season on
TOUR, finished just outside the top 125 in earnings (No.
126). 1998: Earned exempt status for 1999 by finishing 17th
at PGA TOUR Qualifying School. 1997: Posted first top-10 in
a major with T10 at the British Open. 1996: Won three
times on European Tour, at the Alamo English Open,
Peugeot French Open and One2One British Masters, to finish
third on European Tour Order of Merit. 1995: Claimed
Heineken Classic title. 1994: Member of Presidents Cup
Team...Won Heineken Australian Open and European
Tour's Honda Open...Led PGA Tour of Australasia Order of
Merit for second time in career. 1993: Captured Optus
Players Championship and named PGA Tour of
Australasia's Most Consistent Player. 1992: Won Perak
Masters and Johnnie Walker Classic to lead Australasian
HOT SHOTS
DRIVING DISTANCE PERCENTAGE OVER 300 YARDS (2007)
Rank Player % Rounds
1 Bubba Watson 55.43 80
2 John Daly 54.51 59
3 J.B. Holmes 52.29 71
4 Robert Garrigus 50.17 95
5 Brett Wetterich 44.04 88
Robert Allenby (Continued)
Tour Order of Merit...Named PGA Tour of Australasia
Rookie of the Year. 1991: Won Riversdale Cup for second
consecutive year. Amateur: Won Riversdale Cup and
Victorian Amateur Championship. Represented Australia in
Eisenhower Cup and on World Amateur Team.
PERSONAL:
1996 season on European Tour, when he finished third on
Order of Merit, ended prematurely in October, when he suffered
a broken sternum and facial injuries in a traffic accident
in Spain. Was presented 2001 Ben Hogan Award by
the Golf Writers Association of America for recovering from
that accident…Patron and spokesperson for Challenge
Cancer Support Network, which aids children with cancer
and blood disorders, since 1993.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.26 (36)
Driving Distance ..........................................300.3 (19)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................60.36% (125)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................68.41% (9)
Putting Average............................................1.812 (156)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Bob Hope Chrysler Classic/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2002 Air Canada
Championship/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $612,000–2001
Nissan Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 EDS Byron
Nelson Championship/13
Bubba Watson
LONGEST DRIVES ON TOUR (2007)
Rank Player Distance Tournament Rd Hole Course
1 Brett Wetterich 437 Mercedes-Benz 1 12 Plantation Course at Kapalua
2 Brett Wetterich 435 Bridgestone 4 16 Firestone CC (South Course)
3 J.B. Holmes 429 Mercedes-Benz 1 12 Plantation Course at Kapalua
4 Chris Couch 428 Mercedes-Benz 2 12 Plantation Course at Kapalua
5 Bubba Dickerson 422 Reno-Tahoe Open 2 8 Montreux G&CC
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3):
2004 Cialis Western Open. 2006 THE PLAYERS Championship.
2007 Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
1991 Pensacola Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (3):
1989 Trinidad and Tobago Open. 1994 Open V33 [Eur]. 1996
Benson and Hedges International Open [Eur].
OTHER VICTORIES (2):
2006 LG Skins Game. 2007 LG Skins Game.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-
Mart; T5—World Golf Championships-Accenture Match
Play Championship; T9—Arnold Palmer Invitational presented
by MasterCard; T10—U.S. Open Championship.
2007 SEASON:
In a season in which he worked on swing changes, won for the
second consecutive year and also contended in two major
championships...Shared the first-round lead at the Mercedes-
Benz Championship with four other players, including eventual
champion Vijay Singh, and finished T11...Finished T5 at the
World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship. Defeated Robert Karlsson, Vijay Singh and
Stewart Cink before falling to Chad Campbell, 1-up, in the
quarterfinals...Opened 68-67 en route to a T9 finish at the
Arnold Palmer Invitational... Entered the final round of the U.S.
Open tied for third. Shot a 76 on Sunday to finish T10...In the
year's final major, the PGA Championship, posted three rounds
in the 60s to claim a T12...Final-round 68 at the Children's
Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart earned him
his third career PGA TOUR win by one stroke over Tim Clark.
Got up and down for par out of a bunker on the 72nd hole to
secure the victory. Prior to win, had already declared season a
success after tweaking his swing to cope with lingering neck
and back problems...Sank a 7-foot birdie putt on the 18th green
to win $650,000 and second consecutive LG Skins Game.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
Member of the PGA TOUR since 1997. Played European Tour
from 1993 through 1997 and had three consecutive stints on
Stephen Ames (AIMS)
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 2006 THE PLAYERS
Championship (through 2011)
FULL NAME: Stephen Michael Ames
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 165
BIRTHDATE: April 28, 1964
BIRTHPLACE: San Fernando, Trinidad
RESIDENCE: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1996 1 1 8,816/282
1997 2 2 1 1 110,461/163
1998 16 10 1 3 7 357,859/83
1999 18 11 1 4 5 460,760/84
2000 31 19 4 9 747,312/63
2001 26 19 2 8 574,451/89
2002 28 17 1 4 9 1,278,037/46
2003 27 19 4 9 1,005,959/72
2004 27 21 1 1 11 16 3,303,205/8
2005 24 18 3 6 959,665/83
2006 21 14 1 3 9 2,395,155/26
2007 23 18 1 4 9 91,013/69 2,103,426/31
Total 244 169 3 1 3 43 88 13,305,106
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1990 24 20 5 15 32,226/28
1991 23 14 1 1 1 5 9 58,415/8
1992 20 10 3 5 25,906/58
Total 67 44 1 1 1 13 29 116,547
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Nationwide Tour starting in 1990. 2006: Won THE PLAYERS
Championship at TPC Sawgrass, blowing away the strongest
field in golf with a 5-under 67 in the final round to win by six
strokes and earn a trip to the Masters. Finished at 14-under 274,
six shots clear of two-time U.S. Open champion Retief Goosen.
Posted the lowest final-round score when the scoring average
was 75.378, the second-toughest Sunday in TPC Sawgrass history...Rebounded
from first-round, 9-and-8 WGC-Accenture
Match Play Championship loss to Tiger Woods with a T7 at The
Honda Classic two weeks later for first top-10 of the
season...Started having problems with his back at the end of the
season. Withdrew from the Canadian Open in September and
the American Express Championship outside London three
weeks later. Also missed the TOUR Championship in Atlanta.
Teamed in the World Cup in Barbados with his brother Robert.
2005: Made his first appearance at the Masters, finished
T45...The next week, recorded first top-10 and best result of the
season with a T6 finish at the MCI Heritage. 2004: Finished
eighth on the money list and compiled a career-best 11 top-10s,
including his first TOUR victory. Made 21 cuts in 27 tournaments
entered and made over $3 million in a single season for the first
time in his career...At age 40, captured his initial TOUR win at the
Cialis Western Open by two strokes over Steve Lowery. Became
first player over 40 to capture initial win since Brad Bryant at the
1995 Walt Disney World /Oldsmobile Golf Classic. Shared thirdround
lead with Mark Hensby at 9-under 204 prior to his finalround
1-under 70. Win capped a period of eight top-10s in his
last 10 starts and moved him to 17th in the Official World Golf
Ranking...Also placed third at the Bank of America Colonial, T7
at the U.S. Open and T9 at PGA Championship. Earned a spot in
the TOUR Championship for the first time in his career and finished
T4. 2003: The 72nd and last player to earn $1 million on the
PGA TOUR during season...Season's best finish was a T5 at the
Chrysler Classic of Greensboro. 2002: Runner-up to Craig Perks
at THE PLAYERS Championship. After starting the final round
T21, recorded seven birdies (including four straight on Nos. 9-12)
en route to 67, the second-lowest score of the day. 2001:
Recorded T8 at Compaq Classic of New Orleans and T6 in the
B.C. Open. 2000: Recorded course-record 61 at "Blue Monster"
course in second round of Doral-Ryder Open and was three back
through 36 holes. Finished eighth...Best week of the season was
Compaq Classic when he was two strokes behind Carlos Franco
after 36 holes and finished T4. Also, received word on a two-year
FAMILY: Wife, Jodi; Justin (2/28/97), Ryan Michael
(5/25/99)
EDUCATION: Boca Raton (Business Administration)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Reading, films, sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1987
Q SCHOOL: 1997
JOINED TOUR: 1998
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1991)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
extension on his visa. 1999: Due to visa problems was unable to
start the season until May. Made the most of the 18 events
entered, making 11 cuts and finishing among top 10 four
times...His debut came at the Kemper Open where he finished
T44 after closing with 68. Missed birth of his second child during
tournament week...Finished third at the Sprint International.
1998: Was first rookie to post a top-10 on the year with a solo
third at Nissan Open. 1997: Finished third at the PGA TOUR
Qualifying Tournament to earn exempt status for the 1998 season.
1996: Claimed second European Tour title at the Benson and
Hedges International Open. 1994: Won first European Tour title
in the Open V33. 1991: Earned only Nationwide Tour victory in
the Pensacola Open. 1990: Rookie on the Nationwide Tour. 1989:
Winner of Trinidad and Tobago Open.Sank a 7-foot birdie putt on
the 18th green in late November to win $650,000 and a second
consecutive LG Skins Game.
PERSONAL:
Both parents were born in Trinidad and Tobago (father of English
ancestry, mother of Portuguese)...He is the first touring professional
to emerge from Trinidad and Tobago...Grandmother was
a two-time Trinidad and Tobago champion...Met his Canadian
wife, Jodi, a former flight attendant, on a flight between tournaments...Part
owner of several restaurants in Calgary, Alberta,
including the Vintage Chophouse & Tavern.
Year 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05
Masters T45
U.S. Open T68 DQ T9 T71
British Open T51 T55 T5 T24 T69 CUT CUT
PGA T30 W/D CUT T9 T72
THE PLAYERS CUT T42 CUT 2 T17 T13 CUT
TOUR Championship T4 DNS
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
Bridgestone Invitational T22 T36
CA Championship T36 10
Year 06 07
Masters T11 T24
U.S. Open CUT T10
British Open T41 CUT
PGA T55 T12
THE PLAYERS 1 CUT
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T5
Bridgestone Invitational T18 T22
CA Championship W/D T28
PLAYER STATISTICS
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Cup (4), 2000, 2002, 2003, 2006.
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.26 (36)
Driving Distance ..........................................280.3 (162)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................65.94% (44)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.10% (93)
Putting Average............................................1.807 (142)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Children's Miracle Network
Classic presented by Wal-Mart/2
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2000 Doral-Ryder Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,440,000–2006 THE
PLAYERS Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 Target
World Challenge/17
Stephen AMES
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (8):
1997 Honda Classic. 1998 Kemper Open. 1999 Shell
Houston Open. 2003 Las Vegas Invitational. 2004 Mercedes
Championships. 2005 Mercedes Championships. 2006
Mercedes Championships, Shell Houston Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
1995 Monterrey Open, Sonoma County Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
1998 Coolum Classic [Aus]. 2001 Holden Australian Open.
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
1999 CVS Charity Classic [with Jeff Sluman].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—Shell Houston Open; T3—AT&T National; T7—
Masters Tournament.
2007 SEASON:
Several near-misses marked the 2007 season and made the
International Team at The Presidents Cup for the fifth
time…In attempt to win a fourth consecutive Mercedes-
Benz Championship, finished T13…In defense of Shell
Houston Open title, held a share of the 18- and 36-hole
leads before finishing T2 behind countryman Adam Scott.
One shot behind Scott on the 72nd hole, posted a doublebogey
six after approach shot found a water hazard. Scott
made a miraculous par to finish three shots clear…Held
the 54-hole lead at the Masters Tournament before a finalround
75 dropped him to T7, his fourth career top-10 in a
major championship…Shared the lead after the first two
rounds and was the third-round leader at the inaugural
AT&T National at 9-under, two strokes ahead of eventual
winner K.J. Choi, but finished T3 after dropping six strokes
Stuart Appleby (apple-BEE)
EXEMPT STATUS: 23rd in 2007 FedExCup points
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 195
BIRTHDATE: May 1, 1971
BIRTHPLACE: Cohuna, Australia
RESIDENCE: Orlando, FL
FAMILY: Wife, Ashley; Ella (1/12/05); Mia (3/1/06)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Action sports, motor racing
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1996 30 18 1 5 164,483/130
1997 23 18 1 2 5 12 1,003,356/18
1998 22 12 1 5 7 717,962/40
1999 29 21 1 1 5 12 1,359,724/25
2000 24 20 1 1 5 15 1,642,221/24
2001 29 23 4 8 1,004,528/55
2002 28 21 2 4 10 1,729,459/32
2003 27 19 1 3 5 13 2,662,538/12
2004 25 18 1 1 1 5 14 2,949,235/13
2005 25 19 1 4 8 2,202,506/23
2006 23 20 2 6 11 3,470,457/8
2007 24 15 1 1 3 9 93,640/36 1,803,385/45
Total 309 224 8 11 3 52 124 20,709,855
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1995 22 18 2 1 7 15 144,419/5
Total 22 18 2 1 7 15 144,419
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 9 8 2 5 720,730
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 10 8 1 3 4 479,898
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
in his first seven holes on the final day. Closed with 6-over
76…Earned 10th and final automatic spot for The
Presidents Cup International Team with T12 finish at the
PGA Championship.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Won twice and finished in the top 10 (No. 8) on the
money list, both firsts in his 11-year TOUR career...Joined
Gene Littler (1955-57) as the only players to win three consecutive
Mercedes Championships. Trailed Olin Browne by
two strokes after first round, then held second- and thirdround
leads prior to defeating Vijay Singh with a birdie on
the first playoff hole. One of two players in 28-man field to
post four sub-par rounds as he finished the event at 8-under
284, the highest 72-hole winning total since the tournament
moved to Kapalua in 1999 and the highest in tournament
history since Gary Player won with a 4-under 284 in 1969 at
La Costa CC...A T7 the following week at the Sony Open in
Hawaii gave him back-to-back top-10s for the first time
since the end of the 2003 season...Three months later,
became a two-time winner by taking the Shell Houston
Open in wire-to-wire fashion, the first player in the 59-year
history of the tournament to lead outright in all four rounds.
The ninth multiple winner of the Shell Houston Open (1999)
was the only player in the field to post four rounds in the
60s. Finished six strokes ahead of Bob Estes, matching the
largest victory margin at the tournament (Vijay Singh in
2002 and Jack Burke, Jr. in 1952). In previous seven TOUR
wins, won by a total of five strokes. 2005: Won for the third
consecutive season and was first player during the year to
successfully defend a title with his victory at the Mercedes
Championships. Became the first back-to-back winner in 22
years at the TOUR's season-opening event. Came from four
strokes back on final day to pass 54-hole leader Vijay Singh.
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1992
Q SCHOOL: 1996
JOINED TOUR: 1996
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1995)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Almost did not return to defend title due to a nerve problem
in his left hip and upper thigh causing severe pain and
expectant due date of pregnant wife Ashley...Made fourth
International Presidents Cup Team. 2004: Finished in the top
20 (No. 13) on the money list for the third time in his career
and second consecutive season. Earned fifth career victory
at the Mercedes Championships, topping Vijay Singh by one
stroke. Held first- and third-round leads...Held four-stroke
lead through 54 holes at the Bay Hill Invitational but a finalround
76 left him six strokes behind winner Chad Campbell.
2003: Season punctuated by fourth career victory at the Las
Vegas Invitational, his first win since 1999. Finished 12th on
the money list and represented the International team at
The Presidents Cup in South Africa...Surpassed the $10-million
mark in career TOUR earnings with Vegas victory.
Defeated Scott McCarron in playoff after the two set a tournament
record with scores of 31-under 328, including
career-low 62 in first round...Prior to win, had finished T2
three times earlier in the year, Shell Houston Open, 84 LUM-
BER Classic of Pennsylvania and the American Express
Championship. 2002: Moved back into top 50 in earnings,
highlighted by near miss at British Open. Best career finish
in a major, T2, at the 131st British Open at Muirfield. After
posting final-round 65 to join Ernie Els, Thomas Levet and
Steve Elkington in playoff, bogeyed the fourth and final hole
of the aggregate playoff to be eliminated…Second runnerup
finish came at the Invensys Classic at Las Vegas, one
stroke shy of Phil Tataurangi, who posted a final-round 62.
2001: Despite four top-10s, fell out of the top 30, at 55th, for
the first time since 1998. 2000: Although winless for first
time in four seasons, stood 24th on the money list with
earnings of $1,642,221 in 24 starts...Best of five top-10s
came in his second start, as runner-up to Paul Azinger at
Sony Open in Hawaii...Four sub-par rounds at PGA
Year 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T21 CUT CUT CUT T31 CUT CUT T22 T43 T19 T7
U.S. Open T36 T10 CUT CUT CUT T37 CUT CUT CUT CUT T26
British Open T20 CUT CUT T11 61 T2 T15 T36 T41 CUT CUT
PGA T61 CUT CUT T4 T16 T17 T23 T17 T15 T55 T12
THE PLAYERS T14 CUT CUT T22 T33 T28 T21 CUT CUT CUT T16
TOUR Championship T22 T26 7 27 T15 T7 T10
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33 T9 T33 T33 T17 T17 T33 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T23 T20 T5 T42 T46 T9 T13 T71 T14
CA Championship T30 T25 CNL T11 T2 T16 T11 T6 T35
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (5), 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2007; Dunhill Cup (3),
1997, 1998, 1999; World Cup, 2003.
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Championship produced T4 finish...Participated in second
Presidents Cup as member of International Team. 1999:
Earned his third title in as many seasons with Shell
Houston Open win. Stood two strokes back after 36 holes
and three back through 54 holes. Closing 71, the highest
final round by a winner in 15 years at TPC Woodlands, was
good for one-stroke victory over John Cook and Hal Sutton.
Credited his late wife Renay with giving him the strength to
win his first title since her death in the previous year. 1998:
Earned his second TOUR victory at Kemper Open. Trailed by
one through 54 holes and survived windswept Sunday with
closing 72, one stroke better than Scott Hoch. 1997:
Established himself as one of TOUR's young stars, becoming
the first Q-School graduate to earn more than $1 million
the following year...Won the Honda Classic, finished second
twice and earned trip to THE TOUR Championship...
HOT SHOTS
GREENS IN REGULATION PERCENTAGE (2007)
Rank Player % Rounds
1 Tiger Woods 71.02 63
2 John Senden 70.33 97
3 Jeff Gove 70.17 103
4 Cameron Beckman 69.87 96
5 Tommy Armour III 69.84 81
GREENS IN REGULATION PERCENTAGE
FROM 200 YARDS-PLUS (2007)
Rank Player % Rounds
1 Alex Cejka 62.03 80
2 Tiger Woods 61.21 63
3 Robert Allenby 58.75 90
4 Sean O'Hair 56.47 98
5 Robert Garrigus 56.17 95
Stuart Appleby (Continued)
Held one-stroke lead over Payne Stewart after 54 holes at
Honda Classic. Closing 71 on windy Sunday enough for
one-stroke victory over Stewart and Michael Bradley. 1995:
Became eighth player to win first Nationwide Tour event
with victory at Monterrey Open...Earned place on PGA
TOUR in 1996 by finishing fifth on the Nationwide Tour
money list.
PERSONAL:
Raised on dairy farm, where he used to hit golf shots from
paddock to paddock once his chores were completed...
Former Australian Rules football player before turning to
pro golf in 1992 and playing in Australia before coming to
the United States in 1995.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.48 (52)
Driving Distance ..........................................290.9 (76)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................60.43% (124)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.57% (157)
Putting Average............................................1.802 (131)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–2 times, most recent AT&T
National/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2003 Las Vegas
Invitational/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,080,000–2006
Mercedes Championships/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 Bay Hill
Invitational Presented by MasterCard/8
GREENS IN REGULATION PERCENTAGE
FROM 100-125 YARDS (2007)
Rank Player % Rounds
1 Phil Mickelson 85.06 73
2 Mark Brooks 83.33 53
3 Stephen Leaney 82.73 82
4 Jeff Sluman 82.50 60
5 Cameron Beckman 82.12 96
GREENS IN REGULATION PERCENTAGE FROM FAIRWAY
Rank Player % Rounds
1 Jeff Gove 81.97 103
2 Stewart Cink 81.09 91
3 Adam Scott 80.99 69
4 Tiger Woods 80.79 63
5 Robert Allenby 80.13 90
GREENS IN REGULATION
PERCENTAGE AWAY FROM FAIRWAY
Rank Player % Rounds
1 Jeff Overton 58.84 60
2 Kevin Stadler 57.40 95
3 John Senden 57.11 97
4 Mathew Goggin 56.69 97
5 Robert Garrigus 56.55 95
Stuart APPLEBY
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
4—2007 Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
4—Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun; T6—
Valero Texas Open; T9—AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
2007 SEASON:
Rookie played in one event in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for
the FedExCup and posted three top-10 finishes in 32 starts.
One of 12 graduates from the 2006 PGA TOUR Qualifying
Tournament to retain his card for the 2008 season…Posted
first top-10 in fourth career start, a T9 at the AT&T Pebble
Beach National Pro-Am. Shot a 5-under-par 67 at Pebble
Beach on Sunday to jump into the top 10…Carded four
rounds in the 60s to finish solo fourth at the inaugural
Mayakoba Golf Classic in Mexico…Recorded his third top-
10 finish of the season with a T6 at the Valero Texas Open.
Climbed back into the top 125 on the money list (112) after
falling to 126th the week prior at the Viking Classic.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Earned TOUR card through T13 finish at Qualifying
Tournament in his first trip to finals. One of eight players to
successfully negotiate all three stages...Member of the
Ryan Armour
EXEMPT STATUS: 121st on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Ryan Patrick Armour
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 160
BIRTHDATE: February 27, 1976
BIRTHPLACE: Akron, OH
RESIDENCE: Jupiter, FL; plays out of Firestone CC
(Akron, OH)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2007 32 21 3 7 86,215/128 862,979/121
Total 32 21 3 7 862,979
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
1994A 1
2000 2
2004 29 14 1 5 9 140,418/38
2005 24 12 1 1 4 7 161,268/30
2006 27 21 4 15 174,267/31
Total 83 47 1 2 13 31 475,952
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Nationwide Tour from 2004-06. Made the cut in 21 of 27
starts on the Nationwide Tour, with four top-10s. Ended the
season No. 31 on the money list, with $174,267. 2005:
Made the cut in 12 of 24 starts on the Nationwide Tour, with
four top-10s. Completed the season No. 30 on the money
list...Posted a 3-under 69 in the final round of the Jacob's
Creek Open Championship to finish a career-best
T2...Posted second top-10 of the season with a third at The
Rex Hospital Open. 2004: Made the cut in 14 of 29 tournament
appearances on the Nationwide Tour, finishing in the
top 25 nine times. Ended the year No. 38 on the money
list...Began the season with a third-place finish at the
BellSouth Panama Championship. Was one of just three
players to finish the tournament under par (1-under), but six
shots behind champion Jimmy Walker. 2003: Medalist at
the second stage of the Qualifying Tournament, held at
Black Horse GC. Shot an 8-under-par 64 in the final round to
finish on top...Played on the Hooters Tour in 2002-03 and
also the Golden Bear Tour in 2003. 2002: Member of the
Developmental Players Tour in 2001-02. Amateur: Medalist
at the 1998 Big Ten Championship. Also earned third-team
All-American honors that year...Selected to the All-Big Ten
squad in 1995 and 1998...Lost to Tiger Woods. 1-up in 19
holes, in the 1993 U.S. Junior Amateur final in Portland, OR.
It was Woods' third consecutive U.S. Junior title.
FAMILY: Wife, Erin
EDUCATION: Ohio State University (1999,
Communications)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1999
Q SCHOOL: 2006
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.06 (123)
Driving Distance ..........................................283.9 (136)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................69.45% (17)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.16% (51)
Putting Average............................................1.792 (96)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent
Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart/2
Career Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent 2007
Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $168,000–2007
Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya–Cancun/4
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Valero
Texas Open/285
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
1990 Phoenix Open. 2003 Valero Texas Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
1994 Miami Valley Open, Cleveland Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
1993 Mexican Open.
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2007 Calloway Pebble Beach Invitational.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
4—Shell Houston Open; T5—Turning Stone Resort
Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Posted two top-10s and returned to the top 125...First top-
10 was a fourth at the Shell Houston Open, aided by a finalround,
6-under-par 66...Closed with rounds of 68-68 to finish
T5 at the Turning Stone Resort Championship. Moved
from No. 117 to No. 98 on money list with paycheck of
$203,400, securing TOUR card for 2008...Won the unofficial
Calloway Pebble Beach Invitational in late November.
Tommy Armour III
EXEMPT STATUS: 112th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Thomas Dickson Armour III
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 190
BIRTHDATE: October 8, 1959
BIRTHPLACE: Denver, CO
RESIDENCE: Dallas, TX
FAMILY: Tommy (10/16/89)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1982 14 5 4,254/220
1983 1
1984 3 1 781/267
1985 2
1986 3 1 1 1 9,675/209
1987 3 1 970/290
1988 31 17 1 4 9 175,461/66
1989 32 21 1 2 7 185,018/81
1990 31 16 1 1 2 6 348,658/35
1991 31 15 1 3 90,478/140
1992 30 11 3 47,218/180
1993 20 7 1 2 52,011/181
1994 9 6 1 2 5 112,778/147
1995 30 16 1 5 134,407
1996 21 6 1 2 79,616/178
1997 30 18 7 163,664/131
1998 28 16 1 4 10 554,650/52
1999 28 16 1 1 5 6 782,185/54
2000 30 14 2 6 397,610/122
2001 32 14 3 238,091/161
2002 30 13 3 3 379,191/145
2003 23 11 1 1 4 932,984/76
2004 28 15 1 2 3 844,634/95
2005 29 22 1 4 636,643/122
2006 25 9 2 352,446/170
2007 24 16 2 8 87,283/112 919,134/110
Total 568 287 2 6 2 35 99 7,442,556
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1992 1
1993 5 3 2 3,529/159
1994 19 14 2 1 1 5 7 126,620/7
1996 6 2 1 1,838/194
1998 1 1 1 1 1 14,813/106
2003 1
Total 33 20 2 1 2 6 11 146,799
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished outside the top-125 for the first time since
2002. Best finish was a T11 at the Zurich Classic of New
Orleans. 2005: Made the cut in 10 of final 12 starts to finish
No. 122 on the money list...In first start, finished T7 at the
Sony Open in Hawaii for only top-10 performance of the
season...Led the field with 20 putts in the first round of the
MCI Heritage at Harbour Town Golf Links, just two strokes
shy of the TOUR record of 18. 2004: With two-year exemption
in hand after winning the 2003 Valero Texas Open,
posted two top-10s to finish in the top 100 on the money
list...Finished T2 at Chrysler Championship, the last full-field
event of the year, to jump from 153rd to 95th on the money
list. Paycheck in Tampa ($440,000) was more than half of
season's earnings ($844,634). 2003: After playing with partial
status most of season, turned it around in September
with second career victory at the Valero Texas Open, done
in record-setting fashion with rounds of 64-62-63-65--254.
The 254 total (26-under-par) broke Mark Calcavecchia's 72hole
TOUR mark of 256 set in winning at the 2001 Phoenix
Open. The 54-hole total of 189 matched the TOUR record
shared by Calcavecchia and John Cook (1996 FedEx St. Jude
EDUCATION: University of New Mexico
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Music, sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1981
Q SCHOOL: Fall 1981, 1987, 1996, 2001
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1994)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Classic). Did not post a bogey until the back nine on Sunday.
In relation to par for a par-70 golf course, also broke the
PGA TOUR record of 22-under-par set by Donnie Hammond
at the 1989 Texas Open. Win was worth $630,000, the
largest payday of career. 2002: Picked up first top-10 finish
since the 2000 Byron Nelson Classic with a T7 at the Sony
Open in Hawaii...Led Greater Milwaukee Open after a firstround
63, lowest round on TOUR since 60 during second
round of 1999 Las Vegas Invitational. Finished T8. 2001:
Finished 161st on the money list, returned to Qualifying
Tournament and finished T8 to retain his card for the 2002
season...Played in 32 PGA TOUR events and posted three
top-25s. 2000: Earned full-exempt status for the third consecutive
season on the strength of two top-10s. Best finish
was T5 at the Nissan Open. 1999: Came close to winning
his first PGA TOUR title since 1990 Phoenix Open when he
lost a playoff to Gabriel Hjertstedt at the Touchstone Energy
Tucson Open. Hjertstedt won on the first extra hole with a
birdie...Fired second-round 60 at Las Vegas CC in Las Vegas
Invitational. His 12-under-par 60 included a missed 21⁄2foot
putt on 14. He became the only player 40 or older to
shoot a 60 on a par-72 course. 1998: Finished among the
top-60 on the TOUR money list for the first time since
Year 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98
Masters CUT
U.S. Open CUT T55 T67
British Open T46 T28 T39 CUT
PGA T24 CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT 71 T31
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06
U.S. Open CUT CUT T57 T40
PGA CUT T45
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT W/D CUT T56 CUT
Bridgestone Invitational T50
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1990...Shot final-round 64 to finish T2 at Phoenix Open for
first runner-up finish since 1990. 1994: Found success on
Nationwide Tour, winning Miami Valley and Cleveland
Opens in consecutive weeks to become first player to win
back-to-back Nationwide Tour events. Finished seventh on
Nationwide Tour money list to gain spot on 1995
TOUR...Played in 1994 U.S. Open at Oakmont CC, site of
grandfather's 1927 U.S. Open victory. 1990: Earned first
TOUR victory at the Phoenix Open, his first start of the season
and won by five over Jim Thorpe...Nearly won again
three weeks later, finishing second, two strokes behind
Shearson Lehman Hutton champion Dan Forsman...Played
on European and Asian Tours until fall of 1987. 1983:
Winner of the Mexican Open. 1982: Qualified for the TOUR
in 1981, but earned only $4,254 in 1982. Amateur: Winner
of the 1981 New Mexico State Amateur.
HOT SHOTS
Tommy Armour III (Continued)
PERSONAL:
Grandfather, known as “The Silver Scot,” won the U.S.
Open, British Open and PGA Championship…Started playing
golf with his mom and dad when he was 10…Played
golf and baseball in high school but decided to stick with
golf because seasons conflicted…After record-setting performance
at the 2003 Valero Texas Open, commented on
colorful career, “You only get one trip around life. Golf is
just something that I love to do. I don't play for the money,
I never have. I've made a lot of good friends playing golf
professionally.”
ONE-PUTTS PER ROUND (2007)
Rank Player Avg Total 1 Putts
1 Tim Clark 7.94 508
2 Padraig Harrington 7.87 488
3 Kevin Na 7.85 659
4 Jose Maria Olazabal 7.70 385
5 Jonathan Byrd 7.66 559
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.91 (104)
Driving Distance ..........................................286.1 (119)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................70.00% (16)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................69.24% (8)
Putting Average............................................1.790 (88)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent Ginn sur
Mer Classic at Tesoro/1
Career Low Round/Round: 60–1999 Las Vegas
Invitational/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $630,000–2003 Valero
Texas Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 Buick
Invitational/83
PUTTS PER ROUND (2007)
Rank Player Avg Low Total Putts Rounds
1 Tim Clark 27.88 22 66
2 Jose Maria Olazabal 28.10 23 52
3 Kevin Na 28.14 20 84
4 Aaron Baddeley 28.26 20 83
5 Chris Riley 28.29 22 59
PUTTING FROM INSIDE OF 10 FEET (2007)
Rate Player % Made Attempts Putts Made Rounds
1 Arron Oberholser 89.44 956 855 69
2 Jesper Parnevik 89.34 1,313 1,173 88
3 K.J. Choi 89.33 1,218 1,088 87
4 Brian Gay 89.32 1,741 1,555 107
5 Zach Johnson 89.28 1,073 958 76
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3):
1995 Buick Open. 2004 Buick Championship. 2007 Stanford
St. Jude Championship.
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2007 Merrill Lynch Shootout [with Mark Calcavecchia].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Stanford St. Jude Championship; 2—PGA Championship,
Buick Open.
2007 SEASON:
Had the best season of his career, with a victory, a runner-up in
the PGA Championship, a spot on The Presidents Cup team, a
17th-place finish in the FedExCup and his most earnings in one
season...Shot the best final round of his season by a winner, an
8-under-par 62, in winning the Stanford St. Jude
Championship. The five-stroke victory was the third of his
career and the first since 2004. Trailed third-round leader Adam
Scott by four and recorded the best final round on TOUR since
Brad Faxon shot a 61 to win the 2006 Buick Championship.
Entered the event with five missed cuts and a best finish of T18
in 2007...Three weeks later, finished T2 at the Buick Open, an
event he won in 1995, one stroke behind Brian Bateman.
Recorded his career-best finish in a major, placing second to
Tiger Woods at the PGA Championship at Southern Hills. Was
within one of Woods on the back nine on Sunday and finished
with a final-round 67, two behind. Was the only player in the
field to record all four rounds at par or better. Finish improved
his position from 18th to 10th in The Presidents Cup standings,
thereby making his first national team competition...Qualified
for the TOUR Championship for the first time since 1995, finished
T11. In first team appearance representing the United
States, had a 1-1-3 record. That included the biggest moment
of the competition when he fell face first in a hazard on the
14th hole while trying to extract his ball from the water.
Recovered to birdie the final three holes to earn a halve with
teammate David Toms in the Four-ball match with Trevor
Immelman and Rory Sabbatini. Rally kept International Team
from winning five of the six matches during the second day.
Woody Austin
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Albert Woody Austin II
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 190
BIRTHDATE: January 27, 1964
BIRTHPLACE: Tampa, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1992 1
1995 34 22 1 7 12 736,497
1996 35 26 1 5 15 539,397/32
1997 35 7 1 2 75,151/180
1998 10 5 1 56,028/203
1999 30 20 1 5 338,045/121
2000 32 19 3 5 485,589/100
2001 34 14 2 5 406,352/125
2002 36 14 1 3 307,348/156
2003 31 23 1 4 10 1,518,707/44
2004 29 18 1 3 8 1,495,980/45
2005 30 21 1 4 7 1,177,095/64
2006 31 23 4 9 1,179,321/78
2007 27 20 1 2 3 6 98,407/17 2,887,596/15
Total 395 232 3 3 2 38 88 11,203,106
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1990 1
1993 1 1 383/274
1994 26 18 1 1 6 10 72,206/23
1995 1
1998 23 17 2 2 9 15 140,955/8
1999 1 1 1 1 8,250/135
Total 53 37 3 3 16 26 221,793
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished in the top 80 on the money list and earned more
than $1 million for the fourth consecutive season on the
strength of four top-10s. 2005: T3 finish at the Valero Texas
Open was his best performance of the year. In San Antonio, held
the 54-hole lead for the first time in his career and was in the
final grouping for only the second time in his career, the other
coming earlier in 2005 while defending his title at the Buick
Championship. 2004: Earned a victory for the first time since his
rookie season of 1995, a period of more than nine years, and
went over the $1-million mark for the second straight season...Second
TOUR victory came in August at the Buick
Championship, his 301st career start. After opening 68-70-66,
trailed leader Fred Funk by three strokes. Posted a 4-under-par
66 on Sunday to finish tied with Tim Herron at 10-under-par 270.
Defeated Herron with a birdie-3 on the first hole of a suddendeath
playoff. 2003: Finished in the top-50 for the first time
since 1996. Earned more than $1 million for the first time in his
career...Runner-up to Davis Love III at MCI Heritage, falling on
the fourth hole of a sudden-death playoff. Missed two putts
inside 10 feet that would have clinched title on second and third
playoff holes. 2002: With four sub-par rounds, finished T10 at
the Reno-Tahoe Open, first top-10 since T8 at the 2001 INTER-
NATIONAL. Finished T26 at the Qualifying Tournament to return
to the PGA TOUR in 2003. 2001: A late surge earned playing
card for 2002 by finishing 125th in earnings; second time in last
three years he retained playing privileges with good play late in
season. Made cut his last three events. 2000: Collected
$485,589 in prize money and had three top-10s...At Buick Open,
1995 winner finished T4, worth $118,000, moving from 108th on
the TOUR money list to 81st, enough to keep his card. 1999:
Made successful return to TOUR, playing in 30 events and making
the cut in 20 of those. 1998: Played mainly on Nationwide
Tour and was first in scoring average (69.61) on way to eighthplace
finish on money list to regain TOUR playing privileges.
1997: Lost his card after finishing 180th on the money list. 1996:
Was among top-25 in 15 events and among top-10 in five
events...Shared U.S. Open first-round lead with Payne Stewart
at 67...In defense of title, finished T3 at Buick Open. 1995:
RESIDENCE: Derby, KS; plays out of Wolf Creek GC,
Wichita CC and Willowbend GC
FAMILY: Wife, Shannon; Parker, Peyton
EDUCATION: University of Miami (1986, Business
Administration)
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1986
Q SCHOOL: 1994, 2002
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1998)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Earned PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year honors. One of three rookies
to qualify for THE TOUR Championship...Highlight was a
playoff victory over Mike Brisky at Buick Open. Opening 63 gave
him two-stroke lead, but lost his advantage to Payne Stewart
after second round. Final-round 68 earned spot in playoff, which
he won with par on first extra hole. 1994: Made his debut on
TOUR by capturing the 1994 Qualifying Tournament. Finished
23rd on Nationwide Tour money list...Played in Japan (1989-90)
and on mini-tours (1992-93).
PERSONAL:
Tore tendons and cartilage in left knee during 1987
Qualifying Tournament. Injury sidelined him for two years.
Originally injured knee as 11-year old playing Little League
baseball...Worked for years as credit union teller during offseason.
Also worked in supplies department at Eckerd
Drug...On making his debut at The Presidents Cup in 2007:
“I'm going to make sure I savor every minute because it's
taken so long and there's been a lot of bumps in the road.”
Year 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT
U.S. Open T23 T37 CUT T48 T32 CUT
British Open CUT
PGA T23 T69 T27 T62 T66 T16 2
THE PLAYERS T67 CUT T61 CUT CUT T16 CUT 73 CUT
TOUR Championship T4 T11
Bridgestone Invitational T36 T56
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (1), 2007.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.32 (40)
Driving Distance ..........................................286.5 (112)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.36% (89)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.84% (63)
Putting Average............................................1.777 (49)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 62–Stanford St. Jude
Championship/4
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2007 Stanford St. Jude
Championship/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,080,000–2007
Stanford St. Jude Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Ginn sur
Mer Classic at Tesoro/29
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2006 Valero Texas Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2005 The Rex Hospital Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T19—PODS Championship; T21—Stanford St. Jude
Championship; T22—Travelers Championship; T24—
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial.
2007 SEASON:
Struggled during the 2007 season with 18 cuts made in 36
starts. Best finish of the year came at the PODS
Championship, a T19...Had two tournaments, the Crowne
Plaza Invitational at Colonial and Wyndham Championship,
where he strung four consecutive sub-par rounds together...Made
a hole-in-one at the Ginn sur Mer Classic during
the opening round and won a 2008 Chrysler Sebring convertible.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Fresh off the Nationwide Tour, rookie earned first PGA
TOUR victory and surpassed $1 million in earnings on the
season. Jumped from No. 183 to No. 73 over the course of
the final month and made the cut in nine of final 10
starts...After minimal success in his first 26 starts, became
the eighth left-hander to win in TOUR history at the Valero
Eric Axley
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: Eric Axley
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: April 22, 1974
BIRTHPLACE: Athens, TN
RESIDENCE: Knoxville, TN
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2004 1
2005 2 1 11,100
2006 29 16 1 1 2 5 1,274,580/73
2007 36 18 4 440,911/156
Total 68 35 1 1 2 9 1,726,590
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1998 1
2003 1
2004 2 1 1,260/366
2005 21 14 1 1 4 8 227,997/16
2006 4 1 1 6,090/211
Total 29 16 1 1 4 9 235,347
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Texas Open. After playing his first 14 holes 1-over par,
played his final 58 holes 16-under and went a stretch of 53
holes without making a bogey (No. 6/first round to No.
13/final round). Collected a first-place check for $720,000.
Led by four entering the final round and carded a 1-over 71
to win by three over three players. The 71 marked the first
time since 1960 that a Valero Texas Open champion carded
an over-par final round. Arnold Palmer overcame sub-freezing
temperatures to win in 1960 despite a final-round
75...Closed with a bogey-free 8-under 64 for the low round
of the week at Annandale Golf Club during the Southern
Farm Bureau Classic. Jumped from T69 to T24 finish...The
following week, added a T3 at the Chrysler Classic of
Greensboro. Held the lead on back nine at one point but two
bogeys over his last five holes left him three strokes behind
winner Davis Love III. 2005: One of three lefties to advance
to the PGA TOUR from the Nationwide Tour, joining Greg
Chalmers and Bubba Watson...In second start of season and
sixth career start on the Nationwide Tour, the Monday qualifier
captured his initial victory at the Rex Hospital Open in
Raleigh, NC. Only player in field to post four rounds in the
60s. Became the Tour's third left-handed winner (Vic Wilk
and Steve Flesch)...Closed season with a runner-up finish at
The Nationwide Tour Championship, which jumped him from
No. 27 on money list to No. 16. 2003: Won the Capitol City
Open on NGA/Hooters Tour. 2002: Took home the first of two
career NGA/Hooters Tour victories when he made an eagle
FAMILY: Teagan
EDUCATION: East Tennessee State University
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1997
JOINED TOUR: 2006
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2005)
on the first playoff hole to claim the Northwest Arkansas
Classic. Amateur: Attended East Tennessee State
University, the same school that produced TOUR golfers
Mike Hulbert, Keith Nolan, Bobby Gage and Garrett Willis.
PERSONAL:
Almost gave up the game after a mountain-biking accident
in the late 1990s.
PLAYER STATISTICS
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open CUT CUT CUT
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.85 (180)
Driving Distance ..........................................288.0 (99)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................55.02% (178)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................60.68% (167)
Putting Average............................................1.793 (100)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–3 times, most recent Turning
Stone Resort Championship/2
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2 times, most recent 2006
Valero Texas Open/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $720,000–2006 Valero
Texas Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Sony Open
in Hawaii/17
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (12):
1987 Phoenix Open, Panasonic Las Vegas Invitational,
Canon Sammy Davis Jr.-Greater Hartford Open. 1988 Hertz
Bay Hill Classic. 1989 Canon Greater Hartford Open. 1990
MONY Tournament of Champions. 1991 AT&T Pebble
Beach National Pro-Am. 1992 THE TOUR Championship.
1993 Memorial Tournament, New England Classic, PGA
Championship. 2000 Sony Open in Hawaii.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
1990 BMW International Open [Eur]. 1992 BMW
International Open [Eur].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T13—Sony Open in Hawaii.
2007 SEASON:
The 2008 United States Ryder Cup captain was limited to
13 events due to a back injury. Did not play after the
Travelers Championship in June. Granted Major Medical
Extension and has 14 events in 2008 to earn $611,111 (combined
with 2007 earnings of $174,069, would equal 2007's
No. 125 earnings of $785,180) and receive Major Medical
Extension status for the remainder of the 2008 campaign...Best
finish was a T13 in first start of the season at
the Sony Open in Hawaii.
Paul Azinger (AYZ-ing-er)
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: Paul William Azinger
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 175
BIRTHDATE: January 6, 1960
BIRTHPLACE: Holyoke, MA
RESIDENCE: Bradenton, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-2
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1982 21 10 1 1 10,655/174
1983 2
1984 21 14 3 27,821/144
1985 33 18 3 6 81,179/93
1986 30 25 2 2 7 13 254,019/29
1987 27 22 3 1 9 15 822,481/2
1988 27 21 1 1 1 10 16 594,850/11
1989 25 21 1 2 4 13 16 951,649/3
1990 26 22 1 3 12 18 944,731/4
1991 21 18 1 2 2 6 13 685,603/9
1992 23 20 1 1 3 10 14 929,863/7
1993 24 17 3 1 6 12 13 1,458,456/2
1994 4 2 1 13,422/242
1995 23 15 1 5 182,595
1996 22 17 1 8 232,041/95
1997 20 12 3 4 262,045/93
1998 22 15 1 3 11 568,233/50
1999 24 14 4 10 562,053/73
2000 20 19 1 7 14 1,597,139/27
2001 20 19 1 4 13 1,509,130/33
2002 20 13 2 4 769,926/90
2003 26 10 1 222,643/169
2004 23 14 3 4 601,438/126
2005 22 10 2 246,489/187
2006 30 16 1 7 702,090/121
2007 13 7 1 174,069/201
Total 569 391 12 13 20 112 213 14,404,620
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished in the top 125 for the first time since the
2002 season, thanks to seven top-25s, including one top-10,
a 10th at the Memorial Tournament. Combined partial status
on TOUR with work as analyst for ABC golf telecasts,
paired with host Mike Tirico and co-analyst Nick Faldo.
Used his one-time top 50 on the PGA TOUR career money
list exemption for the season...Named U.S. Ryder Cup captain
on Nov. 6. 2005: Made 10 of 22 cuts with two top-25s
and finished 187th on money list. Best finish was T17 in first
start at the Sony Open in Hawaii. Was one stroke off the
lead through 54 holes. Finished with a 4-over-par 74 to fall
from contention. 2004: Missed cut in final two events to finish
No. 126 on the money list, outside the top 125 for the
second consecutive season. Managed to post three top-10s,
including back-to-back top-10s at the Sony Open in Hawaii
(T10) and the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (T9). 2003: Fighting
an ailing back and hip, slumped to 169th on the money list,
making only 10 cuts in 26 starts. 2002: Finished in the top
100 for the eighth consecutive season and 17th time in 20year
career...Finished fourth at the WGC-Accenture Match
Play Championship, earning $360,000. Lost to eventual runner-up
Scott McCarron in the semifinals. Fell to Brad Faxon
in consolation match...0Member of the U.S. Ryder Cup team
for the fourth time. Provided thrilling moment as he holed
FAMILY: Wife, Toni; Sarah Jean (12/28/85), Josie Lynn
(4/21/89)
EDUCATION: Brevard Junior College; Florida State
University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1981
Q SCHOOL: Fall 1981, 1983, 1984
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
out on No. 18 to halve singles match with Niclas Fasth.
2001: Made more than $1.5 million and missed just one cut
for the second year in a row. The only missed cut was at the
Sony Open in Hawaii, an event he came into as defending
champion...Chosen by Curtis Strange as Captain's Choice
for U.S. Ryder Cup team...Finished season making 18 consecutive
cuts, the second-longest current streak behind
Tiger Woods' 78. 2000: Captured his 12th career victory at
the Sony Open in Hawaii, his first victory since the 1993
PGA Championship. Marked third year he began TOUR season
with a victory, including 1987 Phoenix Open and 1990
MONY Tournament of Champions...Member of victorious
U.S. Presidents Cup team. Was a Captain's Pick by U.S.
Captain Ken Venturi. 1998: Recorded a career-best fifth at
Masters, a T14 at U.S. Open and T13 at PGA. 1994: Played
in only four events following chemotherapy and radiation
treatments. 1993: Enjoyed finest season of career before
being diagnosed with lymphoma in right shoulder blade in
December...Kept the longest active winning streak on
TOUR, seven years, going with three victories. Captured
first major title by defeating Greg Norman on second hole of
sudden-death playoff at PGA Championship at Inverness.
Earlier won Memorial Tournament in dramatic fashion, holing
out from greenside bunker on 72nd hole to defeat Corey
Pavin by one stroke and Payne Stewart by two...Won New
England Classic after taking lead with third-round 64...Ten
Year 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95
Masters T17 CUT T14 CUT 52 T31 CUT T17
U.S. Open CUT CUT 34 CUT T6 T9 T24 CUT T33 T3 CUT
British Open T2 T48 T8 T48 T59 T59 CUT
PGA CUT CUT CUT 2 CUT T31 T33 1 CUT T31
THE PLAYERS CUT T64 6 T30 T14 CUT T3 T29 T6 CUT
TOUR Championship 4 T17 T3 11 T24 1 21
Year 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T18 T28 5 CUT T28 T15 CUT
U.S. Open T67 T28 T14 T12 T12 T5 CUT
British Open CUT CUT CUT T7 W/D
PGA T31 T29 T13 T41 T24 T22 CUT CUT T55 CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT T14 CUT CUT T17 T7 CUT CUT T64
TOUR Championship T11
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T33 4
Bridgestone Invitational T8 T5 T38 T39
CA Championship CNL T43
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup (5), 1989, 1991, 1993, 2002, 2008 (Captain); World Cup, 1989;
The Presidents Cup (2), 1994 (Captain's Assistant), 2000.
Paul AZINGER
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top-three finishes were most since Tom Watson in
1980...Finished second on money list to Nick Price. 1992:
Held on to his three-stroke advantage heading into the final
round to win THE TOUR Championship by the same margin
over Lee Janzen at Pinehurst No. 2. 1991: Recorded fourstroke
victory over Brian Claar and Corey Pavin at the AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am in February...Missed nine
tournaments during the middle of the season after having
right shoulder surgery on June 20...Won crucial singles
match against Jose Maria Olazabal during the Ryder Cup at
Kiawah Island. 1990: Opened with victory in the MONY
Tournament of Champions. Final-round 69 carried the 54hole
leader to a one-stroke victory over Ian Baker-
Finch...Shared the third-round lead with Fred Couples at the
Doral-Ryder Open but ended up losing in a four-man playoff
to Greg Norman. 1989: Captured his second Canon
Greater Hartford Open by shooting a 65 on Sunday to overtake
third-round leader Wayne Levi by one stroke...Had 13
top-10s in 25 starts, the most in one season during his
career...Captured singles victory over Seve Ballesteros dur-
HOT SHOTS
PAR-4 SCORING AVERAGE (2007)
Rank Player Avg Rounds
1 Tiger Woods 3.97 63
2 Fredrik Jacobson 3.99 70
2 Bo Van Pelt 3.99 104
2 Jay Williamson 3.99 50
5 Alex Cejka 4.00 80
5 Jeff Overton 4.00 60
Paul Azinger (Continued)
ing his first Ryder Cup. 1988: Shot three rounds of 66, one
being the final round, to win by five strokes over Tom Kite
at the Hertz Bay Hill Classic. 1987: Three-time winner,
when he finished second on money list behind Curtis
Strange. Finished with rounds of 65-67 to capture the
Phoenix Open. Holed a 30-foot putt for eagle-3 on the last
hole at the Panasonic-Las Vegas Invitational for second victory.
Third-round 63 carried him to his third victory at the
Canon Sammy Davis, Jr.-Greater Hartford Open...Runner-up
at British Open...Named 1987 PGA and Golf World Player of
the Year. 1984: PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament medalist.
PERSONAL:
Recipient of GWAA Ben Hogan Award in 1995, given to the
individual who has continued to be active in golf despite
physical handicap or serious illness...His book, “Zinger,” is
about his fight against cancer...Started playing golf at age
5, but couldn't break 40 until he was a high school senior...Gave
a eulogy at longtime friend Payne Stewart's
memorial service in 1999...Loves to play foosball.
PLAYER STATISTICS
PAR-3 SCORING AVERAGE (2007)
Rank Player Avg Rounds
1 Tim Clark 2.96 66
2 Justin Rose 2.98 63
3 Tiger Woods 3.00 63
4 Craig Kanada 3.01 109
4 Steve Elkington 3.01 87
4 Heath Slocum 3.01 101
4 Jose Coceres 3.01 50
PAR-5 SCORING AVERAGE
Rank Player Avg Rounds
1 Phil Mickelson 4.45 73
2 Tiger Woods 4.48 63
3 Jason Bohn 4.55 57
4 Vijay Singh 4.56 102
4 Bill Haas 4.56 93
4 Jonathan Byrd 4.56 73
4 Aaron Baddeley 4.56 83
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.93 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................282.1 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................53.41% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.68% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.785 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent Arnold
Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard/2
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2 times, most recent 1989
Texas Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $522,000–2000 Sony
Open in Hawaii/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994
Southwestern Bell Colonial/6
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2006 Verizon Heritage. 2007 FBR Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (4):
1999 Holden Australian Open [Aus]. 2000 Holden Australian
Open [Aus]. 2001 Greg Norman Holden International [Aus].
2007 Australian Masters [Aus].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—FBR Open; 2—BMW Championship; 5—Deutsche
Bank Championship; T6—World Golf Championships-CA
Championship; T9—World Golf Championships-Accenture
Match Play Championship, the Memorial Tournament presented
by Morgan Stanley; T10—Verizon Heritage.
2007 SEASON:
Had the best season of his career, with a victory and more than $3
million in earnings…Won for the second time in 21 starts (dating
back to the 2006 Verizon Heritage) with a one-stroke victory at the
FBR Open, close to where he lives at nearby Grayhawk GC. Closed
with back-to-back, 7-under-par 64s for a winning total of 21-underpar
263. His 14-under-par total on the weekend tied the tournament
record for the lowest last 36 holes. Became the fourth international
player to win the event since the tournament moved to
TPC Scottsdale in 1987...In first start in a World Golf
Championships event, the Accenture Match Play Championship,
defeated Shingo Katayama and Luke Donald before falling to
eventual champion Henrik Stenson, 4 and 3, finished T9...Next top-
10 was a T6 at the World Golf Championships-CA Championship
at Doral Golf Resort and Spa. Finished in the top-10 in two of the
three World Golf Championships events...2006 Verizon Heritage
champion finished T10 at the 2007 Verizon Heritage in his first
career title defense. Finished T9 at the Memorial Tournament after
sitting two shots behind leader Adam Scott through 36 holes. Held
the 54-hole lead over Tiger Woods at the U.S. Open at Oakmont
CC after opening 72-70-70. Paired with Woods in final group on
Sunday, triple-bogeyed first hole en route to 10-over-par 80.
Finished T13, his best career finish in a major
championship...Shared the 36-hole lead at the Deutsche Bank
Championship, but a pair of 70s dropped him to fifth at TPC Boston.
Collected a career-best sixth top-10 of the season...Tied for the 54hole
lead with Steve Stricker at the BMW Championship after
opening 68-65-65. Playing in the final pairing with Stricker on
Sunday, posted a final-round 66 to finish second, two shots shy of
Aaron Baddeley (BAD-a-lay)
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Aaron John Baddeley
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 182
BIRTHDATE: March 17, 1981
BIRTHPLACE: Lebanon, NH
RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2000A 9 1
2001 9 2 19,435
2002 3 2 16,380
2003 20 15 1 3 4 989,168/73
2004 27 16 1 1 3 632,876/123
2005 27 16 5 8 1,006,006/78
2006 25 14 1 2 6 1,516,513/55
2007 23 19 1 1 7 13 103,350/6 3,441,119/10
Total 143 85 2 3 18 34 7,621,496
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2001 1 1 1,413/279
2002 17 11 3 1 5 9 216,536/10
Total 18 12 3 1 5 9 217,949
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 5 4 2 2 140,437
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
champion Tiger Woods. Jumped to No. 6 in FedExCup standings
through three of the four PGA TOUR Playoff events...In first career
start at THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola, finished
24th to lock up a sixth-place finish in final FedExCup standings,
earning an $800,000 bonus...Beat Daniel Chopra on fourth playoff
hole in late November to win Australian Masters.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Won for the first time on the PGA TOUR and accumulated
more than $1.5 million in earnings...Won the Verizon Heritage for
his first PGA TOUR title, rallying with birdies on Nos. 14 and 15,
and beating Jim Furyk with a 6-foot par putt on Harbour Town's
lighthouse closing hole. On Easter Sunday morning, Baddeley,
who aspires to be a minister when his golf career is complete,
spoke at Harbour Town's Sunrise Service by the 18th green. He
also celebrated his one-year wedding anniversary on
Saturday...Led the TOUR in putts per round (27.96). 2005:
Recorded back-to-back top-10s for the first time in his career
with his T7 finish at the Nissan Open and T6 finished the next
week at the Chrysler Classic of Tucson....Best effort of the season
was a T4 at the Reno-Tahoe Open, six strokes behind wireto-wire
champion Vaughn Taylor. 2004: Made 70 percent of his
season earnings during the West Coast Swing ($445,509, six
tournaments), thanks to a runner-up finish in Tucson. In 38th
career professional start finished second to Heath Slocum at the
Chrysler Classic of Tucson. Had not made a bogey since the second
round at the Omni Tucson National Golf Resort and Spa, but
a three-putt on the 72nd green ended the streak and his chance
at victory...Needed to make the cut at the season-ending
Chrysler Championship to secure a spot in the top 125 on the
final season money list, finished 67th. 2003: PGA TOUR rookie
had a strong debut thanks to three top-10s, including losing in a
two-hole playoff to Ernie Els at the Sony Open in Hawaii. The
runner-up spot was his first career top-10...Missed the better
part of three months during the year due to ankle injury suffered
playing ultimate frisbee after the Bay Hill Invitational in late
March. He was out of action from THE PLAYERS Championship
until coming back at the FedEx St. Jude Classic, where he finished
T53. 2002: Earned his way on to the PGA TOUR via a 10thplace
finish on the Nationwide Tour money list. Posted three runner-up
finishes. 2001: Played in nine TOUR events and teamed
with Adam Scott for a T14 at the World Cup...Winner of the Greg
Norman Holden International. Finished as the 2000-01 PGA
TOUR of Australasia Order of Merit Champion and did not miss
FAMILY: Wife, Richelle
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Music, fitness
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2000
JOINED TOUR: 2003
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2002)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
a cut on the PGA Tour of Australasia that year. Amateur: In
2000, defended his Holden Australian Open title...In 1999, won
the Holden Australian Open, becoming the youngest player to
win that event and the first amateur since Bruce Devlin in
1959...First amateur to receive a special invitation to the Masters
(2000) since 1976...Was selected to the Eisenhower World
Team, becoming the youngest Australian to represent his country
in any world team event. Outlasted Sweden's Daniel Chopra
to win the Australian Masters in late November, saving par on
the fourth hole of a playoff after hitting his tee shot into the trees.
PERSONAL:
Born in New Hampshire before family moved back to Australia
when Aaron was only 2. Father Ron served as chief mechanic
for Mario Andretti's race team in New Hampshire. Holds dual
American and Australian citizenship...Introduced to golf at age
8 by his grandmother, Jean Baddeley...Counts fashion as one
of his hobbies along with fitness, food and music. Is seen
wearing fashion designer Johan Lindeberg clothing, both on
and off the course…If he didn't become a professional golfer
wanted to be the best fitness trainer in the world...The Aaron
Baddeley International Junior Championship, in its seventh
playing, was held in China last December with the boys and
girls winners receiving spots in the Australian Men's and
Women's Opens...Web site www.Badds.com.
Year 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT T52
U.S. Open CUT CUT T13
British Open CUT CUT CUT CUT
PGA T57 T55 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT 78 CUT T37
TOUR Championship 24
Accenture Match Play Championship T9
Bridgestone Invitational T54 T20
CA Championship CNL T6
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Cup, 2001.
PLAYER STATISTICS
Aaron BADDELEY
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.06 (21)
Driving Distance ..........................................291.6 (71)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................60.07% (129)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................60.26% (176)
Putting Average............................................1.749 (10)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent FBR
Open/4
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2 times, most recent 2003
Valero Texas Open/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,080,000–2007 FBR
Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Children's
Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart/18
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
2—2001 John Deere Classic, T2—2003 Buick Open, 2004
FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2000 Monterrey Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T9—AT&T Classic.
2007 SEASON:
Played in two events in the inaugural PGA TOUR Playoffs
for the FedExCup, finishing 102nd on the points
list...Recorded seven top-25s and wound up 100th on the
money list...Only top-10 came in 15th start, a T9 at the
AT&T Classic...After missing the cut at the Travelers
Championship in June, made 14 cuts in a row to finish the
season.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Playing out of the No. 126-150 category, made the
most of his limited opportunities to regain card for
2007...After beginning the week as an alternate, finished
T10 at the BellSouth Classic with rounds of 68-69 on the
weekend...Second top-10 was T5 at the FedEx St. Jude
Classic...Third top-10 was a T9 at the 84 LUMBER Classic,
jumping into the top 100 on the money list. 2005: Fell out of
the top 125 for the first time since rookie season in 1999.
Unable to finish better than T58 in final three starts and finished
the season at No. 126 on the money list…In eighth
start of the season, posted first top-10, a T8, at the Bay Hill
Invitational...Held the 18- and 36-hole leads at the Michelin
Championship at Las Vegas after opening 62-66. Fell from
contention after a 6-over-par 78 in the third round, but
Briny Baird
EXEMPT STATUS: 100th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Michael Jancey Baird
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 170
BIRTHDATE: May 11, 1972
BIRTHPLACE: Miami Beach, FL
RESIDENCE: Jupiter, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1999 28 12 115,357/186
2001 31 22 1 2 6 812,001/63
2002 33 22 1 2 6 817,514/82
2003 33 24 1 1 7 16 2,202,519/22
2004 30 21 1 3 9 1,156,517/69
2005 33 18 2 5 624,191/126
2006 25 16 3 8 844,547/102
2007 31 26 1 7 88,298/101 985,453/100
Total 244 161 3 2 20 57 7,558,099
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Raank
1996 22 8 2 11,369/115
1997 23 11 2 7 33,433/58
2000 26 19 1 1 9 14 271,897/4
Total 71 38 1 1 11 23 316,699
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
rebounded with a final-round 65 to finish T8. 2004: Finished
in the top 100 on the money list for the fourth consecutive
season. Posted three top-10s in 30 TOUR starts, including a
T2 finish at the FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
after holding the 36- and 54-hole lead, his third career runner-up
finish...Shot a second-round 62 at the Nissan Open
and finished T10...Made a hole-in-one on the third hole during
the first round of the Buick Open with a 4-iron from 197
yards. His father, Butch, made the first hole-in-one at the
Buick Open in 1962 on the same hole. 2003: Finished a
career-best 22nd on the money list with a career-high seven
top-10s and played in THE TOUR Championship for the first
time...Aided by rounds of 65-66 on the weekend, finished T2
at Buick Open, two shots behind champion Jim Furyk...Tied
a TOUR birdie-eagle streak record during the second round
of the FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort. Began
streak with an eagle on the 15th hole and then birdied the
next seven holes for a total of 9-under over eight holes. Billy
Mayfair set the mark at the 2001 Buick Open. 2002:
Recorded two top-10s and earned $817,514...Best finish of
the year was a T3 at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic at 28under-par
332, two strokes behind champion Phil Mickelson
and David Berganio, Jr. 2001: Made most of return to PGA
TOUR by finishing 63rd on the money list...Runner-up at
John Deere Classic, where he finished one stroke behind
first-time winner David Gossett. Second-place check worth
$302,400 or $27,306 less than father Butch Baird won in 20plus
years on PGA TOUR. 2000: Graduated to the PGA TOUR
with fourth-place finish on the Nationwide Tour money
list...Won the Monterey Open with tournament-record 20under
par. 1999: Finished 186th on the money list as a TOUR
rookie. 1998: Finished 12th at PGA TOUR Qualifying School
to earn his first TOUR card. Amateur: 1994 and 1995
FAMILY: Wife, Laura; Madison Kaye (3/10/03), Taylor
Rae (2/1/05)
EDUCATION: Valdosta State University (1995,
Communications)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995
Q SCHOOL: 1998
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2000)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Division II champion and Player of the Year at Valdosta (GA)
State...Winner of Press Thornton Future Masters in 1989.
PERSONAL:
Beginning in 2003, in cooperation with Canon, U.S.A., Inc.,
and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
(NCMEC), placed a photo of a local missing child on his golf
bag at every PGA TOUR event to raise awareness of missing
children in the United States. As an additional component
of Canon4Kids, for each birdie registered by Baird,
Canon donates $100 to NCMEC, with additional donations
for eagles and aces…Was MVP of high school soccer
team…Father, Butch Baird, won twice on the PGA TOUR.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.54 (61)
Driving Distance ..........................................293.3 (60)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................65.38% (54)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................69.35% (7)
Putting Average............................................1.809 (147)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Viking Classic/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–3 times, most recent 2005
Michelin Championship at Las Vegas/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $369,600–2004 FUNAI
Classic at Walt Disney World Resort/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 BellSouth
Classic/53
Year 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT
U.S. Open T40 CUT
PGA T22 T43 T39 T37
THE PLAYERS T49 T11 T33 T56 CUT
TOUR Championship T13
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
3—2006 Nissan Open, T3—1999 Buick Challenge, 2002
Air Canada Championship.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T25—Reno-Tahoe Open.
2007 SEASON:
Limited to 16 events due to a left wrist injury suffered at the
PODS Championship, forcing a withdrawal. After the PODS
Championship, did not play for nearly four months due to
rest and rehabilitation. Came back at the AT&T National in
early July and played in nine events the rest of the way
with a best finish of T25 at the Reno-Tahoe Open. Granted
Major Medical Extension and has 11 events in 2008 to earn
$630,966 (combined with 2007 earnings of $278,252,
would equal 2007's No. 125 earnings of $785,180) and
receive Major Medical Extension status for the remainder
of 2008.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Posted back-to-back top-10s for the first time in his
nine-year TOUR career. Collected his first top-10 of the season
with a T5 at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-
Am...Following week added a third at the Nissan Open, two
strokes behind winner Rory Sabbatini. Tied with Sabbatini
and two others with three holes to play but bogeyed the
par-3 16th to take himself out of contention. The solo thirdplace
finish topped his two career T3s for his best finish on
TOUR in his 219th start. Collected a career-best $346,800.
2005: After years of nagging injuries, was finally healthy.
Played out of the Major Medical Extension category the
majority of the year and earned top-125 status on the
strength of nine top-25s...Lone top-10 was T8 at the Buick
Open, aided by three rounds in the 60s. 2004: Posted four
Craig Barlow
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: Craig Alan Barlow
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 200
BIRTHDATE: July 23, 1972
BIRTHPLACE: Henderson, NV
RESIDENCE: Henderson, NV; plays out of Lake Las
Vegas Resort
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1994A 1
1998 29 13 2 98,111/183
1999 28 16 1 2 3 327,393/124
2000 31 19 1 4 297,672/137
2001 23 14 1 4 414,139/122
2002 22 9 1 3 5 528,569/124
2003 29 17 3 5 638,721/100
2004 25 14 1 7 595,820/128
2005 26 15 1 9 720,362/112
2006 22 16 1 2 5 1,006,538/93
2007 16 10 1 154,214/205
Total 252 143 3 14 45 4,781,539
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1998 2 1 1 1,748/209
Total 2 1 1 1,748
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
rounds in the 60s to finish T8 at the Sony Open in Hawaii,
lone top-10 of the season...Entered the season's final fullfield
event, the Chrysler Championship, No. 126 on the
money list but missed the cut to finish No. 128. Re-gained
TOUR card for 2005 via Qualifying Tournament. 2003:
Finished in the top 125 for the third consecutive season and
the fourth overall...In late July, compiled first top-10, T4 at
the Greater Hartford Open...Nevada native tied for the 54hole
lead with Tim Herron at the Reno-Tahoe Open. Finalround
75 dropped finish to T6...Solidified his job for 2004
with a T8 finish at the 84 LUMBER Classic. 2002: Got off to
a late start due to hip and shoulder surgery in fall of 2001 to
finish just in top 125 to secure TOUR card for
2003...Withdrew from first event back from surgery at The
Honda Classic in March, where suspension of play would
have forced 36 holes of play on Saturday...First top-10 came
in August, when he finished T7 at The INTERNATIONAL...At
the Air Canada Championship, a T3 matched best TOUR finish
of T3 at the 1999 Buick Challenge. Finished T7 at Tampa
Bay Classic, boosting official earnings inside top 125 (120th,
$486,288) for the first time all season...Never fell out of top
125 for the rest of the season, despite missing cuts in three
of final four events. 2001: Only top-10 came at AT&T Pebble
Beach National Pro-Am. 2000: Best effort of the season
came at the Tampa Bay Classic where he finished
T10...After finishing 137th on the money list, successfully
completed Qualifying Tournament. 1999: Successful sophomore
season on TOUR, with a T4 at the Compaq Classic and
a T3 late in the year at the Buick Challenge. Prior to the
week of the Buick Challenge, was 153rd on the money list,
but earned $93,600 and moved to 126th on money
list...Later secured card in hometown at Las Vegas
Invitational. 1998: Failed to retain playing privileges by finishing
183rd on TOUR money list. Returned to Qualifying
Tournament and finished 18th. 1997: Earned PGA TOUR sta-
FAMILY: Wife, Lee Ann; Joel Nino, Jason Nino, Jeremy
Nino
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Cars
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995
Q SCHOOL: 1997, 1998, 2000, 2004
JOINED TOUR: 1998
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
tus for 1998 after finishing 28th at the PGA TOUR Qualifying
Tournament. Amateur: Winner of the 1994 Nevada State
Amateur...Qualified for the 1994 U.S. Open...Named 1994
Southern Nevada Golf Association Player of the Year...1995
Nevada State Match Play Champion.
PERSONAL:
About injuries that plagued him in his career: “It's been frustrating,
but I promised myself through this whole thing that
I was going to be patient. It's hard to perform against the
best golfers in the world when your body is not allowing you
to do it.”...As a child. served as standard-bearer for the Las
Vegas Invitational. Later, worked on tournament operations
staff...Ranked fifth in Nevada as high school tennis player in
1990...Worked at Pizza Hut for five years before playing on
PGA TOUR.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.19 (135)
Driving Distance ..........................................295.5 (45)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................60.97% (131)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................67.20% (22)
Putting Average............................................1.812 (166)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–3 times, most recent Fry's
Electronics Open/3
Career Low Round/Round: 61–1999 Las Vegas
Invitational/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $346,800–2006 Nissan
Open/3
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 The Honda
Classic/89
Craig BARLOW
Year 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06
U.S. Open CUT 82 T26
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS T57 CUT CUT CUT T63 CUT
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BATEMAN, Brian
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2007 Buick Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
1998 Carolina Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Buick Open.
2007 SEASON:
Became the first player to capture his first PGA TOUR win
at the Buick Open since Tom Pernice, Jr. in 1999. First-round
7-under 65 set the pace for the win, culminating with a 12foot
birdie putt on the 72nd hole to avoid a four-man playoff.
Got up and down for pars on 16 and 17 before the
birdie. Prior to the win, referred to himself as a “Q-School
veteran” having been there nearly 10 times. Most exciting
part about the win, he said, is a trip to Augusta, GA, for the
2008 Masters, which Bateman has dreamed about since he
was a kid...Competed in the first three events in the PGA
TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup, eventually finishing 67th
on the inaugural points list.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Collected his first top-10 of the season with a thirdplace
finish at the Deutsche Bank Championship. Closed
with a 5-under 66 to move into the top-10. Collected
$374,000 to improve his season earnings to $613,361. It
was his third career top-10 and his first since he finished T7
at the 2004 HP Classic of New Orleans. His top-10 in
Brian Bateman
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Brian Bateman
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: February 25, 1973
BIRTHPLACE: Monroe, LA
RESIDENCE: Monroe, LA; plays out of Bayou de Siard CC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1991 1
1997 1
1998 1
2002 31 16 4 281,421/159
2003 26 10 1 217,150/173
2004 24 18 1 2 6 919,255/86
2005 32 18 4 505,517/141
2006 26 10 1 1 2 645,153/128
2007 18 9 1 1 1 91,109/67 1,022,763/94
Total 160 81 1 2 4 18 3,591,259
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1997 20 8 2 2 16,735/96
1998 26 17 1 1 5 10 107,590/20
1999 22 8 3 13,059/115
2000 18 9 4 37,607/101
2001 24 17 2 10 75,343/58
Total 110 59 1 1 9 29 250,334
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Boston earned him a spot in the field at the Canadian Open
the next week. 2004: Finished in the top 125 for the first
time in his three-year TOUR career. Year included his first
two top-10s on TOUR and a career-high six top-25s...Solid
play allowed him to jump up the Official World Golf Ranking
list from No. 428 to No. 176 after THE TOUR
Championship...Finished third at The Honda Classic for first
career top-10 in his 66th career start. Previous best was T11
at the 2003 HP Classic of New Orleans. Collected $340,000,
which topped his best year on TOUR in 2002, when he made
31 starts and earned $281,421...Louisiana native and LSU
graduate posted four rounds in the 60s to finish T7 at the HP
Classic of New Orleans. 2003: Earned TOUR card for third
consecutive season through the Qualifying Tournament
where he finished T12. Made 10 cuts in 26 starts in 2003,
with one top-25, a T11 in home state at HP Classic of New
Orleans. 2002: Rookie season, making just over half of his
cuts and posting four top-25s, including a then-career-best
T15 at the SEI Pennsylvania Classic. Earned return trip to
TOUR via a T8 finish at the Qualifying Tournament. 2001:
Member of Nationwide Tour for fifth straight season.
Finished 58th on Nationwide Tour money list but earned
first TOUR card by finishing T32 at TOUR Qualifying
Tournament. 1998: Best season on Nationwide Tour when
he finished 20th on the money list with $107,590 in earnings.
Picked up first career victory at Carolina Classic in
Raleigh, NC, coming from behind to defeat Jimmy Green by
one stroke. Lost playoff to Matt Gogel later that year at Tri-
Cities Open. Amateur: All-America selection in
1996...NCAA Academic All-America in 1995...Three-time
FAMILY: Wife, Dawn; Oliver Edwards
EDUCATION: Louisiana State University (1996,
Marketing)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Duck hunting, fishing, cooking,
wine, Deuce (dog)
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1996
Q SCHOOL: 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 04 05 06 07
PGA CUT T50
THE PLAYERS T56
Bridgestone Invitational T74
All-Southeastern Conference selection, as well as threetime
Academic All-SEC selection...Winner of 1992
Louisiana State Amateur...Louisiana state junior champion
in 1990 and state high school champion in 1989.
PERSONAL:
A big wine enthusiast with an extensive collection. He and
his wife travel to the California wine country often...Avid
LSU football and Atlanta Braves baseball fan...Loves to
cook...Collects famous musicians’ memorabilia...Avid reader,
especially Clive Cussler novels.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.38 (151)
Driving Distance ..........................................292.5 (65)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................58.90% (150)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................60.52% (171)
Putting Average............................................1.813 (159)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–Buick Open/1
Career Low Round/Round: 64–2005 Bank of America
Colonial/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $882,000–2007 Buick
Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 The
Presidents Cup/132
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2001 Southern Farm Bureau Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T3—Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for
Children; T5—Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro; 7—
Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun.
2007 SEASON:
Finished 112th on the money list and retained his PGA TOUR
card for the 2008 season...On the strength of a first-round,
6-under-par 64, finished solo seventh at the Mayakoba Golf
Classic...Second top-10 was a T3 at the Frys.com Open benefiting
Shriners Hospitals for Children. Jumped from 147th
to 128th on the TOUR money list with three events remaining.
The T3 was best finish since a T3 at the 2002 Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic...T5 at the Ginn sur Mer Classic and a T20
at the Children's Miracle Network Classic moved him into
the top 125. Moved from 128 to 118 with finish at Ginn sur
Mer Classic...Finished fourth on TOUR in Greens In
Regulation with a 69.87 percentage average.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: After finishing out of the top 125 on the money list for
the second consecutive season, regained TOUR card for
2007 season with a T4 finish at PGA TOUR Qualifying
School. Fourth successful venture to the finals of Qualifying
School. Finished 176th on money list, with eight made cuts
in 16 starts playing with Past Champion status… Posted
lone top-10 of the season in second start, a T9 at the
Chrysler Classic of Tucson. 2005: Finished 152nd on the
money list and was forced to go back to Qualifying School,
where he failed to retain his card for the 2006
season…Finished T5 for the second time in three years at
Cameron Beckman
EXEMPT STATUS: 112th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Cameron Reid Beckman
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 215
BIRTHDATE: February 15, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: Minneapolis, MN
RESIDENCE: San Antonio, TX
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1993 1
1997 1 1 5,185/305
1998 1
1999 28 12 3 147,036/172
2000 26 14 6 291,515/139
2001 29 23 1 4 7 1,071,343/50
2002 26 18 1 3 9 907,740/72
2003 26 18 1 6 608,981/106
2004 30 20 2 4 779,189/107
2005 31 16 1 4 474,107/152
2006 16 8 1 4 288,427/176
2007 29 19 1 3 7 902,258/112
Total 244 149 1 2 15 50 5,475,78
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1995 3 2 1 2,416/198
1997 23 8 1 2 11,089/117
1998 3
1999 1
2000 4 3 6,948/190
2006 8 7 1 4 4 102,977/62
Total 42 20 1 5 7 123,430
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
the 84 LUMBER Classic, his first and only top-10 finish of
the season. 2004: Finished in the top 125 for the fourth consecutive
season...Finished T9 at the Buick Classic after a
final-round 75 while playing in the final pairing left him five
shots shy of eventual winner Sergio Garcia…Ended the
year on a high mark, making five cuts in last six starts,
including T4 in the 2004 FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney
World. 2003: Finished 106th on the money list and recorded
six top-25s…Shared second-round lead with Robert
Damron at the 84 LUMBER Classic and held two-stroke
advantage through 54 holes prior to picking up his only top-
10 of the season, a T5...Had a bulging disc late in the season
that kept him from competing. Doctors recommended
that he should spend the end of the season doing an extensive
workout program so he could be healthy for the 2004
season. Last event of 2003 was the Valero Texas Open in
late September. 2002: Finished 72nd on the money list and
recorded a personal-best nine top-25s...Recorded his first
top-10 and only top-5 finish of the season with a T3 at the
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic…Second top-10 came at the
Touchstone Energy Tuscon Open, where he finished
T6…Recorded his third and final top-10 on the season at
the Verizon Byron Nelson Classic, where he finished T8.
2001: Finished strong by earning first TOUR victory at the
Southern Farm Bureau Classic to finish a career-high 50th
on money list...Despite nearly withdrawing from the
Southern Farm Bureau Classic, the last full-field official
money event of the year because of a stiff neck, fired consecutive
67s to edge Chad Campbell by one stroke. Birdied
three of the final five holes to make up a three-stroke
deficit. 2000: Finished in the top-25 seven times. Wound up
139th on the money list and was forced to go back to
Qualifying School, where he finished T4 to secure his card
FAMILY: Wife, Jennifer; Hannah Reid (10/16/02), Luke
Michael (10/20/05)
EDUCATION: Texas Lutheran University (1993, Art)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Art, movies, time with friends
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1993
Q SCHOOL: 1998, 1999, 2000, 2006
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 00 01 02 03 04 05
U.S. Open CUT
British Open CUT
PGA T53
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT T26 T73
for the 2001 season. 1999: Posted three top-25s in 28 TOUR
events and finished 172nd on the money list...Successfully
retained his card for the 2000 season by finishing T23 at the
year-end Qualifying Tournament. Amateur: 1991 NAIA individual
champion at Texas Lutheran.
PERSONAL:
On the relief of making it into the top 125 on the money list
after going to the Qualifying Tournament 10 times previously:
“I could take a nap sitting here right now,” Beckman said
at the Children's Miracle Network Classic, the final event of
2008 where he sewed up his PGA TOUR card for 2008.
PLAYER STATISTICS
Cameron BECKMAN
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.05 (122)
Driving Distance ..........................................292.5 (65)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................66.77% (35)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................67.16% (16)
Putting Average............................................1.808 (145)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Mayakoba Golf Classic at
Riviera Maya-Cancun/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2 times, most recent 2003
Valero Texas Open/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $432,000–2001
Southern Farm Bureau Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Bay Hill
Invitational presented by Cooper Tires/76
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BEEM, Rich
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2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3):
1999 Kemper Open. 2002 The INTERNATIONAL Presented
by Qwest, PGA Championship.
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2002 Hyundai Team Matches [with Peter Lonard].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T7—The Barclays; T9—Buick Invitational.
2007 SEASON:
Fought down the stretch to secure PGA TOUR card for 2008,
notching top-25 finishes at the final two PGA TOUR Fall
Series events...First top-10 was a T9 at the Buick
Invitational...Still on the West Coast, carded an ace en
route to a final-group pairing with Phil Mickelson and
Padraig Harrington on Sunday at the Nissan Open, but finished
T13 after a final-round 75. Climbed onto car after
making ace, which was later aired during Nissan commercials...Among
the leaders all week at The Barclays, but a
closing 1-over 72 dropped him to T7. Made the biggest
move in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup, improving
21 spots to 113th, gaining eligibility for the following
week's Deutsche Bank Championship (top 120 qualified)…Shared
the 36-hole lead at the Deutsche Bank
Championship, but closing rounds of 73-74 dropped him to
T30. Ended the week 110th in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for
FedExCup standings and did not advance to the BMW
Championship...Made the cut in all five starts during the
Fall Series. Best finish was T20 at the Children's Miracle
Network Classic, moving from No. 121 to No. 119 on season-long
money list.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: With five-year PGA Championship exemption (2002),
remained eligible for 2007 despite finish outside the top
125…Finished T7 at the Ford Championship at Doral for
first top-10. Entered final round two shots back of Tiger
Woods, but posted 2-over-par 74 on Sunday to fall out of
contention. Top-10 was just third in last 68 starts dating
back to 2003. 2005: Picked up first top-10 on TOUR since a
second at the 2003 Western Open with his T2 at the weather-shortened,
54-hole BellSouth Classic. Birdied two of the
last three holes, including No. 18, to get into a five-way
playoff with Phil Mickelson, Arjun Atwal, Brandt Jobe and
Rich Beem
EXEMPT STATUS: 119th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Richard Michael Beem
HEIGHT: 5-8
WEIGHT: 165
BIRTHDATE: August 24, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: Phoenix, AZ
RESIDENCE: Austin, TX
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1999 24 9 1 2 3 610,555/67
2000 29 13 2 249,881/146
2001 31 15 2 5 460,565/109
2002 30 19 2 1 5 8 2,938,365/7
2003 26 14 1 2 5 1,013,950/71
2004 28 14 230,499/183
2005 26 8 1 1 2 4 701,242/113
2006 27 15 1 5 658,225/126
2007 29 17 2 7 87,335/110 868,658/119
Total 250 124 3 3 1 16 39 7,731,941
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Jose Maria Olazabal. Lost to Mickelson on the fourth extra
hole...Fired a season-best 9-under 63 to share the thirdround
lead at the FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World
Resort. Finished T3. 2004: Did not post a top-25 for first time
in six seasons. 2003: Collected his first top-10 with a T10 at
the Nissan Open...Playing in the Masters for the first time,
finished T15...Finished second to Tiger Woods at the
Western Open. 2002: Had a career year on TOUR, finishing
seventh on the money list with season earnings of
$2,938,365 and gaining consecutive victories, including a
major championship title at the PGA...Collected $810,000
for winning The INTERNATIONAL, his second career victory,
more than he had made in any of his previous three seasons
on TOUR. Recorded 19 points on Sunday to come from three
back of third-round leader Craig Barlow and defeat Steve
Lowery by a stroke. Eagle on No. 17 offset Lowery's double
eagle there later...In next start, won his first major title with
a one-stroke victory over Tiger Woods at the PGA. Shared
the lead through 36 holes with four other players and was
three back of Justin Leonard playing in the final pairing on
Sunday. With a 66, he became the first final-round, comefrom-behind
winner in a major since the 1999 British Open,
when Paul Lawrie came from 10 back to win a playoff at
Carnoustie. Eagled the 13th hole and made a 35-foot birdie
putt on the 16th hole at Hazeltine National to hold off
Woods...Including T6 at the NEC Invitational, totaled
$1,950,00 in three August starts. 2001: Opened the year
with a bang in the first full-field event, finishing T9 at
Touchstone Energy Tucson Open...Second top-10 came near
the end of the season, a T7 at the Michelob Championship.
His $101,850 paycheck in Williamsburg, VA, secured a 2002
card. 2000: Made 13 cuts in 29 starts and finished with two
top-25s. 1999: Nominated for Rookie of the Year honors
after earning his first TOUR victory at the Kemper Open in
only his 12th start on TOUR. Opened with a 66 for a onestroke
lead, which he extended to three with a secondround
67. Third-round 71 left him tied for lead with Tommy
Armour III. Closing 70 produced a one-stroke victory over
Bradley Hughes and Bill Glasson worth $450,000. Prior to
winning Kemper Open, biggest first-place check was $5,000
he earned for winning 1998 Conrad Hilton Open in Socorro,
NM. 1998: Earned status on TOUR for the 1999 season with
a T8 finish at the Qualifying Tournament in Palm Springs,
CA...Played mini-tour events in the Sun Country PGA
FAMILY: Wife, Sara; Michael Waide (7/23/03), Bailee
Tennent (6/23/05)
EDUCATION: New Mexico State University
(1993, Marketing)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Music, water sports, cooking
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1994
Q SCHOOL: 1998
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Section and was named Player of the Year after victories in
Soccoro and Truth Or Consequences. Amateur: Member of
the New Mexico State University golf team.
PERSONAL:
Won a Nissan Altima Coupe with a hole-in-once at the 2007
Nissan Open on the par-3 14th hole during the third round.
Immediately after the ace with a 7-iron from 176 yards,
dove onto the car on display next to the tee box and eventually
found his way onto a Nissan television commercial
with the antic. Beem had watched Peter Jacobsen dive into
a car after his ace in the Nissan Open 13 years ago. “I wish
I could take full credit for making a fool of myself, but I stole
that (from Peter Jacobsen). Jake had a convertible and
hopped into it. I will never forget that. Today, I just saw the
car and thought, might as well. I'll tell you the top of that
hood was pretty warm, and the back is a little scratched up
from my shoes.”...Quit the game temporarily in 1995 and
sold cellular phones and car stereo systems in Seattle.
Watched fellow El Paso, TX, resident J.P. Hayes win 1998
Buick Classic and gained renewed interest...Worked in pro
shop at El Paso CC prior to joining TOUR...Father, Larry,
retired as golf coach at New Mexico State in 2004.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.00 (116)
Driving Distance ..........................................291.0 (74)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................64.97% (61)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................62.96% (127)
Putting Average............................................1.785 (71)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent Frys.com
Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–3 times, most recent 2005
FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $990,000–2002 PGA
Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 Greater
Hartford Open/16
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T15 CUT CUT T42 54
U.S. Open CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT
British Open CUT T43 T71 CUT CUT T20
PGA T70 1 CUT CUT CUT T49 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT T44 CUT CUT CUT T66 T58
TOUR Championship T26
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T6 T67
CA Championship T49 T59
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
2—2002 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3):
1996 Monterrey Open. 1999 Permian Basin Open. 2000
Omaha Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T82—Wachovia Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Will receive fifth consecutive Major Medical Extension in
2008 after playing in three events in 2007 as he continues
to come back from disk injury. Coupled with $141,150
earned in 23 events over the last five years, has the opportunity
to play in six events to earn $346,345 and match the
$487,495 winnings of 2003's No. 125, Esteban Toledo. If he
does so, will play out of the Major Medical Extension category
for the remainder of the season…Made one cut in
three starts, a T82 at the Wachovia Championship.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Playing on fourth consecutive Major Medical
Extension, limited to just two events, making one cut at the
Chrysler Classic of Tucson. 2005: Played in one event, a
missed cut at the Chrysler Classic of Tucson. 2004: Played
in just two events on a Major Medical Extension. 2003:
Limited to only 15 starts due to a bulging disk. Did not play
David Berganio, Jr.
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: David Berganio, Jr.
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 170
BIRTHDATE: January 14, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Los Angeles, CA
RESIDENCE: Sylmar, CA
FAMILY: Single
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1991A 1
1992A 2
1993A 2 1
1993 2 1 2,486/302
1994 4 1 5,105/273
1996 4 2 1 36,590/211
1997 30 14 1 3 118,290/155
1998 3 1 6,487/300
1999 5 4 48,015/228
2000 4 3 34,625
2001 25 16 1 4 6 685,082/76
2002 30 13 1 1 2 573,151/115
2003 15 6 1 124,065/197
2004 2
2005 1
2006 2 1 6,060/263
2007 3 1 11,025/251
Total 135 64 1 1 6 13 1,650,982
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1993 1
1994 5 4 2 6,830/123
1995 4
1996 21 17 1 3 7 12 146,047/4
1998 20 14 6 8 76,969/32
1999 21 10 1 1 3 7 80,399/29
2000 24 17 1 4 14 196,512/11
2004 1 1
2005 2 1 1,500/327
2006 2 1 1,815/275
2007 3 3 11,839/204
Total 104 68 3 3 1 20 43 521,911
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
again after a first-round withdrawal at the FedEx St. Jude
Classic in late June. Granted a Major Medical
Extension...Lone top-25 in 15 starts was a T19 at the EDS
Byron Nelson Championship, aided by a final-round 66.
2002: Earned career-best finish (2nd) and largest paycheck
($432,000) after losing to Phil Mickelson in a one-hole playoff
at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. Birdied the final hole
of regulation to tie Mickelson at 30-under-par 330. Fourthround
64 tied PGA TOUR career low. 2001: Finished in the
top 100 on the TOUR money list for the first time...Had just
one career top-10 entering the year and added four more,
including a career-best T3 at the Canon Greater Hartford
Open...Held first-round lead in AT&T Pebble Beach National
Pro-Am after tying Spyglass Hill course record with 8-under
64. 2000: Finished 11th on the Nationwide Tour money list
to regain his PGA TOUR card. Captured the Omaha Classic
by shooting a 67 in the final round to tie Ahmad Bateman.
Used a par-4 on the second playoff hole to capture his third
career victory. 1999: Picked up his second title with a twostroke
win over Dicky Thompson and Paul Gow at the
Permian Basin Open. 1997: As a rookie, finished just outside
of keeping his conditional card on the PGA TOUR at No. 155
on the money list. 1996: Final-round 66 gave him a onestroke
victory over four others at the Monterey Open. Also
had three runners-up finishes...Earned his initial TOUR card
for the 1997 season at PGA TOUR Qualifying School.
Amateur: Winner of the 1991 and 1993 U.S. Amateur
Public Links Championships.
EDUCATION: University of Arizona
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Basketball
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1993
Q SCHOOL: 1996
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1996, 2000)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
PERSONAL:
Played on the same college team at Arizona as PGA TOUR
member Jim Furyk...Was introduced to the game while
growing up in an economically depressed area of Los
Angeles by a local priest who gave him his first set of clubs.
Year 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04
Masters CUT CUT
U.S. Open CUT T47 T16 T28 CUT
THE PLAYERS W/D T56
Year 05 06
U.S. Open CUT
NATIONAL TEAMS: Walker Cup, 1993.
PLAYER STATISTICS
David BERGANIO, JR.
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................74.17 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................289.1 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................54.46% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.28% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.809 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 69–2 times, most recent
Wachovia Championship/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–1997 GTE Byron Nelson
Golf Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $432,000–2002 Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic/99
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BERTSCH, Shane
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2
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T5—1996 Greater Vancouver Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2000 Upstate Classic. 2005 BMW Charity Pro-Am at The
Cliffs.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T39—Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
2007 SEASON:
Limited to just four starts due to vertigo. Did not play after
THE PLAYERS Championship. Granted Major Medical
Extension and has 28 events in 2008 to earn $774,164 (combined
with 2007 earnings of $39,760 would equal 2007's
No. 125 earnings of $785,180) and receive Major Medical
Extension status for the remainder of the 2008 campaign.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Returned to the PGA TOUR for the first time since
1997 and finished in the top 125 for the first time in his
three seasons on TOUR...Six top-25s were three more than
he had in his first two seasons on TOUR (1996-97)...Posted
his career-low round on TOUR in his first event of the season,
with a third-round 63 at the Sony Open in
Shane Bertsch (BIRCH)
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: Shane Thomas Bertsch
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: March 30, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: Denver, CO
RESIDENCE: Denver, CO; plays out of Glenmoore CC
(Englewood, CO)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1993 1 1 2,548/300
1996 28 8 1 1 65,517/188
1997 30 11 2 73,480/182
1998 2
2002 1
2006 34 19 1 6 697,059/123
2007 4 2 39,760/233
Total 100 41 2 9 878,363
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1992 1
1993 3
1994 2 1 1 2,323/176
1995 24 10 3 4 26,099/72
1996 1
1997 1 1 1 1 8,833/129
1998 3 1 1,140/234
1999 27 13 3 19,724/97
2000 28 18 1 1 3 6 148,940/24
2001 24 11 2 6 60,900/68
2002 20 12 1 2 37,354/96
2003 26 16 2 8 85,558/56
2004 28 17 1 2 4 13 189,046/25
2005 26 16 1 2 5 8 263,373/8
Total 214 116 2 3 3 21 52 843,290
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Hawaii...Recorded the second top-10 of his career and only
one of the season, a T7 at the BellSouth Classic, in April.
2005: Finished eighth on the 2005 Nationwide Tour money
list to return to the TOUR for the first time since 1997.
Moved up the Nationwide Tour money list each of last four
years from 96th in 2002 to 56th in 2003 to 25th in 2004 and
eighth in 2005...Picked up first victory in almost five years at
the BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs. Combined with his
win at the same tournament in 2000 is one of just four players
on Tour to win the same tournament twice. Collected a
career-best $112,500 after rolling in an 18-footer for a birdie
on the last hole to cap off a six-stroke comeback with a
final-round, 7-under 65...Lost playoff to Joe Daley at the
Preferred Health Systems Wichita Open. 2004: Lost playoff
to Hunter Haas at the Knoxville Open. 2003: Missed the
season-ending, 55-member Nationwide Tour Championship
by $18 to Michael Allen. 2000: Captured his first victory at
the Upstate Classic. Was six strokes back of leader Vaughn
Taylor after 36 holes. Moved into contention on Saturday
with then-career-best round, an 8-under 64. Overcame twostroke
deficit to win by four. 1998: Winner of the Colorado
Open. 1996: Closed 68-66 for T5 at Greater Vancouver Open,
his first career TOUR top-10 finish. 1994: First tournament
win was the Southwest Kansas Pro-Am.
FAMILY: Wife, Monica; Brianna Dakota, Stella Rose
EDUCATION: New Mexico Junior College, Texas A&M
University (1994, Parks and Recreation)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fly fishing, skiing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1994
Q SCHOOL: 1995, 1996
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2005)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
PERSONAL:
A promising junior tennis player, he gave up the game to
concentrate on golf after losing a big match to future No. 1ranked
Andre Agassi...One of biggest thrills in golf was first
tournament win in 1994, the Southwest Kansas Pro-Am.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.19 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................283.7 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................55.09% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.28% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.816 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–Sony Open in Hawaii/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2006 Sony Open in
Hawaii/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $165,183–2006
BellSouth Classic/T7
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Masters
Tournament/285
Year 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2005 B.C. Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2003 Chattanooga Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
2000 Shell Payless Open [Can]. 2001 Bayer Championship
[Can].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T11—FBR Open; T14—PODS Championship; T16—Verizon
Heritage; T18—Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial.
2007 SEASON:
Limited to 17 events due to a rib injury suffered at the
Memorial Tournament in June, where he was forced to
withdraw. After one month of rest, re-injured ribs at the
A&T National and did not play for the remainder of the season.
Granted Major Medical Extension and has 12 events in
2008 to earn $257,668 (combined with 2007 earnings of
$527,512, would equal 2007's No. 125 earnings of
$785,180) and receive Major Medical Extension status for
the remainder of the 2008 campaign...Posted four top-25s
in 17 starts, with a best finish of T11 at the FBR Open.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Matched his career-high with three top-10s (2005) in
third year on TOUR, including a runner-up finish at the
Chrysler Classic of Greensboro. Finished two strokes behind
Jason Bohn (Bone)
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: Jason Duehn Bohn
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 180
BIRTHDATE: April 24, 1973
BIRTHPLACE: Lewisburg, PA
RESIDENCE: Acworth, GA
FAMILY: Wife, Tewana; Conner Duehn (6/18/05)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2000 2
2004 29 21 1 6 567,930/131
2005 28 18 1 1 1 3 6 1,888,568/35
2006 29 23 1 3 12 1,676,893/43
2007 17 13 4 86,050/131 527,512/142
Total 105 75 1 2 1 7 28 4,660,902
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2000 1
2002 1 1 2,745/253
2003 18 14 1 2 5 10 255,191/9
2004 1 1 1,891/300
Total 21 16 1 2 5 10 259,827
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Davis Love III...Made 14 consecutive cuts from Ford
Championship in March through the U.S Bank
Championship in July. 2005: Second season on TOUR highlighted
by a first-, second- and third-place finish...Finished
career-high 35th on money list and picked up initial TOUR
victory at the B.C. Open in his 48th career start. Recorded
four rounds in the 60s for the first time in his career. Trailed
by one entering the final round, but closed with a 6-under
66 and won by one over five others. Collected a check for
$540,000 and surpassed the $1-million mark in career earnings...Tied
for the 54-hole lead at the Deutsche Bank
Championship with four others. Finished second, one stroke
behind Olin Browne after posting a final-round 68. Earned a
career-best paycheck of $594,000...Added a T3 at the
Chrysler Classic of Greensboro. 2004: Rookie made 21 cuts
in 29 TOUR starts and finished 131st on the money list.
Improved status for 2005 with T9 at 2004 TOUR Qualifying
School...Picked up first career top-10 in 24th career start, a
T6 at the Buick Championship. Finished two strokes out of
Woody Austin-Tim Herron playoff. 2003: Finished ninth on
the Nationwide Tour money list to earn his first PGA TOUR
card...Earned his first career victory on the Nationwide Tour
at the Chattanooga Classic. Fired four rounds in 60s to edge
Kyle Thompson by one stroke with a tournament-record
263. Had four additional top-10s, including playoff losses at
the Samsung Canadian PGA Championship and the Oregon
Classic. 2001: Fired a final-round, 13-under-par 58 to win
the Bayer Championship on the Canadian Tour, one of his
EDUCATION: University of Alabama (1995, Finance)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Family, college football
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1992
Q SCHOOL: 2004
JOINED TOUR: 2004
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2003)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 05 06 07
Masters T39
PGA T34 CUT
THE PLAYERS T27 CUT
CA Championship T32
two wins on that Tour. 2000: Made two starts on the PGA
TOUR, both in Canada, and did not make the cut...Recorded
first Canadian Tour victory at the 2000 Shell Payless Open.
PERSONAL:
Won $1 million in a 1992 Hole-in-One Shootout while
attending the University of Alabama and chose to give up
his amateur status. Will continue to receive $50,000 payment
each October 1 through 2012.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.61 (62)
Driving Distance ..........................................287.1 (111)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................65.20% (72)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.01% (82)
Putting Average............................................1.801 (133)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–2 times, most recent Crowne
Plaza Invitational at Colonial/2
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2004 Michelin
Championship at Las Vegas/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $594,000–2005
Deutsche Bank Championship/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Chrysler
Championship/73
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BROWNE, Olin
SECTION PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES
2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3):
1998 Canon Greater Hartford Open. 1999 MasterCard
Colonial. 2005 Deutsche Bank Championship.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (4):
1991 Bakersfield Open, Hawkeye Open. 1993 Monterrey
Open. 1996 Dominion Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T9—AT&T Classic.
2007 SEASON:
Missed the first half of 2007 due to torn ligaments in left
index finger. Opted for rest and rehabilitation over surgery.
First start was a missed cut at THE PLAYERS
Championship...In second start of season, finished T9 at the
AT&T Classic...Played sparingly the rest of the way, and was
granted a Major Medical Extension and has 15 events in 2008
to earn $480,575 (combined with 2007 earnings of $304,605
would equal 2007's No. 125 earnings of $785,180) and
receive Major Medical Extension status for the remainder of
the 2008 campaign...In early August, chosen as one of three
Captain's Assistants for the 2008 Ryder Cup by Captain Paul
Azinger. Dave Stockton and Raymond Floyd were also chosen.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Notched two top-10s in 30 starts. T8 at the Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic and T8 at the Southern Farm Bureau Classic.
2005: Enjoyed a career year with a victory at the Deutsche Bank
Championship and first invitation to THE TOUR Championship.
Also contended at the U.S. Open at Pinehurst...Shared the firstand
second-round leads at Pinehurst No. 2 in U.S. Open. Was
three back of two-time champion Retief Goosen heading into the
final round, but a closing 10-over 80 dropped him from T2 to T23.
Olin Browne
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: Olin Douglas Browne
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 175
BIRTHDATE: May 22, 1959
BIRTHPLACE: Washington, D.C.
RESIDENCE: Hobe Sound, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1983A 1
1986 1
1988 1
1989 1
1990A 1
1991 1
1992 30 14 1 1 84,152/147
1993 2 1 2,738/290
1994 31 15 1 2 101,580/154
1996 27 21 3 7 223,703/100
1997 33 19 2 5 261,810/94
1998 25 15 1 2 7 590,240/47
1999 26 16 1 1 3 4 834,331/51
2000 31 21 1 7 494,307/98
2001 30 19 1 3 9 815,636/62
2002 33 20 2 6 615,828/111
2003 34 22 6 479,592/130
2004 30 15 2 7 597,034/127
2005 29 20 1 1 2 11 2,171,928/26
2006 30 23 2 5 754,061/114
2007 15 7 1 3 304,605/175
Total 412 248 3 1 2 25 80 8,331,546
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1990 27 19 1 2 5 12 42,227/16
1991 27 20 2 1 3 11 15 106,406/2
1993 24 18 1 1 1 5 9 100,754/7
1995 25 21 1 1 6 16 85,704/18
1996 1 1 1 1 1 36,000/55
Total 104 79 4 4 7 28 53 371,092
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Earned a spot in the U.S. Open by firing 73-59 at Woodmont CC
in Rockville, MD. Considered withdrawing after first
round…Captured third career victory at age 46 years, 3 months
and 13 days at the Deutsche Bank Championship. Tied for the
lead after 54 holes with John Rollins, Jason Bohn, Carl
Pettersson and Billy Andrade after opening 68-65-70. Broke the
five-way tie with a final-round 4-under-par 67 to defeat Bohn by
one stroke. Earned a career-best $990,000 and surpassed $1 million
in season earnings for the first time in his career. 2004: At the
U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee. 2003: Finished outside
the top 125 for the first time since 1994. Played in 34 tournaments
and made 22 cuts to finish 130th on the money list.
Finished in the top 20 three times. 2002: Finished among the top
125 for the seventh consecutive season...Shot an opening-round
73 at the SEI Pennsylvania Classic before coming alive on the
weekend (65-66) and finished at 11-under-par 273 for T5. 2001:
Best chance to earn first TOUR title since 1999 came in the AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Shared third-round lead with Phil
Mickelson at 14-under-par 202. Closed with 73 to finish T3, three
shots behind winner Davis Love III...Made 34th ace in U.S. Open
history when he holed a 7-iron from 165 yards on the 11th hole.
2000: Had a season-best T9 at the Greater Milwaukee Open.
1999: Earned his second TOUR victory in as many seasons with
win at the MasterCard Colonial. Final-round 66, which included
two eagles, produced a one-stroke victory. Win came on his 40th
birthday. Also earned a spot in 2000 Mercedes Championships,
which he had to miss in 1999 due to October surgery on his left
arm. Leading up to victory, was not allowed to hit more than a
small bucket of balls in practice. Went from late August 1998 to
mid-February 1999 without touching his clubs. 1998: After 14
years as a professional, claimed his first TOUR title at the Canon
Greater Hartford Open. Closed with 67 to earn a playoff spot with
Stewart Cink and Larry Mize. On the first extra hole, chipped in
for birdie from 40 feet for the win. 1996: Cracked top 125 on
FAMILY: Wife, Pam; Olin, Jr. (7/9/88), Alexandra Grace
(10/24/91)
EDUCATION: Occidental College
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fly fishing, environment, politics,
international affairs
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1984
Q SCHOOL: 1995
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1991, 1993)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
TOUR for the first time when he finished 100th on money list...In
only Nationwide Tour start, earned fourth Nationwide Tour title
with a victory in the Dominion Open. 1993: Won Monterrey Open
and finished seventh on Nationwide Tour money list to earn
exempt status on PGA TOUR. 1991: Won Bakersfield Open and
Hawkeye Open to finish second on Nationwide Tour money list
and earn exempt status on PGA TOUR.
PERSONAL:
After winning 1993 Monterrey Open in Mexico, gave victory
speech in Spanish. Knows language because of his
father's Chilean heritage...Did not start playing golf until he
was 19. Got hooked on game while attending Occidental
College in Los Angeles.
Year 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06
Masters CUT T52 45
U.S. Open T47 T101 T5 T43 CUT T24 CUT T59 T23 CUT
PGA T53 T62 T49 CUT T46
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT CUT T77 CUT CUT CUT T66
TOUR Championship T14
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
Bridgestone Invitational T50
CA Championship T37
Year 07
U.S. Open T45
THE PLAYERS CUT
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.70 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................281.3 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................73.53% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.28% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.805 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–3 times, most recent Canadian
Open presented by Franklin Templeton Investments/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2 times, most recent 2001
Canon Greater Hartford Open/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $990,000–2005
Deutsche Bank Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1999 Memorial
Tournament/49
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3):
2004 Valero Texas Open. 2005 the Memorial Tournament,
THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
4—FBR Open; T7—Buick Invitational.
2007 SEASON:
Closed with a 3-under 69 at the Buick Invitational to finish T7,
his best effort since finishing runner-up at the 2006 Canadian
Open...The next week finished fourth at the FBR Open to
record back-to-back top-10s for only the second time in his
career (1/2005 THE TOUR Championship, 9/2006 Mercedes-
Benz Championship)...Made the cut in last 11 starts, culminating
with a T20 at the season-ending Children's Miracle
Network Championship presented by Wal-Mart. Week earlier,
brother Brad claimed T10 on the Champions Tour at the
season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Consistent season with seven top-25s in 26 starts.
Played in all four majors for the first time, with a best finish
of T32 at the U.S. Open...Fell short of goal of defending
TOUR Championship title as he finished outside the top 30
on the money list…Best finish was a runner-up to Jim
Furyk at the Canadian Open, posting four rounds in the 60s
to finish one shot out of a playoff. 2005: At age 42, enjoyed
a career year with two victories and a top-10 finish on the
final money list. Finished the season 24th in the Official
World Golf Ranking after beginning the campaign
139th...Won second TOUR title at the Memorial
Tournament in only his 18th TOUR start since winning the
2004 Valero Texas Open. After taking the lead with a birdie
on the 71st hole, converted an up-and-down with approach
Bart Bryant
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 2005 TOUR Championship
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: Barton Holan Bryant
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 195
BIRTHDATE: November 18, 1962
BIRTHPLACE: Gatesville, TX
RESIDENCE: Ocoee, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1986 1 1 2,076/251
1987 1
1991 31 17 2 5 119,931/124
1992 19 10 1 1 52,075/172
1993 2
1994 1
1995 27 13 5 119,201
1996 26 14 3 88,788/172
2000 25 11 85,797/201
2001 10 7 1 73,884/206
2002 20 15 1 3 309,880/155
2003 6 6 1 78,966/215
2004 23 13 1 1 4 962,167/80
2005 26 19 2 4 13 3,249,136/9
2006 26 19 1 2 7 1,316,131/70
2007 25 19 2 8 89,934/79 1,167,874/81
Total 269 164 3 1 13 51 7,625,906
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1990 6 5 1 4 8,251/94
1991 1 1 1 1,563/193
1993 21 9 1 2 10,255/108
1994 4 1 570/257
1995 1
1998 1
2001 1 1 1,825/258
2002 2 1 1 3,690/237
2003 2 2 2 2 28,170/118
2004 3 2 1 2 21,395/147
Total 42 22 5 12 75,718
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
shot after hitting tee shot on 72nd hole into hazard. Drained
15-foot par putt to defeat Fred Couples by one stroke. With
rounds of 69-69-66-68, became the seventh different player
to post four rounds in the 60s in Memorial Tournament history.
Surpassed the $1-million mark in season earnings for
the first time in his career with a paycheck of
$990,000...Lapped the field at THE TOUR Championship,
besting runner-up Tiger Woods by six strokes. Opened with
an East Lake Golf Club course record 8-under-par 62 and
posted all four rounds in the 60s. Held at least a share of the
lead all four days, including a three-stroke margin over
Retief Goosen after 54 holes. Earned a career-best paycheck
of $1,170,000. After winning first PGA TOUR event
(2004 Valero Texas Open) in 187th career start, needed only
31 subsequent events to earn second and third victories.
2004: Captured first TOUR victory at the Valero Texas Open.
Oft-injured Texan entered 2004 having played only six full
seasons on TOUR since 1991, with five successful trips to
Q-School during that time. Playing in 18th (of 23) events on
2004 Major Medical Extension, captured the Valero event in
187th career start at age 41 years, 10 months and one day.
Oldest first-time winner since Ed Dougherty won the 1995
Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic at age 47 years, eight months
and 19 days. Set 2004 TOUR mark for low 54- and 72-hole
totals at 194 (67-67-60) and 261 (67-67-60-67), respectively,
and third-round 60 tied Robert Gamez for low round of the
season. The victory was only fifth career top-10 in 192
starts. Teamed with brother Brad (T37) as the duo played in
their 743rd combined event on the PGA TOUR. 2003: Played
in only six events after earning TOUR card through Q-School
for the fifth time. Season was cut short due to elbow surgery
(March 4). Did not play after Sony Open in Hawaii until
Reno-Tahoe Open in August. Received Major Medical
FAMILY: Wife, Cathy; Kristen (8/1/88), Michelle
(1/11/94)
EDUCATION: New Mexico State University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Movies, spending time with friends
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1986
Q SCHOOL: 1990, 1994, 1995, 1999, 2000, 2002
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Extension for 2004. 2002: T9 at Kemper Insurance Open was
fourth top-10 of career and first since 1992 Hardee's Golf
Classic. 2001: Missed first half of season due to rehabilitation
from elbow surgery that occurred in December 2000.
Did not play in a TOUR event until June at the FedEx St.
Jude Classic and made only 10 starts. 1993: Played full-time
on the Nationwide Tour, with 21 starts. 1991: Two top-10
finishes in rookie season. 1986: Turned professional and
won the 1988 Florida Open. Member of the 1990 and 1993
Nationwide Tour. Amateur: Winner of 1984 UCLA Billy
Bryant Invitational and 1983-84 Sun Country Amateur. Twotime
All-American at New Mexico State.
PERSONAL:
Older brother Brad is a past PGA TOUR champion and a current
Champions Tour player. They are one of 12 winning
brother combinations on TOUR.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.41 (48)
Driving Distance ..........................................282.2 (151)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................70.67% (13)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.16% (51)
Putting Average............................................1.780 (60)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Valero Texas Open/4
Career Low Round/Round: 60–2004 Valero Texas Open/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,170,000–2005 THE
TOUR Championship presented by Coca–Cola/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 Target
World Challenge presented by Countrywide/22
Year 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99
U.S. Open CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT
Year 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT
U.S. Open CUT T32
British Open T23 70
PGA CUT CUT T32
THE PLAYERS CUT T56 CUT
TOUR Championship 1
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T28 T62
CA Championship T56 T26 T35
Bart BRYANT
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BYRD, Jonathan
SECTION PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES
2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3):
2002 Buick Challenge. 2004 B.C. Open. 2007 John Deere
Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2001 Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—John Deere Classic; T8—PODS Championship; T9—
AT&T Classic; T10—BMW Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Had a career year in earnings and captured his third PGA
TOUR title at the John Deere Classic. Played in his first
British Open and first TOUR Championship presented by
Coca-Cola...First top-10 was a T8 at the PODS
Championship...Posted rounds of 69-68 on the weekend to
finish T9 at the AT&T Classic...Carded rounds of 67-68-65-
66--266 to capture the title at the John Deere Classic, his
third career win on the PGA TOUR. Final round featured no
bogeys and birdies on three of his last five holes. With his
victory, earned an invitation to the following week's British
Open, his first trip to the season's third major. Became the
winningest active American player under age 30, with three
TOUR victories...Held the first-round lead with a 64 at the
BMW Championship. Finished T10 to improve from 30th to
25th in the FedExCup standings...In first TOUR
Championship start, finished T23 to end the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup 28th in the standings.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Matched career high with five top-10s (2003)...Best
finish was a T3 at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am,
his best finish since a T3 at the 2004 84 LUMBER
Classic...Pulled out of the MCI Heritage due to a rib injury
and was sidelined for 12 weeks. Rehab was rest for 10
weeks...Entered final round of U.S. Bank Championship T15
after opening with three rounds in the 60s. Withdrew
Saturday evening as wife Amanda gave birth to son,
Jonathan Byrd
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner (through 2009)
FULL NAME: Jonathan Currie Byrd
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 160
BIRTHDATE: January 27, 1978
BIRTHPLACE: Anderson, SC
RESIDENCE: St. Simons Island, GA; plays out of Sea
Island GC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2000 1 1 14,130
2001 1 1 8,400
2002 32 15 1 1 4 10 1,462,713/39
2003 29 21 1 5 9 1,430,538/47
2004 27 15 1 1 3 5 1,133,165/70
2005 31 22 1 5 726,023/111
2006 20 13 1 5 9 1,408,418/63
2007 23 13 1 4 11 96,061/28 1,854,906/42
Total 164 101 3 1 3 22 49 8,038,293
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2000A 1 1
2001 20 16 1 1 1 5 11 222,244/8
Total 21 17 1 1 1 5 11 222,244
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Jackson, the couple's first child, on Sunday
evening...Recorded his first hole-in-one on the PGA TOUR at
the Deutsche Bank Championship on No. 11 at the TPC
Boston...Shared 36-hole lead before finishing T5 at
Canadian Open, four shots behind champion Jim Furyk.
Final-round 70 included a two-stroke penalty for violation of
Rule 14-3a (testing the conditions in a hazard) when he dug
his golf shoes in an area away from his ball in a greenside
bunker. With the violation in doubt, Byrd assessed a penalty
that cost him a share of third place and $120,500 in prize
money. 2005: Posted his lone top-10 of the season, a T5, at
the 84 LUMBER Classic, where he finished T3 the previous
year. 2004: Struggled early in the year due to a hip injury,
but bounced back with a strong finish after undergoing surgery
on Feb. 15 in Pittsburgh because of two tears in the
labrum front and back. The surgery tightened up the looseness
and instability. Returned for THE PLAYERS
Championship at the end of March...Entered the final round
of the B.C. Open with a one-stroke lead, but had to withstand
a six-hour rain delay before capturing his second
TOUR victory. The win was his first top-10 of the season and
came one year, 8 months, 21 days after his first victory at
the 2002 Buick Challenge, a span of 45 events...Second top-
10 was a third at the 84 LUMBER Classic. His $201,600 payday
pushed him over $1 million for the third time in his
career. 2003: Made more than $1.4 million for second
straight season and posted career-high five top-10s...Made
most of his first appearance in a major with a T8 at the
Masters, the best finish by any of the 16 first-timers in
Augusta...Best finish of season was a T2 at John Deere
Classic, four strokes behind Vijay Singh. Tied with J.L. Lewis
for lead through 18 holes. 2002: Became first rookie to win
on TOUR since Jose Coceres in early 2001 with his victory
at the Buick Challenge. Began season 404th in the Official
World Golf Ranking and by the end of the season had
improved to 72nd. Defeated David Toms by one stroke at the
Buick Challenge. Had five-stroke lead through 15 holes on
Sunday thanks to eagle-birdie-birdie-birdie-eagle (tied for
FAMILY: Wife, Amanda; Jackson (7/30/06)
EDUCATION: Clemson University (2000, Marketing)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Working out, Clemson athletics,
College Golf Fellowship, fishing, hanging out with wife at
home
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2000
JOINED TOUR: 2002
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2001)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T8 CUT
U.S. Open T15 CUT
British Open T23
PGA CUT CUT T20 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT T32 CUT T16
TOUR Championship 23
Bridgestone Invitational T71
NATIONAL TEAMS: Walker Cup, 1999.
season's best) stretch. Bogey on next hole and eagle by
Toms cut that to two but Byrd hung on for the win in his
32nd start on TOUR. 2001: Earned first TOUR card by finishing
eighth on the Nationwide Tour money list...Lone victory
came at the BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs in Traveler's
Rest, SC, not far from his hometown of Elgin, SC. 2000: T36
at the Michelob Championship at Kingsmill after turning pro
in September after graduating from Clemson. Amateur:
Member of 1999 Walker Cup Team...Winner of Northeast
Amateur and Carolinas Amateur...Was an All-America
selection in three of his four years at Clemson, including
first team in 1999...First-team Academic All-America in
1999.
PERSONAL:
Dad introduced him and his brother to golf at age 3...Older
brother Jordan is the assistant golf coach at his alma
mater and is one of the top amateurs in South Carolina.
College teammates at Clemson with TOUR players Lucas
Glover and Charles Warren.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.38 (45)
Driving Distance ..........................................292.0 (68)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................59.84% (134)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.55% (109)
Putting Average............................................1.728 (2)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–BMW Championship/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2 times, most recent 2003
Mercedes Championships/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $738,000–2007 John
Deere Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 Sony Open
in Hawaii/55
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2007 U.S. Open Championship.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (17):
1995 Paraguay Open, Colombia Open. 1996 Volvo Masters
of Latin America. 1999 Torneo de Maestros Telefonica
[Arg]. 2001 Torneo de Maestros Telefonica [Arg], Open de
Argentina [Eur]. 2002 Benson and Hedges International
[Eur], Argentine Open, Argentine PGA (tied). 2004 Abierto
del Sur de Argentina. 2005 BMW Championship [Eur], 18th
Torneo de Maestros Copa Personal [Arg], 74th Abierto Visa
del Centro [Arg], 39th Abierto del Norte [Arg]. 2006 75th
Abierto Visa del Centro [Arg]. 2007 Argentina Masters
[Arg], Barclays Singapore Open [Asia].
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2007 PGA Grand Slam of Golf.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—U.S. Open.
2007 SEASON:
Claimed his first major championship title at the U.S. Open
and was named to his second consecutive Presidents Cup
International team. Earned more than $1 million for the first
time in his PGA TOUR career in just 14 events…Posted
rounds of 69-71-76-69—285 to defeat Tiger Woods and
Jim Furyk by one stroke at the 107th U.S. Open at Oakmont
Country Club. Overcame four-stroke deficit to 54-hole
leader Aaron Baddeley, becoming the first champion to
shoot 76 and win the U.S. Open since Johnny Miller's thirdround
76 in 1973, also at Oakmont. Win came in 31st major
championship career start at age 37 years, nine months and
five days. Held the 36-hole lead over Bubba Watson.
Recorded two of the eight rounds below par on the week,
and held off the World No. 1 (Woods) and No. 3 (Furyk)
despite bogeys on two of his final three holes. The second
Argentine to win a major championship, joining Roberto De
Vicenzo (1967 British Open). Previous best finish in a major
was a T4 at the 1999 British Open...Compiled a record of 2-
2-0 for the International Team in the Presidents Cup after
earning a spot on the team for the second time in his
career...Birdied third playoff hole to beat Padraig Harrington
in the PGA Grand Slam of Golf held in October in Bermuda.
Angel Cabrera (on-HEL)
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 2007 U.S. Open
(through 2012)
FULL NAME: Angel Leopoldo Cabrera
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 210
BIRTHDATE: September 12, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Cordoba, Argentina
RESIDENCE: Cordoba, Argentina
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1997 1 1 10,315/268
1999 3 3 1 2 167,480/167
2000 6 4 2 78,256
2001 8 6 2 2 337,105
2002 13 12 4 6 632,546
2003 14 8 5 372,252/145
2004 8 5 1 5 237,839
2005 11 7 1 4 242,028
2006 12 9 3 5 623,504/
2007 14 9 1 1 4 92,912/47 1,661,106/54
Total 90 64 1 13 35 4,362,429
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 12 11 1 1 3 5 $2,360,965
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Made triple bogey on the first hole of the final round in the
36-hole competition, but finished birdie-eagle to force the
playoff…Lost to Ernie Els in the final of the HSBC World
Match Play Championship, 6 and 4…Birdied the final hole
in early November at the Barclays Singapore Open to beat
Vijay Singh by one stroke.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Earned enough money via the non-member list to earn
his fully-exempt TOUR card for the 2007 season but played
out of the International Presidents Cup Team category...Two
of his three top-10s came in the major championships -- a
T8 at the Masters and a seventh at the British
Open...Masters finish aided by rounds of 70-68 on the
weekend. Finish was third top-10 in seven starts at
Augusta...British Open finish made him one of five players
through the first three majors of the season to post at least
two top-10s. One of two Argentines (Andres Romero, T8) to
finish in the top 10 at Royal Liverpool, where the last winner
in 1967 was Argentina's Roberto De Vicenzo...Joined
the PGA TOUR as a Special Temporary Member for the rest
of the season in early August...Added a T4 at the
Bridgestone Invitational, finishing with a 65, which moved
him up 11 spots on Sunday. 2005: Lone top-10 came in his
third event of the season, a T10, at the Ford Championship
at Doral...Played in Presidents Cup for International Team,
compiling a 1-1-3 record. 2004: Best TOUR finish was a T4
at the NEC Invitational, where he shot 67-68 on the weekend...Recorded
two runner-up finishes on the European
Tour, at the British Masters (T2) and the Volvo PGA
Championship. 2003: Split season between the PGA TOUR
and the European Tour. Best TOUR finish was a T15 at the
Masters and finished 145th on money list. Recorded two
top-10s on European Tour. 2002: Placed T9 at the
Masters...Won the Benson and Hedges International, beating
England's Barry Lane by a stroke at The Belfry in
England. 2001: Claimed his first European title at the Open
de Argentina...Joined the PGA TOUR as special temporary
member the week of The INTERNATIONAL as his $307,105
total exceeded $247,037 of 2000's 150th-place money
list...T10 at the Masters. Stood one stroke back after one
round and was three back after 36 and 54 holes...Finished
T7 at the U.S. Open. 2000: Came close to first European Tour
FAMILY: Wife, Silvia; Federico (6/5/89), Angel (3/10/91)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Soccer
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1989
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
victory in July, finishing runner-up to Lee Westwood in
Smurfit European Open. 1999: Finished T4 at British Open.
Had putt on 72nd hole to join Mark O'Meara-Brian Watts
playoff. 1998: Partnered Ricardo Gonzalez to share third
place in 1998 World Cup of Golf in New Zealand...Finished
second to Sergio Garcia in 1998 Murphy's Irish Open, his
first of four top-10 finishes in five weeks. 1997: Beat Brad
Faxon and Lee Westwood as he won all his matches in 1997
Alfred Dunhill Cup 1996: Winner of Volvo Masters of Latin
America. 1995: Captured Paraguay Open.
PERSONAL:
Caddied at Cordoba, home club of friend and mentor Eduardo
Romero, until turning professional at age 20. Following three
unsuccessful attempts at European Tour Qualifying School,
received financial assistance from Romero, who lived two
blocks away from his young protege. Romero had encouraged
him to take up game at age 15...Two young sons are
excellent golfers already. Oldest son, Federico, caddied for
him in the final round of the Cordoba Open in Argentina.
Started final round eight shots back, shot 60 and won by one
stroke...Says he would be a soccer player if not a
golfer...Nicknamed “El Pato” (The Duck).
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.62 (69)
Driving Distance ..........................................303.2 (8)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................54.73% (179)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................60.45% (173)
Putting Average............................................1.812 (156)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–Deutsche Bank
Championship/3
Career Low Round/Round: 65–3 times, most recent 2007
Deutsche Bank Championship/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,260,000–2007 U.S.
Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 Chrysler
Classic of Greensboro/9
Year 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT T10 T9 T15 CUT CUT T8 T37
U.S. Open T37 T7 T66 T35 16 T33 T26 1
British Open T51 T4 CUT CUT CUT T22 CUT 7 34
PGA T41 T19 T37 T48 T45 CUT CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS T26 T36 CUT CUT CUT
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33 T17 T17 T17 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T19 T23 T4 T41 T4 T69
CA Championship T25 T17 CNL T36 T16 T18 T26 T19
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Cup (7), 2000-2006. Presidents Cup, 2005.
Angel CABRERA
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CALCAVECCHIA, Mark
SECTION PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES
2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (13):
1986 Southwest Golf Classic. 1987 Honda Classic. 1988
Bank of Boston Classic. 1989 Phoenix Open, Nissan Los
Angeles Open, British Open Championship. 1992 Phoenix
Open. 1995 BellSouth Classic. 1997 Greater Vancouver
Open. 1998 Honda Classic. 2001 Phoenix Open. 2005 Bell
Canadian Open. 2007 PODS Championship.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (5):
1988 Australian Open [Aust]. 1993 Argentine Open. 1995
Argentine Open. 1997 Subaru Sarazen World Open. 2004
Maekyung Open [Kor].
OTHER VICTORIES (5):
1989 Dunhill Cup [with Tom Kite and Curtis Strange]. 1995
Franklin Templeton Shootout [with Steve Elkington]. 2001
CVS Charity Classic [with Nick Price], Hyundai Team
Matches [with Fred Couples]. 2007 Merrill Lynch Shootout
[with Woody Austin].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—PODS Championship; T2—THE TOUR Championship
presented by Coca-Cola; T4—Buick Invitational, The
Barclays; T5—Zurich Classic of New Orleans; T8—Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic.
2007 SEASON:
TOUR veteran of 26 years won the PODS Championship,
shattered his career-best in earnings with nearly $3 million,
and notched two top-10s in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the
FedExCup en route to an eighth-place finish in the stand-
Mark Calcavecchia (cal-kuh-VEK-ee-UH)
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Mark John Calcavecchia
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 240
BIRTHDATE: June 12, 1960
BIRTHPLACE: Laurel, NE
RESIDENCE: Tequesta, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-4
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1981 7 1 404/313
1982 25 14 1 5 25,064/135
1983 20 9 1 2 16,313/161
1984 25 14 1 1 29,660/140
1985 15 7 2 15,957/162
1986 17 9 1 5 8 155,012/58
1987 26 20 1 2 3 9 12 522,398/10
1988 33 28 1 4 1 12 18 751,912/6
1989 25 18 3 1 2 10 13 807,741/5
1990 27 22 5 1 9 14 834,281/7
1991 24 17 1 6 8 323,621/50
1992 27 22 1 4 6 377,234/39
1993 30 20 3 6 13 630,366/21
1994 27 18 1 2 6 13 533,201/30
1995 29 25 1 2 6 13 843,552
1996 29 24 2 6 12 628,851/29
1997 27 23 1 1 7 17 1,117,365/14
1998 27 22 1 1 1 7 13 1,368,554/12
1999 29 22 1 4 10 733,971/59
2000 28 21 2 2 9 14 1,702,317/23
2001 23 16 1 1 1 5 8 1,991,576/17
2002 25 16 1 5 8 1,162,509/53
2003 24 19 1 3 8 1,121,069/65
2004 24 17 2 6 717,876/112
2005 27 19 1 1 5 9 2,185,310/25
2006 27 22 1 5 705,315/120
2007 28 19 1 1 6 11 102,069/8 2,993,332/13
Total 675 484 13 27 17 136 249 22,294,76
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
ings…In second start of the season, finished T8 at the Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic...Closed with a 3-under 69 to finish T4
at the Buick Invitational. In 13 starts at Torrey Pines, has
made seven cuts with six top-10 finishes…After opening
with a 4-over-par 75, captured the PODS Championship by
one over Heath Slocum and John Senden with the help of a
course record 9-under par 62 in the third round. At age 46,
oldest winner of the PODS Championship. Moved to fifth in
the FedExCup standings, earning an exemption into the
World Golf Championships-CA Championship...T32 finish at
the CA Championship earned a spot in the 2007 Masters,
his 17th visit to Augusta…One shot off the 36-hole lead at
the Zurich Classic of New Orleans after opening 66-69.
Finished T5…Fired a final-round 65 at The Barclays to finish
T4, his first top-10 on the PGA TOUR since the Zurich
Classic of New Orleans. Used two putters during the week
- a standard length on long putts and a belly putter on shorter
attempts, both with the claw grip. Used two putters in
previous starts at the Bridgestone Invitational and
PGA...Playing alone in final rounds of Deutsche Bank
Championship and BMW Championship in consecutive
weeks, took only 2 hours, 7 minutes and 2 hours, 15 minutes,
respectively, to complete rounds of even-par 71 and
74...At THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola,
challenged Tiger Woods through three rounds to finish T2 at
15-under, eight behind Woods, 27th runner-up finish of
TOUR career. After beginning the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the
FedExCup in 20th position, finished eighth to earn a
$600,000 bonus to go with his $619,500 payday for the runner-up
TOUR Championship finish.
FAMILY: Wife, Brenda; Britney Jo (8/8/89), Eric Jordan
(1/1/94)
EDUCATION: University of Florida
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Bowling, music, guitar
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1981
Q SCHOOL: Spring 1981, 1983
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished in the top 125 for the 21st consecutive season
on TOUR thanks to a T19 finish at the Chrysler
Championship, the final full-field event of the season. The
T19 jumped him from No. 128 to No. 120...Lone top-10 (T9)
came the week prior in Orlando at the FUNAI Classic at
Walt Disney World Resort, aided by a third-round 63, the
low round of the day on the Magnolia Course. 2005:
Finished in the top 30 (No. 25) on the money list for first
time since 2001 and earned more than $2 million for the
first time in his 24-year TOUR career. In September, won for
the first time in more than four years by sharing the firstround
lead, holding the second- and third-round leads and
fending off Ben Crane and Ryan Moore by a stroke to capture
the Bell Canadian Open at Shaughnessey Golf and
Country Club in Vancouver, British Columbia. Made just one
birdie over last 36 holes. Became the oldest winner (45
years, two months, 29 days) in the 101-year history of the
tournament and won for the second time in Vancouver (1997
Greater Vancouver Open). Won with over-par scores on the
weekend after posting rounds of 72-71. Winning total of 5under
275 was highest at the Bell Canadian Open since
Steve Jones won with same total in 1997...Fell in playoff to
Geoff Ogilvy at the Chrysler Classic of Tucson. 2004: Did not
secure his card until the second-to-last tournament of the
season. A T6 at the FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World
Resort jumped him from No. 129 to No. 111 on the money
list. Finished season No. 112, the first time he had been out
of the top 65 since 1985, when he finished No. 162.
Year 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98
Masters T17 2 T31 T20 T12 T31 T17 CUT T41 T15 T17 T16
U.S. Open 14 T17 T62 T61 CUT T37 T33 T25 CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT
British Open T11 CUT 1 CUT CUT T28 T14 T11 T24 T40 T10 T35
PGA CUT T17 CUT T32 T48 T31 CUT CUT T36 T23 T44
THE PLAYERS T50 T64 CUT 2 CUT 73 CUT T23 T18 T29 T24 4
TOUR Championship T5 T3 T9 T14 T7 T24 T27 T15 T4 29
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT T4 CUT CUT T20
U.S. Open CUT T24 CUT T20 T20 CUT
British Open CUT T26 T54 T80 CUT T11 T60 T41 T23
PGA T61 T34 T4 7 T39 DQ T70 W/D CUT
THE PLAYERS T10 CUT CUT T69 T11 T66 T12 72 CUT
TOUR Championship T11 19 11 T2
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T9 T9 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T12 T36 74 T53 T68 T14
CA Championship 10 CNL T33 T25 T32
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup (4), 1987, 1989, 1991, 2002; Kirin Cup 1987; Asahi Glass Four
Tours World Championship of Golf (2), 1989, 1990; Dunhill Cup (2), 1989, 1990; The Presidents
Cup (1), 1998.
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2003: Surpassed $1 million in earnings for the sixth time in
seven years despite battling various back and knee injuries.
Surpassed $15 million in career earnings...Had knee surgery
to repair damaged cartilage in his right knee he injured
playing in the pro-am at the Phoenix Open two days after a
T7 at Buick Invitational...Finished T2 behind Fred Couples at
the Shell Houston Open. 2002: Finished out of the top 50 on
the PGA TOUR money list for only the second time since
1987. Experimented with combination of long putter and
"claw" grip at several events...Top finish of season was runner-up
at the Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic. Tied
PGA TOUR record (now second) for fewest putts in a 72hole
event (Kenny Knox, 1989 MCI Heritage Classic) with
93...Opened with rounds of 70-68 at the PGA Championship
to share the 36-hole lead. Finished solo seventh, his best
finish in a major championship since he won the 1989
British Open...Member of the U.S. Ryder Cup Team and has
compiled a record of 6-7-1 in four Ryder Cup appearances.
2001: Claimed first victory since 1998...Set or tied seven
PGA TOUR scoring records in winning the Phoenix Open
with 28-under-par 256. Broke Mike Souchak's 46-year-old
mark of 257 and also established a record for lowest consecutive
36-holes with middle rounds of 60-64--124. An alltime
TOUR-high 32 birdies enabled him to tie marks for
lowest score in relation to par (28-under), lowest opening
54 holes (189), lowest consecutive 54 holes (189) and lowest
opening 36 holes (125). Took lead after second-round
60. Had arthroscopic surgery on left knee after the Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic. Returned to action at Honda Classic
and finished T2...Putting improvement key to season. Used
the "Claw" putting grip which he began experimenting with
early in the 2000 season. 2000: Finished 23rd on the money
HOT SHOTS
Mark Calcavecchia (Continued)
TOTAL EAGLES (2007)
Rank Player Total Rounds
1 Charles Warren 15 101
1 Sean O'Hair 15 98
3 Rod Pampling 14 92
3 Bill Haas 14 93
5 Eric Axley 13 107
5 Will MacKenzie 13 100
TOTAL BIRDIES (2007)
Rank Player Total Rounds
1 Briny Baird 411 115
2 Carl Pettersson 401 111
3 Daniel Chopra 389 106
4 Charles Warren 380 101
5 Joe Ogilvie 378 102
5 Steve Marino 378 106
list with two seconds and two thirds...Second at the Canon
Greater Hartford Open and T2 at the SEI Pennsylvania
Classic, marking his sixth career season with multiple runner-up
finishes...Nine top-10 finishes was most since nine
in 1990...Became the 10th player in TOUR history to top the
$10-million mark in career earnings. 1998: Earned ninth
TOUR title at Honda Classic after closing 68-65 and winning
by three strokes. 1995: After trailing Jim Gallagher, Jr.
and Stephen Keppler by two entering final day, closed with
66 for two-stroke victory at BellSouth Classic...Teamed
with Steve Elkington to win the Franklin Templeton
Shootout. 1994: December 1993 skiing accident hampered
him early in year, but came back to finish T9 at Buick
Invitational of California after cartilage damage and torn
ACL were surgically repaired. 1992: Won Phoenix Open for
the second time following final-round 63...Set Augusta
National back-nine record at Masters with 29, a record
shared with David Toms. 1989: Won British Open at Royal
Troon. Defeated Wayne Grady and Greg Norman in first
playoff using Royal & Ancient's multiple-hole system.
Sealed victory with 5-iron shot to seven feet on fourth and
final hole...Won twice in U.S. earlier that year. Closed with
65-64 to win Phoenix Open by seven strokes over Chip
Beck. Trailed Sandy Lyle by two strokes after third round of
Nissan Los Angeles Open. Closing 68 was good for onestroke
victory. 1988: Runner-up to Sandy Lyle in
Masters...Earned third career victory in the Bank Of Boston
Classic. 1986: First TOUR victory came at Southwest Golf
Classic by three over Tom Byrum. Amateur: First-team all-
SEC in 1979...Winner of 1976 Florida State Junior and
Orange Bowl Championships...Member of inaugural AJGA
All-America team in 1978.
PERSONAL:
In 2002, inducted into Phoenix Open Hall of Fame, becoming
only the 15th person and sixth golfer put into the Hall
which was established in 1985. Other golfers include
Arnold Palmer, Gene Littler, Byron Nelson, Ben Hogan and
Ken Venturi…Father was bowling center proprietor. At age
13, Mark had 185 average…Concentrated on golf when
family moved from Nebraska to Florida. Played as many as
72 holes a day during the summer months.
PLAYER STATISTICS
Mark CALCAVECCHIA
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.39 (47)
Driving Distance ..........................................289.7 (86)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................65.42% (52)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.19% (118)
Putting Average............................................1.755 (20)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 62–PODS Championship/3
Career Low Round/Round: 60–2001 Phoenix Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $954,000–2007 PODS
Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1998 BellSouth
Classic/16
Briny Baird
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CAMPBELL, Chad
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (4):
2003 THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola.
2004 Bay Hill Invitational Presented by MasterCard. 2006
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. 2007 Viking Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3):
2001 Richmond Open, Permian Basin Open, Monterey
Peninsula Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Viking Classic; 4—World Golf Championships-
Accenture Match Play Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Competed in two events in the inaugural PGA TOUR Playoffs
for the FedExCup and claimed his fourth career TOUR title at
the Viking Classic...Finished fourth at the World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship, falling
to Trevor Immelman in the consolation final, 4 and 2.
Defeated Angel Cabrera, Jim Furyk, David Toms and Stephen
Ames before falling to Geoff Ogilvy in the semifinals, 3 and
2...Became the first player in the last 10 years to win the
Viking Classic after not playing in the final group on Sunday.
He began the event ranked 160th in Greens in Regulation.
His fourth PGA TOUR victory, however, was largely credited
to a first-place Greens in Regulation ranking for the week.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Earned more than $2 million and finished in the top 30 (No.
14) on TOUR money list for fourth straight season...Shared the
54-hole lead at the Sony Open in Hawaii with David Toms. A
closing, even-par round of 70 left him five shots short of Toms,
finishing T2 with Rory Sabbatini...One week later, re-entered the
winner's circle for the first time since 2004 with a victory at the
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. Posted rounds of 63-66-68-67-71—
335 and was the solo leader after the second, third and fourth
rounds. Finished three strokes ahead of Jesper Parnevik and
Scott Verplank...Finished T5 at the Accenture Match Play
Championship, defeating Tim Herron, Henrik Stenson and No. 1ranked
Tiger Woods before falling to Tom Lehman in 21 holes in
the quarterfinals...In fourth career Masters appearance, finished
T3, three strokes behind champion Phil Mickelson. Held the 36-
Chad Campbell
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: David Chad Campbell
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 205
BIRTHDATE: May 31, 1974
BIRTHPLACE: Andrews, TX
RESIDENCE: Colleyville, TX
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1998 1 1 4,332/321
1999 2 1 11,038/281
2000 1
2001 3 1 1 1 1 259,200
2002 34 21 1 2 7 825,474/81
2003 27 25 1 3 9 15 3,912,064/7
2004 28 23 1 1 4 9 2,264,985/24
2005 27 22 2 1 5 11 2,391,432/20
2006 25 20 1 1 1 5 10 2,811,067/14
2007 28 18 1 2 6 87,658/107 1,701,242/49
Total 176 132 4 8 3 28 59 14,180,833
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1993A 1
1996 2 1 1 2,050/193
1997 1
1998 1 1 1,451/222
1999 2 2 1,879/197
2000 1
2001 23 21 3 1 8 13 394,552/1
Total 31 25 3 1 8 14 399,932
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
hole lead by three strokes over three players after opening 71-67,
but surrendered lead in the third round with a 3-over-par
75...Made his second U.S. Ryder Cup team (0-1-2), earning one
point for two halved matches. 2005: Season highlighted by two
runner-up finishes, one official and one unofficial...First was at
rain-shortened Nissan Open. Posted rounds of 68-65 on
Thursday-Friday and did not hit another shot until Monday morning,
as unplayable conditions due to heavy rain canceled the final
two rounds. Tied with Adam Scott for the lead at 9-under-par
after two rounds, the two played off on Monday morning. Scott
parred the first hole of sudden death to take the unofficial victory...Second
came at the final full-field event of the season, the
Chrysler Championship ($572,000), and moved him inside top 30
on the money list to qualify for his third TOUR Championship
(43rd to 17th). 2004: Finished in the top 30 on the TOUR money
list and won for the second straight season...Came from four
strokes back of Stuart Appleby at the Bay Hill Invitational and
won by six. It was his second win in last 10 events on TOUR after
winning 2003 season-ending TOUR Championship. Largest
come-from-behind victory at Bay Hill since 1984 when Gary Koch
made up six shots to win. Final-round 6-under 66 was the best by
a winner at Bay Hill since Phil Mickelson fired a 7-under 65 in
1997...In mid-May, finished one stroke behind winner Steve
Flesch at the Bank of America Colonial. Shared the third-round
lead with Flesch and Brian Gay...Finished seventh on the Ryder
Cup Team points list to make his first Ryder Cup Team...Made
second straight TOUR Championship but had to withdraw at the
halfway point due to a family illness. 2003: Became the first player
in TOUR history to record his first win at the season-ending
TOUR Championship. Fired personal best, course and tournament
record 10-under 61 in third round to take a one-stroke lead over
Charles Howell III. Final-round 68 was good for three-stroke victory
over Howell and $1,080,000 check. Became seventh firsttime
winner of season... Runner-up to Shaun Micheel at PGA
Championship at Oak Hill CC in Rochester, NY. Tied for the lead
with Micheel entering the final round, was outdone on 72nd hole
as Micheel's 7-iron shot from 175 yards rolled within inches of
the cup to clinch a two-stroke victory...Improved from 164th in
world at beginning of season to 26th after his victory. 2002: TOUR
rookie had strong first season thanks to two top-10s...Had a second,
T3 and fourth in his first 41 TOUR events. 2001: Second of
three Nationwide Tour players to earn TOUR card by winning
FAMILY: Wife, Amy
EDUCATION: University of Nevada-Las Vegas (1996,
Hotel Administration)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting, boating
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1996
JOINED TOUR: 2001
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2001)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
three events in a season (Heath Slocum and Pat Bates the others)...Named
Nationwide Tour Player of the Year...Held thirdround
lead at PGA TOUR's Southern Farm Bureau Classic before
placing second behind Cameron Beckman. 2000: Leading money
winner on the Hooters Tour for third time in career. Captured eight
of the first 16 tournaments on the way to earning $188,279.
Closest competitor was more than $110,000 behind...Has 13
career victories on that tour...Named Player of the Year for third
consecutive year. 1997: Named Rookie of the Year on the Hooters
Tour. Amateur: Member of UNLV golf team that placed second
at the 1996 NCAA Championship...Teammates at UNLV included
PGA TOUR member Chris Riley and former Nationwide Tour
member Ted Oh...First-team Junior College All-America at
Midland (Texas) College.
PERSONAL:
Started playing golf with his father and brother in Andrews,
TX...Older brother Mike is the golf coach at Abilene
Christian...While playing golf at UNLV, worked at a coffee shop
with other teammates to earn spending money…Has three
holes-in-one during competitive rounds...Voted by his peers as
“player most likely to win a major” in 2003 issue of Sports
Illustrated...Avid Dallas Cowboys fan.
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT T17 T3 CUT
U.S. Open CUT CUT CUT T35 CUT T42 CUT 57
British Open T15 CUT CUT 65 CUT
PGA CUT 2 T24 T28 T24 T57
THE PLAYERS T6 T42 CUT T70 CUT
TOUR Championship 1 W/D T17 24
Accenture Match Play Championship T9 T9 T5 4
Bridgestone Invitational T53 T69 T33 T50 T77
CA Championship T59 T50 T15 T32 T35
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup (2), 2004, 2006.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.43 (156)
Driving Distance ..........................................285.1 (127)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................61.55% (109)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.47% (160)
Putting Average............................................1.824 (169)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Frys.com Open benefiting
Shriners Hospitals for Children/2
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2 times, most recent 2004
Bank of America Colonial/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,080,000–2003 THE
TOUR Championship presented by Coca–Cola/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 FedEx St.
Jude Classic/9
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T4—2006 World Golf Championships-Bridgestone
Invitational.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (8):
2001 Gleneagles Scottish PGA. 2003 ANZ Championship
[Eur], Benson and Hedges International Open [Eur]. 2005
TCL Classic [Eur]. 2006 Johnnie Walker Championship at
Gleneagles [Eur], Volvo China Open [Eur], HSBC World
Match Play [Eur]. 2007 Abu Dhabi Golf Championship [Eur].
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2004 World Golf Championships-World Cup [with Luke
Donald].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T5—World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship; T9—World Golf Championships-CA
Championship; T10—Masters Tournament, U.S. Open
Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Joined the PGA TOUR for 2008 by finishing in the top 125 on
the non-member money list in 2007...Aided by a 7-under 65,
the low final round, won the Abu Dhabi Golf Championship in
the United Arab Emirates by a stroke over Peter
Hanson...Finished T5 at the World Golf Championships-
Accenture Match Play Championship. Defeated Mike Weir,
Colin Montgomerie and Shaun Micheel before falling to Geoff
Ogilvy, 5 and 4, in the quarterfinals...Tied for the lead through
18 holes with Tiger Woods and Vaughn Taylor at the Arnold
Palmer Invitational after a 6-under-par 64. Finished
T14...Finished T9 at the World Golf Championships-CA
Championship at Doral Golf Resort and Spa, his second top-
10 in four starts in the event. Finished in the top-10 in both
World Golf Championships events...Came back to finish T10
at the Masters Tournament after a first-round 79...Posted low
round of the week (4-under-par 66) in second round at the U.S.
Open at Oakmont CC en route to T10 finish. The 66 was one
of just eight sub-70 rounds at Oakmont. Joined Tiger Woods,
Jerry Kelly, Justin Rose and David Toms with top-10s in first
two majors of 2007.
Paul Casey
EXEMPT STATUS: Top 125 on 2007 non-member
money list
FULL NAME: Paul Alexander Casey
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 180
BIRTHDATE: July 21, 1977
BIRTHPLACE: Cheltenham, England
RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ; Weybridge, England
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2001 3 1 8,580
2002 9 4 1 55,921
2003 7 5 2 3 136,700
2004 11 7 2 6 517,939
2005 10 4 2 195,193/197
2006 8 7 1 3 209,401
2007 10 9 4 5 553,270
Total 58 37 9 20 1,677,004
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2001 1
Total 1
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 20 17 1 7 10 $1,232,133
JAPAN GOLF TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 8 8 4 5 $441,918
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Placed second on the European Tour Order of Merit
behind Padraig Harrington...Beat Shaun Micheel 10 and 8 to
win the HSBC World Match Play in Wentworth, England.
Casey's third European Tour victory of the season moved
him past David Howell to the top of the European Tour Order
of Merit before Harrington overtook him in the final round of
the Volvo Masters, the final event of 2006...Had a 2-0-2
record in Europe's victory over the U.S. in the Ryder Cup,
with an ace on No. 14 that ended his foursomes match with
fellow Englishman David Howell...Best PGA TOUR finish
came in his seventh start, a T4 at the Bridgestone
Invitational in August. Opened with three rounds in the 60s,
including a season's best third-round 64. 2005: Won for the
fourth time on the European Tour in China at the TCL Classic
where he beat Paul McGinley in a playoff. Helped him finish
39th on The European Tour Order of Merit...As a member
of the PGA TOUR, his best finish in 10 starts was a T16
at the Ford Championship at Doral. 2004: Joined the PGA
TOUR in late April as a Special Temporary Member and
earned privileges for the 2005 season via making the 2004
Ryder Cup Team...In first start at THE PLAYERS
Championship, finished T10 to lead the 17 first-time participants...Finished
T6 at the Masters in first appearance.
Entered final round one back of co-leaders Chris DiMarco
and Phil Mickelson, but shot 74...Shared the first-round lead
with Thomas Levet (5-under 66) at the British Open in
Scotland before finishing T20...Went 1-1 in the Europeans'
Ryder Cup victory...Teamed with Luke Donald to win the
World Golf Championship-World Cup in Spain in mid-
November. 2003: Began season quickly with two victories
outside the U.S., the first in the ANZ Championship at New
South Wales Golf Club in Sydney where he carded a finalround
71 to finish with 45 points under the Modified
Stableford System, the second in the final Benson and
Hedges International Open at the De Vere Belfry where he
won by four shots...Top PGA TOUR finishes were a T10 at
The INTERNATIONAL and T8 at the World Golf
Championship-American Express Championship. 2001:
Finishing 22nd on the European Tour's Volvo Order of Merit
FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: Arizona State University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Food, music, cars
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2000
JOINED TOUR: 2004
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T6 CUT T10
U.S. Open CUT CUT W/D 15 T10
British Open CUT CUT T20 CUT 71 T27
PGA CUT 66 CUT T59 CUT T40
THE PLAYERS T10 CUT CUT
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33 T33 T33 T5
Bridgestone Invitational T17 T16 T19 T4 T51
CA Championship T8 T21 T56 T9
helped him win the Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year.
Amateur: One of the stalwarts of Great Britain and
Ireland's Walker Cup victory at Narin in 1999, becoming one
of only three players in 77 years to record four victories
without a defeat...Won the English Amateur and the Pac-10
Championship at Arizona State back to back in 1999 and
2000. Victory in the 2000 Pac-10 Championships broke the
scoring record held by Tiger Woods (18-under par) with a
23-under-par 265. By winning he became the first player to
win three successive Pac-10 Championships. Other records
he has broken include the scoring average for Arizona State
University, previously held by Phil Mickelson...Web site is
www.paul-casey.com.
PERSONAL:
Coached by CBS golf analyst Peter Kostis...Began his own
foundation in 2007 for junior golfers at Foxhills Golf Club
near London, the course he grew up playing. Tried for a tennis
scholarship at Foxhills at age 10, was unsuccessful and
then returned the next year to earn a golf scholarship.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................69.76 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................298.8 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.33% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................57.52% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.801 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Arnold Palmer Invitational
presented by MasterCard/1
Career Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent 2007
Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $260,000–2007 World
Golf Championships–Accenture Match Play Championship/T5
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Verizon
Heritage/12
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup (2), 2004, 2006. World Cup (4), 2001-2004. Walker Cup, 1999.
Seve Trophy, 2005.
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CEJKA, Alex
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
2—2004 The INTERNATIONAL, T2—2003 B.C. Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (11):
1990 Czech Open. 1991 Audi Quattro Trophy [EurChall].
1992 Czech Open. 1993 Audi Open [EurChall]. 1995
Turespana Open Andalucia [Eur], Hohe Brucke Open [Eur],
Volvo Masters [Eur]. 1997 KB Golf Challenge [EurChall].
1998 Lancia Golf Pokal. 2002 Trophee Lancome [Eur],
Galeria Kaufhof Pokal Challenge [EurChall].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T6—Fry's Electronics Open; T8—Zurich Classic of New
Orleans, Viking Classic; T10—Canadian Open presented by
Franklin Templeton Investments.
2007 SEASON:
At the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, rounds of 69-68 on
the weekend netted a T8...Carded a final-round 7-under-par
64 to finish T10 at the Canadian Open. Sunday's round
included 10 birdies...Finished T8 at the Viking Classic for
second top-10 of the season...In adopted hometown of Las
Vegas, collected T30 finish at the Frys.com Open benefiting
Shriners Hospitals for Children to jump to No. 125 on TOUR
money list with three events remaining in season...
Overcame a double bogey on the first hole of his final round
to finish T6 at the Fry's Electronics Open, his best finish of
the season. Finish moved him from 125th to 110th on the
money list, solidifying his 2008 TOUR card.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Collected first top-10 since 2004 with a T3 at the
John Deere Classic, posting four rounds in the 60s to finish
three behind John Senden...Added a T9 at the Reno-Tahoe
Open in August. 2005: Fell outside the top-125 in third full
season on TOUR. Struggled most of the season, especially
after injuring his back in a jet-skiing accident in
June...Highlight of the season came at THE PLAYERS
Championship. Making only his second start at the TPC
Sawgrass, finished T12...In April, was disqualified for using
Alex Cejka (CHAY-ka)
EXEMPT STATUS: 120th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Alexander Cejka
HEIGHT: 5-8
WEIGHT: 170
BIRTHDATE: December 2, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: Marienbad, Czech Republic
(of German nationality)
RESIDENCE: Las Vegas, NV
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1996 10 5 1 2 134,961/143
1997 1
1999 2 2 6,800/304
2000 1
2001 1 1 1 57,310
2002 1
2003 30 20 1 4 7 1,182,883/60
2004 24 16 1 3 7 1,313,483/54
2005 31 15 5 510,082/140
2006 30 16 1 2 3 525,484/145
2007 25 17 4 6 86,350/124 868,303/120
Total 156 92 2 1 14 31 4,599,306
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2002 5 3 1 2 33,967/104
2007 1
Total 6 3 1 2 33,967
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 3 2 1 112,222
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
a non-conforming ball during the third round of the MCI
Heritage. Cejka picked up his Srixon URX ball on the ninth
green and noticed two dots instead of two arrows on the
ball. He was initially assessed a two-stroke penalty and
then disqualified at the end of the round when the ball was
deemed not on the conforming balls list…Five top-25 finishes
with two coming late in the season – Valero Texas
Open (T19) and Chrysler Championship (T20). 2004:
Followed rookie season with a solid sophomore campaign,
making a career-best $1,313,483 and posting three top-10s,
including a runner-up finish at The INTERNATIONAL...
Opened the year with three top-20s early, the FBR Open
(T14), Accenture Match Play Championship (T17) and Ford
Championship at Doral (T15)...Picked up his first top-10 in
June at the Booz Allen Classic, finishing T7. Recorded a
career-best 8-under 63 in round two after opening with a 3over
74. Weekend rounds of 67-69 moved him into the top-
10 at TPC of Avenel...Posted best finish of his career, in his
65th PGA TOUR start, a solo second at The INTERNATION-
AL. Trailed by one point in the tournament's Modified
Stableford scoring system heading into the final round, but
was passed by Rod Pampling who made eagle on the 71st
hole to collect five points. His $540,000 paycheck was
largest of TOUR career...Two weeks later, in second career
WGC-NEC Invitational start, finished T9. Shared low finalround
honors with a 4-under-par 66. 2003: Second-highest
finishing rookie on the money list, 60th, behind Ben Curtis
(No. 46)...Picked up first top-10 finish as a member of the
TOUR with a T7 at the Phoenix Open. Only other previous
TOUR top-10 was a T6 at the 1996 NEC World Series of
Golf...Posted career-best, runner-up finish at the B.C. Open,
helping to solidify his playing privileges for 2004...Finished
solo fourth at PGA Championship for first career top-10 at a
major championship. 2002: Finished T2 at the PGA TOUR
Qualifying Tournament to earn his first TOUR
card...Collected his fourth victory on the European Tour,
where he has been a member since 1992, at the 2002
Trophee Lancome...Finished 23rd on the Volvo Order of
Merit, making the cut in 12 of 18 events...Also picked up a
FAMILY: Children, Alexander, Felix
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, fast cars, jet skiing, pool
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1989
Q SCHOOL: 2002, 2005, 2006
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
victory at the Galeria Kaufhof Pokal Challenge on the
European Challenge Tour, his fourth on that tour. 1999:
Finished 17th on the Volvo Order of Merit. 1998: Led the
European Tour in Greens in Regulation. 1996: Made the cut
in all four majors, highlighted by a T11 showing at the
British Open at Royal Lytham & St. Annes. 1995: Finished
sixth on the 1995 Order of Merit...Won three times that
year, including the prestigious Volvo Masters. The others
were the Turespana Open Andalucia and the Hohe Brucke
Open. Set course record with a 61 during the Hohe Brucke
Open. 1992: Won Czech Open for second time in career.
PERSONAL:
Fled Communist Czechoslovakia (now Czech Republic) at
age 9 as a refugee, traveling with his father to Yugoslavia,
Italy and Switzerland before settling in Munich, Germany.
Has fulfilled his life-long dream of playing on the PGA TOUR
from the hardships he and his family suffered under
Communism to freedom of opportunity in America.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.63 (71)
Driving Distance ..........................................286.0 (121)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................67.67% (29)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................69.44% (4)
Putting Average............................................1.781 (65)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Canadian Open presented by
Franklin Templeton Investments/4
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2004 Booz Allen Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $540,000–2004 The
INTERNATIONAL/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 Bell
Canadian Open/33
Year 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05
Masters 44 26
U.S. Open T50 T61 T60
British Open T11 CUT CUT T13 CUT CUT
PGA T52 T65 4 CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS T33 T12
Accenture Match Play Championship T9 T17 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T42 T9
CA Championship T55 T12 T28
NATIONAL TEAMS: Dunhill Cup (4), 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998. World Cup (8) 1995, 1996, 1997,
1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005. The Seve Trophy (3), 2000, 2002, 2003.
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (6):
2002 Compaq Classic of New Orleans, Tampa Bay Classic presented
by Buick. 2005 Chrysler Classic of Greensboro. 2006
Chrysler Championship. 2007 the Memorial Tournament presented
by Morgan Stanley, AT&T National.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (6):
1996 Korean Open. 1999 Ube Kosan Open [Jpn], Kirin Open
[Jpn], Kolon Korean Open. 2003 Linde German Masters
[Eur], S.K. Telecom Open [Asia]. 2005 S.K. Telecom Open
[Asia].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—the Memorial Tournament presented by Morgan
Stanley, AT&T National; 2—The Barclays; T4—Sony Open
in Hawaii; T6—PODS Championship; T8—Mercedes-Benz
Championship, British Open.
2007 SEASON:
Had best season of career, with two victories, at the
Memorial Tournament and AT&T National, a spot on the
International Team for The Presidents Cup and a fifth-place
finish in the FedExCup standings...Held a share of a five-way
tie for the 18-hole lead at the Mercedes-Benz Championship
after posting a 5-under-par 69. Finished T8...One week later,
became one of two players (Luke Donald) to post top-10s in
both Hawaii tournaments with a T4 at the Sony Open in
Hawaii. One shot off the 18-hole lead of Luke Donald after a
6-under 64…Carded rounds of 69-70-67-65--271 in claiming
his fifth career TOUR title at the Memorial Tournament. Finalround
65 tied the low final round for a winner at the
Memorial. Managed to get up and down for par on the final
three holes to solidify the win. Joined Carl Pettersson as the
second consecutive Memorial Tournament winner to have
won the Chrysler Championship the year prior. Victory was
special since he learned the game in native Korea by reading
host Jack Nicklaus' instruction books...Five weeks after winning
Nicklaus’s Memorial Tournament, Choi took the title at
the inaugural AT&T National, with Tiger Woods as the host.
Shot a final-round 68 for a 9-under 271 total to defeat Steve
Stricker by three strokes and win for the sixth time, the most
TOUR victories by an Asian-born player. Gave partial credit to
improved putting to the use of a larger putting grip...Posted
his first top-10 at the British Open. Was two back through 36
holes at Carnoustie, but rounds of 72-71 on the weekend
dropped him to T8...Held a two-stroke lead through 36 holes
at The Barclays and finished second, one stroke behind thirdround
leader Steve Stricker. It marked the first time in his
career that he didn't win after leading a TOUR event through
36 holes (4-1). Moved over the $4-million mark in a singleseason
earnings for the first time in his career...Entered the
K.J. Choi (choy)
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 two-time tournament winner
(through 2010)
FULL NAME: Kyoung-Ju Choi
HEIGHT: 5-8
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: May 19, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: Wando, South Korea
RESIDENCE: The Woodlands, TX
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1998 1
1999 2 2 1 31,457/241
2000 30 16 1 4 305,745/134
2001 29 19 5 8 800,326/65
2002 27 19 2 7 11 2,204,907/17
2003 32 25 1 6 13 1,999,663/30
2004 24 19 1 7 10 2,077,775/26
2005 24 18 1 3 7 1,765,374/40
2006 26 22 1 4 10 2,376,548/27
2007 25 21 2 1 7 17 103,765/5 4,587,859/5
Total 220 161 6 2 1 40 81 16,149,654
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup finale with an outside
chance to win the FedExCup, but fell short with a T21 finish at
THE TOUR Championship. Ended the PGA TOUR Playoffs fifth
in the FedExCup standings, earning a $1-million bonus...Went
1-3-0 in his second Presidents Cup.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Made 22 cuts in 26 events played and collected four top-
10s, including winning the last full-field event of the season
(Chrysler Championship) which earned him a spot in THE TOUR
Championship...A T7 at the PGA Championship was his first
top-10 in a major since a T6 at the 2004 PGA Championship. It
was his third career top-10 in a major in 23 starts...The 2002
champion held the 36- and 54-hole leads at the Chrysler
Championship. He fired a final-round 67 to win by four strokes.
Choi and Shigeki Maruyama are the only Asian-born players to
win multiple events on TOUR...Earned a spot in the field at THE
TOUR Championship for the fourth time in his seven-year TOUR
career. 2005: Won for the third time the Chrysler Classic of
Greensboro, becoming the second Asian player to win in
Greensboro (Shigeki Maruyama, 2003). It was his fourth consecutive
top-10 at Forest Oaks CC. He became the ninth player
in tournament history to record four rounds in the 60s and the
first winner to do so since Scott Hoch in 2001...Selected to represent
South Korea at the World Cup in Portugal...Also won the
SK Telecom Open by five strokes on the Asian PGA in early
May, an event he won in 2003. 2004: In second Masters
appearance, finished solo third, three strokes behind champion
Phil Mickelson. Had a 30 on the front nine in second round and
31 on the back nine in final round. Final round included an eagle
on the par-4 11th hole...Earned second top-10 in a major with a
T6 at the PGA Championship. One of only 10 players to record
multiple top-10s in the majors in 2004. 2003: Finished in top 30
for second consecutive season on strength of six top-10s,
including a runner-up in the season-opening Mercedes
Championships. Fired course-record 11-under-par 62 in third
round, and entered final round two strokes back of Ernie Els.
Finished eight strokes back of Els after final-round even-par
73...Ran off five consecutive top-10s, including a win on the
European Tour, beginning with a T4 at the Bell Canadian Open.
Posted a final-round 67 to capture the Linde German Masters,
his first career victory on the European Tour. The next week in
United States recorded an 8-under-par 62 in the second round,
good for T7 in San Antonio at Valero Texas Open, and followed
that with a T6 at the American Express Championship...Was
chosen by Gary Player as a Captain's Pick for the 2003
Presidents Cup. 2002: Third season on TOUR proved to be the
breakthrough as he was one of three first-time winners to win
twice...Became the first South Korean winner in TOUR history,
closing with 5-under-par 67 for a four-stroke victory in the
Compaq Classic of New Orleans. Fourth Asian to win on the
TOUR, joining Isao Aoki and Shigeki Maruyama of Japan and
FAMILY: Wife, Hyunjung Kim; Hohjun "David" (5/9/97),
Amanda (3/4/02), Daniel (12/26/03)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Movies
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1994
Q SCHOOL: 1999, 2000
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
T.C. Chen of Taiwan. Donated 10 percent of his $810,000 check
to underprivileged South Koreans back home and to the
Christian church his family attends near Houston...Earned his
second victory in wire-to-wire fashion in his 86th career start at
the Tampa Bay Classic. Became the second Asian-born player
to win multiple events on the TOUR, joining Shigeki Maruyama
of Japan, who earlier in the year earned his second victory at
the Verizon Byron Nelson Classic...On Sept. 23, a day after his
win in Tampa, had an inflamed appendix removed in Houston.
Began suffering stomach pain on the eve of the final round at
Tampa Bay. 2001: Finished season inside Top 125 for first time
in his career...Earned card for the season via the 2000
Qualifying Tournament for second consecutive season, finishing
T31. 2000: Rookie on PGA TOUR after T35 finish at the 1999
Qualifying Tournament. Finished 134th on the money list and
picked up his only top-10 with a T8 at the Air Canada
Championship.
PERSONAL:
Interest in golf grew after one of his high school teachers recommended
he try the sport. Began studying Jack Nicklaus
lesson books and videos and spent long hours hitting practice
balls on his island home's only practice range. Later studied
under Phil Ritson...First Korean to earn PGA TOUR card...After
his 2005 victory, donated $90,000 to the Korean Presbyterian
Church in Greensboro that he has attended each year he
played the tournament...He grew up the son of a rice farmer
and as a teenage powerlifter earned the nickname “Tank”
because he could squat 350 pounds although he weighed a
mere 95. He didn't have the upper-body strength to pursue
that sport, so he turned to golf at age 16.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................69.61 (9)
Driving Distance ..........................................284.1 (134)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................64.71% (69)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.29% (49)
Putting Average............................................1.778 (53)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent The
Barclays/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2 times, most recent 2003
Valero Texas Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,080,000–2 times,
most recent 2007 AT&T National/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Frys.com
Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children/8
Year 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T15 3 T33 CUT T27
U.S. Open CUT T30 CUT T31 T15 CUT CUT
British Open CUT T49 CUT T22 T16 T41 CUT T8
PGA T29 CUT T69 T6 T40 T7 T12
THE PLAYERS T28 CUT T42 CUT T16 T23
TOUR Championship T9 T19 27 26 T21
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T33 T33 T33 T17
Bridgestone Invitational T19 T53 T58 T51 T22 T11
CA Championship T6 T57 T43 T32 T19
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (2), 2003, 2007; World Cup (3), 2002, 2003, 2005.
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2007 Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2004 First Tee Arkansas Classic, Henrico County Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (9):
1993 Johor Bahru Open [Malaysia], Swedish International
Championship. 1994 Classic Indian Masters, Jamtland
Open [European Chall.], Challenge Chargeurs [European
Chall.], Indian PGA Championship, Malaysian PGA
Championship. 1995 Taiwan Open [Asia]. 2001 Mercuries
Masters [Asia].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro; T3—Valero Texas
Open; T8—The Honda Classic.
2007 SEASON:
Claimed his first PGA TOUR title at the inaugural Ginn sur
Mer Classic and played in two events in the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup, finishing 114th on the points
list...First top-10 was a T8 at The Honda Classic, finishing
two strokes out of a four-way playoff won by Mark
Wilson…Finished T3 at the Valero Texas Open and solidified
his 2008 TOUR card with check for $261,000. His 16under
264 total left him three shots shy of the playoff
between eventual winner Justin Leonard and Jesper
Parnevik...Fired rounds of 67-66-69-71--273 to collect his
first career PGA TOUR title at the inaugural Ginn sur Mer
Classic. Final-round play was suspended on Sunday due to
darkness and Chopra spent the night in a three-way tie with
Fredrik Jacobson and Shigeki Maruyama. Birdied his first
hole on Monday morning, the par-5 16th, and then parred
the last two to win by one stroke over Jacobson and
Maruyama. Became the 12th first-time winner on the PGA
TOUR in 2007.
Daniel Chopra (chope-RAH)
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Daniel Samir Chopra
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 180
BIRTHDATE: December 23, 1973
BIRTHPLACE: Stockholm, Sweden
RESIDENCE: Orlando, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2004 33 20 3 5 763,253/108
2005 34 19 2 9 893,368/90
2006 33 22 1 6 9 1,530,455/54
2007 34 20 1 1 3 6 87,050/115 1,755,110/48
Total 134 81 1 1 1 14 29 4,942,185
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2002 25 8 2 3 41,269/90
2003 22 19 1 7 13 178,799/21
2004 3 3 2 2 3 182,130/27
Total 50 30 2 1 11 19 402,198
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 3 3 2 51,641
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Made 22 cuts in 33 starts, finishing in the top-10 six
times (including runner-up at the Frys.com Open) and collected
$1,530,455...Best finish was a T2 at the Frys.com
Open. Finished one stroke behind Troy Matteson...Led the
TOUR in putting average, 1.712. Was third in putts per
round, 28.21. Led the TOUR in total birdies with a seasonbest
435. 2005: First top-10 came in 13th start, a T9 at the
Zurich Classic of New Orleans...Finished T12 at the
Michelin Championship at Las Vegas in mid-October, thanks
to a closing 7-under 65. Improved his season earnings to
$722,668 with $81,000 payday in Las Vegas, lifting him over
the mark to secure his card for the 2006 season...In his last
start of the season, finished T10 at the Chrysler
Championship. 2004: Finished in top 125 in rookie season
on PGA TOUR while posting three top-10s...Initial success
of season actually came on Nationwide Tour, where he finished
21st on the money list the prior year. Was not eligible
for the MCI Heritage in April, so took advantage of a return
to the Nationwide Tour where he won the First Tee
Arkansas Classic...A month later, did not qualify for the
Bank of America Colonial and broke the 72-hole tournament
record on the Nationwide Tour with a record 30-under-par
258 at the Henrico County Open in Glen Allen, VA. He broke
the Tour mark by four strokes and became the first player in
a 72-hole professional tournament on a par-72 course to
reach 30-under par...Made his first start in a major at the
U.S. Open and finished T24...Finished T8 for first career top-
10 on the TOUR at the Buick Open...Continued his consistent
play with T9 at the Reno-Tahoe Open...Posted third top-
10 in last five outings, a T4 at the Deutsche Bank
Championship, giving him enough money to keep his card
for the 2005 season. 2003: Finished sixth at PGA TOUR
Qualifying Tournament, earning his first TOUR card...Made
the cut in 19 of 22 events on the Nationwide Tour. Finished
the season No. 21 on the money list with $178,799, just
$1,164 behind Tommy Tolles for the final spot that would
earn a 2004 PGA TOUR card...Season-best finish came at
FAMILY: Wife, Samantha
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Television, reading, film, snooker
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1992
Q SCHOOL: 2003
JOINED TOUR: 2004
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open T24
British Open CUT
PGA T41 CUT
THE PLAYERS T40 CUT T44
the LaSalle Bank Open (T3). 2002: Finished No. 90 on the
Nationwide Tour money list, his rookie season. Posted his
only top-10s in consecutive weeks, finishing T7 at the
Dayton Open followed by a T5 at the Fort Smith
Classic...Won the Mercuries Masters on the Asian Tour at
the Taiwan G&CC after gaining entry on a sponsor invitation.
Posted a 4-under 284 total to win by one and collect
the $69,565 first-place check. 2001: Finished T87 at the
Qualifying Tournament to earn his card on the Nationwide
Tour for the 2002 season. 2000: Finished T3 at the Tour
Players Championship on the Japan Golf Tour. Member of
the European Tour 1996-2000.
PERSONAL:
Moved to India at age 7 and was raised by grandparents.
Won the All-India Junior Golf Championship at age 14. Won
two more Indian Junior titles plus the Doug Sanders World
Junior title...Born to a Swedish mother and Indian father...In
1995, became the first person to hit a golf ball off the Great
Wall of China.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.03 (120)
Driving Distance ..........................................297.0 (37)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................53.43% (183)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.21% (89)
Putting Average............................................1.780 (60)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Valero Texas Open/3
Career Low Round/Round: 64–7 times, most recent 2007
Valero Texas Open/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $810,000–2007 Ginn
sur Mer Classic at Tesoro/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Masters
Tournament/121
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (4):
1997 Canon Greater Hartford Open. 2000 MCI Classic. 2004
MCI Heritage, World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3):
1996 Ozarks Open, Colorado Classic, Nationwide Tour
Championship.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
1996 Mexican Open. 1999 Mexican Open.
OTHER VICTORIES (2):
2006 Wendy's 3-Tour Challenge [w/Zach Johnson and Scott
Verplank]. 2007 CVS Caremark Charity Classic [w/J.J.
Henry].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T3—THE PLAYERS Championship; T5—Wachovia
Championship, the Memorial Tournament presented by
Morgan Stanley; T6—British Open; T7—BMW Championship;
T9—World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Played in all four PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
events before competing on his third Presidents Cup team.
Season earnings of $2,391,146 moved him over the $20million
mark in career earnings…Finished T9 at the World
Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship.
Defeated Jeev Milkha Singh and Padraig Harrington before
falling to Stephen Ames, 3 and 1, in the third round…One
of only three players to record all four rounds under par at
the Wachovia Championship, where he finished
T5…Continued strong play with T3 finish at THE PLAYERS
Championship. Rebounded from an opening 2-over-par 74
to finish three strokes behind champion Phil Mickelson with
Stewart Cink (sink)
EXEMPT STATUS: 22nd in 2007 FedExCup points
FULL NAME: Stewart Ernest Cink
HEIGHT: 6-4
WEIGHT: 205
BIRTHDATE: May 21, 1973
BIRTHPLACE: Huntsville, AL
RESIDENCE: Duluth, GA; plays out of East Lake GC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-2
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1995A 1 1
1995 5 4 1 2 58,426
1996 5 5 1 4 108,710/158
1997 31 19 1 1 4 13 809,580/29
1998 28 23 1 6 15 833,648/31
1999 27 21 1 1 8 14 1,255,100/32
2000 27 23 1 1 1 9 15 2,169,727/10
2001 29 22 2 6 14 1,743,028/26
2002 27 20 4 8 894,212/73
2003 28 23 2 6 14 1,781,885/35
2004 28 24 2 1 10 20 4,450,270/5
2005 26 23 1 5 10 1,733,049/43
2006 26 22 1 7 16 2,755,911/15
2007 25 21 1 6 13 96,697/22 2,483,146/25
Total 313 251 4 8 6 73 158 21,076,693
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1995 3 1 1 2,936/180
1996 21 18 3 2 1 14 17 251,699/1
Total 24 19 3 2 1 14 18 254,635
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
rounds of 69-71-66…Finished T5 at the Memorial
Tournament thanks to his front-nine play (14-under par on
Muirfield Village's front nine, even par on the back
nine)…Teamed with J.J. Henry to make six back-nine
birdies and win the CVS Caremark Charity Classic by one
stroke over Brad Faxon and Zach Johnson…Recorded his
first top-10 at the British Open in 10 appearances with his
T6 finish at Carnoustie…T7 finish, with a final-round 65, at
the BMW Championship moved him from 32nd to 23rd in
the FedExCup standings, thereby qualifying him for THE
TOUR Championship at his home course, East Lake Golf
Club in Atlanta…T11 finish at THE TOUR Championship
moved him up one spot to 22nd in the season-ending
FedExCup points list…Earned a spot on his third Presidents
Cup team and compiled a record of 3-1-0 for the week,
bringing his all-time Presidents Cup record to 8-4-1.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Highlights of season included a 4-and-3 singles victory
over Sergio Garcia at the Ryder Cup, and his fifth appearance
at THE TOUR Championship…In ninth Masters start,
finished solo 10th for first career top-10 in Augusta...Named
as a Captain's Choice for the 2006 U.S. Ryder Cup team and
compiled a 1-1-3 record...The 2004 winner finished runnerup
to Tiger Woods at the Bridgestone Invitational. Tied
Woods at 10-under par with birdies on two (Nos. 16-17) of
his last three holes to force a playoff. Lost on fourth extra
hole when Woods made birdie on No. 17 from 8 feet. 2005:
Played on victorious U.S. Presidents Cup squad and fashioned
five top-10s en route to top-50 finish on money
list...Best finish was a T3 at the Chrysler Championship, four
shots behind champion Carl Pettersson. 2004: Career season
included multiple TOUR victories for the first time, a
career-best fifth-place finish on the money list and a spot on
the U.S. Ryder Cup squad. Jumped to No. 10 in Official
FAMILY: Wife, Lisa; Connor Stewart (9/13/93), Reagan
Braswell (4/8/97)
EDUCATION: Georgia Tech (1995, Management)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Family, boating, water sports,
hiking, barbecue, snow skiing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995
JOINED TOUR: 1997
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1996)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
World Golf Ranking from outside the top 50 at start of season.
Led the PGA TOUR in Putting Average (1.723)...Earned
third career victory and first in four years by defeating Ted
Purdy in a five-hole playoff at the MCI Heritage. Made
birdie on the fifth playoff hole, the par-4 16th, to win.
Became seventh player to win the tournament more than
once (2000) and had the largest come-from-behind win on
TOUR, nine strokes, since Paul Lawrie won the 1999 British
Open by coming from 10 strokes back at the start of the final
round. The final-round, 7-under 64 was a tournament record
for low finish by a winner, topping the 6-under 65 he posted
in his 2000 win in Hilton Head Island, SC...Along with
Jay Haas, selected by Hal Sutton as a Captain's Pick for the
2004 Ryder Cup Team, his second appearance on the
team...Recorded wire-to-wire victory at NEC Invitational,
posting rounds of 63-68-68-70--269. Four-stroke win over
Rory Sabbatini and Tiger Woods was worth a career-best
$1.2 million. 2003: Returned to the top-40 on the money list
after falling out in 2002. Runner-up at Bay Hill Invitational
and FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort..Set two
course records in one day with 62-61 U.S. Open sectional
qualifying scores on June 2 in Columbus, OH. Bogeyed the
first hole then recorded 22 birdies to win the qualifier by
nine strokes. 2002: Without a top-10 finish through first 13
events, recorded back-to-back top-10s at the Memorial
Tournament (T9) and Buick Classic (T5). 2001: Posted three
top-fives in June, and narrowly missed the 18-hole U.S.
Open playoff between Mark Brooks and Retief Goosen.
Made double bogey on final hole at Southern Hills to fall
one shy of playoff...First-time member of the U.S. Ryder Cup
team. 2000: Earned second TOUR victory at MCI Classic.
Shot final-round 65, which included birdies on three of final
four holes. Member of U.S. Presidents Cup team where he
was 4-0-0 in first appearance. 1999: Missed earning a place
in THE TOUR Championship by one spot. Was 31st on the
Year 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT T23 T27 T28 CUT T24 T17 T20 10 T17
U.S. Open T16 T13 T10 T32 T8 3 CUT T28 CUT T15 T37 CUT
British Open T66 CUT T41 T30 T59 T34 T14 CUT CUT T6
PGA CUT CUT T3 T15 T59 T10 CUT T17 T28 T24 T32
THE PLAYERS T42 CUT T33 CUT CUT T39 T22 T32 CUT T3
TOUR Championship 24 T18 T13 T21 25 T11
Accenture Match Play Championship T9 T33 T33 T33 T17 T5 T33 T9
Bridgestone Invitational 7 T13 T47 T61 1 T41 2 T56
CA Championship T4 CNL T23 T46 T13 T45
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (3), 2000, 2005, 2007; Ryder Cup (3), 2002, 2004, 2006;
World Cup (2), 2005, 2006.
Stewart CINK
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money list after finishing T11 at National Car Rental Golf
Classic at Disney World Resort, $14,600 behind Duffy
Waldorf...At PGA Championship, was one stroke out of 54hole
lead and finished T3. 1998: Recorded six top-10s and
almost became first to successfully defend at Canon GHO.
A final-round 67 moved him into playoff with Olin Browne
and Larry Mize. Browne won with a chip-in birdie. 1997:
Voted PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year after victory at the
Canon Greater Hartford Open and $809,580 in earnings...Was
only rookie to qualify for THE TOUR
Championship and finished season ranked 29th in official
earnings...First player to be named Nationwide Tour Player
of the Year and PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year in successive
seasons...Came from behind to earn his first TOUR victory.
Started final round in fifth place, four strokes behind leader
Jeff Maggert. Closing 66 good for one-stroke victory over
Brandel Chamblee, Tom Byrum and Maggert. 1996: Named
Nationwide Tour Player of the Year after his record-setting
season. Won three tournaments - Ozarks Open, Colorado
HOT SHOTS
Stewart Cink (Continued)
Classic and Nationwide Tour Championship...Tied for 16th
at U.S. Open to earn invitation to 1997 Masters. 1995: Tied
for 18th in first professional start at Canon Greater Hartford
Open. Amateur: A three-time All-American (1993-95) at
Georgia Tech...Received 1995 Dave Williams, Haskins and
Jack Nicklaus Awards as country's top collegiate
golfer...Beat Tiger Woods 3 and 2 in an exhibition match in
1995 in Atlanta the week before the Masters...AJGA All-
American in 1990.
PERSONAL:
Took up game when his parents, single-digit handicappers,
left him at driving range before he was old enough to go on
the course...Was a husband and a father while still at
Georgia Tech...Member of East Lake GC, host venue of THE
TOUR Championship...A big Atlanta Thrashers hockey
fan…Enjoys roller hockey...Enjoys hiking in the mountains
and goes for a week each summer with a group of friends.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.12 (26)
Driving Distance ..........................................295.5 (47)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................56.25% (174)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................66.12% (30)
Putting Average............................................1.789 (85)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent BMW
Championship/4
Career Low Round/Round: 63–3 times, most recent 2004
World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,200,000–2004
World Golf Championships–NEC Invitational/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 FBR Open/8
LOWEST ROUNDS (2007)
Rank Player Value Tournament/Course Round
1 Zach Johnson 60 THE TOUR Championship/East Lake GC 3
2 Brandt Snedeker 61 Buick Invitational/Torrey Pines (North Course) 1
2 Mark Hensby 61 Fry's Electronics Open/Grayhawk Golf Club 2
2 Jesper Parnevik 61 Valero Texas Open/LaCantera GC 1
5 Mark Calcavecchia 62 PODS Championship/Innisbrook Resort 3
5 Fred Funk 62 Mayakoba/El Camaleon 1
5 Brent Geiberger 62 Mayakoba/El Camaleon 2
5 Adam Scott 62 the Memorial/Muirfield Village GC 2
5 Heath Slocum 62 Valero Texas Open/LaCantera GC 4
5 Rory Sabbatini 62 Crowne Plaza/Colonial CC 3
5 Tim Clark 62 THE TOUR Championship/East Lake GC 1
5 Woody Austin 62 Stanford St. Jude/TPC Southwind 4
5 Geoff Ogilvy 62 THE TOUR Championship/East Lake GC 3
5 Hunter Mahan 62 The Barclays/Westchester CC 3
5 Garrett Willis 62 Frys.com Open/TPC Summerlin 2
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
2—2006 Masters Tournament, 2007 John Deere Classic,
T2—2005 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, 2007 U.S. Bank
Championship in Milwaukee.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2000 Fort Smith Classic, Boise Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (5):
1998 New Bruswick Open [Can.], CPGA Championship
[Can.], 2002 Bell's South African Open [Eur]. 2005 South
African Airways Open [Eur], Barclays Scottish Open [Eur].
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2006 CVS Charity Classic [with Nick Price].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—John Deere Classic, U.S. Bank Championship in
Milwaukee, Children’s Miracle Network Classic; T5—
BMW Championship; T6—World Golf Championships-
Bridgestone Invitational; T7—THE TOUR Championship
presented by Coca-Cola.
2007 SEASON:
Limited starts in 2007 due to bulging disk in his neck, but continued
to play effectively, finished second three times...Held a share
of the 36-hole lead at the Masters Tournament before finishing
T13…One off the 54-hole lead of Nathan Green at the John
Deere Classic, opening with rounds of 68-65-66. Held a fourstroke
lead early on the back nine, but stumbled down the stretch
with two bogeys to shoot 68 and finish T2, one stroke behind
Jonathan Byrd…One week later at the U.S. Bank Championship
in Milwaukee, played in the final group on Sunday for the second
consecutive week. Finished T2, four shots behind champion Joe
Ogilvie. Former N.C. State golfer finished second in both events to
former Atlantic Coast Conference college rivals Byrd (Clemson)
and Ogilvie (Duke)…Recorded his third consecutive top-10 with a
T6 finish at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone
Invitational. Moved to 34th in the FedExCup standings with two
weeks remaining in the Regular Season…Shot a front-nine 29
(seven birdies, one bogey) in the final round on the way to a 67 and
a T5 finish at the BMW Championship. Moved from 33rd to 27th
in the FedExCup standings to qualify for THE TOUR
Championship…At THE TOUR Championship, tied the East Lake
Golf Club course record in the first round with an 8-under-par 62
(later broken by Zach Johnson's 60). Held the 18-hole lead and fin-
Tim Clark
EXEMPT STATUS: 21st in 2007 FedExCup points
FULL NAME: Timothy Henry Clark
HEIGHT: 5-7
WEIGHT: 165
BIRTHDATE: December 17, 1975
BIRTHPLACE: Durban, South Africa
RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ
FAMILY: Single
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1998A 1
2001 3 1 21,750/227
2002 23 15 3 7 632,609/107
2003 25 16 1 3 10 1,253,690/53
2004 26 16 6 9 1,108,190/71
2005 26 22 1 1 6 16 2,310,037/21
2006 22 19 1 4 11 1,974,931/32
2007 19 15 3 6 12 97,275/21 2,615,152/22
Total 145 104 5 2 28 65 9,916,360
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1998A 1 1
1998 1
1999 25 14 1 3 6 57,220/46
2000 27 16 2 1 7 11 288,056/3
2001 4 1 1 1 16,200/147
Total 58 32 2 2 11 18 361,476
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
ished T7 to place 21st in the final FedExCup standings...Finished
one behind Stephen Ames at the Children’s Miracle Network
Classic for his third runner-up of the year.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: In fifth career Masters appearance, holed out from a
greenside bunker for birdie on the 72nd hole to finish second,
his best finish in a major championship, two strokes behind
champion Phil Mickelson. First career top-10 at Augusta
earned a career-best paycheck of $756,000. Briefly held the
lead early Sunday in rain-delayed completion of third round.
2005: Captured two international titles, played in his second
Presidents Cup and participated in THE TOUR Championship
for the first time...Captured the South African Airways Open in
his native country for the second time. Came into the final
round in a four-way tie for first and final-round 6-under 66 was
good for a six-stroke victory...Followed the win and a 30-hour
journey from South Africa to Palm Springs and finished T2 at
the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic...Finished T3 at the U.S. Open
thanks to a pair of even-par 70s on the weekend...Recorded a
two-stroke victory over Maarten Lafeber and Darren Clarke at
The Barclays Scottish Open...Posted a 2-2-1 record for
International squad in second Presidents Cup appearance.
2004: Continued strong play in his third full season as a member
of the PGA TOUR. Recorded a then-career-high six top-
10s...Best finish of the season was T5 at the Valero Texas
Open. 2003: Named to The Presidents Cup team by
International Captain Gary Player after third-place finish at
PGA Championship. Trailed co-leaders Shaun Micheel and
Chad Campbell by four entering final round, and 1-under-par
69 fell three strokes short of Micheel. 2002: Took advantage
of Major Medical Extension due to wrist injury that limited his
2001 campaign to three events. Had 26 events to earn
$384,602 and almost doubled that with $632,609...Won the
Bell's South African Open on the European Tour/Southern
Africa Tour in January. Won the pre-qualifying tournament
earlier in the week, becoming the first qualifier to win on the
European Tour since Paul Lawrie captured the 1999 British
Open...Captured the Southern Africa Tour Order of Merit
based on five top-10s and one victory...Collected his first top-
10 finish in only his eighth professional TOUR start, with a T9
at the Compaq Classic of New Orleans...T6 at the Disney Golf
Classic. Jumped up the TOUR money list from a bubble-position
of No. 126 to No. 106 to clinch TOUR card for 2003. 2001:
Withdrew after first-round 79 at the AT&T Pebble Beach
EDUCATION: North Carolina State University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Darts, pool, ping-pong, remotecontrol
planes, fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1998
JOINED TOUR: 2001
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2000)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
National Pro-Am, effectively ending season in which he
played just three events. 2000: Earned first TOUR card by finishing
third on the Nationwide Tour money list. Captured two
titles, at the Fort Smith Classic and Boise Open. 1999: Made
the Nationwide Tour Championship and finished T23 after
opening with a 77. 1998: Missed cut as an amateur at his first
TOUR event, the Masters, where he earned a spot via 1997
U.S. Public Links title...Won back-to-back events on the
Canadian Tour, the New Brunswick Open and CPGA
Championship. Amateur: Won 1997 U.S. Public Links
Championship...Two-time NCAA East Regional Individual
Champion (1996 and 1997)...1997 ACC Player of the Year...T5
at 1996 NCAA Championship and T7 in 1998 NCAAs...1996
CGAA National Freshman of the Year...Won 1997 Cardinal
Amateur (Greensboro, NC) when he played 54 holes without a
bogey and finished 15-under-par 195 for a tournament record.
PERSONAL:
Recorded his first hole-in-one when he was age 8...Donated
his first-place share of approximately $20,000 at the
November 2005 Nelson Mandela Invitational to a deaf girl
from the Carel du Toit School for the Hearing Impaired in
Tygerberg, South Africa, who needed implant surgery. “It
put into perspective what life is all about - and it's not about
all those putts I'm able to put away or miss at the crucial
stages of an event, but life in general,” Clark said.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.04 (20)
Driving Distance ..........................................278.6 (169)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................68.59% (22)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................60.52% (171)
Putting Average............................................1.741 (5)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 62–THE TOUR Championship presented
by Coca-Cola/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2007 THE TOUR
Championship presented by Coca-Cola/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $756,000–2006
Masters Tournament/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Verizon
Heritage/14
Year 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT T13 CUT T39 2 T13
U.S. Open CUT T13 T3 CUT T17
British Open CUT CUT T23 T56
PGA T53 3 CUT T17 T24 CUT
THE PLAYERS T21 CUT CUT CUT T68
TOUR Championship T22 T7
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33 T33 T17
Bridgestone Invitational T64 T48 T51 74 T6
CA Championship 62 T18 T26 T63
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Cup (2), 2002, 2005; The Presidents Cup (2), 2003, 2005.
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COCERES, Jose
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2001 WORLDCOM CLASSIC - The Heritage of Golf,
National Car Rental Golf Classic Disney.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (8):
1991 Pinemar Open [Arg]. 1992 Montevideo Open [Ura], Los
Cardales Challenge [Arg]. 1993 Pinemar Open [Arg]. 1994
Heineken Open Catalonia [Eur]. 1995 Tournament of
Champions [Arg]. 1996 Los Leones Open [Chile]. 2000 Dubai
Desert Classic [Eur].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun, The
Honda Classic; 5—THE PLAYERS Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Lost to Fred Funk on the second hole of a sudden-death
playoff at the Mayakoba Golf Classic. Runner-up finish was
his best since a victory at the 2001 National Car Rental Golf
Classic...One week later, finished T2 at The Honda Classic
after losing in a four-man playoff. Lost on the third hole of
a sudden-death playoff to Mark Wilson, who made a 10foot
birdie putt on the par-3 17th hole just before Coceres
missed one just a bit shorter. Back-to-back top-10s was a
career first and he was the first TOUR player since David
Duval (1997) to compete in playoffs in back-to-back
weeks...Finished fifth at THE PLAYERS, his best career finish
at TPC Sawgrass...Led TOUR in Driving Acuuracy percentage
(75.47).
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: In his first start of the season, finished T9 at the
Verizon Heritage. The 2001 champion opened with three
consecutive rounds in the 60s, then closed with 1-over 72
to finish in the top-10 for the first time since the 2004 John
Deere Classic...Next top-10, a T5, came in August at the
Reno-Tahoe Open...Posted third top-10 of the season with a
T10 at the Valero Texas Open. It was his most top-10s in a
season since joining the TOUR in 2001. He had two top-10s
in 2004 and 2001 (rookie year won twice). 2005: Finished
out of the top 150 (No. 182) for the third time in last four
years, while posting three top 25s. 2004: Finished among
Jose Coceres (co-SEAR-us)
EXEMPT STATUS: 72nd on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Jose Eusebio Coceres
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 170
BIRTHDATE: August 14, 1963
BIRTHPLACE: Chaco, Argentina
RESIDENCE: Buenos Aires, Argentina
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-2
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1995 1 1 6,380
1996 1
1997 1 1 11,812/261
2000 3 2 1 21,256
2001 19 12 2 2 5 1,502,888/34
2002 16 9 1 2 286,552/157
2003 21 11 1 3 337,682/153
2004 20 14 1 2 6 779,196/106
2005 22 7 3 269,705/182
2006 13 7 3 4 522,592/147
2007 17 10 2 3 4 91,111/66 1,287,843/72
Total 134 74 2 2 1 12 28 5,025,906
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2006 1
Total 1
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
the top 125 for the first time since earning two wins in
2001...In fourth start of season, finished T6 at the Shell
Houston Open. One off the lead of Vijay Singh and John
Huston through 54 holes, but slipped with final-round
73...Solo third at John Deere Classic was best finish since
winning the 2001 National Car Rental Golf Classic. Firstround,
9-under-par 62 was one off the TPC Deere Run
course record. In final round, a double bogey on the eighth
hole dropped him from the lead. 2003: Inconsistent season,
continuing to battle back from broken arm suffered prior to
2002 campaign...Finished strong, posting top-25s in two of
three starts at the end of the year...Lone top-10 came in
October when he finished T7 at the Southern Farm Bureau
Classic..2002: Limited to 16 events due to a broken bone in
right arm suffered in pickup soccer game in native
Argentina. Did not played first tournament until early April
at BellSouth Classic...After missing three of his first four
cuts, made three consecutive cuts, finishing T18 at the
Buick Classic, his best finish since breaking his
arm...Recorded lone top-10 of the season at the PGA
Championship in August, a T10, his best career finish in a
major championship. 2001: Became the first Argentine to
win on TOUR since Roberto De Vicenzo at the 1968 Houston
Champions Invitational. One of nine players to claim multiple
victories en route to finishing 34th in earnings in only 19
starts...Became one of nine first-time winners with a par on
the fifth playoff hole to defeat Billy Mayfair at the WORLD-
COM CLASSIC. Stood two strokes off the lead after 54 holes
and closed with 71 to tie Mayfair at 11-under 273. Two playoff
holes were contested Sunday before darkness forced a
postponement until Monday. Saved par from greenside
bunker on fourth playoff hole, No 17, before a dramatic
recovery for par from the marsh alongside the closing lighthouse
hole at Harbour Town Golf Links. Speaks little English
and held a hand-made pillowcase that said, "For my family
and my friends and for all the Argentineans, a million
thanks."...Became first international player to win the
National Car Rental Golf Classic at Disney World Resort.
Led by three after 54 holes and closed with a 68 to defeat
Davis Love III by one. Win came on Mother's Day in
Argentina so he used a pillowcase for a sign that read,
FAMILY: Wife, Monica; Maria Belen (1992), Marcos
Jose (1995), Maria Jose
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports, soccer
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1986
JOINED TOUR: 2001
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
“Happy Mother's Day for all the mothers.” 2000: Won the
Dubai Classic. 1999: Passed six figures for fifth time in
seven years on European Tour to become member of
Millionaires Club. Had five top-10 finishes that season, ending
with an eighth-place finish at Sarazen World Open and
T10 in Volvo Masters...Closed his year by tying for second in
Argentine Open. 1995: Won Tournament of Champions, his
fourth career victory in Argentina. 1994: Won the Heineken
Open Catalonia in Europe. 1992: Won $50,000 for hole-inone
at Dubai Desert Classic.
PERSONAL:
Voted highest sporting award, “The Olympian,” in native
Argentina in 2002, only the third golfer to receive the
award...One of 11 children and an ex-caddie who taught
himself the game. Took control of his family's finances after
father died in motor accident. Used to sleep five or six to a
bed in family's two-bedroom home. Four brothers also are
professionals. Took up game when one brother cut branches
off tree and fashioned golf club. Started playing by hitting
rocks...Makes it a point to walk to a religious shrine
near his hometown after every victory.
Year 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04
Masters CUT CUT
U.S. Open T52 CUT
British Open T45 T96 CUT T44 T36 CUT CUT T34
PGA CUT T16 T10 T51
THE PLAYERS W/D
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
Bridgestone Invitational T75
CA Championship T14 CNL T36
Year 05 06 07
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS 81 5
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.63 (71)
Driving Distance ..........................................272.7 (182)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................76.04% (1)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.50% (159)
Putting Average............................................1.811 (154)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Reno-Tahoe Open/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2004 John Deere Classic/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $630,000–2001
WORLDCOM CLASSIC – The Heritage of Golf/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002
Mercedes Championships/19
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2006 Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (5):
2001 Florida Classic. 2003 Oregon Classic, Nationwide Tour
Championship. 2005 Rheem Classic Pres'd by Times Record,
LaSalle Bank Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T13—Mercedes-Benz Championship, U.S. Bank
Championship in Milwaukee; T22—Arnold Palmer
Invitational presented by MasterCard, John Deere Classic.
2007 SEASON:
Opened the season with a T13 at the Mercedes-Benz
Championship and later added another T13 at the U.S.
Bank Championship in Milwaukee for his best finishes of
the year.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Had a career year thanks to his first TOUR title and
four top-25 finishes. Collected more than $1 million in season
earnings for the first time in his career...Claimed first
TOUR victory one day shy of 33rd birthday at the Zurich
Classic of New Orleans with a 54-foot chip-in par on 72nd
hole. Opened 70-70 to make the cut on the number, and
grabbed 54-hole lead with an 8-under-par 64 on a blustery
Saturday. On Sunday, posted final-round 65 that included a
12-foot bogey putt on No. 17 and the chip-in par on No. 18
after a difficult bunker shot behind green left him lying
three in the green-side rough. The 269 total (19-under par)
bested Charles Howell III and Fred Funk by one stroke.
Earned a career-best $1,080,000 after entering the week
with just two made cuts in nine starts and $22,278 in earn-
Chris Couch
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1990A 1
1999 30 6 1 1 121,752/181
2004 24 4 1 1 100,283/217
2005 1 1 1 96,667
2006 27 10 1 1 4 1,356,731/66
2007 30 10 4 355,386/167
Total 113 31 1 3 11 2,030,818
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1997 17 8 1 5 23,175/79
1998 25 13 1 5 28,349/72
2000 27 14 1 3 5 74,764/66
2001 26 14 1 3 7 145,536/25
2002 23 10 4 33,072/108
2003 21 13 2 2 6 9 342,874/4
2004 1
2005 21 10 2 1 5 7 337,205/3
Total 161 82 5 3 1 19 42 984,975
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
FAMILY: Christian (9/13/00), Cayden (6/4/04)
(through 2008)
EDUCATION: University of Florida (1995)
FULL NAME: Christian Stratton Couch
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, video games, playing
HEIGHT: 6-4
with sons
WEIGHT: 225
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995
BIRTHDATE: May 1, 1973
Q SCHOOL: 1998
BIRTHPLACE: Fort Lauderdale, FL
RESIDENCE: Gainesville, FL; plays out of Gainesville CC
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2003, 2005)
ings. Jumped to No. 103 in Official World Golf Ranking in
becoming the 15th player to earn first TOUR victory in New
Orleans...Shared third-round lead with Davis Love III at the
Chrysler Classic of Greensboro. Finished T12 after a finalround,
even-par 72. 2005: Earned return trip to the TOUR for
the third time in his career and second time via the
Nationwide Tour. Finished third on the Nationwide Tour
money list (fourth in 2003)...Notched his fourth career Tour
win with a five-stroke victory at the Rheem Classic. Tied the
Hardscrabble CC course record with a final-round, 10-underpar
60...Won his second event at the LaSalle Bank Open.
The victory moved him to the top of the season money list
and past Pat Bates on the Tour's career money list
($923,765). The win marked his fourth victory in 15 starts,
dating back to the 2003 season. It also earned an exemption
into the Cialis Western Open, where he held the 36-hole
lead before tying for 13th. 2004: Recorded first top-10 on
TOUR since a T7 at the 1999 Sony Open in Hawaii with a
T10 at the Southern Farm Bureau Classic. Was one behind
Fred Funk through 54 holes and finished five back after a
final-round, 2-under 70...Ended the season No. 217 on the
money list. 2003: Brenden Pappas loaned him $3,000 in
mid-season to allow him to continue playing...Finished the
season No. 4 on the Nationwide Tour money list with
$342,874...Capped the season with a victory at the seasonending
Tour Championship. Shattered the previous tournament
record with an 18-under-par 270, three shots clear of
D.J. Brigman...Also won the Oregon Classic. Shot a finalround,
3-under-par 69 and then birdied the first playoff hole
to defeat Jason Bohn. 2002: Played 23 events on the
Nationwide Tour. 2001: Had thoughts of giving up the game
and becoming a club professional. Began the 2001 season
with no status on either Tour. Used sponsor exemption to
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Year 06 07
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT
Bridgestone Invitational T68
gain admittance to season-opening Florida Classic on his
home course, Gainesville CC. Captured first career victory,
the $76,500 winner's check and fully-exempt status for the
remainder of the 2001 and 2002 seasons. 1999: Earned
membership on the TOUR after finishing T17 at the 1998
Qualifying Tournament. Only top-10 was a T7 at the 1999
Sony Open in Hawaii, his first career professional start on
the TOUR...Finished 181st on TOUR money list, making just
six of 30 cuts. Amateur: Two-time All-America selection at
University of Florida...In 1991, was top-ranked junior golfer
in the United States...His father started him in the game at
age 7...At age 16, successfully qualified for 1990 Honda
Classic, where he shot 82-77 and missed the cut.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.59 (167)
Driving Distance ..........................................300.3 (19)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................56.75% (167)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.27% (115)
Putting Average............................................1.790 (88)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–Buick Invitational/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2004 Southern Farm
Bureau Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,080,000–2006
Zurich Classic of New Orleans/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Mercedes-
Benz Championship/142
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22 PGA TOUR VICTORIES (15):
1983 Kemper Open. 1984 Tournament Players
Championship. 1987 Byron Nelson Golf Classic. 1990
Nissan Los Angeles Open. 1991 Federal Express St. Jude
Classic, B.C. Open. 1992 Nissan Los Angeles Open, Nestle
Invitational, Masters Tournament. 1993 Honda Classic.
1994 Buick Open. 1996 THE PLAYERS Championship. 1998
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Memorial Tournament. 2003
Shell Houston Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (5):
1991 Johnnie Walker World Championship. 1994 World Cup
[indiv]. 1995 Dubai Desert Classic [Eur], Johnnie Walker
Classic [Eur], Johnnie Walker World Championship [Eur].
OTHER VICTORIES (26):
1983 JC Penney Classic [with Jan Stephenson]. 1990
Franklin Templeton Shark Shootout [with Raymond Floyd],
Sazale Classic, RMCC Invitational. 1992 World Cup [with
Davis Love III]. 1993 Telus Skins Game, World Cup [with
Davis Love III], Dunhill Cup [with John Daly and Payne
Stewart]. 1994 Telus Skins Game, Franklin Templeton Shark
Shootout [with Brad Faxon], World Cup [with Davis Love III].
1995 Skins Game, World Cup [with Davis Love III]. 1996
Telus Skins Game, Skins Game. 1998 Telus Skins Game.
1999 Franklin Templeton Shark Shootout [with David
Duval], Skins Game. 2000 Telus Skins Game. 2001 Hyundai
Team Matches [with Mark Calcavecchia]. 2003 Skins Game,
Tylenol Par-3 Shootout at Treetops Resort. 2004 Skins
Game, Tylenol Par-3 Shootout at Treetops Resort. 2006 ING
Par-3 Shootout.
Fred Couples
EXEMPT STATUS: Top 25 on the PGA TOUR Career
Money List
FULL NAME: Frederick Steven Couples
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: October 3, 1959
BIRTHPLACE: Seattle, WA
RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 5-4
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1979A 1 1
1981 25 19 1 1 4 9 78,939/54
1982 28 18 1 2 9 77,606/54
1983 30 23 1 1 7 15 209,733/19
1984 26 24 1 2 9 19 334,573/7
1985 26 23 7 10 171,272/38
1986 26 16 1 1 6 116,065/76
1987 27 21 1 9 15 441,025/19
1988 27 25 1 1 10 19 489,822/21
1989 24 21 1 2 9 17 653,944/11
1990 22 17 1 1 3 9 12 757,999/9
1991 21 20 2 4 9 12 791,749/3
1992 22 20 3 2 3 12 19 1,344,188/1
1993 19 17 1 2 9 15 796,579/10
1994 15 15 1 2 5 8 625,654/23
1995 15 12 4 7 299,259
1996 18 16 1 1 9 12 1,248,694/6
1997 15 13 7 7 448,385/55
1998 17 16 2 2 1 5 10 1,650,389/9
1999 16 13 6 7 769,192/56
2000 19 17 5 11 990,215/47
2001 19 14 4 385,984/131
2002 18 13 1 2 7 646,703/103
2003 18 17 1 4 9 1,820,495/34
2004 16 12 1 3 8 1,396,109/50
2005 22 15 1 1 4 9 1,804,179/38
2006 17 12 1 2 4 780,361/110
2007 3 1 43,085/230
Total 552 451 15 17 21 153 280 19,172,199
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T30—Masters Tournament.
2007 SEASON:
Tied Masters Tournament record (23, with Gary Player) for
consecutive Masters cuts made. Finished T30 in only 72hole
tournament finish of the year. Sidelined most of the
year with back issues. Didn't play again in an official event
after the Masters.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Highlight of 26th full season on TOUR was battle with
Phil Mickelson at the Masters, where he dropped to a T3
finish on Sunday…Struggled after the U.S. Open, and eventually
diagnosed with blood clot in right arm in September
after withdrawing from Bridgestone Invitational. Spent
three days in a Columbus, GA, hospital…Posted the first
top-10 of the season and his 13th in 25 starts at the Nissan
Open with a fourth-place finish. Tied with three others with
three holes to play but bogeyed two of last three to finish
three strokes behind winner Rory Sabbatini...Recorded a
PLAYERS Championship tournament-record fourth hole-inone
of the week on the 159-yard 13th hole with a 9-iron.
The ace was his second at the TPC Sawgrass. He aced the
par-3 17th hole in 1997 during the final round. Also holed
out third shot from the 17th tee during the first round of the
1999 tournament after splashing his tee shot into water
hazard...Vying to become the oldest Masters champion at
the age of 46 years, six months and six days, was paired
with 54-hole leader Phil Mickelson in final twosome on
Sunday after opening 71-70-72. Hit 16 of 18 greens in final
EDUCATION: University of Houston
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports, tennis, antiques, bicycling,
vintage cars
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1980
Q SCHOOL: Fall 1980
JOINED TOUR: 1981
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round but took 34 putts en route to a final-round 71 and a
T3 finish. Extended Masters cut streak to 22 straight (dating
to 1983 debut). 2005: With back issues largely under control,
posted four top-10s and played a crucial role on the victorious
United States Presidents Cup squad...Finished runner-up
at the Memorial Tournament for the second straight
year, one stroke back of Bart Bryant...Finished T3 at the
British Open, his ninth top-10 at the event...Tabbed by Jack
Nicklaus as Captain's Selection for The Presidents Cup.
Posted a 1-2-1 record but defeated World No. 2 Vijay Singh
in Sunday singles match, 1-up, by draining a 20-foot putt on
No. 18. 2004: Continued to play limited schedule due to
back problems, but posted three top-10s in 16
starts...Finished T6 at Masters for ninth career top-10 in 20
starts for 1992 champion...Past champion unable to catch
Ernie Els on the weekend at the Memorial Tournament.
Finished solo second thanks to four rounds in the 60s. 2003:
Candidate for Comeback Player of the Year won for the first
time since 1998 at the Shell Houston Open. Missed just one
cut in 18 starts...Began season at No. 147 in the Official
World Golf Ranking and was No. 36 by season's
end...Discouraged with his game, hooked up with Butch
Harmon during the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
The two worked for six hours one day, with Couples shortening
his swing to take some pressure off his tender
back...Held first- and third-round leads at Houston before
defeating runners-up Mark Calcavecchia, Stuart Appleby
and Hank Kuehne by four. Win was the first victory in 87
events, dating back to the 1998 Memorial Tournament.
Became the first player from the University of Houston and
the sixth player over age 40 to win the Shell Houston Open.
Year 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91
Masters T32 10 T10 T31 T5 T11 5 T35
U.S. Open T48 CUT CUT T9 T39 T46 T10 T21 CUT T3
British Open T4 T46 T40 T4 T6 T25 T3
PGA T3 T23 T20 T6 T36 CUT CUT CUT 2 T27
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT 1 T49 CUT CUT T23 T4 CUT T23
TOUR Championship T12 7 T7 T22 T16
Bridgestone Invitational T15 T21 T32 T28 W/D DNS
CA Championship T10 T36 T15 DNS
Year 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04
Masters 1 T21 T10 T15 T7 T2 T27 T11 26 T36 T28 T6
U.S. Open T17 T16 T16 CUT T52 T53 CUT T16 CUT T66 CUT
British Open CUT T9 T7 T7 T66 6 CUT T46
PGA T21 T31 T39 T31 T41 T29 T13 T26 CUT T37 T34
THE PLAYERS T13 T39 T29 1 T10 T42 T4 T33 T58 CUT 10 CUT
TOUR Championship T5 T10 T29 5 T24
Accenture Match Play Championship T9 T33 T17
Year 05 06 07
Masters T39 T3 T30
U.S. Open T15 T48
British Open T3 CUT
PGA T70 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT 35
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T33
NATIONAL TEAMS: USA vs. Japan, 1984; Ryder Cup (5), 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997; Asahi
Glass Four Tours World Championship of Golf (2), 1990, 1991; Dunhill Cup (4), 1991, 1992, 1993,
1994; World Cup (4), 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995; The Presidents Cup (4), 1994, 1996, 1998, 2005.
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2002: Climbed back into the top 125 after nearly doubling
his earnings from the prior season...T9 at Nissan Open, first
top-10 finish since a sixth at 2000 British Open...In first
career appearance at Valero Texas Open, fired rounds of
65-64 on the weekend to finish T2, best since win at 1998
Memorial Tournament. 2001: Finished out of the top 125 for
first time in his career. Previous low finish was 76th in
1986. 2000: Earned top-10 finish in British Open with solo
sixth. 1998: For third time in career collected two victories.
Final-round 66 earned playoff spot with Bruce Lietzke at
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, which he won with birdie on
first extra hole at Bermuda Dunes. Earned 14th TOUR title
with four-stroke win over Andrew Magee at Memorial
Tournament...Fell one stroke shy of winning his second
Masters after leading each of first three rounds. 1996:
Became first player to win two PLAYERS Championships.
Trailed Tommy Tolles by four strokes through 54 holes, but
closing 64, featuring eagle at 16 and birdie at 17, sealed
victory. 1995: Recorded back-to-back victories on European
Tour, first American to do so since Charles Coody in
1973...Teamed with Davis Love III to win four consecutive
World Cup of Golf titles (1992-95). 1994: Opened the season
with a playoff loss to Phil Mickelson at the Mercedes
Championship...Missed three months due to tear in outer
layer of disc in lower back...Edged Corey Pavin with a twostroke
win over him at the Buick Open in August…1993:
Earned 10th career victory at the wind-shortened (54 holes)
Honda Classic. Closed with a 70 to tie Robert Gamez. Holed
a bunker shot on 17th hole to force the playoff. Won with
par on second extra hole. 1992: Career year, winning three
tournaments, including the Masters, and earned more than
HOT SHOTS
HIGHEST FAIRWAY HIT PERCENTAGE BY A 2007 WINNER
Player Tournament Won %
Steve Flesch Reno-Tahoe Open 89.29%
K.J. Choi the Memorial Tournament 83.93%
Steve Stricker The Barclays 82.14%
Phil Mickelson AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am 81.82%
Jim Furyk Canadian Open 80.36%
LOWEST FAIRWAY HIT PERCENTAGE BY A 2007 WINNER
Player Tournament Won %
Tiger Woods Buick Invitational 46.43%
Tiger Woods Wachovia Championship 48.21%
Charles Howell III Nissan Open 51.79%
Rory Sabbatini Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial 51.79%
Charley Hoffman Bob Hope Chrysler Classic 52.17%
Fred Couples (Continued)
$1.3 million to finish No. 1 on the money list for the only
time in his career...Earned his second consecutive Player of
the Year Award as voted by the players...Entered final
round of Masters trailing Craig Parry by one stroke. Closing
70 good for two-stroke victory. Masters completed remarkable
streak during which he won three tournaments and
finished second twice in six starts...Defeated Davis Love III
with a birdie on the second playoff hole to win his second
Nissan Los Angeles Open title...Three weeks later, decimated
the field at the Nestle Invitational, winning by nine
strokes...Third-round 63 set the course record at the TPC at
Sawgrass during THE PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP...Winner
of Vardon Trophy for second consecutive year...Winner of
Arnold Palmer Award and PGA of America Player of the
Year. 1991: Took lead at Federal Express St. Jude Classic
with third-round 66 and went on to three-stroke victory
over Rick Fehr. Won B.C. Open by three strokes as well.
1990: After equaling the then-course record with a 9-under
62 during the third round, defeated Gil Morgan by three
strokes at the Nissan Los Angeles Open...Finished second
at the PGA Championship and fifth at the Masters
Tournament. 1988: Lost playoff to Sandy Lyle at the Phoenix
Open when Lyle bogeyed the third extra hole. 1987:
Defeated Mark Calcavecchia with a par on the third extra
hole at Byron Nelson Golf Classic. 1984: Edged Lee Trevino
by a stroke to earn his first Tournament Players
Championship. Featured second-round 64. 1983: First TOUR
victory came in five-man playoff at Kemper Open. Birdied
second playoff hole to defeat T.C. Chen, Barry Jaeckel, Gil
Morgan and Scott Simpson.
Steve Flesch
PERSONAL:
Roomed with Blaine McCallister and CBS broadcaster Jim
Nantz at University of Houston...His charity is Millie Medlin
Violet Sobich Couples Fund, in memory of mother...Serves
as host of the Fred Couples Invitational, a charity event in
hometown of Seattle...Introduced to game by his father,
who worked in Seattle Parks and Recreation
Department...Inducted into the National Italian American
Sports Hall of Fame in Chicago in November 2007.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.54 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................288.0 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................46.43% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................55.56% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.733 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 70–FBR Open/2
Career Low Round/Round: 62–1990 Nissan Los Angeles
Open/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $810,000–2003 Shell
Houston Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1996 THE TOUR
Championship/4
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2003 BellSouth Classic. 2005 U.S. Bank Championship in
Milwaukee.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2000 Wichita Open. 2001 Gila River Classic at Wild Horse
Pass Development.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T17—World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship; T18—Fry's Electronics Open; T23—Verizon
Heritage; T25—EDS Byron Nelson Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Two-time PGA TOUR winner limited to nine events due to
lower back problems that have plagued him off and on during
his career. Granted Major Medical Extension and has 18
events in 2008 to earn $506,928 (combined with 2007 earnings
of $278,252, would equal 2007's No. 125 earnings of
$785,180) and receive Major Medical Extension status for
the remainder of the 2008 campaign...Posted four top-25s
in nine starts with a best finish of T17 at the World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Another consistent year on TOUR, making a careerhigh
20 cuts in 26 events entered and collecting more than
$1 million for the fourth straight season. Hampered in the
early season by back problems...Best finish was T2 at the
Frys.com Open in his first start following a withdrawal due
to more back issues at the World Golf Championships-
American Express Championship three weeks earlier. 2005:
Missed February and March due to lingering back problems...In
eighth start in early June, finished T2 at the Booz
Allen Classic for first top-10 of season, posting rounds of 68-
67 on the weekend...Collected his second PGA TOUR title in
wire-to-wire fashion at the U.S. Bank Championship in
Milwaukee. Recorded four rounds in the 60s, including a
career-best opening round 8-under 62, to win by four
strokes...Posted his second runner-up finish of the season
Ben Crane
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: Benjamin McCully Crane
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 165
BIRTHDATE: March 6, 1976
BIRTHPLACE: Portland, OR
RESIDENCE: Westlake, TX
FAMILY: Wife, Heather; Cassidy Olivia (12/5/06)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2002 30 16 1 2 7 921,076/70
2003 27 19 1 3 8 1,419,070/48
2004 27 19 5 7 1,036,958/75
2005 21 18 1 2 1 6 8 2,457,329/19
2006 26 20 1 3 9 1,489,093/58
2007 9 6 4 278,252/180
Total 140 98 2 4 1 19 43 7,601,778
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1998A 1
1999A 1
1999 1
2000 18 11 1 1 4 103,651/48
2001 26 14 1 4 6 147,474/23
Total 47 25 2 5 10 251,125
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
with a T2 at the Bell Canadian Open. Final-round 4-under 66
left him one stroke back of winner Mark Calcavecchia...The
next week posted a career-best fourth top-three finish of the
season, third at the 84 LUMBER Classic. It was his fifth top-
10 of the season...Earned an invitation to THE TOUR
Championship for the first time in his career. Three back of
the lead through 36 holes, but weekend rounds of 72-69
dropped him to T7, his sixth top-10...Qualified for the 2006
Masters, his first, with money list finish. 2004: Made his
Mercedes Championships debut, finished T9 at the PGA
TOUR's season-opening event. One of three first-timers to
finish in the top-10 (along with Darren Clarke and Adam
Scott) at Kapalua...Carded five rounds in the 60s to finish T5
at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, four shots out of playoff
between Phil Mickelson and Skip Kendall...In defense of
BellSouth Classic title, finished T6, six strokes behind winner
Zach Johnson...Recorded first career top-10 in a major championship
with his T9 at the PGA Championship. 2003: The
first of seven first-time winners on the PGA TOUR, capturing
the BellSouth Classic. In 40th career start, carded rounds of
64-63 on the weekend to come from six strokes back of 54hole
leader Lee Janzen to win. Final-round, 9-under-par 63
punctuated by an eagle-3 on the 72nd hole after a 357-yard
drive, matching TPC at Sugarloaf course record held by Tiger
Woods (1998) and later matched by Duffy Waldorf (1999).
Opened 73-73 to make the cut by only one stroke. Earned a
career-high paycheck of $720,000. 2002: One of several
rookies that found success on the PGA TOUR after posting
wins during Nationwide Tour career...After struggling early,
finished second to Shigeki Maruyama at the Verizon Byron
Nelson Classic. Closed with a 65, matching Tiger Woods'
low round of the day. Earned $518,400 six days before his
wedding and enough to secure card for 2003. 2001: Earned
his first TOUR card with a T5 at the PGA TOUR Qualifying
Tournament...Won a three-man playoff which included Bo
Van Pelt and Jason Caron at the Gila River Classic
(Nationwide Tour) on the fourth extra hole. Shared first- and
second-round leads with Van Pelt and held one-stroke
advantage at the 54-hole mark. The victory and a T5 at the
EDUCATION: University of Oregon (1999, Sociology)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, Bible study, fitness,
ping-pong
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1999
JOINED TOUR: 2002
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT
U.S. Open CUT 62
British Open CUT T11
PGA T48 T9 T40 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT T66 T36
TOUR Championship T7
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T17
Bridgestone Invitational T42 T58 16
CA Championship T37 W/D
Nationwide Tour Championship moved him to 23rd on the
final money list. 2000: Gained membership on Nationwide
Tour with victory at the 2000 Wichita Open. Was the 12th
Monday qualifier to win a Nationwide Tour title. Amateur:
Won the 1998 Pacific Coast Amateur...Three-time All-Pac-10
selection at the University of Oregon...Originally attended
Baylor University, but did not play golf.
PERSONAL:
Was age 5 when his grandfather taught him how to play
golf...Doesn't like to know who he will be paired with, saying,
“I looked up to a lot of these guys who I'm now playing
with. So, I didn't want to have to go to sleep thinking about
it. And so that's kind of been my routine. I never want to
know who I'm playing with. Just tell me the time. In 2002,
at the Byron Nelson I played with Ernie Els in the final
round, it worked good, because I watched Ernie play a lot of
golf on TV. So we just kind of kept that routine going. I just
never look and find out on the first tee.”
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.61 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................287.8 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................67.37% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.52% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.776 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–EDS Byron Nelson
Championship/4
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2005 U.S. Bank
Championship in Milwaukee/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $720,000–2003
BellSouth Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 Merrill
Lynch Skins Game/30
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3):
2003 British Open. 2006 Booz Allen Classic, 84 LUMBER
Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
4—Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard;
T8—British Open.
2007 SEASON:
First top-10 was solo fourth in seventh start of the season
at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. In second place through
54 holes, finished four back of Vijay Singh after a finalround
72…After missing the cut the previous three years
since winning the British Open in 2003, finished T8 at
Carnoustie thanks to a final-round 65.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Had a career year, picking up two more PGA TOUR
titles and earning more than $2.2 million, giving him a spot
in THE TOUR Championship for the first time in his
career...Captured his second TOUR victory at the rainsoaked
Booz Allen Classic, joining Greg Norman (1984) as
wire-to-wire victors at the TOUR's Washington D.C. event.
Playing in 64th event since British Open win in 2003, slept
on the lead for five consecutive nights as multiple delays
forced a Tuesday morning finish. Rounds of 62-65-67-70--
264 earned a five-stroke victory over runners-up Billy
Andrade, Padraig Harrington, Nick O'Hern and Steve
Stricker...Earned second victory of the season with a twostroke
victory over Charles Howell III at the 84 LUMBER
Classic. Tied with Howell through 54 holes after opening
66-69-69, posted final-round 2-under-par 70 to clinch third
career TOUR win, most of any American-born player in his
20s. With paycheck of $828,000, surpassed $2 million in
season earnings for the first time in career. Three of his six
career top-10s have been victories...Qualified for THE TOUR
Championship in the Atlanta for the first time in his career,
finished 21st. 2005: Earned the first top-10 of the season in
July, finishing third at the Cialis Western Open. Shared
first-round lead with Jim Furyk and Todd Fischer at 7-under
par. Posted even-par 71 on Friday and fell two behind 36hole
leader Chris Couch, then shared third-round lead with
Furyk at 12-under after a 66. Final-round 3-over 74 left him
Ben Curtis
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 2003 British Open
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: Ben Clifford Curtis
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 175
BIRTHDATE: May 26, 1977
BIRTHPLACE: Columbus, OH
RESIDENCE: Stow, OH
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2000 1
2001 1 1 6,020
2003 21 13 1 1 3 1,434,911/46
2004 20 9 1 4 500,818/141
2005 24 8 1 2 2 594,670/129
2006 26 17 2 2 7 2,256,326/30
2007 25 15 2 2 87,250/114 772,321/126
Total 118 63 3 1 8 18 5,565,065
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1997 1
2001 2 1 1 6,847/194
2002 4 2 1 6,470/200
2003 1 1 1 5,146/229
Total 8 4 3 18,463
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
five strokes behind Furyk and with his first top-10 in over a
year (T8 at 2004 Memorial Tournament)...Finished T4 at the
Buick Championship. Opened with a 6-under-par 64 to share
the lead with J.L. Lewis. Posted four rounds in the 60s for
the first time in his career, but came up two shots out of the
Brad Faxon-Tjaart van der Walt playoff. 2004: Collected one
top-10, a T8 at the Memorial Tournament...Shared the 18and
36-hole lead at the Memorial Tournament, only 18
miles from where he grew up in Ostrander, Ohio. Finished
with rounds of 73-72 at Muirfield Village Golf Club for a T8
finish, the second top-10 of his career (34 events) and the
first since his victory at the 2003 British Open. 2003: Voted
PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year. Pulled one of the greatest
upsets in golf history, capturing the British Open in first
career major championship start. Rounds of 72-72-70-69--
283 topped Vijay Singh and Thomas Bjorn by one stroke.
Entered final round tied for third, but grabbed lead with
birdies on six of first 11 holes on Sunday, putting him two
up on Bjorn, three ahead of Singh and four up on Tiger
Woods. Went to No. 18 three behind Bjorn after bogeys at
Nos. 12, 14, 15 and 17. Saved par with 10-foot putt on No.
18, and earned title when Bjorn finished 4-over on the final
four holes. First player since Francis Ouimet at the 1913 U.S.
Open to win a major in his first try. First player to win first
British Open start since Tom Watson in 1975. Youngest
British Open winner at 26 years, 1 month, 24 days, since
Tiger Woods won in 2000 at age 24 years, 6 months and 23
days. Jumped from 396th to 35th in the Official World Golf
Ranking, the biggest jump since the Ranking began in 1986.
One of four first-time major champions in 2003, joining
Mike Weir (Masters), Jim Furyk (U.S. Open), and Shaun
Micheel (PGA). Qualified for the British Open via a T13 finish
at the 100th Western Open, his best career finish to date
and first career top-25 finish...Just one month after British
Open triumph, returned to home state to play in the NEC
Invitational at Firestone CC in Akron. First-round co-leader
with Sergio Garcia after a 6-under-par 64. Married Candace
Beatty in Kent on Saturday evening, Aug. 23, after the completion
of the third round. Finished T30. 2002: Played the
Hooters Tour for a second consecutive season, finishing
10th on the money list and winning in Myrtle Beach,
SC...Placed T26 at the PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament.
FAMILY: Wife, Candace; Liam Benjamin (9/20/06);
Addison Marie (12/11/07)
EDUCATION: Kent State University (2000, Recreation
Management)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Family
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2000
Q SCHOOL: 2002
JOINED TOUR: 2003
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT T39 CUT
U.S. Open 30 CUT 57 T45
British Open 1 CUT CUT CUT T8
PGA CUT CUT T34 T60 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT CUT CUT
TOUR Championship 21
Accenture Match Play Championship T17
Bridgestone Invitational T30 T42 80
CA Championship T66 T58
Amateur: Three-time All-American at Kent State...Won the
Ohio Amateur in 1999 and 2000. Second win came by 17
strokes, joining John Cook and Arnold Palmer as the tournament's
only back-to-back winners. That same year, finished
runner-up at the Western Amateur and won the
Players' Amateur to become the No. 1-ranked amateur
golfer in the world by Golfweek.
PERSONAL:
Grew up only 50 yards from the practice putting green of
Mill Creek GC in Ostrander, OH, where grandfather built the
course and where his father is superintendent...Started
playing golf at age 3, but says he didn't get serious about it
until high school. Won the Division II state title his junior
and senior years of high school...The week after British
Open victory, was a guest on David Letterman, hitting
wedge shots rooftop to rooftop during broadcast, and visited
President Bush in the White House...Caddie for most of
2003 was former Kent State University teammate Danny
Fahl. Andy Sutton, a long-time caddie on the European Tour,
worked for Curtis at the British Open...Signed an endorsement
contract in 2004 with Reebok to wear its NFL apparel
at PGA TOUR events, the first player to do that since the
late Payne Stewart.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.47 (159)
Driving Distance ..........................................278.4 (171)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................66.83% (34)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................59.76% (179)
Putting Average............................................1.810 (150)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Crowne Plaza Invitational at
Colonial/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2006 Booz Allen Classic/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,112,720–2003
British Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 Mercedes
Championships/32
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Amateur Team Championship, 2000.
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DAVIS, Brian
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
2—2007 Stanford St. Jude Championship.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
2000 Peugeot Open de Espana [Eur]. 2004 ANZ
Championship [Eur].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—Stanford St. Jude Championship; T6—Fry's Electronics
Open; T9—Reno-Tahoe Open.
2007 SEASON:
Had a career-best three top-10 finishes and topped the $1million
mark for the first time in his career...Posted his best
career finish, a second, at the Stanford St. Jude
Championship, to complete an emotional week. Fired a
final-round 66 to place five strokes behind winner Woody
Austin. Had to fly home to Orlando on Tuesday of tournament
week when wife and two children were rushed to the
hospital following a carbon monoxide gas leak at their
home. Returned to Memphis late Wednesday…Posted his
next top-10 with a T9 at the Reno-Tahoe Open in early
August. The finish came just three days after the
Englishman's 33rd birthday...Recorded his third top-10 of
the season with a T6 at the inaugural Fry's Electronics
Open. Made the cut in his final two starts to close the season
with 17 consecutive cuts made, which put him second
behind Tiger Woods (23 in a row) to finish the season.
Brian Davis
EXEMPT STATUS: 71st on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Brian Lester Davis
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: August 2, 1974
BIRTHPLACE: London, England
RESIDENCE: Camberley, England; plays out of Vale Do
Lobo (Portugal)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1998 1
1999 1 1 9,491/296
2000 1
2003 4 3 1 1 228,611
2004 7 2 1 110,250
2005 23 15 1 2 6 854,460/98
2006 28 18 2 5 762,281/113
2007 28 22 1 3 5 90,161/76 1,289,207/71
Total 93 61 1 1 8 18 3,254,301
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 2 2 28,982
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: In second season on TOUR, retained card on the
strength of two top-10s...In fourth start of the season, collected
his first top-10 with a T7 at the AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am...Second top-10 was a T8 at the EDS Byron
Nelson Championship, thanks to a closing 7-under 65. 2005:
In rookie season on TOUR, finished 98th on the money
list...Posted second career top-10, a T3 at the rain-shortened,
unofficial Nissan Open. Shot 65-69 to finish one shot
out of Adam Scott-Chad Campbell playoff...Shared the firstround
lead with three others after an 8-under 64 at the Ford
Championship at Doral. Finished T44...Finished T7 at the
Shell Houston Open to bump season earnings into top
50...Closing 3-under 69 at The Daily Telegraph Dunlop
Masters earned a spot in a three-man playoff on European
Tour with Thomas Bjorn and David Howell, eventually won
by Bjorn. 2004: Earned his initial TOUR card by taking
medalist honors in his first trip to the Qualifying Tournament
since 1995. The first-timer at final stage posted the highest
final round (2-over 74) by a Q-School winner since 1996
(Steve Jones, 75) and won by one stroke over Rob
Rashell...Finished 31st on the European Tour's Volvo Order
of Merit, where he had been a member since 1997, with
three top-10s and his second career victory, at the ANZ
Championship. 2003: T6 at the British Open, shooting 68-68
on the weekend. Recorded two seconds, a third and 10 top-
10s on the European Tour. 2002: Married his wife Julie in
October and the week of his honeymoon played in the
Telefonica Open de Madrid, finishing T2, his best finish of
FAMILY: Wife, Julie; Oliver (4/13/04) ;
Henry (11/21/2005)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1994
Q SCHOOL: 2004
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the season. 2000: In May, won his first title, the Peugeot
Open de España, at the PGA Golf de Catalunya, where he
met his wife to be, Julie, a former flight attendant and
daughter of former England goalkeeper Ray Clemence.
1998: Contracted chicken pox on flight home to England
from South Africa. Became ill with the virus in Dubai and
spent a week in intensive care with seriously high blood clot
levels. Amateur: Represented England at boy, youth and
senior levels as an amateur...Won the 1992 Peter McEvoy
Trophy as an amateur.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.74 (83)
Driving Distance ..........................................280.9 (157)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................72.61% (6)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.99% (98)
Putting Average............................................1.780 (60)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent Valero
Texas Open/2
Career Low Round/Round: 64–2005 Ford Championship at
Doral/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $648,000–2007
Stanford St. Jude Championship/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 The Honda
Classic/45
Year 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT
U.S. Open T61 CUT
British Open CUT T68 CUT T6 CUT CUT T53
PGA CUT T13 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT T20 CUT
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
CA Championship T35
NATIONAL TEAMS: Alfred Dunhill Cup, 2000. World Cup, 2000. The Seve Trophy, 2003.
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3):
2000 SEI Pennsylvania Classic. 2001 Buick Challenge. 2002
Phoenix Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
1997 Ozarks Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
Abu Dhabi Golf Championship [Eur].
OTHER VICTORIES (2):
2002 CVS Charity Classic [with Dudley Hart]. 2005 CVS
Charity Classic [with Fred Funk].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T4—World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational.
2007 SEASON:
Finished 107th on the money list, his lowest standing since
1998 when he finished 111th...In defense of 2006 Abu
Dhabi Golf Championship title in the United Arab Emirates,
finished fourth, aided by a final-round 66...Recorded his
first top-10 of the PGA TOUR season with a T4 at the World
Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational, his third top-
10 in four years in Akron. It was his first top-10 since his
runner-up finish at the 2006 British Open...Underwent successful
left shoulder surgery for a bone spur on September
12 and took the rest of the season off.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished out of the top 30 (53rd) on the money list for
the first time since 1999...With his wife, Amy, on the bag he
fired a final-round 5-under 67 in late January to overtake
Chris DiMarco
EXEMPT STATUS: 107th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Christian Dean DiMarco
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 180
BIRTHDATE: August 23, 1968
BIRTHPLACE: Huntington, NY
RESIDENCE: Orlando, FL; plays out of The CC of
Heathrow
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-2
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1989A 1 1
1990 1
1992 1
1994 29 16 1 4 5 216,839/85
1995 33 13 3 74,698
1996 5 3 18,678/245
1998 31 17 2 5 260,334/111
1999 31 20 1 1 3 8 672,503/62
2000 33 25 1 2 5 13 1,842,221/19
2001 29 26 1 1 2 10 18 2,595,201/12
2002 29 27 1 1 7 16 2,606,430/11
2003 27 23 1 2 10 14 2,350,630/18
2004 27 25 2 1 9 17 2,971,842/12
2005 24 17 3 1 6 10 3,562,548/7
2006 26 16 1 2 7 1,537,926/53
2007 24 17 1 5 88,525/97 950,414/107
Total 351 246 3 12 8 59 121 19,660,264
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1991 29 13 4 7 23,333/53
1992 1
1993 29 19 2 10 15 90,687/9
1994 1 1 460/276
1996 1
1997 27 23 1 2 1 8 15 135,513/3
Total 88 56 1 4 1 22 37 249,993
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 9 7 2 5 697,238
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
third-round leader Henrik Stenson and win the Abu Dhabi
Golf Championship in the United Arab Emirates by a stroke.
It was his first European Tour start outside the majors and
World Golf Championships...Finished as runner-up in a
major for the third consecutive season and in his third different
major, two strokes behind Tiger Woods at the British
Open, two weeks after the death of his mother. Secondplace
finish was his first top-10 in a British Open in seven
starts. Set the Royal Liverpool course record with a 7-under
65 in the second round. The 72-hole total of 16-under 272
was a career best in a major...Made his second consecutive
Ryder Cup team and had a 0-3-1 record. 2005: Finished a
carer-best seventh on the money list, earning career-high
$3,562,548 and qualified for his sixth consecutive TOUR
Championship...Hero for the victorious U.S. Presidents Cup
squad, posting a 4-0-1 record. Clinched the matches with a
13-foot birdie putt to win 1-up over Stuart Appleby in
Singles. Recorded an ace in Saturday morning foursome
matches with a 7-iron from 187 yards on No. 7. Hole-in-one
was second in Presidents Cup history (David Frost,
1994)...Runner-up to David Toms at the Accenture Match
Play Championship, earning a paycheck of $750,000...In
fifth career Masters Tournament start, finished runner-up to
Tiger Woods, losing in a playoff. Led after 18 and 36 holes
with 67-67. First player to fall in back-to-back major championship
playoffs since Tom Watson (1978 PGA
Championship and 1979 Masters). Jumped to career-best
No. 7 in the Official World Golf Ranking...Added third runner-up
finish of the season, one stroke behind Tiger Woods
at the NEC Invitational. It was his seventh runner-up finish
since his win at the 2002 Phoenix Open. 2004: In his second
event of the season, was runner-up to Jonathan Kaye at the
FAMILY: Wife, Amy; Cristian Alexander (2/11/96),
Amanda Elizabeth (1/28/98), Abigale Brooke (1/8/04)
EDUCATION: University of Florida
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Family, sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1990
JOINED TOUR: 1994
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1993, 1997)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
FBR Open after the pair shared the third-round lead...Coleader
at 6-under-par with Phil Mickelson through 54 holes
at the Masters. Final-round 76 dropped finish to T6.
Recorded an ace with a 5-iron at the 180-yard sixth
hole...Posted back-to-back top-10s in majors for the first
time in his career with a T9 at U.S. Open...Two months later,
added a T2 at the PGA Championship. Entered three-man,
three-hole playoff with Justin Leonard and Vijay Singh
when Leonard missed a 12-footer for par on the 72nd hole.
Tied for second after Singh recorded the only birdie of the
playoff. The finish moved him to eighth on the final Ryder
Cup Team list, allowing him to make his first Ryder Cup
Team. Collected 21⁄2 points at Oakland Hills, the most
points for the U.S. Team at the Ryder Cup, with his 2-1-1
record. 2003: Did not win for the first time since 1999, but
racked up 10 top-10s to tie career best...Ranked third in
Putting Average at 1.723...Played for the United States at
The Presidents Cup in South Africa. 2002: Won for third consecutive
season, capturing the Phoenix Open with rounds of
68-64-66-69. Four-shot lead with eight to play evaporated
with a double bogey and two bogeys (Nos. 11-13).
Recovered with a birdie on par-3 16th hole that provided
one-shot margin of victory over Kaname Yokoo and Kenny
Perry...Winner of West Coast Swing presented by The St.
Paul, earning a bonus of $500,000. 2001: Won once and had
nine other top-10s to crack the single-season $2-million
mark for the first time ($2,595,201)...In 29 starts, never went
more than five events without a top-10...At the Buick
Challenge, was one stroke off the lead after 36 holes. After
a third-round 71, rebounded by making a 15-foot birdie putt
on the final hole to shoot 65 and force a playoff with David
Duval at 21-under-par 267. Proceeded to make par on the
Year 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T10 T12 W/D T6 2 CUT CUT
U.S. Open T32 T16 T24 T35 T9 CUT CUT T45
British Open CUT T47 T66 CUT T63 T67 2 T23
PGA T41 T15 T16 T39 56 T2 CUT T12 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT T46 CUT T55 T36 T21 CUT CUT T12
TOUR Championship T18 T10 T7 T21 T24 T17
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T17 T33 T9 2 T9 T17
Bridgestone Invitational T28 T33 T6 2 T27 T4
CA Championship T25 CNL T11 T70 T36 T64 T22 T32
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (2), 2003, 2005; Ryder Cup (2), 2004, 2006.
Chris DIMARCO
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DIMARCO, Chris
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2
first extra hole to win on TOUR for the second consecutive
season...Opened with 65 to claim a one-stroke lead in
Masters. Was the third consecutive Masters rookie to lead
after 18 holes. Followed with a 69 to claim a two-stroke
margin over Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson after 36.
Finished T10. 2000: For the first time in his career finished
in the top 30 on the money list on the strength of five top-
10s and a victory. Made more than $1 million in a single
season for the first time in his career ($1,842,221)...Was
one of nine first-time winners on the PGA TOUR with his
victory at the inaugural SEI Pennsylvania Classic. Won in
record fashion with a six-stroke victory over five players.
$576,000 payday put him over $1.4 million for the season,
jumped him to 16th on TOUR money list and secured a spot
in THE TOUR Championship, where he finished T18. Victory
on the PGA TOUR came in his 159th career start. Also had
two T2 finishes. 1999: Posted three top-10s, including a
second and a third...Closed the year with best finish in his
first five seasons on TOUR, a second at the Southern Farm
Bureau Classic. 1998: Manufactured a pair of top-10s in the
fall to help retain his playing privileges, T9 at Bell Canadian
Open and B.C. Open in consecutive weeks. 1997: Returned
to the Nationwide Tour after finishing 86th at the
Qualifying Tournament. Won Ozarks Open and had seven
HOT SHOTS
HIGHEST GREENS IN REGULATION PERCENTAGE
BY A 2007 WINNER
Player Tournament Won %
Steve Flesch Turning Stone Resort Championship 88.89%
George McNeill Frys.com Open 84.72%
Justin Leonard Valero Texas Open 81.94%
Tiger Woods THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola 80.56%
Chad Campbell Viking Classic 80.56%
LOWEST GREENS IN REGULATION PERCENTAGE
BY A 2007 WINNER
Player Tournament Won %
Boo Weekley Verizon Heritage 55.56%
Phil Mickelson THE PLAYERS Championship 63.89%
Stephen Ames Children's Miracle Network Classic 63.89%
Rory Sabbatini Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial 66.67%
Mark Wilson The Honda Classic 66.67%
Chris DiMarco (Continued)
other top-10s to place third on Nationwide Tour money list
and earn exempt status for 1998 PGA TOUR. 1994: Rookie
year on PGA TOUR an impressive one as he finished eighth
in rookie earnings. Pair of back-to-back top-10s, T3 at
Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic and solo fourth in New
England Classic, helped him retain exempt status. 1993:
Earned playing privileges on the Nationwide Tour, where he
finished ninth in earnings. 1992: Winner of Canadian Order
of Merit. Also led Canadian Tour with 69.52 stroke average.1991:
Nationwide Tour member, finishing 53rd with
$23,333. Amateur: All-American and SEC Player of the
Year 1990. All-SEC 1989-90. Winner of 1989 SEC
Championship.
PERSONAL:
The Norma DiMarco Tee Up For Life Tournament, named
after his mother who died of a heart attack in July 2006,
has raised more than $2.5 million for children with cancer.
Donations have been made to the American Cancer Society
to support projects like “Reach Out for Cancer Kids” college
scholarships and a research endowment. According to the
American Cancer Society, the “Norma DiMarco Tee Up For
Life Tournament is the largest fund-raiser of its kind in the
nation”...Played on same college team at the University of
Florida with TOUR members Dudley Hart and Pat Bates.
Boo Weekley
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.91 (104)
Driving Distance ..........................................282.4 (148)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................59.05% (148)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................60.53% (170)
Putting Average............................................1.776 (48)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Travelers Championship/1
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2001 Invensys Classic at
Las Vegas/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $799,370–2006 British
Open/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 EDS Byron
Nelson Championship/6
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2002 Southern Farm Bureau Classic. 2006 The Honda
Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
2004 Scandinavian Masters [Eur], Omega European
Masters [Eur].
OTHER VICTORIES (2):
2004 World Cup [with Paul Casey]. 2006 Target World
Challenge.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—EDS Byron Nelson Championship, Sony Open in Hawaii;
7—Mercedes-Benz Championship; 8—Arnold Palmer
Invitational presented by MasterCard; T10—Masters
Tournament.
2007 SEASON:
Two runner-up finishes highlighted a consistent season that
included marriage to the former Diane Antonopoulos on
June 24 in Greece. Finished 31st in FedExCup points, so didn't
qualify for THE TOUR Championship. Was 29th in
money…Finished seventh at the season-opening
Mercedes-Benz Championship…T2 at the Sony Open in
Hawaii the following week. Held the 18-hole lead after
posting a 7-under-par 63, and a share of the 36-hole lead at
11-under-par 129. Entered final round one behind Charles
Howell III. Remained in the hunt until the 72nd hole, when
a chip for eagle and a share of the lead hit the flagstick and
lipped out. Converted birdie to tie with Howell, one stroke
behind winner Paul Goydos…Finished T8 at the Arnold
Palmer Invitational, six strokes behind Vijay
Singh…Finished T10 at the Masters Tournament after failing
to break par in any single round. Third career top-10 finish
in a major championship…Extended his streak of
rounds in the 60s at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship to
Luke Donald
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: Luke Campbell Donald
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 160
BIRTHDATE: December 7, 1977
BIRTHPLACE: Hemel Hempstead, England
RESIDENCE: Chicago, IL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1999A 2
2000A 3 1
2001 7 3 1 80,747
2002 30 23 1 1 11 1,088,205/58
2003 27 17 2 8 705,121/90
2004 21 15 1 1 4 12 1,646,268/35
2005 18 17 2 1 5 12 2,480,562/17
2006 18 16 1 1 10 14 3,177,408/9
2007 20 15 2 5 8 94,699/31 2,190,053/29
Total 146 107 2 5 3 27 66 11,368,364
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 11 10 3 6 972,232
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
12 with runner-up finish to Scott Verplank. Missed a 10-foot
birdie putt on the 72nd hole that would have forced a playoff…At
the BMW Championship in adopted hometown of
Chicago, finished T30 to fall from No. 28 to 31 in FedExCup
points, failing to qualify for THE TOUR Championship.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Had a career year with a career-best 10 top-10s,
including a win at The Honda Classic, and earnings of more
than $3 million...Opened with a career-best 10-under 62 at
Spyglass Hill Golf Club and was the first-round leader at the
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro Am. Finished T7...Finished
T9 at the Accenture Match Play Championship, defeating
Richard Green and Shigeki Maruyama before falling to
Retief Goosen in the third round...Captured second career
TOUR title at The Honda Classic with rounds of 72-67-68-
69--276 (12-under). Co-leader through 54 holes with Billy
Mayfair. Nursing a one-stroke lead over Geoff Ogilvy on the
72nd hole, hit 5-iron approach to 4 feet from 199 yards and
converted the birdie for a two-shot victory. Earned careerbest
paycheck of $990,000 and jumped into the top-10 in
the Official World Golf Ranking (No. 10) for the first time in
his career...Shared the 54-hole lead (14-under 202) with
Tiger Woods at the PGA Championship but final-round 2over
74 left him tied for third, six strokes behind Woods.
Also shared the 36-hole lead (8-under 136) with three others.
The T3 matched his career-best finish in a major (2005
Masters). One of only 10 players who managed to make the
cut in all four majors during the season...Playing in his second
Ryder Cup, had a 3-0-0 record for the victorious
European Team. Career record in Ryder Cup is 5-1-1...Posted
T6 finish at the American Express Championship in London,
his third top-10 in a World Golf Championships event during
the year...Earned a spot in the field at THE TOUR
Championship for the second time in his five-year career,
finished T5...Selected to represent England with David
FAMILY: Wife, Diane
EDUCATION: Northwestern (2001, Art Theory and
Practice)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Art
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2001
Q SCHOOL: 2001
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Howell at the Barbados World Cup...Fired a bogey-free,
final-round 64 in mid-December to come from six strokes
back and win the Target World Challenge. 2005: Finished
runner-up for the second straight season at the Buick
Invitational in La Jolla, California. Shared the third-round
lead at 14-under 202 with Tom Lehman. Closed with 1-over
73 to finished three stroke back of Tiger Woods...Picked up
second runner-up finish of the season with a T2 at THE
PLAYERS Championship. Shared second-round lead with
Lee Westwood, Tim Herron and Joe Durant at 10-under 134
and held third-round lead by one stroke over Durant at 12under
204. Final-round 4-over 76 after playing 33 holes on
Monday left him one behind Fred Funk. Missed 25-foot
birdie putt on 72nd hole...Finished T3 in his Masters debut
to lead first-time participants. Final-round 69 included
eagles on No. 13 and No. 15. 2004: Won two times on the
European Tour and collected four top-10s on the PGA TOUR.
Earned a spot on the European Ryder Cup Team after his
consistent play on both the PGA TOUR and the European
Tour...Lost in a three-way playoff (along with Chris Riley) to
John Daly at the Buick Invitational in fourth start of season.
Sank a 10-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole to force a sudden-death
playoff. On the first extra hole, Donald and Riley
both missed birdie putts inside 10 feet while Daly splashed
a 100-foot bunker shot to tap-in range for birdie to claim the
title...Claimed his first European Tour victory after carding a
3-under 69 in the final round for a five-shot victory at the
Scandinavian Masters. Collected a second victory on the
European Tour at the Omega European Masters, just a week
before making his first appearance in the Ryder Cup
Matches in the United States...Teamed with Paul Casey to
win the World Cup in Spain in mid-November. 2003: Posted
eight top-25 finishes in the 17 cuts made for the season.
2002: First start as a member of the PGA TOUR was a T13
at the Sony Open in Hawaii...Earned first TOUR title in rookie
season at Southern Farm Bureau Classic, joining
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T3 T42 T10
U.S. Open T18 T57 T12 CUT
British Open CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT T52 T35 T63
PGA T23 T24 T66 T3 T32
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT T2 CUT T16
TOUR Championship T14 T5
Accenture Match Play Championship T9 T9 T17
Bridgestone Invitational T16 T6 T8 T22
CA Championship T11 T11 T6 T26
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup (2), 2004, 2006. World Cup (3), 2004, 2005, 2006. Walker Cup
(2), 1999, 2000.
Luke DONALD
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Jonathan Byrd as only rookies to win that season.
Tournament reduced to 54 holes due to unplayable conditions.
Carded rounds of 66-68-67--201 to win by one over
Deane Pappas. Trailed Brad Elder by one after 18 holes and
two through 36 holes. Birdied Nos. 15-17 and finished with
4-under-par 32 on back nine Saturday afternoon to take the
lead from Elder for the first time. Play was suspended prior
to Sunday tee time of 10:10 a.m., and was deemed a 54hole
tournament on Monday morning. 2001: Turned professional
in August, making his debut at the Reno-Tahoe Open
on a sponsor exemption. Earned sponsor exemptions into
six other events and managed to make four cuts. Best finish
was a T18 at the Bell Canadian Open...Only 2001 college
graduate to make it through all three stages of
Qualifying Tournament. Amateur: Led the GB&I Walker
Cup team to a 15-9 victory in 1999 and 121⁄2-111⁄2 victory
in 2001, going 7-1 in match play over two competi-
HOT SHOTS
CONSECUTIVE HOLES WITHOUT A 3-PUTT
Player Best Streak
Jeff Maggert 312
Tom Lehman 288
Zach Johnson 278
K.J. Choi 272
Greg Kraft 249
Steve Stricker 249
Luke Donald (Continued)
tions...Won the 1999 NCAA individual title. Two-time Big
Ten individual champion (1999 and 2000). Won the 1999
Fred Haskins Award for top collegiate golfer. Won 1999
Jack Nicklaus Award as collegiate men's golf's player of
the year, which earned him a spot in the field at the 2000
Memorial Tournament, where he finished T51. Broke Tiger
Woods' Golfstat Cup record for lowest stroke average
(70.45) in 1999. Three-time (1999, 2000, 2001) first-team
All-American.
PERSONAL:
Brother Christian caddies for Luke…An avid painter.
Earned degree in art theory and practice at Northwestern.
Donated one of his paintings to a PGATOUR.com auction
and the winning bid was $1,640, which was split between
PGA TOUR Charities and junior golf charity in Chicago.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.12 (26)
Driving Distance ..........................................278.4 (171)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................68.15% (26)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.18% (120)
Putting Average............................................1.774 (46)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Sony Open in Hawaii/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2006 AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $990,000–2006 The
Honda Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic/7
Dicky Pride
CONSECUTIVE GREENS IN REGULATION (2007)
Rank Player Streak Starting Tournament Round Hole
1 Dicky Pride 38 Gin sur Mer Classic 3 7
2 Jeff Brehaut 35 Wyndham Champ 1 6
3 Tommy Armour III 28 Gin sur Mer Classic 1 4
4 Bo Van Pelt 27 Valero Texas 2 14
4 Jim Furyk 27 Mercedes-Benz Championship 3 6
4 Joe Durant 27 Gin sur Mer Classic 2 17
4 Kevin Sutherland 27 PODS Championship 2 7
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
2—2007 Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2006 BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
1999 Shell Payless Open [Can], Bayer Championship [Can].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—Zurich Classic of New Orleans; T5—Ginn sur Mer
Classic at Tesoro; T7—EDS Byron Nelson Championship,
Wachovia Championship; T10—Verizon Heritage.
2007 SEASON:
After missing the cut in four of his first seven starts, the
leading money winner on the 2006 Nationwide Tour made
21 of 24 cuts for the remainder of the season...He recorded
his second career PGA TOUR top-10 with a T10 finish at the
Verizon Heritage. Would have bettered his previous top-10
finish, a T9 at the 2004 Reno-Tahoe Open, had it not been for
four bogeys on his final six holes. Check for $124,200 was
his largest to date in his PGA TOUR career...One week later,
began the final round of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans
two shots off Nick Watney's 12-under lead. Shot 70 in the
final round to claim a solo second-place finish, the best of
his PGA TOUR career. The finish also earned his biggest paycheck
to date, $658,800...Kept hot streak alive a week later
at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship by shooting a thirdround
64 to finish T7. His 64 tied the low round for the week
and was his third top-10 finish in as many weeks...Recorded
a career-best fourth straight top-10 with a T7 at the
Wachovia Championship. Moved from 29th to 21st in the
inaugural FedExCup standings...Added a fifth top-10 at the
Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro, his home course in Port St.
Lucie, FL. His T5 in that event moved him to No. 36 on the
money list...Ended the year 21st on the All-Around Ranking.
Ken Duke
EXEMPT STATUS: 37th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Kenneth Wootson Duke
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 205
BIRTHDATE: January 29, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Hope, AR
RESIDENCE: Palm City, FL; plays out of The Tesoro Club
(FL) and Maumelle (AR) CC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1996 1 1 1 8,900/281
1997 1
1999 2
2002 4 2 23,163
2004 30 14 1 2 301,309/166
2006 2 2 1 138,231
2007 31 24 1 5 10 93,171/45 1,927,102/37
Total 71 43 1 6 14 2,398,704
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1995 22 5 1 3,028/179
2000 2
2002 1
2003 26 19 1 3 6 133,167/33
2004 2 2 1 10,765/190
2005 23 10 1 1 3 5 113,102/47
2006 27 20 1 2 1 9 16 382,443/1
Total 103 56 1 4 2 15 29 642,505
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
Member of PGA TOUR in 2004, 2007-08 and the Nationwide
Tour in 1995, 2003 and 2005-06. 2006: Returned to the PGA
TOUR after two seasons on the Nationwide Tour thanks to
finishing No. 1 on the 2006 Nationwide Tour money list and
earning Player of the Year honor. Position made him fully
exempt for the 2007 PGA TOUR and also earned entry into
the 2007 PLAYERS Championship...Tied for first on the
Nationwide Tour with nine top-10s (with Boo Weekley),
including four top-three finishes. Among those top-threes
was his first Nationwide Tour win at the BMW Charity Pro-
Am at The Cliffs in April...At the BMW Charity Pro-Am at
The Cliffs, posted four rounds in the 60s (69-68-68-68) to finish
13-under 273, one shot in front of Jess Daley...Followed
his victory by Monday Qualifying for the PGA TOUR's
Wachovia Championship in Charlotte, NC, where he finished
T14 and won $100,800...Finally took over the top spot
with a runner-up finish at the Palmetto Pride Classic, falling
in a Monday playoff to Aussie Michael Sim. 2005: Finished
47th on Nationwide Tour money list with three top-10s,
including a second and a third...Posted a T3 finish at the
Henrico County Open, finishing three strokes behind champion
Chad Collins. Also runner-up at the Canadian PGA
Championship. At 16-under 272, including four rounds in the
60s, finished three shots behind tournament winner Jon
Mills. 2004: First career PGA TOUR top-10 came in his 29th
career start, where he finished T9 at the Reno-Tahoe Open,
thanks to 8-under 64 in the second round. 2003: Finished
T12 at Qualifying Tournament to earn his initial TOUR card
for 2004...Wrapped up the season No. 33 on the
Nationwide Tour money list...Runner-up to Brett Wetterich
at the Chitimacha Louisiana Open. He and Wetterich shot
first-round 10-under 62s...Ended the season with a strong
showing at the Nationwide Tour Championship, finishing
fourth, five shots behind Chris Couch. 1999: Finished first
FAMILY: Wife, Michelle; Ashleigh Ann (4/23/03), Lauren
Faye (7/7/05)
EDUCATION: Henderson State University (1992, Sports
Management)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1994
Q SCHOOL: 2003
JOINED TOUR: 2004
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2006)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
on the Canadian Tour Order of Merit. Won the Shell Payless
Open and Bayer Championship on Canadian Tour...Has also
played on the Asian Tour and the South American Tour.
1997: Missed cut in the British Open. 1996: Finished T23 at
the Greater Vancouver Open in his first career PGA TOUR
start. Amateur: Was named all-conference and all-district
all four years in college at Henderson State University in
Arkadelphia, AR…Competed in 1993 and 1994 U.S.
Amateurs...Inducted into the Henderson State Hall of Fame.
PERSONAL:
Says biggest thrill in golf was playing a practice round with
Jack Nicklaus at the 1997 British Open at Royal Troon,
Scotland...Lists Larry Bird as his hero...Credits his father for
giving him his start in golf...Avid fisherman...Has made
seven career aces.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.71 (80)
Driving Distance ..........................................289.5 (88)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................66.46% (41)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.55% (76)
Putting Average............................................1.789 (85)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–EDS Byron Nelson
Championship/3
Career Low Round/Round: 64–3 times, most recent 2007
EDS Byron Nelson Championship/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $658,800–2007 Zurich
Classic of New Orleans/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Buick
Open/94
Year 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98
British Open CUT CUT
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open CUT T23
PGA T18
THE PLAYERS T37
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (4):
1998 Motorola Western Open. 2001 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic, Genuity Championship. 2006 FUNAI Classic at Walt
Disney World Resort.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
1996 Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T14—World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational;
T16—Mercedes-Benz Championship; T17—Viking Classic;
T18—Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, PGA Championship;
T23—Verizon Heritage; T25—Stanford St. Jude
Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Made 17 of 28 cuts and competed in one event in the PGA
TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup...Best finish was a T14
effort at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone
Invitational...Finished 129th on the money list, but was
already exempt for the 2008 season thanks to his win at the
2006 FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort...Finished
the season fifth in Driving Accuracy (73.71%), the third time
in four years in which he has been in the top five in that category.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished a career-best 13th on the money list and
wrapped up Player of the Month honors for October/
November thanks to five consecutive top-10s to finish the
season, including his fourth career TOUR victory at the
Joe Durant
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: Joseph Scott Durant
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 170
BIRTHDATE: April 7, 1964
BIRTHPLACE: Pensacola, FL
RESIDENCE: Molino, FL; plays out of Steelwood GC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1987 1
1993 18 2 4,055/279
1997 31 19 3 7 240,936/100
1998 24 15 1 2 6 651,803/43
1999 26 13 2 187,062/157
2000 28 18 4 7 612,882/76
2001 25 14 2 1 6 9 2,381,684/14
2002 28 16 5 427,217/137
2003 28 19 1 4 7 1,119,002/66
2004 26 16 3 7 952,547/81
2005 25 15 1 3 5 1,039,699/73
2006 28 22 1 1 2 7 7 2,811,139/13
2007 28 17 7 86,383/123 723,599/129
Total 316 186 4 3 3 32 69 11,151,625
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1990 4 3 1,930/166
1991 27 16 1 6 16,095/67
1992 5 4 1 3 7,025/122
1993 11 4 1 1 6,398/127
1994 24 12 1 8 20,340/71
1995 27 20 1 7 12 81,697/20
1996 27 23 1 1 2 8 17 159,386/3
Total 125 82 1 2 2 19 47 292,871
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort. Earned 72 percent
($2,016,450) of his earnings during the five-tournament
stretch...Lost a three-hole playoff to D.J. Trahan at the
Southern Farm Bureau Classic. Closed with a 6-under 66,
including a birdie on the 72nd hole to force a playoff. Trahan
won with a birdie-4 on the third playoff hole...Earned fourth
career victory at the FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World
Resort, more than five years after his last win at the 2001
Genuity Championship. Posted rounds of 69-65-64-65--263,
overcoming the one-stroke lead of Troy Matteson after 54
holes to defeat Matteson and Frank Lickliter II by four. With
career-best paycheck of $828,000, surpassed $2 million for
first time and jumped to No. 29 on TOUR money list. At 42
years, six months and 15 days, became the fifth player over
age 40 to win at Disney, joining Raymond Floyd (1986), Larry
Nelson (1987), Brad Bryant (1995) and Vijay Singh
(2003)...Closed season with a third-place finish at THE
TOUR Championship, his second top-10 in two starts in the
event (T10-2001). Shared first- and second-round leads and
trailed Adam Scott by three heading into final round.
Finished four behind Scott...Led TOUR in Driving Accuracy
(78.43%) for second time in his career (2001)...Finished T6
on TOUR in Greens in Regulation, eighth straight season in
the top 10 in that category. 2005: After bogeying the final
five holes of his third round at The Honda Classic, began the
fourth round at The Country Club at Mirasol's Sunrise
Course with seven consecutive birdies. Tied Tiger Woods
(Masters) for the longest streak of the season...Finished
fifth at THE PLAYERS Championship after playing 33 holes
on Monday. Came into the 72nd hole one stroke behind win-
FAMILY: Wife, Tracey; Connor (8/4/91), Hayes (2/27/98)
EDUCATION: Huntingdon (AL) College (1987,
Marketing)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports, reading, music
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1987
Q SCHOOL: 1992
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1996)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
ner Fred Funk but bogeyed the hole after his tee shot found
the rough. Shared the second-round lead at 10-under 134
with Lee Westwood, Luke Donald and Tim Herron. 2004:
Finished in the top 100 on the money list for the fifth time in
his first nine years, including second straight...Finished first
on TOUR in Greens in Regulation, fourth in Driving Accuracy
and fifth in Total Driving. 2003: Led TOUR in Greens in
Regulation (72.9%)...A T2 at the FBR Capital Open was his
best finish on TOUR since a T2 at the 2001 Shell Houston
Open. 2001: Finished in top 15 on money list for first time in
career...After missing first cut at Touchstone Energy Tucson
Open, ran off string of eight consecutive cuts made including
four top-10s, two victories and rewrote several TOUR
records...Earned more money in first nine starts of season
($1,778,672) than in entire TOUR career ($1,696,838), which
covered 128 events...Indian Wells course-record-tying 61,
his career low, in second round of Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
gave him three-stroke lead. 136 and 193 were 36- and 54hole
tournament records. Fourth-round 66 lifted him to 29under
256, establishing then-TOUR record for most strokes
under par through 72 holes. Closing 65 brought 90-hole
records for most strokes under par (36) and fewest strokes
(324), breaking marks established by Tom Kite in winning
1993 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic...Continued winning trend
in Miami at Genuity Championship, where closing 65
brought his third TOUR title. Began final round four strokes
off lead. $810,000 paycheck lifted him to top of money list
with $1,493,267 for three weeks...Shared first-round lead at
Shell Houston Open and held one-stroke advantage through
54 holes. Closing 74 dropped him to T2, three strokes
Year 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT CUT CUT
U.S. Open T32 CUT T24 CUT CUT CUT
British Open CUT CUT T59 CUT CUT CUT
PGA T40 T51 T60 T39 CUT T72 T18
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT 76 T10 CUT T62 T58 5 T36 T28
TOUR Championship T10 3
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T14
CA Championship CNL T65
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ehind Hal Sutton. 2000: Returned to the top 100 after
falling out in 1999 due to an injured rib that hindered his
play most of the season. 1999: Won Par-3 Contest at
Masters...In February at AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-
Am, thought he suffered a muscle pull trying to throw duffel
bag over his shoulder. Took six weeks off to heal, during
which time was diagnosed with a fractured rib. 1998:
Became the fifth of eight first-time winners with victory at
the Motorola Western Open. Shot 66 for 17-under 271 and
two-stroke victory over Vijay Singh. Broke a tie with Singh
with birdies at Nos. 14, 15 and 17. 1997: Had successful
return to PGA TOUR, finishing 100th on the money list on
strength of three top-10s…Led TOUR in Total Driving.
1996: Finished third on Nationwide Tour money list with
four top-three finishes. Won Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic
by one stroke over Dave Rummells and Brett Quigley.
HOT SHOTS
Joe Durant (Continued)
1992: Earned first PGA TOUR card at Qualifying
Tournament...T.C. Jordan Tour Player of the Year. Amateur:
Three-time NAIA All-American and medalist at 1987 NAIA
Championship while at Huntingdon College in
Montgomery, AL.
PERSONAL:
Took six months away from golf after 1991 Nationwide Tour
season. Received license to sell insurance but sold no policies.
Also took job at golf equipment retail house, filling
orders and stacking boxes. Before returning to TOUR golf,
received lecture from wife Tracey about changing his negative
outlook on golf course...Gave Chrysler (Town &
Country Limited) received for victory at Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic to Coachella Valley (CA) Youth Center and Boxing
Club...Owns four horses.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.98 (113)
Driving Distance ..........................................285.1 (127)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................72.62% (5)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................66.59% (22)
Putting Average............................................1.852 (186)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–2 times, most recent Stanford
St. Jude Championship/2
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2001 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $828,000–2006 FUNAI
Classic at Walt Disney World Resort/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/27
Torrey Pines, South Course
LONGEST COURSES ON TOUR (2007)
Rank Course Par Yds Avg Score Tournament Name
1 Torrey Pines (South Course) 72 7,568 73.033 Buick Invitational
2 Magnolia GC 72 7,516 71.379 Children's Miracle Network Classic
3 Atunyote Golf Club 72 7,482 70.718 Turning Stone Resort Championship
4 Montreux G&CC 72 7,472 72.425 Reno-Tahoe Open
5 Redstone GC Tournament Course 72 7,457 72.050 Shell Houston Open
SHORTEST COURSES ON TOUR (2007)
Rank Course Par Yds Avg Score Tournament Name
1 Brown Deer Park GC 70 6,759 70.177 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee
2 Pebble Beach Golf Links 72 6,816 73.397 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
3 TPC River Highlands 70 6,820 70.846 Travelers Championship
4 Poppy Hills 72 6,833 72.089 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
5 Westchester CC 71 6,839 70.900 The Barclays
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (13):
1997 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill, Walt Disney
World/Oldsmobile Classic, THE TOUR Championship. 1998
Tucson Chrysler Classic, Shell Houston Open, NEC World
Series of Golf, Michelob Championship at Kingsmill. 1999
Mercedes Championships, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, THE
PLAYERS Championship, BellSouth Classic. 2000 Buick
Challenge. 2001 British Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
1993 Wichita Open, TOUR Championship.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
2001 Dunlop Phoenix [Jpn].
OTHER VICTORIES (3):
1998 Fred Meyer Challenge [with Jim Furyk]. 1999 Franklin
Templeton Shootout [with Fred Couples]. 2000 EMC World
Cup [with Tiger Woods].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T36—AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
2007 SEASON:
Played on Top-25 all-time money exemption in 2007, but
was limited to seven events (five through mid-February) due
to the difficult pregnancy of wife Susie. Granted Major
Medical Extension (family crisis), and has 20 events in 2008
to earn $713,235 (combined with 2007 earnings of $71,945,
would equal 2007's No. 125 earnings of $785,180) and will
David Duval
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: David Robert Duval
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 180
BIRTHDATE: November 9, 1971
BIRTHPLACE: Jacksonville, FL
RESIDENCE: Denver, CO
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-2
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1990A 1 1
1992A 5 2 2
1993 5 4 1 27,181/201
1994 6 4 1 1 44,006/195
1995 26 20 3 1 8 14 881,436
1996 23 16 2 3 6 11 977,079/10
1997 29 21 3 2 7 14 1,885,308/2
1998 23 19 4 1 1 12 17 2,591,031/1
1999 21 20 4 1 1 12 17 3,641,906/2
2000 19 18 1 1 3 9 14 2,462,846/7
2001 20 18 1 2 1 7 11 2,801,760/8
2002 24 16 2 7 838,045/80
2003 20 4 84,708/212
2004 9 3 1 121,044/210
2005 20 1 7,630/260
2006 24 11 3 318,276/172
2007 7 4 71,945/222
Total 282 182 13 12 10 64 113 16,754,201
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1993 9 8 2 1 5 6 85,882/11
1994 22 17 1 3 10 15 126,430/8
Total 31 25 2 1 4 15 21 212,312
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
receive Major Medical Extension status for the remainder of
the 2008 campaign...Played in two events after the birth of
daughter Sienna in August.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Made strides after battling back and swing issues the
past several years, posting three top-25s....Finished T22 at
the Wachovia Championship, first top-25 finish on TOUR
since a T13 at the 2004 Deutsche Bank Championship...
Made his first cut in a major championship since the 2002
PGA Championship with a T16 at the U.S. Open. The finish
was his best in a major since a T10 at the 2001 PGA
Championship. Had missed 11 consecutive major cuts
entering Winged Foot. 2005: Former British Open champ
made one cut (T60 at Valero Texas Open) in 20 starts. 2004:
Made comeback after seven-month break with his first start
of the season at the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills, his first
pro competition since he withdrew from a tournament in
Japan in November 2003. Had not played on TOUR since he
missed the cut in Las Vegas in October 2003. Missed cut at
U.S. Open shooting 83-82…Finished T13 at Deutsche Bank
Championship, his best finish since a T6 at the 2002
Invensys Classic at Las Vegas, and first cut made since 2003
FBR Capital Open. 2003: Fell from 80th to 211th on the
money list, making only four cuts in 20 starts...Set course
record at TPC Avenel with 9-under 62 during second round
of the FBR Capital Open. Finished T28 for best finish of campaign.
2002: Failed to win for the first time since 1996 and
had his lowest position on the money list (No. 80) since
FAMILY: Wife, Susie; Deano, Nick, Shalene, Brayden,
Sienna Violet
EDUCATION: Georgia Tech
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Reading, fly fishing, snowboarding,
spending time with family
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1993
JOINED TOUR: 1995
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1994)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
1994. Recorded two top-10s, at the Memorial (T4) and
Invensys Classic at Las Vegas (T6)...Member of the U.S.
Ryder Cup team and has compiled a 2-3-2 record in two
appearances. 2001: Overcame early season wrist injury to
win the first major of his career at the British
Open...Finished eighth in earnings, the sixth consecutive
year in the Top 10…Forced to withdraw from Bay Hill
Classic and THE PLAYERS Championship due to tendinitis in
right wrist...Returned to action, after a five-week layoff, to
post a second in the Masters. It was his second runner-up
finish and the fourth consecutive top-10. Trailed by three
strokes after 36 and 54 holes. Finished two behind Tiger
Woods after a closing 67 where he was tied for the lead on
the back nine until a bogey at No. 16...In his 27th major
championship, won first major at the British Open. Thirdround
65 put him in a four-way tie for the lead. Closing 67
produced a three-shot victory over Niclas Fasth. Took the
lead for good with a birdie on hole No. 6 at Royal Lytham &
St. Annes...Finished T10 in the PGA Championship. A T16 in
the U.S. Open prevented him from posting a top-10 in all
four majors...Lost a one-hole playoff to Chris DiMarco in the
Buick Challenge after firing a closing 63. 2000: Sidelined for
10 weeks by back problems. Rebounded with 12th TOUR
victory at the Buick Challenge. Made birdie on three of last
four holes for a two-stroke victory at the Mountain View
Course at Callaway Gardens, GA. With $414,000 paycheck,
went over $2 million in a season for third time in
career...Season impacted by back problems. First felt back
Year 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02
Masters T18 CUT T2 T6 T3 2 CUT
U.S. Open T56 CUT T28 T67 T48 T7 T7 T8 T16 CUT
British Open T20 T14 T33 T11 T62 T11 1 T22
PGA CUT T41 T13 CUT T10 T10 T34
THE PLAYERS CUT T4 T43 T18 1 T13 T28
TOUR Championship T9 T15 1 T8 T15 6 T7
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 3 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T27 27 T28
CA Championship CNL T46
Year 03 04 05 06
Masters CUT CUT CUT
U.S. Open CUT CUT CUT T16
British Open CUT CUT T56
PGA W/D CUT CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT CUT
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Amateur Team Championship (2), 1990, 1992; Walker Cup, 1991;
The Presidents Cup (3), 1996, 1998, 2000; Ryder Cup (2), 1999, 2001; World Cup (2), 2000, 2001.
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pain following U.S. Open and was forced to withdraw during
first round of THE INTERNATIONAL. Continuing pain
caused withdrawals from PGA Championship and WGC-
NEC Invitational...In June, lost Buick Classic in playoff with
Dennis Paulson; the next week T8 at U.S. Open…Member
of his third Presidents Cup Team...Completed the year by
teaming with Tiger Woods in the World Cup in Argentina.
1999: Became first player since Johnny Miller in 1974 to
win four times before the Masters...Also first player since
Nick Price (1993-94) to earn at least four victories in consecutive
years...Eagled last hole to win Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic and shoot 59, which matched Al Geiberger (1977)
and Chip Beck (1991)...PLAYERS Championship victory
came same day father Bob won Emerald Coast Classic on
Champions Tour. Moved to No. 1 in Official World Golf
Ranking, snapping Tiger Woods' string of 41 consecutive
weeks in first...Played on first Ryder Cup team with 1-2-1
record. 1998: Led Presidents Cup Team eligibility
list...Earned the Byron Nelson Award and Vardon Trophy
with lowest scoring average (69.13) and the Arnold Palmer
Award for earnings ($2,591,031). 1997: Won last three
events to finish second in official earnings. Won Michelob
Championship at Kingsmill for first TOUR title, followed
HOT SHOTS
SHORTEST DRIVING DISTANCE IN 2007 (ALL DRIVES)
Rank Course All Drives # of Drives
1 Pebble Beach Golf Links 262.4 3,346
2 Tesoro Club 263.1 6,015
3 Harbour Town Golf Links 266.2 5,586
4 Colonial CC 270.0 5,012
5 Bay Hill Club & Lodge 270.3 5,488
LONGEST DRIVING DISTANCE IN 2007 (ALL DRIVES)
Rank Course All Drives # of Drives
1 Firestone CC (South Course) 296.3 4,606
2 TPC Summerlin 294.8 4,340
3 Montreux G&CC 294.2 5,823
4 TPC Sugarloaf 291.9 6,342
5 Atunyote Golf Club 290.5 5,866
David Duval (Continued)
with win at Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic and
then won THE TOUR Championship...First player in PGA
TOUR history to win playoffs in consecutive weeks...Also
became first player since Billy Andrade in 1991 to win his
first two titles back-to-back. 1995: In rookie season, finished
second three times, at AT&T Pebble Beach National
Pro-Am, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic and Memorial
Tournament, and finished season with eight top-10s and a
then-rookie earnings record. 1993: Finished 11th on
Nationwide Tour money list despite playing in only nine
events. Won Wichita Open and Nationwide Tour
Championship. Amateur: 1993 Collegiate Player of the
Year and winner of Dave Williams Award...Held two-stroke
lead through 54 holes at 1992 BellSouth Classic before
closing with 79 and finishing T13...Duval, Wake Forest's
Gary Hallberg, Arizona State's Phil Mickelson and Georgia
Tech's Bryce Molder are only four-time Division I first-team
All-Americans...1989 U.S. Junior Amateur champion.
PERSONAL:
Father, Bob, is a former Champions Tour player. David caddied
for his dad at 1996 Transamerica, Bob's first
Champions Tour event. Won THE PLAYERS Championship
and Emerald Coast Classic (Champions Tour) on the same
day in 1999...Inducted into the Georgia Tech Athletics Hall
of Fame in 2003...Established golf-course architecture firm,
Duval Design, with projects in China, Japan and Mexico.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.82 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................284.3 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................52.19% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.25% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.744 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–Buick Invitational/1
Career Low Round/Round: 59–1999 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic/5
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $900,000–1999 THE
PLAYERS Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1999 Buick
Open/1
Pebble Beach
David DUVAL
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ELKINGTON, Steve
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (10):
1990 Kmart Greater Greensboro Open. 1991 THE PLAYERS
Championship. 1992 Infiniti Tournament of Champions.
1994 Buick Southern Open. 1995 Mercedes Championships,
PGA Championship. 1997 Doral-Ryder Open, THE PLAY-
ERS Championship. 1998 Buick Challenge. 1999 Doral-
Ryder Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
1992 Australian Open [Aus]. 1996 Honda Invitational [Asia].
OTHER VICTORIES (4):
1993 Franklin Templeton Shootout [with Raymond Floyd].
1995 Franklin Templeton Shootout [with Mark Calcavecchia].
1997 Diners Club Matches [with Jeff Maggert]. 1998 Franklin
Templeton Shootout [with Greg Norman].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T5—Buick Open; T6—Reno-Tahoe Open.
2007 SEASON:
After T12 and T16 at the PLAYERS and AT&T Classic in
May, respectively, posted his best finish of the year with a
T5 at the Buick Open in early July. Was his best finish since
a T2 at the 2005 PGA Championship. Credited the solid play
to the urging of his 10-year-old son and 12-year-old daughter,
who enjoy watching him play golf…That solid play continued
in August as he posted a T6 at the Reno-Tahoe Open
four months before his 45th birthday.
Steve Elkington
EXEMPT STATUS: 111th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Stephen John Elkington
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 190
BIRTHDATE: December 8, 1962
BIRTHPLACE: Inverell, Australia
RESIDENCE: Sydney, Australia and Houston, TX; plays
out of Champions GC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 4-4
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1984A 1 1
1985A 2 2
1985 5 5 1 9,897/180
1986 5 3 1 12,705/194
1987 35 19 2 7 75,738/118
1988 29 19 2 9 149,972/79
1989 29 21 1 1 3 9 231,062/61
1990 26 24 1 4 14 548,564/18
1991 28 17 1 4 10 549,120/25
1992 24 21 1 2 3 9 14 746,352/12
1993 23 23 1 1 8 14 675,383/17
1994 20 15 1 2 5 294,943/62
1995 21 16 2 2 7 11 1,254,352
1996 19 15 1 1 5 9 459,637/42
1997 17 14 2 1 3 9 1,320,411/8
1998 16 10 1 1 4 5 695,775/42
1999 21 18 1 3 7 1,086,376/35
2000 17 15 1 2 232,785/154
2001 20 14 2 4 437,200/117
2002 23 17 1 1 3 5 1,084,535/59
2003 14 6 2 154,124/187
2004 20 15 1 243,238/179
2005 20 16 1 3 5 1,410,350/54
2006 17 10 3 255,197/181
2007 25 17 2 8 89,096/88 911,875/111
Total 477 353 10 9 9 67 155 12,839,591
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 3
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Made 10 cuts in 17 starts and finished in the top-25
three times...Best effort of the season was a T17 at the
John Deere Classic. 2005: Made the cut in 16 of 20 starts
and earned a career-best $1,410,350. Finished 54th on the
money list, his best since 35th in 1999...Collected his first
top-10 since a T2 at the 2002 British Open with a T6 at
weather-delayed PLAYERS Championship. Played 30 holes
on Monday to complete his third top-10 finish at the event
in 16 appearances. Won the event in 1991 and 1997...
Finished T5 at the U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee,
his fourth top-five finish since his last victory on TOUR, the
1999 Doral-Ryder Open...Contended for his second PGA
Championship title, but fell one stroke short of Phil
Mickelson. Finished T2 at Baltusrol, moving him into the top
50 in the Official World Golf Ranking which earned him a
spot in the NEC Invitational the next week. It was his ninth
top-10 out of 50 career major championship appearances.
2004: Started the year making the cut in all five starts during
the eight-week stretch of the West Coast Swing...Best
finish of the season was T18 at the Reno-Tahoe Open. 2003:
His 14 appearances were least of his career. Finished 187th
on money list, lowest since joining the TOUR full-time in
1987...Withdrew after first-round 86 at the British Open,
and did not play the remainder of the season. 2002: T2 at
the British Open, his best finish at a major since third at the
1998 PGA. Closed with rounds of 68-66 to join eventual
champion Ernie Els, Stuart Appleby and Thomas Levet in
FAMILY: Wife, Lisa; Annie Elizabeth (3/24/95); Samuel
Ross (2/25/97)
EDUCATION: University of Houston (1985, Recreation)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Caricature drawing, fishing,
hunting, gardening
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1985
Q SCHOOL: 1986
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
four-hole playoff at 6-under-par 278. Eliminated after missing
6-foot par putt on fourth and final hole of playoff. 2001:
Lingering injuries limited effective play early in the year.
Was 117th on the money list...Played well late in the season.
Had back-to-back T6s in the Marconi Pennsylvania
Classic and Texas Open. 2000: Year riddled with injuries and
ailments. Made only 17 appearances...Injured wrist in first
round of Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic, where he
missed cut, then withdrew from the next week's Shell
Houston Open. Withdrawal was second in a row in his
adopted hometown. Sinus history forced withdrawals from
THE PLAYERS and U.S. Open...Underwent surgery on Aug.
11, three days before PGA, to repair torn hip and ball socket...A
Captain's Pick by Peter Thomson for the International
Presidents Cup team. 1999: Won for third straight year with
victory at the Doral-Ryder Open, which included a closing 64
that featured six consecutive birdies. 1998: Captured ninth
TOUR title and second Buick Challenge win in a playoff over
Fred Funk. 1997: Reached top 10 again thanks to two more
victories. Trailed David Duval by two strokes entering final
round of Doral-Ryder Open before earning two-stroke victory
with closing 69. Three weeks later was dominant at THE
PLAYERS with wire-to-wire seven-stroke victory over Scott
Hoch. At the time, joined Jack Nicklaus and Fred Couples as
only two-time winners of event. 1995: First top-10 finish on
the money list, when he won twice and finished second
twice...Opened year with second Mercedes Championships
title. Birdied second playoff hole to defeat Bruce
Year 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99
Masters T22 T37 T3 CUT T5 CUT T12 30 T11
U.S. Open T21 T21 T55 CUT T33 T36 T40 T24 CUT T51
British Open CUT T44 T34 T48 T67 T6 CUT CUT W/D CUT
PGA T31 T41 CUT T32 T18 T14 T7 1 T3 T45 3
THE PLAYERS CUT T54 CUT T16 1 CUT T16 T51 W/D T19 1 T38
TOUR Championship 10 9 T22 T23 T2 T17
Accenture Match Play T33
Bridgestone Invitational 39
American Express Champ T34
Year 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T52 CUT
U.S. Open T33 CUT
British Open T60 CUT T2 W/D CUT
PGA W/D T48 T2 CUT
THE PLAYERS T63 CUT T26 T6 T12
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T23 T68 T49
CA Championship W/D
NATIONAL TEAMS: Presidents Cup (4), 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000; World Cup, 1994; Dunhill
Cup (4), 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997.
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Lietzke...Trailed Ernie Els by six strokes entering final round
of PGA at Riviera. Shot front-nine 31 on way to final-round
64 to force playoff with Colin Montgomerie. Sank 25-foot
putt on first extra hole to win first major title...Won Vardon
Trophy with 69.62 scoring average. 1994: Missed part of
season after sinus surgery, but came back for T7 at PGA
and notched five-stroke victory at Buick Southern Open.
1993: Made all 23 cuts. Lost playoff to Rocco Mediate at
Kmart Greater Greensboro Open and T3 at Masters. 1992:
Won Infiniti Tournament of Champions in playoff over Brad
Faxon, one of six top-three finishes. 1991: Outdueled Fuzzy
Zoeller to win THE PLAYERS. 1990: First TOUR victory came
at Kmart Greater Greensboro Open, where final-round 66
brought him from seven strokes back. Amateur: Won 1980
HOT SHOTS
MOST PUTTS PER ROUND (2007)
Rank Course Avg Low Total Putts
1 Plantation Course at Kapalua 32.00 26
2 Oakmont CC 31.54 23
3 Poppy Hills 30.47 23
4 Congressional Country Club 30.41 22
5 Torrey Pines (North Course) 30.14 23
FEWEST PUTTS PER ROUND (2007)
Rank Course Avg Low Total Putts
1 Montreux G&CC 27.26 22
2 Harbour Town Golf Links 27.98 22
3 Doral Golf Resort & Spa 28.05 21
4 TPC Louisiana 28.36 22
5 PGA West (Palmer Course) 28.44 23
Steve Elkington (Continued)
Australia-New Zealand Amateur...Winner 1981 Australian
Amateur and Doug Sanders Junior...Two-time All-American
at University of Houston, where teammate was Billy Ray
Brown...Two-time Southwest Conference champion...
Member of NCAA Championship teams in 1984 and 1985.
PERSONAL:
Idol growing up was fellow Australian Bruce Devlin...An
avid gardener and accomplished caricaturist...A member of
Champions GC, site of 1990, 1997, 1999, 2001 and 2003
TOUR Championships...In 2003, while rehabbing his shoulder,
was a youth instructor at Yeager Elementary School in
Houston where his children were students. He helped children
struggling with subjects such as Math and English.
PLAYER STATISTICS
Steve ELKINGTON
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.49 (54)
Driving Distance ..........................................281.0 (156)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................71.68% (9)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.01% (126)
Putting Average............................................1.791 (91)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–5 times, most recent
Deutsche Bank Championship/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–3 times, most recent 1991
Southwestern Bell Colonial/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $630,000–1997 THE
PLAYERS Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1997 BellSouth
Classic/3
Mercedez-Benz Championship scenic
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ELS, Ernie
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (15):
1994 U.S. Open. 1995 GTE Byron Nelson Golf Classic. 1996
Buick Classic. 1997 U.S. Open, Buick Classic. 1998 Bay Hill
Invitational. 1999 Nissan Open. 2000 The International
Presented by Qwest. 2002 Genuity Championship, British
Open. 2003 Mercedes Championships, Sony Open in
Hawaii. 2004 Sony Open in Hawaii, the Memorial
Tournament, World Golf Championships-American Express
Championship.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (44):
1991 Amatola Classic [SAf]. 1992 Protea Assurance South
Africa Open [SAf], Lexington PGA Championship [SAf],
South African Masters [SAf], Hollard Royal Swazi Sun
Classic [SAf], FNB Players' Championship [SAf], Goodyear
Classic [SAf]. 1993 Dunlop Phoenix Tournament [Jpn]. 1994
Dubai Desert Classic [Eur], Toyota World Match Play
Championship [Eur], Johnnie Walker World Championship
[Eur], Sarazen World Open. 1995 Lexington South African
PGA Championship [SAf], Toyota World Match Play [Eur],
Bells Cup [SAf]. 1996 South African Open [SAf], Toyota
World Match Play [Eur], Johnnie Walker Super Tour Event,
World Cup [indiv]. 1997 Johnnie Walker Classic [Aus],
World Cup [indiv]. 1998 South African Open [SAf]. 1999
Alfred Dunhill PGA Championship [SAf], Sun City Nedbank
Challenge [SAf]. 2000 Standard Life Loch Lomond [Eur],
Nedbank Challenge [SAf]. 2001 Vodacom Players
Championship [SAf]. 2002 Heineken Classic [Eur], Dubai
Desert Classic [Eur], Cisco World Match Play [Eur], Nedbank
Challenge [SAf]. 2003 Heineken Classic [Eur], Johnnie
Walker Classic [Eur], The Barclays Scottish Open [Eur],
Omega European Masters [Eur], World Match Play
Championship [Eur]. 2004 Heineken Classic [Eur], HSBC
World Match Play Championship [Eur]. 2005 Dubai Desert
Ernie Els (Els)
EXEMPT STATUS: 19th in 2007 FedExCup points
FULL NAME: Theodore Ernest Els
HEIGHT: 6-3
WEIGHT: 210
BIRTHDATE: October 17, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Johannesburg, South Africa
RESIDENCE: Wentworth, England
FAMILY: Wife, Liezl; Samantha (5/26/99), Ben (10/6/02)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 4-3
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1990 1
1991 1 1 2,647/274
1992 3 2 18,420/213
1993 6 2 1 1 38,185/190
1994 11 10 1 1 4 6 684,440/19
1995 18 14 1 1 2 6 10 842,590
1996 18 17 1 1 6 11 906,944/14
1997 19 15 2 1 7 11 1,243,008/9
1998 15 12 1 4 8 763,783/36
1999 18 16 1 1 1 7 10 1,710,756/15
2000 20 20 1 5 2 10 15 3,469,405/3
2001 19 15 1 5 9 11 2,336,456/15
2002 18 17 2 7 14 3,291,895/5
2003 17 17 2 7 14 3,371,237/9
2004 16 15 3 2 1 10 12 5,787,225/2
2005 11 11 1 1 5 8 1,627,184/47
2006 18 18 1 8 11 2,326,220/28
2007 16 15 1 2 5 10 98,033/19 2,705,715/20
Total 245 217 15 15 15 96 152 31,126,111
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1991 8 5 1 2 6,143/123
Total 8 5 1 2 6,143
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 16 15 1 1 3 10 13 3,176,566
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Classic [Eur], Qatar Masters [Eur], BMW Asian Open [Eur].
2005 Dunhill Championship [Eur]. 2006 South African Open
[SAf]. 2007 HSBC World Match Play Championship [Eur.]
OTHER VICTORIES (4):
1997 PGA Grand Slam of Golf, Dunhill Cup [with David Frost
and Retief Goosen]. 1998 Dunhill Cup [with David Frost and
Retief Goosen]. 2001 World Cup [with Retief Goosen].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—Verizon Heritage; 3—PGA Championship, Nissan Open;
T4—British Open, The Barclays.
2007 SEASON:
One of the world's true global golfers, with more than 60
worldwide career victories, continued to search for first
PGA TOUR win since 2004. Played in three of four PGA
TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup events and finished 19th in
the standings. Finished second on European Tour Order of
Merit, winning the South African Airways Open in
December 2006 and HSBC World Match Play...Fired four
rounds in the 60s to finish T3 at the Nissan Open in his season
debut on TOUR…Ended his longest consecutive cutsmade
streak at 46 after missing the cut at the
Masters...Opened with rounds of 65-65 at the Verizon
Heritage en route to finishing second to eventual winner
Boo Weekley, who chipped in for par on the final two holes.
Nearly holed his approach shot to the par-4 18th, which
would have forced a playoff. This marked Els' seventh top-
10 finish in nine starts at the Verizon Heritage...Carded
three birdies and no bogeys for a 33 on the front nine to play
himself into contention in the final round of the British Open
at Carnoustie, but finished T4 after making two bogeys on
the back nine. 11th top-10 in 17 career British Open
starts...Third at the PGA Championship, finishing with a 66.
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Movies, reading, sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1989
JOINED TOUR: 1994
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
It marked the sixth time in his career that he has recorded
back-to-back top-five finishes at major championships...
Three-time champion collected his sixth top-five at
Westchester Country Club with his T4 finish at The
Barclays...Notched 3-2-0 record in fifth Presidents Cup
appearance for International squad. Defeated Angel
Cabrera 6 and 4 at the HSBC World Match Play
Championship at Wentworth Club in mid-October.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Posted eight top-10s and qualified for THE TOUR
Championship in first full season back after 2005 knee
injury...Returned from knee injury in January at the South
African Airways Open Championship, where he finished
second to countryman Retief Goosen...Defending champion
of the Dubai Desert Classic lost in a one-hole playoff to
Tiger Woods. 2005: Season cut short in July when he sustained
a left knee injury during a sailing holiday in the
Mediterranean the week after the British Open at St.
Andrews. Required surgery for a ruptured anterior cruciate
ligament...Finished T5 at season-opening Mercedes
Championships. Came to 72nd hole with an opportunity to
force a playoff with Stuart Appleby with a birdie on the par-
5 18th, but hit tee shot out of bounds and made bogey to finish
two behind Appleby...One week later, looking to win
third straight Sony Open in Hawaii, tied course record with
a 8-under-par 62 in final round to finish second, one behind
Vijay Singh...Opened the PGA TOUR season with three consecutive
top-10s for just the second time in his 12 years on
TOUR after finishing T6 at the Buick Invitational...Used an
eagle on the 72nd hole to defeat Miguel Angel Jimenez by
one stroke at the European Tour's Dubai Desert Classic in
early March...Following week, fired closing 66 to come from
five strokes back and win the Qatar Masters by a stroke
over Sweden’s Henrik Stenson on the European Tour...For
Year 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01
Masters T8 CUT T12 T17 T16 T27 2 T6
U.S. Open T7 1 CUT T5 1 T49 CUT T2 T66
British Open CUT T5 T6 T24 T11 T2 T10 T29 T24 T2 T3
PGA CUT CUT T25 T3 T61 T53 T21 CUT T34 T13
THE PLAYERS CUT T45 T68 T8 T10 T11 T17 T20 CUT
TOUR Championship T17 T16 T6 T26 T26 T3 T2
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T17 4
Bridgestone Invitational 5 T12 T8
CA Championship T40 W/D CNL
Year 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T5 T6 2 47 T27 CUT
U.S. Open T24 T5 T9 T15 T26 T51
British Open 1 T18 2 T34 3 T4
PGA T34 T5 T4 T16 3
THE PLAYERS T44 T26 T17 T8 T37
TOUR Championship T13 17 T10 T10 T26
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T33 T33 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T15 T17 T65 DNS T31 T22
CA Championship T23 T12 1 DNS 5 T11
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (5), 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2007; Dunhill Cup (9),
1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000; World Cup (5), 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997,
2001.
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fourth consecutive season, picked up at least three wins by
capturing his third at the BMW Asian Open. Fired a 7under-par
65 to cruise to a 13-stroke victory and completed
72 holes in tournament-record 26-under-par 262 at
Shanghai's Tomson Golf Club. 2004: Season included three
TOUR victories and top-10 finishes in all four majors,
including near-misses at the Masters and British Open.
Also captured two events on the European Tour and won
second consecutive European Tour Order of Merit...Holed a
30-foot birdie putt on the third playoff hole to beat Harrison
Frazar for 13th career TOUR victory at the Sony Open in
Hawaii...Finished runner-up to Phil Mickelson at the
Masters for fifth straight top-10 in Augusta, sixth overall.
After opening 70-72-71, started the final round three back
of Mickelson and co-leader Chris DiMarco. Took the lead
after eagle-3 on No. 8 and another eagle-3 on No. 13 and
posted final-round 5-under-par 67 to take the clubhouse
lead at 8-under-par 280. Edged by one when Mickelson
holed 18-foot putt on 72nd hole...Won the Memorial
Tournament with a pair of 66s on the weekend for a fourstoke
victory over Fred Couples. Needed just 100 putts to
win his second tournament of the season. Overtook Vijay
Singh for second in the Official World Golf Ranking...Posted
his seventh top-10 finish in 12 U.S. Open appearances with
a T9 at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club...Finished as the runnerup
for the second time in a major during the season, losing
to Todd Hamilton in a four-hole playoff at the British Open.
Birdied two of the last three holes and tied Hamilton on the
72nd hole when Hamilton bogeyed the hole. Hamilton posted
four pars to Els' three pars and a bogey (17th hole) to
win the playoff. Recorded a hole-in-one during first round
on the "Postage Stamp," the par-3 eighth hole, by using a
wedge from 123 yards. Became the sixth player in tournament
history to post four rounds in the 60s and did it for the
second time (1993)...Fourth top-10 in a major was a T4 at
the PGA Championship…Added his third win on the PGA
TOUR and first in a World Golf Championships event at the
American Express Championship in Ireland. Led by two
strokes after the second and third rounds and defeated
Thomas Bjorn by a stroke after a final-round 69. Moved
back into second, past Tiger Woods, in the Official World
Golf Ranking...Two weeks later, won the HSBC World
Match Play title on the European Tour for a record sixth
time. On his 35th birthday, beat Lee Westwood 2 and
1...After T10 finish at THE TOUR Championship, dropped to
No. 3 in Official World Golf Ranking behind Woods. 2003:
Played 17 TOUR and nine European Tour events. In addition
to winning twice on TOUR in Hawaii and finishing ninth on
the TOUR’s money list, compiled four official European Tour
wins (in Australia, Austria and Scotland) and won the
European Tour Order of Merit. Also won his fifth career
HSBC World Match Play Championship, a European Tourapproved
special event. One of three players (along with
Mike Weir and Kenny Perry) that posted three top-10s in
majors - T6 at Masters, T5 at U.S. Open and T5 at PGA
Championship...Became the first player since Steve Jones
in 1989 to capture the first two tournaments of the season
when he won the Mercedes Championships and Sony Open
in Hawaii in early January. Only Byron Nelson (1946), Lloyd
Mangrum (1953), Johnny Miller (1974, three events; and
1975), Gil Morgan (1983), Jones and Els have accomplished
that among modern-day players...Captured season-opening
Mercedes Championships in record fashion, finishing at 31under-par
261. Total in relation to par broke Mark
Calcavecchia's 72-hole tournament TOUR record of 28under
set at the 2001 Phoenix Open. Eight-stroke margin of
Ernie Els (Continued)
victory over K.J. Choi and Rocco Mediate was largest on
TOUR since Calcavecchia's eight-stroke Phoenix victory in
2001...Sank a 43-foot birdie putt on the 10th hole, the second
playoff hole, to beat Aaron Baddeley at the Sony Open
in Hawaii. Both finished at 16-under after Baddeley birdied
the 72nd hole...Played in homeland of South Africa at The
Presidents Cup, competing for the International Team.
2002: A year to remember with the birth of a son and third
career major victory at the British Open...Won four official
events worldwide, including twice on TOUR, solidifying No.
3 Official World Golf Ranking. Won the Heineken Classic in
Melbourne, Australia, on the European Tour by five strokes
for his ninth European Tour victory...Collected first TOUR
victory since 2000 at the Genuity Championship. Rounds of
66-67-66 gave him an eight-stroke lead with 18 holes to
play. Final-round 72 earned a two-stroke victory over Tiger
Woods...Won again the following week at the Dubai
Desert Classic, becoming the first multiple winner in the
tournament's 14-year history after posting all four rounds in
the 60s...Earned third career major victory at the 131st
British Open at Muirfield with scores of 70-66-72-70--278.
Tied for the lead with Shigeki Maruyama, Padraig
Harrington, Duffy Waldorf and Bob Tway after 36 holes at
6-under. Held 54-hole lead at 5-under, two strokes ahead of
Soren Hansen. After losing a three-shot lead on the back
nine on Sunday, survived a playoff with Thomas Levet,
Steve Elkington and Stuart Appleby to earn the Claret Jug.
After parring his way through the four-hole playoff, made a
par out of the greenside bunker on the first hole of sudden
death against Levet. With his right foot anchored on the top
of a bunker left of the 18th green, blasted out to 5 feet and
made the putt to secure the victory. 2001: In a year full of
streaks, didn't win for the first time since joining TOUR in
1994...Ranked in top 30 for seventh time in eight years with
1998 the only year he failed to qualify for THE TOUR
Championship...Best chance to win was a playoff loss at
THE TOUR Championship. Closed with 68 to tie eventual
winner Mike Weir, Sergio Garcia and David Toms at 14under
270...Completed year in November by teaming with
Retief Goosen to win World Cup in Japan. Els and Goosen
beat three others teams, including Americans Tiger Woods
and David Duval, in a playoff. 2000: Victory at The INTER-
NATIONAL extended to seven years his string of years with
TOUR wins. Defeated Phil Mickelson by four points to earn
his eighth TOUR title. 48 points, under Modified Stableford
scoring system, tied tournament record Mickelson set in
1997...Also finished second five times, most since Jack
Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer in 1964 (six). Record is 13 by
Harold (Jug) McSpaden (1945). Began with playoff loss to
Tiger Woods at Mercedes Championships and then had
seconds at Masters, U.S. Open and British Open. First player
to finish second in three consecutive majors in same
season. Jack Nicklaus (1964) was previous player to have
three majors' runners-up in same year. 1999: Earned twostroke
victory over Ted Tryba, Tiger Woods and Davis Love
III at Nissan Open. 1998: Claimed sixth career TOUR victory
at Bay Hill. Rains forced 36-hole finish Sunday and thirdround
65 vaulted him to six-stroke lead while closing 73
good for four-stroke win...After T16 at Masters, ranked
No.1 in world for several weeks...Member of victorious
Presidents Cup team in 1998 with a 3-1-1 individual record.
1997: Became first international player since Alex Smith
(1906 and 1910) to win U.S. Open more than once with victory
at Congressional CC. Trailed Tom Lehman by one stroke
after 36 holes and by two after 54. Final-round 69, including
decisive par on 71st hole, secured victory by one stroke
over Colin Montgomerie...Successfully defended Buick
Classic title the following week in wire-to-wire fashion.
First repeat wire-to-wire winner since Tom Watson won
Tournament of Champions in 1979-80. 1996: Won Buick
Classic for third TOUR title...Won third consecutive Toyota
World Match Play Championship (1994-96)...Was 3-1-1 as
member of International Team in Presidents Cup. 1995:
Earned second title at GTE Byron Nelson Classic on
strength of second-round 61, a course record at
Cottonwood Valley. His 263 total broke Sam Snead's 38year-old
tournament record...At PGA Championship at
Riviera, equaled 36-hole tournament record with 131 and
set 54-hole record with 197. Held three-stroke lead entering
final round, but shot 72 to finish two strokes out of
Steve Elkington-Colin Montgomerie playoff. 1994:
Victorious at U.S. Open in a playoff over Loren Roberts and
Colin Montgomerie. Held two-stroke lead entering final
round, but closed with a 73. Montgomerie eliminated from
18-hole playoff after 78. Els and Roberts each shot 74 and
Els won with 4 on 20th hole. 1993: Became first player to
record four rounds in 60s at the British Open, finishing T6.
1992: Won six events on Southern African Tour...Joined
Gary Player that year as only players to win South African
Open, South Africa PGA and South African Masters in
same year. 1991: Played eight events on the Nationwide
Tour, with a best finish of T9 at the Tulsa Open. Amateur:
Was a scratch golfer at age 14, when he won the world
under-14 title at San Diego.
PERSONAL:
Started playing golf at age 9...An accomplished junior tennis
player, turned full attention to golf at age 14…Heavily
involved in junior golf of South Africa and Cancer Society of
South Africa...Hosts Ernie Els Invitational in South Africa to
raise money for charity. Ernie Els Foundation formed in
early 1999, with the purpose of providing full support to
disadvantaged children. Proceeds from the Ernie Els
Invitational go to four charities and the Foundation…In
December 1998, received lifetime membership on
European Tour. Other non-Europeans so honored are Bob
Charles, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player...In 2002, the 2000
Engelbrecht-Els wine was released and received the highest
rating yet given to a South African wine...Third Ernie Els
design signature golf course near George in South Africa
opened in 2004...Web site is ernieels.com.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................69.29 (2)
Driving Distance ..........................................297.9 (31)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................56.99% (162)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.66% (68)
Putting Average............................................1.764 (27)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–3 times, most recent The
Barclays/1
Career Low Round/Round: 61–1995 GTE Byron Nelson
Golf Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,200,000–2004
World Golf Championships–American Express
Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1998 Kemper
Open/1
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Bob Estes (ES-tis)
EXEMPT STATUS: 117th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Bob Alan Estes
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 180
BIRTHDATE: February 2, 1966
BIRTHPLACE: Graham, TX
RESIDENCE: Austin, TX
FAMILY: Single
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (4):
1994 Texas Open. 2001 FedEx St. Jude Classic, Invensys
Classic at Las Vegas. 2002 Kemper Insurance Open.
Only top-10 of the season came in 13th start, a solo second at
the FedEx St. Jude Classic where he won in 2001. Unusual second-round
64 included a bogey on No. 10, a triple bogey on No.
11, followed by seven consecutive birdies (Nos. 12-18) for a
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T6—AT&T Classic; T8—Zurich Classic of New Orleans;
T9—Shell Houston Open.
2007 SEASON:
Three top-10s in April and May assured a spot in the top 125
for the season...Held a share of the 36-hole lead at the Shell
Houston Open. Finished T9 for second consecutive top-10 in
Houston...Second top-10 finish came three weeks later at the
Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Posted four sub-par rounds to
finish T8...Third top-10 was T6 at the AT&T Classic, posting
rounds of 67-70 on the weekend to finish four shots out of
the Zach Johnson-Ryuji Imada playoff.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished in the top 100 on the money list for the 15th time
in his career, including each of the last 10 years. Made the cut
in 17 of 25 starts and was twice a runner-up...In eighth start of
season, finished runner-up, six strokes behind winner Stuart
Appleby, at the Shell Houston Open. It was his first top-10 of
the season and best performance on TOUR since a second at
the 2004 FedEx St. Jude Classic...Posted his second runner-up
finish of the season and second top-10, losing by one to Will
MacKenzie at the Reno-Tahoe Open. Set tournament 36-hole
record with a 15-under 129. Shared 54-hole lead with
MacKenzie. Double bogeyed the first hole of the final round but
rallied to tie MacKenzie entering the 72nd hole. Missed 16footer
for birdie, then MacKenzie made his from 10 feet to win.
2005: The 2001 champion of the FedEx St. Jude Classic finished
T6 for his lone top-10 of the season and his fifth top-10 in his
last seven appearances at TPC Southwind. It was his first top-
10 on TOUR since finishing second in Memphis in 2004. 2004:
back-nine 32. 2003: Despite not winning for the first time since
2000, finished among the top 40 on the money list for the third
straight season thanks to six top-10s..Narrowly missed fifth
career title at the HP Classic of New Orleans, losing in a sudden-death
playoff to Steve Flesch. 002: Captured fourth career
TOUR title (third in last 26 events) at the Kemper Insurance
Open. Shared lead at 10-under with Bob Burns after 54 holes,
and finished one stroke ahead of runner-up Rich Beem.
Recorded 17 pars and one birdie in final-round 70. 2001: Posted
two victories and ended season with six consecutive top-10s to
place career-high ninth on money list. One of nine multiple winners
on TOUR...Opened with 61 in the Fed Ex St. Jude Classic,
a season-low start by a winner, and never trailed en route to
winning by one stroke over Bernhard Langer. It was the season's
only wire-to-wire victory...In contrast, never led after a round
until winning the Invensys Classic at Las Vegas by one stroke
over Tom Lehman. Was five shots off the pace after 72 holes
and closed with a 63, which tied for low finish by winner on the
year...Won the Fall Finish presented by PricewaterhouseCoopers
with late-season rush. 2000: Fell out of the top 30 on the money
list for the first time in two seasons. 1999: Started the season
on a positive note with a T4 at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
and missed only one cut in 28 starts. His nine top-10s were a
career high...Posted T4 at Masters, best career finish in a major.
1998: Put together seven top-10s that included a second and
third. T2 at Bay Hill Invitational followed by solo third at Greater
Greensboro Chrysler Classic. 1997: Rebounded with $340,057
in earnings in 19 starts. Had 25 consecutive rounds of par or better,
the second longest on TOUR for the year. 1996: Lost fully
exempt status after finishing 149th on money list. 1994: Earned
first TOUR victory at Texas Open. Opened by tying course record
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-3
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1988 5 4 5,968/237
1989 27 14 1 2 5 135,628/102
1990 28 18 4 9 212,090/69
1991 32 19 1 7 147,364/105
1992 28 18 1 2 4 190,778/80
1993 28 23 1 1 5 12 447,187/32
1994 27 23 1 1 1 8 17 765,360/14
1995 24 21 5 12 433,992
1996 26 7 1 1 2 123,100/149
1997 19 15 1 3 8 340,057/69
1998 29 23 1 1 7 14 987,930/28
1999 28 27 9 15 1,357,618/26
2000 21 12 3 7 538,706/88
2001 26 20 2 1 1 8 12 2,795,477/9
2002 26 20 1 8 14 1,934,600/26
2003 25 22 1 1 6 10 1,824,414/33
2004 23 14 1 1 7 1,046,064/74
2005 25 22 1 7 891,477/92
2006 25 17 2 2 6 1,340,244/67
2007 28 16 3 6 87,579/109 878,051/117
Total 500 355 4 9 8 79 174 16,396,106
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1997 3 2 1 2 8,674/131
Total 3 2 1 2 8,674
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 3
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
EDUCATION: University of Texas
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Music, hunting, physical fitness
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1988
Q SCHOOL: 1988
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
of 62 at Oak Hills CC, then cruised to wire-to-wire victory. 1993:
Held lead briefly during final round of 1993 PGA before finishing
T6...Was part of five-man playoff at Buick Southern Open,
won by John Inman. 1989: Came close to victory in rookie season
when he lost playoff to Mike Hulbert at B.C. Open.
PERSONAL:
First played golf at age 4 and set sight on PGA TOUR at age
12...High school teammate of Mike Standly...Once worked for
Charles Coody in bag room of Fairway Oaks Golf & Racquet
Club...Serves as host for annual FCA Tom Landry Memorial Golf
Tournament in Austin, TX...Works with personal trainer, former
world-class pole vaulter Scott Hennig. Follows a strict routine
that includes weightlifting, agility exercises, diet and short-distance
sprints...Played basketball in high school…Has been a
season-ticket holder for University of Texas football since 1989.
PLAYER STATISTICS
Year 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02
Masters CUT T29 T27 T4 T19 45
U.S. Open CUT T44 T52 CUT T30 CUT T30 CUT
British Open CUT T24 T8 CUT T24 T49 T20 T25 T18
PGA CUT T76 T6 T47 T6 CUT T34 T6 CUT T37 CUT
THE PLAYERS T70 CUT T70 T20 T35 T34 CUT T42 T62 CUT CUT T44
TOUR Championship T15 28 25 T7 T11
Accenture Match Play T33 T9 T33 T5
Bridgestone Invitational T19
American Express Champ T11 T9
Year 03 04 05 06 07
Masters 22 T31
U.S. Open CUT CUT T11 CUT T58
British Open T34 T20
PGA T57 CUT T28 CUT
THE PLAYERS 31 CUT T17 CUT CUT
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T17
Bridgestone Invitational T46
CA Championship T25
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.84 (95)
Driving Distance ..........................................283.2 (143)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.17% (96)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.81% (149)
Putting Average............................................1.754 (17)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent Ginn sur
Mer Classic at Tesoro/1
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2 times, most recent 2001
FedEx St. Jude Classic/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $810,000–2001
Invensys Classic at Las Vegas/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Buick
Open/13
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (8):
1991 Buick Open. 1992 New England Classic, The
INTERNATIONAL. 1997 Freeport-McDermott Classic. 1999
B.C. Open. 2000 B.C. Open. 2001 Sony Open in Hawaii.
2005 Buick Championship.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
1993 Heineken Australian Open [Aus].
OTHER VICTORIES (10):
1986 Provident Classic. 1994 Franklin Templeton Shootout
[with Fred Couples]. 1995 Fred Meyer Challenge [with Greg
Norman]. 1996 Fred Meyer Challenge [with Greg Norman].
1997 Fred Meyer Challenge [with Greg Norman]. 1999 Fred
Meyer Challenge [with Billy Andrade]. 2001 Fred Meyer
Challenge [with Billy Andrade], Franklin Templeton
Shootout [with Scott McCarron]. 2002 Franklin Templeton
Shootout [with Scott McCarron].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T33—Travelers Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Finished outside the top 150 in earnings for the first time
since 1983 and will use a one-time, top-25 all-time money
list exemption for 2008...Best finish was a T33 effort at the
Travelers Championship...Underwent season-ending foot
surgery on August 23, but is expected to be ready for the
2008 season.
Brad Faxon (FAX-un)
EXEMPT STATUS: Top 25 on PGA TOUR Career
Money List
FULL NAME: Bradford John Faxon, Jr.
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 180
BIRTHDATE: August 1, 1961
BIRTHPLACE: Oceanport, NJ
RESIDENCE: Barrington, RI
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 3-6
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1981A 2 1
1982A 1
1983A 1 1
1983 8 5 1 2 16,526/160
1984 33 19 1 2 6 71,688/82
1985 31 15 1 6 46,813/124
1986 34 16 1 2 92,716/90
1987 28 19 2 10 113,534/90
1988 29 15 1 3 8 162,656/74
1989 28 20 2 2 5 222,076/63
1990 28 16 1 3 8 197,118/81
1991 28 23 1 1 4 11 422,088/34
1992 26 20 2 2 7 12 812,093/8
1993 25 20 4 11 312,023/55
1994 25 23 2 6 10 612,847/24
1995 25 19 1 5 8 471,887
1996 22 22 4 9 14 1,055,050/8
1997 23 17 1 3 6 10 1,233,505/10
1998 25 19 1 8 401,496/74
1999 21 15 1 1 7 582,691/68
2000 29 20 1 5 9 999,460/46
2001 26 21 1 6 12 1,951,412/18
2002 25 21 2 1 5 10 1,814,672/31
2003 27 22 3 1 8 15 2,718,445/11
2004 28 20 2 8 1,016,898/76
2005 23 14 1 1 4 8 1,700,535/45
2006 26 13 5 543,681/143
2007 18 5 84,645/219
Total 645 441 8 17 9 88 205 17,656,554
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Made only 13 cuts in 26 events entered...Was three
strokes back through 36 holes at THE PLAYERS
Championship, but weekend rounds of 79-69 dropped him
to T16...Also finished T16 at the Southern Farm Bureau
Classic. Was two back through 36 holes at Annandale Golf
Club...Ranked 10th on TOUR in putts per round, 28.50 average.
2005: Won for the first time in nearly five years. Earned
eighth career TOUR title in 598th career event at the Buick
Championship, defeating Tjaart van der Walt in suddendeath
playoff. Started the final round seven shots off the
lead, and posted career-best 9-under-par 61 to overcome
third-round leader, Justin Rose and van der Walt. On the
first playoff hole, stuck a 7-iron from a fairway bunker to 3
feet. Converted birdie and clinched victory after van der
Walt missed 10-foot birdie putt try. Became first player
since Jose Maria Olazabal (2002 Buick Invitational) to win
after making the cut on the number. Earned a career-best
paycheck of $774,000 to push season earnings over $1 million
for the fifth straight campaign...Three weeks after winning,
had surgery on September 13 to repair a torn anterior
cruciate ligament (ACL) in his right knee and missed the
remainder of the season. He injured his knee in late 2003
and played in pain for almost two years...Recipient of the
Payne Stewart Award, given at THE TOUR Championship.
2004: Slow start to the season due to an injury in the offseason.
Missed the first month of the season rehabilitating
a torn right anterior cruciate ligament without surgery.
FAMILY: Wife, Dory; Melanie, Emily, Sophie, Charlotte
EDUCATION: Furman University (1983, Economics)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports, golf course design,
family
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1983
Q SCHOOL: Fall 1983
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Made his first start at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro
Am on February 5, where he missed the cut...Had a stretch
of 362 consecutive holes without a three-putt, the longest
on TOUR in five years. Streak lasted 19 rounds, from PGA in
August to Chrysler Classic of Greensboro in mid-October.
2003: Notched eight top-10s spread over seven months
with career-best earnings of $2,718,445...Finished third at
the Buick Invitational, T2 at the Bay Hill Invitational, second
at the Chrysler Classic of Greensboro and lost in playoff to
Bob Tway at the Bell Canadian Open. 2002: Despite not winning
on TOUR for the first time since 1998, finished season
31st on TOUR money list with $1,814,672...Finished T2 at
Nissan Open, one stroke behind winner Len Mattiace...Lost
to eventual winner Kevin Sutherland in the semifinals of the
Accenture Match Play Championship. Finished third after
defeating Paul Azinger on the 19th hole in the consolation
match...Also T2 at The Honda Classic. 2001: Returned to the
top 30 on money list (18th) for first time since 1997. Earned
a victory for third consecutive year. Won Sony Open in
Hawaii by four strokes. Made an eagle during each round.
Had five-shot cushion after 36 holes and was three up going
into the final round. 2000: Became the first player in B.C.
Open history to successfully defend his title with a onestroke
victory over Esteban Toledo. Spent July 16-17 in
Scotland, attempting to qualify for British Open. After failing,
he caught a flight home to play in B.C. Open. Started
with a 68-66 and was T2 through 36 holes, trailing Toledo
by three strokes. Third-round 68 lifted him into tie for 54hole
lead. Closed with a 68 for his seventh TOUR title. Won
Year 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93
Masters T31 T9
U.S. Open CUT CUT T50 57 CUT T33 66 CUT CUT T68
British Open CUT T11 T73 CUT
PGA CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT T48 T15 T14
THE PLAYERS T33 CUT CUT CUT CUT T17 T70 CUT T67 DQ
TOUR Championship T7
Year 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06
Masters T15 T17 T25 CUT T26 T24 T10 T12 T23 T31
U.S. Open T33 T56 T82 T65 T49 CUT CUT T66 CUT CUT
British Open 7 T15 T32 T20 T11 T47 CUT T46 T60 T23
PGA T30 5 T17 CUT T13 T61 T27 T59 T29 CUT T13 CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS T6 T49 4 T35 T46 T77 T26 T36 T11 T42 T46 T16
TOUR Championship T26 2 T6 T26 T21
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T5 3 T17 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T63 T9 T32 T31
CA Championship CNL T49 T16 T13
NATIONAL TEAMS: Walker Cup, 1983; Ryder Cup (2), 1995, 1997; Dunhill Cup, 1997.
Brad FAXON
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B.C. Open twice while age 38--in 1999 tournament held in
the fall and in 2000 event played in summer...Earned his
third putting title. Led the TOUR in Putting Average in 1996
and 1999 and in 2000 had a 1.704 average (a new record at
the time). 1999: Won B.C. Open in playoff over Fred Funk.
Trailed Funk by five strokes through 36 holes, closed with
70-67 to force playoff. Due to Hurricane Floyd, final 36
holes played Sunday. Due to darkness, playoff held
Monday morning when he won with par on second extra
hole. 1997: Earned first victory since 1992 at Freeport-
McDermott Classic. Gained one-stroke lead with thirdround
66 and secured a three-stroke victory over Bill
Glasson and Jesper Parnevik with final-round 69. Posted
runner-up finishes at Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic,
MCI Classic and MasterCard Colonial and for second
straight year finished among top-10 on TOUR money list.
1996: Surpassed $1 million in earnings for first time on
strength of four runner-up finishes. Made all 22 cuts...Lost
playoff to Jim Furyk at United Airlines Hawaiian Open, finished
three behind Steve Stricker at Kemper Open, lost
playoff at Sprint International to Clarence Rose and closed
with 68 for second at THE TOUR Championship. 1995:
Featured five top-10s and first selection to Ryder Cup
HOT SHOTS
Brad Faxon (Continued)
Team...Shot front-nine 28 in final round of PGA, the second
28 in major championship history (Denis Durnian, 1983
British Open). 1992: Earned two TOUR victories. Defeated
Phil Mickelson by two strokes at New England Classic...14point
final round good for two-point victory over Lee Janzen
at The INTERNATIONAL...Also lost two playoffs, to Steve
Elkington at Infiniti Tournament of Champions and to Dan
Forsman at Buick Open. 1991: Defeated Chip Beck in playoff
for first official TOUR win at Buick Open. 1986: Earned
unofficial victory at Provident Classic when he defeated
Scott Hoch by one. Amateur: Winner 1983 Fred Haskins,
Golf magazine and NCAA Coaches Awards as nation's outstanding
golfer...1982-83 All-America selection at
Furman...Winner of 1980-81 New England Amateurs and
1979-80 Rhode Island Amateurs.
PERSONAL:
Along with Billy Andrade, runs Billy Andrade/Brad Faxon
Charities for Children, Inc., which was formed in 1991 and
has donated more than $7 million to youngsters in Rhode
Island and southeastern Massachusetts. Organization was
honored in 1999 with Golf Writers Association of America's
Charlie Bartlett Award, given to playing professionals for
their unselfish contributions to society…Along with
LOWEST PERCENTAGE OF PUTTS MADE FROM INSIDE 10 FEET (2007)
Rank Course % Made Attempts Putts made
1 Pebble Beach Golf Links 83.87 4,700 3,942
2 Plantation Course at Kapalua 84.64 2,643 2,237
3 Grayhawk Golf Club - Raptor 84.65 7,833 6,631
4 Westchester CC 84.86 8,072 6,850
5 Congressional Country Club 85.20 7,399 6,304
HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF PUTTS MADE FROM INSIDE 10 FEET (2007)
Rank Course % Made Attempts Putts made
1 Colonial CC 89.01 6,390 5,688
2 TPC Deere Run 88.66 8,207 7,276
3 East Lake GC 88.60 2,167 1,920
4 Cog Hill G&CC 88.23 4,759 4,199
5 Brown Deer Park GC 88.01 7,442 6,550
Andrade, serves as host for CVS Charity Classic…Created
own junior golf foundation and hosts its annual tournament
in Rhode Island. Co-Chair, with Andrade, of Button Hole, a
short course that serves as a teaching and learning center
for kids.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................72.23 (183)
Driving Distance ..........................................269.9 (186)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................56.04% (176)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................56.28% (186)
Putting Average............................................1.770 (36)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–Travelers Championship/1
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2005 Buick
Championship/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $774,000–2005 Buick
Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1997 Buick
Open/11
Rory Sabbatini
at Colonial
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T17—2007 Viking Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3):
2007 Henrico County Open, BMW Charity Pro-Am at The
Cliffs, Xerox Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T17—Viking Classic; T18—Turning Stone Resort
Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Won three times in 2007 and became the eighth player in
Nationwide Tour history to earn an immediate three-victory
promotion to the PGA TOUR. Voted Player of the Year. Made
the cut in 12 of 17 starts during the 2007 Nationwide Tour
season, with six top-25 finishes. Finished the season No. 3
on the money list, with $369,951 despite not playing in the
final eight events…Opened the year with a T8 at the
Jacob's Creek Open and a T16 at the New Zealand PGA
Championship…Finished in a four-way tie with Bryn Parry,
Roland Thatcher and Chris Baryla at 13-under 275 at the
Henrico County Open. Birdied the third extra hole for his
first Tour win, making him the 50th international winner in
Tour history and the 19th from Australia (a Tour record).
Collected $81,000 to move into the top 10 on the money
list, a position he wouldn't relinquish the rest of the
year…Came back in his next start to win the BMW Charity
Pro-Am at The Cliffs, making him the first player since
Jason Gore in 2005 to win in back-to-back starts. A 7-under
65 in the final round, highlighted by a perfect 14 fairways
hit and six birdies in his last eight holes, helped him edge
Nicholas Thompson by one stroke. The $117,000 first-place
check moved him to the top of the money list. The win also
came with a new BMW X5 Sports Activity Vehicle, the first
Nick Flanagan
EXEMPT STATUS: Three-time winner on 2007
Nationwide Tour
FULL NAME: Nicholas John Flanagan
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 145
BIRTHDATE: June 13, 1984
BIRTHPLACE: Newcastle, Australia
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2004A 5
2004 5 1 6,180
2005 1 1 1 56,947
2007 4 2 2 122,029/209
Total 15 4 3 185,155
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2005 2 1 2,340/281
2006 24 16 1 1 2 8 169,812/32
2007 17 12 3 5 6 369,951/3
Total 43 29 3 1 1 7 14 542,103
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 1 1 7,29
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 3 1 1 15,49
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
car owned by Flanagan and the first given to the winner of
a Nationwide Tour event…A planned two-week summer
break to Australia turned into a month hiatus, thanks to an
unscheduled hernia operation. Made the cut in his first five
events upon his return, culminating with a final-round, 7under
63 and a seven-stroke comeback to win the Xerox
Classic, giving him three come-from-behind wins in 2007
and earning a promotion to the PGA TOUR. Collected
$108,000 with the victory, moving into second on the Tour
money list…Two-time winner of the Tour's Player of the
Month award, doing so in May and sharing the honor with
Justin Bolli in August. Ended the year ranked No. 7 in the
All-Around Ranking…Made the cut in his first two TOUR
starts after the promotion, finishing T18 at the Turning
Stone Resort Championship and T17 at the Viking Classic.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Made the cut in nine of 24 starts during his rookie
season on the Nationwide Tour, with two top-10 finishes.
Completed the season No. 32 on the money list, with
$169,812...Played well in both events Down Under, placing
third at the Jacob's Creek Open and a T21 at the ING New
Zealand PGA Championship...Posted a career-best runnerup
finish at the Price Cutter Charity Championship, two
strokes behind champion Doug LaBelle II. His 54-hole score
of 22-under 194 equaled the best of the season to that
point. Posted seven consecutive birdies on Nos. 2-8 during
the third round, just one shy of the season-best set by Tim
Wilkinson...Finished the season ranked No. 9 in Total
Driving and No. 14 in All-Around Ranking. 2005: T34 at the
Lake Erie Charity Classic in his only made Nationwide Tour
cut in two career starts prior to 2006…Has made the cut in
two of 11 career starts on the PGA TOUR, with a career-best
T23 at the 2005 British Open. 2004: Had 10 starts, three as
an amateur, on the PGA TOUR. Only made cut was a T66 at
RESIDENCE: New South Wales, Australia; plays out of
Concord GC
FAMILY: Single
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Surfing, music, cars
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2004
JOINED TOUR: 2007
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2007)
the Reno-Tahoe Open...Member of the Australasian Tour
from 2004-06. Amateur: Winner of the 2003 U.S. Amateur
at Oakmont CC, becoming the first Australian in 100 years
and first international player in 32 years to win the prestigious
tournament. Defeated Casey Wittenberg in 37 holes
to join fellow Aussie U.S. Amateur winner Walter Travis. At
age 19, the only player younger to win the title was Tiger
Woods (18)...Received a telegram wishing him luck from
Greg Norman prior to the start of the final round and then a
congratulatory phone call following his victory.
PERSONAL:
Lists Tiger Woods as his hero...Cites playing in major championships
as his biggest thrill in golf.
PLAYER STATISTICS
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 04 05
Masters CUT
U.S. Open CUT
British Open CUT T23
Nick FLANAGAN
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.57 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................304.1 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................67.86% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................79.17% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.842 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 68–2 times, most recent Viking
Classic/1
Career Low Round/Round: 66–2004 Michelin
Championship at Las Vegas/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $73,029–2007 Turning
Stone Resort Championship/T18
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Wyndham
Championship/129
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (4):
2003 HP Classic of New Orleans. 2004 Bank of America
Colonial. 2007 Reno-Tahoe Open, Turning Stone Resort
Championship.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
1997 Nationwide Tour Championship.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
1996 Benson & Hedges Malaysian Open [Asia].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Reno-Tahoe Open, Turning Stone Resort Championship;
T5—U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee.
2007 SEASON:
Earned two PGA TOUR victories down the stretch to become
one of six multiple winners in 2007. One of only four lefthanders
(Phil Mickelson, Mike Weir and Bob Charles) to win
multiple times on the PGA TOUR. Finished among the top-30
on the money list for the fourth time in his career...First top-
10 came in July, a T5 at the U.S. Bank Championship...
Claimed third career TOUR title two weeks later in wire-towire
fashion (lone player to win wire-to-wire in 2007) at the
Reno-Tahoe Open. Opened with a 9-under-par 63 en route to
five-stroke victory over Charles Warren and Kevin
Stadler...Four starts later, bested Michael Allen by two shots
with rounds of 66-65-66-73—270 in winning the inaugural
Turning Stone Resort Championship. Earned $1.08 million to
boost his earnings to more than $2.2 million.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished in the top 100 on the money list for ninth
time...Matched career high in starts with 33 (2003). Made
26 cuts, second most in career behind 29 in 2000...Best finishes
were T3s at The International and Chrysler Classic of
Greensboro. 2005: Had lowest career finish on the money
list, 95th, after posting just two top-10s...Collected his second
top-10 in a major championship with a T10 finish at the
PGA Championship...Had an MRI on Dec. 22, 2005, to diag-
Steve Flesch
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 two-time tournament winner
(through 2010)
FULL NAME: Stephen J. Flesch
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 165
BIRTHDATE: May 23, 1967
BIRTHPLACE: Cincinnati, OH
RESIDENCE: Union, KY; plays out of Triple Crown CC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1993 2 2 6,786/252
1994 1
1996 1
1998 29 23 1 1 5 14 777,186/35
1999 31 20 1 3 6 552,346/75
2000 32 29 1 13 21 2,025,781/13
2001 32 24 6 14 1,207,552/44
2002 32 22 7 11 1,192,341/52
2003 33 21 1 9 12 2,269,630/21
2004 31 24 1 1 4 11 2,461,787/18
2005 30 16 2 5 869,106/95
2006 33 26 2 4 8 1,417,615/61
2007 31 19 2 3 6 90,620/71 2,288,899/26
Total 318 226 4 3 4 56 108 15,069,029
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1990 1 1 1 1,400/182
1991 2 1 570/297
1994 1 1 360/292
1997 27 19 1 1 9 14 133,190/4
1998 1 1 1 1 1 34,050/63
Total 32 23 1 2 10 16 169,570
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
nose pain in his right shoulder and underwent arthroscopic
surgery the next day to treat decompression in his shoulder.
2004: Surpassed $2 million in earnings and won for the second
consecutive season...Earned second career win at the
Bank of America Colonial in May on his 37th birthday,
defeating Chad Campbell by one stroke. Shared third-round
lead with Campbell and Brian Gay. Turned third-round lead
into victory for first time in six tries. Only player in field to
post four rounds in the 60s. Win moved him to career-best
24th in the world. Surpassed $1-million mark in earnings for
fifth consecutive season...Paired with two left-handers,
Russ Cochran and Greg Chalmers, in the final round of the
HP Classic of New Orleans...Named Player of the Month in
May...Collected first top-10 in a major (19 appearances)
with his T7 at the U.S. Open. 2003: Earned a career-high
$2,269,630 thanks to nine top-10s...Sank a 35-footer for
birdie on the first extra hole of a playoff at the HP Classic of
New Orleans to defeat Bob Estes and earn his first career
victory in his 174th start on TOUR. Became the seventh lefthander
to win on TOUR. Win came after finishing second in
New Orleans in 1998 and 1999...A 10-under-par 62 in the
first round at Southern Highlands during the Las Vegas
Invitational was career low. 2002: Posted T4 at the Bell
Canadian Open, one stroke out of a three-way playoff
(champion John Rollins, Neal Lancaster and Justin
Leonard), one of seven top-10s during the season. 2001:
Finished in the top 50 on the money list for third time in four
years as a member thanks to six top-10s. 2000: Ranked second
behind Tiger Woods in top-10s with 13...Best opportunity
for victory came at National Car Rental Golf Classic at
Walt Disney World. Had two-stroke lead over Woods going
into final round. He and Woods shot final-round 69s but
Duffy Waldorf fired 62 to take victory. Marked second
career solo second. 1999: Season interrupted when he fractured
right forearm falling down stairs after leaving Tucson.
Made first start since injury at THE PLAYERS Championship
and went on to post three top-10s...Held 54-hole lead at
Compaq Classic of New Orleans before finishing second,
two strokes behind Carlos Franco. 1998: Voted PGA TOUR
FAMILY: Wife, Lisa; Griffin McCarty, Lily Katelin
EDUCATION: University of Kentucky
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Golf course design
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1990
JOINED TOUR: 1998
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1999)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Rookie of the Year. First left-hander to receive honor, keyed
by seven consecutive top-25s in the spring, including a second
and a third. 1997: Won Nationwide Tour Championship
to vault from 24th to fourth place on money list and earn
exempt status on PGA TOUR in 1998. 1996: Finished top-10
on Asian Tour Order of Merit for the third time in his career;
others came in 1993-94...Won Benson & Hedges Malaysian
Open to earn spot in Sarazen World Open, where he finished
T9 and earned $47,000. 1993: Winner of the Kentucky
Open for second time in career; other came in 1991.
PERSONAL:
Began game right-handed before switching over to natural left
side...One of four left-handers (Vic Wilk, Eric Axley and Greg
Chalmers are the others) to win on Nationwide Tour...Cincinnati
Reds, Cincinnati Bengals and Kentucky Wildcats basketball
fan...Interested in getting involved in golf course
design...Inducted into the Kentucky Golf Hall of Fame in
December 2007.
Year 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05
Masters CUT T17 T29
U.S. Open 84 CUT CUT CUT CUT T18 CUT T7 T67
British Open T20 CUT CUT T54 77
PGA T13 T34 CUT T13 T17 CUT T37 T10
THE PLAYERS CUT T38 T40 CUT T39 CUT T79
TOUR Championship 15 T9 T21
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T9 T17 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T11 T48
CA Championship T11 T21 T23
Year 06 07
PGA T24 T23
THE PLAYERS T63 CUT
PLAYER STATISTICS
2006 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.84 (69)
Driving Distance ..........................................286.2 (124)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................65.59% (65)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.99% (79)
Putting Average............................................1.771 (73)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2006 Low Round/Round: 63–Reno-Tahoe Open/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2003 Las Vegas
Invitational/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,080,000–2007
Turning Stone Resort Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 Booz Allen
Classic/22
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Raymond Floyd
WORLD GOLF HALL OF FAME MEMBER (Inducted 1989)
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 1969 PGA Championship
(Lifetime)
FULL NAME: Raymond Loran Floyd
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 200
BIRTHDATE: September 4, 1942
BIRTHPLACE: Fort Bragg, NC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 5-10
Year Events Played 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings Rank
1963 17 17 1 1 3 5 10,529/58
1964 21 21 2 4 11 21,407/30
1965 19 19 1 3 9 36,692/25
1966 19 19 1 1 6 11 29,713/33
1967 23 23 1 3 9 25,254/47
1968 20 20 1 2 6 14 56,490/26
1969 25 20 3 6 9 104,814/6
1970 23 17 1 3 11 43,591/45
1971 28 19 1 4 10 49,846/45
1972 24 18 4 7 32,579/71
1973 24 19 1 2 7 38,751/75
1974 26 22 3 1 8 14 116,385/17
1975 25 20 1 1 5 12 103,628/13
1976 23 21 2 1 1 9 16 178,318/7
1977 24 23 2 8 15 163,261/7
1978 26 20 1 4 14 77,595/30
1979 26 19 1 6 10 122,872/26
1980 27 24 1 1 9 15 192,993/10
1981 23 23 3 2 14 18 359,360/2
1982 23 18 3 3 9 16 386,809/2
1983 22 22 1 8 18 208,353/20
1984 23 18 2 8 102,813/68
1985 22 20 1 2 1 9 15 378,989/5
1986 23 19 2 1 5 15 380,508/9
1987 20 12 2 9 122,880/86
1988 19 16 3 8 169,549/69
1989 17 13 1 2 74,699/145
1990 17 11 1 1 3 6 264,078/55
1991 17 15 1 5 10 284,897/56
1992 15 15 1 2 1 5 11 741,918/13
1993 6 5 2 4 126,516/120
1994 4 4 1 3 95,017/158
1995 4 4 2 65,031
1996 2 2 1 2 67,800/184
1997 3 2 7,811/284
1998 2 1 1 31,000/229
1999 2 2 22,480/253
2000 3
2001 2
2002 2
2003 1
2004 2
2005 1
2006 1
2007 2
Total 698 583 22 24 13 163 347 5,323,075
CHAMPIONS TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 3-1
Year Events Played 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings Rank
1992 7 3 1 6 6 436,991 14
1993 14 2 4 2 12 14 713,168 9
1994 20 4 5 2 17 20 1,382,762 2
1995 21 3 7 1 19 21 1,419,545 2
1996 23 1 4 16 20 1,043,051 8
1997 20 3 10 16 584,755 23
1998 21 1 1 10 18 702,472 19
1999 19 2 1 9 15 683,314 27
2000 17 1 6 9 717,258 26
2001 14 2 5 9 546,190 34
2002 11 7 205,718 70
2003 11 2 5 201,675 66
2004 11 2 2 169,679 69
2005 12 1 4 177,309 69
2006 9 1 3 4 330,708 51
2007 9 1 2 140,366 80
Total 239 14 23 14 119 172 9,454,959
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
RESIDENCE: Palm Beach, FL
FAMILY: Wife, Maria; Raymond, Jr.
(9/20/74), Robert Loran (1/23/76), Christina Loran
(8/29/79); one granddaughter
EDUCATION: University of North Carolina
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports, golf-course design
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1961
JOINED TOUR: 1963
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75
Masters T8 T7 T35 CUT T13 CUT 54 T22 T30
U.S. Open T14 T6 T38 T13 T22 8 CUT 16 T15 T12
British Open T34 CUT T23
PGA T57 T17 T18 T20 T41 1 T8 CUT T4 T35 T11 T10
THE PLAYERS T24 T21
Year 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88
Masters 1 T8 T16 T17 T17 T8 T7 T4 T15 T2 CUT CUT T11
U.S. Open 13 T47 T12 CUT T45 T37 T49 T13 T52 T23 1 T43 T17
British Open 4 8 T2 T36 T3 T15 T14 CUT T16 T17 CUT
PGA T2 T40 T50 T62 T17 T19 1 T20 13 CUT CUT T14 T9
THE PLAYERS T12 T13 CUT T14 CUT 1 T22 T23 T12 T33 T21 CUT DQ
Year 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01
Masters T38 2 T17 2 T11 T10 T17 T25 CUT CUT T38 CUT CUT
U.S. Open T26 CUT T8 T44 T7 T36
British Open T42 T39 CUT T12 T34 T58
PGA T46 T49 T7 T48 CUT T61
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT
TOUR Championship T5
Year 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT
U.S. Open CUT
CHAMPIONS TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05
Senior PGA Championship T13 T3 1 19 T35 15 T24 T51 T40 T15 T17 T10 T14
Constellation Energy Senior Players Champ 2 T3 T10 1 T19 T19 T9 1 T6 T17
U.S. Senior Open Championship T7 12 T8 3 T44 3 T11 4 T16 T21 T19 CUT T14
JELD-WEN Tradition T3 1 T6 3 T19 5 T20 W/D T16 T21
Year 06 07
Senior PGA Championship T42
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup (10), 1969, 1975, 1977, 1981, 1983, 1985, 1991, 1993;
Captain, 1989; Captain's Assistant, 2008.
Raymond FLOYD
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (22):
1963 St. Petersburg Open Invitational. 1965 St. Paul Open
Invitational. 1969 Greater Jacksonville Open, American
Golf Classic, PGA Championship. 1975 Kemper Open. 1976
Masters Tournament, World Open Golf Championship.
1977 Byron Nelson Golf Classic, Pleasant Valley Classic.
1979 Greater Greensboro Open. 1980 Doral-Eastern Open.
1981 Doral-Eastern Open, Tournament Players
Championship, Manufacturers Hanover Westchester
Classic. 1982 Memorial Tournament, Danny Thomas
Memphis Classic, PGA Championship. 1985 Houston Open.
1986 U.S. Open, Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic.
1992 Doral-Ryder Open.
CHAMPIONS TOUR VICTORIES (14):
1992 GTE North Classic, Ralphs Senior Classic, SENIOR
TOUR Championship. 1993 Gulfstream Aerospace
Invitational, Northville Long Island Classic. 1994 The
Tradition, Las Vegas Senior Classic, Cadillac NFL Golf
Classic, GOLF MAGAZINE SENIOR TOUR Championship.
1995 PGA Seniors' Championship, Burnet Senior Classic,
Emerald Coast Classic. 1996 Ford Senior Players
Championship. 2000 Ford Senior Players Championship.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (4):
1978 Brazilian Open. 1979 Costa Rica Open. 1981 Canadian
PGA [Can]. 1992 Fuji Electric Grand Slam [Jpn].
OTHER VICTORIES (12):
1985 Chrysler Team Championship. 1988 Skins Game. 1990
Franklin Templeton Shootout [with Fred Couples], RMCC
Invitational. 1993 Franklin Templeton Shootout [with Steve
Elkington]. 1994 Diners Club Matches [with Dave
Eichelberger]. 1995 Office Depot Father-Son Challenge
[with Raymond Jr.]. 1996 Office Depot Father-Son
Challenge [with Raymond Jr.]. 1997 Office Depot Father-
Son Challenge [with Raymond Jr.]. 2000 Office Depot
Father-Son Challenge [with Robert]. 2001 Office Depot
Father-Son Challenge [with Robert]. 2006 Wendy's
Champions Skins Game [with Dana Quigley].
BEST 2007 CHAMPIONS TOUR FINISHES:
T8—Ginn Championship at Hammock Beach
2007 SEASON:
Was one stroke off the first-round lead at the inaugural
Ginn Championship at Hammock Beach on the Champions
Tour and eventually finished T8 at Palm Coast…Made his
43rd appearance at the Masters but missed the cut…In
August, named as a Captain's Assistant for the 2008 U.S.
Ryder Cup team by Captain Paul Azinger, along with Dave
Stockton and Olin Browne.
Raymond Floyd (Continued)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Made his 42nd Masters appearance but failed to
make the cut...Once again played an abbreviated
Champions Tour schedule, yet managed three top-10s in
nine official starts, the most he's had in a single year since
2001...In mid-May at The Boeing Championship at
Sandestin, made a run at becoming the Champions Tour's
oldest winner. Matched his age for the first time with a
final-round, 8-under 63, one off his Champions Tour career
low, on The Raven Course at Sandestin. Eventually fell one
stroke short of Bobby Wadkins but still became the thirdyoungest
player in Champions Tour annals to shoot his age
in a round that included five consecutive birdies on the
back nine. 2005: Returned to the site of his 1969 PGA
Championship victory in Dayton, OH, and was in contention
for most of the U.S. Senior Open before finishing T14 after
a final-round 77. Was presented with an honorary membership
to NCR CC after his second round. 2004: Missed
the cut in two PGA TOUR starts at the Masters and U.S.
Open...Limited his schedule on the Champions Tour to just
12 events, with best finish a T4 at the Allianz
Championship...Second to Mike Hill in the season-ending
Georgia-Pacific Grand Champions Championship. 2003:
Missed cut at the Masters, his only TOUR event of the season...Posted
a pair of T9s on the Champions Tour and finished
T2 at the Georgia-Pacific Grand Champions
Championship. 2002: Missed cuts at the Masters and
Western Open but recorded a pair of 72s at the Chicago
event...Finished 70th on the Champions Tour money list
with seven top-25s...Underwent successful prostate cancer
surgery at Johns Hopkins Medical Center in late December.
2001: Did not make cut for second consecutive year...Made
14 starts on Champions Tour and finished No. 34 on the
money list, his lowest finish since turning 50 in 1992. 2000:
Captured his fourth Champions Tour major at the Ford
Senior Players Championship. 1992: Collected most recent
TOUR victory at the Doral-Ryder Open, which he won at age
49. After turning 50 later that year, captured GTE North
Classic on Champions Tour, becoming first to win on both
Tours in same year. He and Sam Snead are only players in
TOUR history to win in four decades. 1989: Ryder Cup
Captain, culmination of Ryder Cup career that included
eight Ryder Cup teams...Inducted into World Golf Hall of
Fame. 1986: Shot closing 66 to win U.S. Open at
Shinnecock Hills by two over Chip Beck and Lanny
Wadkins. 1983: Won Vardon Trophy. 1982: Defeated Lanny
Wadkins by three strokes at PGA. 1981: Won THE PLAYERS
Championship in playoff over Barry Jaeckel and Curtis
Strange, the year before the tournament moved to TPC
Sawgrass. 1976: Wire-to-wire winner of the Masters.
1969: Won PGA by one stroke over Gary Player.
PERSONAL:
His family was named by Golfweek as the 1994 “Golf
Family of the Year.” Also selected Golf World's "Man of the
Year" for 1992...The son of a career Army man, L.B. Floyd,
he was exposed to golf at an early age but chose to pursue
baseball until capturing the National Jaycees golf title in
1960...Remains a devoted Chicago Cubs fan…Has two
sons. Raymond, Jr., a Wake Forest graduate, works at the
investment firm Weeden Capital in Greenwich, CT, and
Robert is in residential real estate in Palm Beach Gardens,
FL. Daughter Christina, also a Wake Forest graduate, works
for Sotheby's in New York City.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................75.12 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................282.4 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................69.64% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................51.39% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.892 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 74–AT&T Classic/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2 times, most recent 1992
MCI Heritage Golf Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $252,000–1992
Doral–Ryder Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994 Buick
Invitational of California/26
2007 CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS:
Scoring Average ..........................................72.09 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................264.6 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................67.21% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................66.41% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.825 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round: 66–2007 AT&T Championship/2.
Career Low Round: 62–1992 Ralphs Senior Classic/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $345,000–2000 Ford
Senior Players Championship/1
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (8):
1992 Shell Houston Open. 1995 Ideon Classic at Pleasant
Valley, Buick Challenge. 1996 B.C. Open. 1998 Deposit
Guaranty Golf Classic. 2004 Southern Farm Bureau Classic.
2005 THE PLAYERS Championship. 2007 Mayakoba Golf
Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun.
CHAMPIONS TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2006 AT&T Championship. 2007 Turtle Bay Championship.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
1993 Mexican Open.
OTHER VICTORIES (3):
1983 Maryland Open. 1987 Maryland Open. 2005 CVS
Charity Classic [with Chris DiMarco].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun; 5—
Travelers Championship.
BEST 2007 CHAMPIONS TOUR FINISHES:
1—Turtle Bay Championship; T2—Charles Schwab Cup
Championship; T3—Constellation Energy Senior Players
Championship, AT&T Championship; 7—Ginn
Championship at Hammock Beach, FedEx Kinko's Classic
Fred Funk
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 2005 PLAYERS
Championship (through 2010)
FULL NAME: Frederick Funk
HEIGHT: 5-8
WEIGHT: 165
BIRTHDATE: June 14, 1956
BIRTHPLACE: Takoma Park, MD
RESIDENCE: Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-3
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1982 3 2 1,779/251
1985 1 1 1 6,345/196
1986 3
1987 2 1 2,400/255
1988 2 1 1,552/286
1989 29 17 1 2 3 59,695/157
1990 29 13 1 3 7 179,346/91
1991 31 17 5 9 226,915/73
1992 32 24 1 1 3 9 416,930/34
1993 34 24 5 11 309,435/56
1994 30 23 4 8 281,905/67
1995 32 26 2 4 11 717,232
1996 31 23 1 1 2 8 13 814,334/21
1997 33 25 1 3 10 544,419/38
1998 32 25 1 1 1 8 17 1,121,988/23
1999 34 27 3 8 14 1,638,881/16
2000 32 24 4 10 827,691/58
2001 33 27 2 4 13 1,237,004/43
2002 29 24 4 7 19 2,383,071/13
2003 33 25 1 1 9 12 2,144,653/27
2004 29 20 1 1 1 6 8 2,103,731/25
2005 30 23 1 1 3 11 2,830,046/11
2006 29 25 1 3 9 1,579,837/48
2007 22 12 1 2 6 90,151/77 1,239,376/77
Total 595 429 8 12 12 91 201 20,668,565
CHAMPIONS TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Year Events Played 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings Rank
2006 3 1 1 3 344,122 48
2007 10 1 1 2 6 9 997,964 16
Total 13 2 1 2 7 12 1,342,086
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
2007 SEASON:
At age 50, captured events on both the PGA TOUR and the
Champions Tour. Finished second in Driving Accuracy to
Jose Coceres at 75.26 percent...In his second Champions
Tour appearance of the season, won by a record 11 strokes
at the Turtle Bay Championship. Led wire-to-wire for the
second time in his brief Champions Tour career and also
played bogey-free golf over the three days. Fired rounds of
65-64-64--193...At age 50 years, 8 months and 12 days,
earned eighth PGA TOUR victory in fourth start of the season
at the Mayakoba Golf Classic. Fifth-oldest champion in
PGA TOUR history and the oldest since Art Wall (51 years,
7 months, 10 day) at the 1975 Greater Milwaukee Open.
Posted rounds of 62-69-64-71--266 and beat Jose Coceres
with a birdie on the second hole of a sudden-death playoff,
hitting a 4-iron on the par-3 10th to 6 feet. Joined Craig
Stadler as the only players to win in the same season on the
PGA TOUR and the Champions Tour...Forced to withdraw
from The Honda Classic and PODS Championship due to
back injury, and missed the last half of March due to the
injury…Finished fifth at the Travelers Championship, aided
by rounds of 67-69 on the weekend...Qualified for the season-ending
Charles Schwab Cup Championship on the
Champions Tour. Finished T2 in the Northern California
event and was tied for the lead at one point Sunday before
eventual winner Jim Thorpe pulled away from a crowded
leaderboard with four straight birdies.
FAMILY: Wife, Sharon; Eric (8/2/91), Taylor Christian
(10/30/95), Perri Leigh (12/16/99)
EDUCATION: University of Maryland (1980, Law
Enforcement)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Water and snow skiing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1981
Q SCHOOL: 1988, 1989.
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Made 25 of 29 cuts (86.21 percent), the highest percentage
of his career. Turned 50 halfway through the season
and won his first Champions Tour title at the AT&T
Championship...In eighth start of PGA TOUR season, posted
first top-10, a T10 at the Bay Hill Invitational presented by
MasterCard. Was one of four players to post final rounds in
the 60s (68-69)...Posted final-round 10-under-par 62, one
stroke off the English Turn G&CC course record, to finish
one stroke behind Chris Couch at the Zurich Classic of New
Orleans...Collected his seventh top-10 at the Southern Farm
Bureau Classic with a T8 at Annandale Golf Club...Tied Brett
Quigley for the TOUR lead in rounds in the 60s with
47...Finished in the top 11 in all three Champions Tour
starts. 2005: Earned a career-best $2,830,046 and won in
back-to-back seasons for the first time since the 1995-96
seasons...Became the oldest winner of THE PLAYERS
Championship at 48 years, nine months and 14 days by
defeating Tom Lehman, Scott Verplank and Luke Donald by
a stroke on the third Monday finish in the last six years for
the tournament. After weather played havoc over the first
four days, had to play 33 holes on Monday to capture his
seventh career win. Got up and down from the greenside
bunker and made a 6-foot putt on 18 to get to 9-under 279,
then sat and waited as Donald and Joe Durant, who were
one stroke behind him with one hole to play, failed to make
birdie to force a playoff. Third player in tournament history
Year 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97
Masters CUT T38 T36 T17
U.S. Open T23 CUT CUT CUT CUT T33 T7 T44 CUT CUT T43
British Open 73
PGA T47 T57 CUT T44 T55 T39 T26 T61
THE PLAYERS CUT T60 T39 T78 T61 T13 T14
TOUR Championship T27 14
Year 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT T37 CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT
U.S. Open CUT CUT T44 T35 6 T23 T40 T30
British Open W/D CUT CUT CUT T66
PGA T23 73 T9 T70 T4 T7 CUT T47 T20 CUT
THE PLAYERS T69 T38 T13 T33 CUT T45 T10 1 T16 CUT
TOUR Championship T24 T5 T24 T9 T24 T24
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33 T33 T33 T33 T33 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T2 T14 T61 T41 T42 T69
CA Championship T7 T49 T40 T29
CHAMPIONS TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 06 07
Constellation Energy Senior Players Champ T11
U.S. Senior Open Championship T11
JELD-WEN Tradition 11
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (2), 2003, 2005; Ryder Cup, 2004.
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FUNK, Fred
SECTION PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES
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with local ties to win THE PLAYERS Championship (Mark
McCumber-1988, David Duval-1999). Led the tournament in
Driving Accuracy (85.7 percent) and Greens in Regulation
(80.6 percent). Earned five-year TOUR exemption that
assured him of a spot on the TOUR until age 54...Earned
spot on his second Presidents Cup Team (0-2-2). 2004: Won
for first time in over six years with victory at the Southern
Farm Bureau Classic, the site of his last victory in July
1998. The drought spanned 196 tournaments and included
10 runner-up finishes. Became second two-time winner of
the tournament after making birdie on the final hole to
defeat rookie Ryan Palmer by one stroke (Brian Henninger
1994, 1999). Led by one stroke through 54 holes. Tied 72hole
tournament record on current course with 22-under
266 total (Steve Lowery, Skip Kendall/2000)...Finished ninth
on the 2004 Ryder Cup Team points list to make his first
Ryder Cup Team at age 48, oldest player to finish in top 10
in U.S. Ryder Cup points. 2003: Posted a career-high nine
top-10s, including a T2 at the FBR Capital Open in Potomac,
MD...On the strength of T7 finish at PGA Championship,
was named as Captain's Pick by Jack Nicklaus to 2003 U.S.
Presidents Cup team. 2002: Topped $2 million in earnings
for the first time and finished a then-highest 13th on the
money list. Had four runner-up finishes, a career best. The
last players to have that many runner-up finishes in a year
without winning were Davis Love III and Tom Lehman in
1999...T4 at PGA after taking halfway lead and then placed
T2 the following week at the NEC Invitational in Seattle.
2001: Finished in the top 20 10 times, including a T3 at the
Air Canada Championship and a third at the Southern Farm
Bureau Classic. 2000: Suffered a tear in right knee which
required surgery in September, but rebounded by making
his last six cuts of the year, including back-to-back top-10s
to end the season, a T4 at National Car Rental Golf Classic
at Walt Disney World Resort and T6 at Southern Farm
Bureau Classic. 1999: Finished second three times and
posted eight top-10s. Runner-up at MasterCard Colonial,
Air Canada Championship and B.C. Open (losing Monday
Fred Funk (Continued)
playoff to Brad Faxon). 1998: Collected his fifth TOUR victory
and for the first time in his 10-year career eclipsed the
$1-million mark in earnings. Made 25 of 32 cuts on his way
to $1,121,988 season in which he was among top 10 eight
times and top 25 17 times. Along with victory, also finished
second and third...Earned two-stroke win at Deposit
Guaranty Golf Classic. After rounds of 69-64, stood one off
36-hole lead. Third-round 69 produced share of the lead.
Birdied four holes on Sunday back nine on way to
66...Nearly became two-time winner for first time since
1995 at Buick Challenge, losing a playoff when Steve
Elkington parred first extra hole. 1996: Earned fourth victory
in five-year stretch, at B.C. Open. Third-round 63 moved
him into share of lead with Pete Jordan. After birdieing four
of six holes on Sunday, round was canceled due to rain and
tournament was reduced to 54 holes. Hit 7-iron approach
on first extra hole to within 10 inches to secure
victory...Nearly won again the following week when rain
reduced Buick Challenge to 36 holes. Was part of five-man
playoff won by Michael Bradley. 1995: Opened four-stroke
lead through 54 holes of Ideon Classic. Won by one stroke
over Jim McGovern after closing 73...Entered final round of
Buick Challenge tied with Steve Stricker before closing 67
gave him one-stroke victory over John Morse and Loren
Roberts. 1992: First TOUR victory came at Shell Houston
Open. Grabbed one-stroke lead with course-record 62 in
third round, then shot closing 70 for two-stroke victory over
Kirk Triplett. Shot 59 on TPC Scottsdale (Desert Course) during
pro-am at Phoenix Open. 1989: Rookie on the PGA
TOUR. 1984: Won Foot-Joy National Assistant Pro
Championship.
PERSONAL:
Golf coach at University of Maryland from 1982 through
1988...Also worked as newspaper circulation supervisor
before joining TOUR...One of the first TOUR players to have
LASIK surgery. One of his bag sponsors is Dr. Whitten &
Associates...Named to the University of Maryland Athletic
Hall of Fame in 2007 as well as the state of Maryland
Athletic Hall of Fame...Active in Jacksonville (FL) community,
raising funds for J.T. Townsend, who suffered a spinal
cord injury playing high school football in 2004. Assisted in
raising money for after-care expenses and building a
wheelchair-accessible home for Townsend.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.54 (61)
Driving Distance ..........................................271.9 (184)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................74.15% (3)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.70% (152)
Putting Average............................................1.825 (172)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 62–Mayakoba Golf Classic at
Riviera Maya-Cancun/1
Career Low Round/Round: 61–1999 B.C. Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,440,000–2005 THE
PLAYERS Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 Buick
Classic/21
2007 CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS:
Scoring Average ..........................................69.16 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................274.0 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................84.21% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................70.76% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.727 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round: 64–2 times, most recent 2007 Turtle Bay
Championship/3.
Career Low Round: 64–2 times, most recent 2007 Turtle
Bay Championship/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $240,000–2 times,
most recent 2007 Turtle Bay Championship/1
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (13):
1995 Las Vegas Invitational. 1996 United Airlines Hawaiian
Open. 1998 Las Vegas Invitational. 1999 Las Vegas
Invitational. 2000 Doral-Ryder Open. 2001 Mercedes
Championships. 2002 Memorial Tournament. 2003 U.S.
Open Championship, Buick Open. 2005 Cialis Western
Open. 2006 Wachovia Championship, Canadian Open. 2007
Canadian Open presented by Franklin Templeton
Investments.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
1993 Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (3):
1997 Argentine Open. 2005 Nedbank Challenge [SAf]. 2006
Nedbank Challenge [SAf].
OTHER VICTORIES (2):
1998 Fred Meyer Challenge [with David Duval]. 2003 PGA
Grand Slam of Golf.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Canadian Open presented by Franklin Templeton
Investments; T2—Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial,
U.S. Open; T3—Nissan Open, AT&T National; T4—Sony
Open in Hawaii; T5—Buick Open; T6—AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am.
2007 SEASON:
Competed in all four PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
events and finished 11th on the season-long points list.
Captured his 13th career PGA TOUR title at the Canadian
Open, where he also won in 2006. Exceeded $4 million in
earnings for the third consecutive season and earned a spot
on his fifth Presidents Cup team...In second start of 2007,
finished T4 at the Sony Open in Hawaii. One of two players
to post four rounds in the 60s...Shared the 36-hole lead
Jim Furyk (FYUR-ik)
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 2003 U.S. Open
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: James Michael Furyk
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: May 12, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: West Chester, PA
RESIDENCE: Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-7
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1988A 1
1990A 1
1991A 1
1993 1
1994 31 17 3 7 236,603/78
1995 31 22 1 3 10 535,380
1996 28 24 1 3 13 738,950/26
1997 27 24 3 1 13 17 1,619,480/4
1998 28 24 1 2 2 12 19 2,054,334/3
1999 25 24 1 1 8 17 1,827,593/12
2000 25 24 1 1 8 15 1,940,519/17
2001 24 19 1 2 8 16 2,540,734/13
2002 25 19 1 9 14 2,363,250/14
2003 27 25 2 1 1 15 22 5,182,865/4
2004 14 8 2 5 691,675/116
2005 26 23 1 4 10 14 4,255,369/4
2006 24 22 2 4 3 13 19 7,213,316/2
2007 23 20 1 2 2 8 16 101,022/11 4,154,046/7
Total 362 295 13 19 10 115 204 35,354,112
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1993 25 13 1 1 3 6 58,240/26
1994 1 1 1 1 3,815/153
Total 26 14 1 1 4 7 62,055
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
with Phil Mickelson at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-
Am. Finished T6...One week later, closed with rounds of 67-
67 at the Nissan Open to finish T3, three strokes behind
champion Charles Howell III...Claimed his best Masters finish
since 2001 (T4) with a T13, seven back of winner Zach
Johnson...Four rounds in the 60s at the Crowne Plaza
Invitational at Colonial forced extra holes with Bernhard
Langer and Rory Sabbatini. Missed 35-foot birdie putt on
the first extra hole to finish T2 with Langer when Sabbatini
made a 15-foot birdie putt. It was his 18th PGA TOUR runner-up
finish...Became the first player since Arnold Palmer
in 1966-67 to be a runner-up in the U.S. Open in consecutive
years, as he finished T2 (with Tiger Woods) to Angel
Cabrera at Oakmont CC. Was tied for the lead until a bogey
on the par-4 17th...Posted his 37th consecutive below-par
round on Sunday of Buick Open to finish T5. It was his
eighth top-10 finish at the Buick Open, giving him the most
top-10s in event history...Shared the first-round lead at the
inaugural AT&T National. Fell out of contention with a 74 in
the second round, but posted 68-69 on the weekend to finish
T3, his fourth top-five finish in his last five starts. He
was the only player in the field to finish in the top-10 at the
1997 U.S. Open and the inaugural AT&T National, both held
at Congressional Country Club...Captured 13th career PGA
TOUR victory as he successfully defended his Canadian
Open title by one stroke over Vijay Singh at age 37 years,
two months and 17 days. First player since Jim Ferrier
(1950-51) to win the Canadian Open back to back. Posted
rounds of 69-66-69-64--268, overcoming the three-stroke,
54-hole lead of Singh. With 4,500 FedExCup points, moved
to No. 3 on the FedExCup points list and trailed FedExCup
points leader Tiger Woods by 4,207 points. First player since
Mark Hensby (2004 John Deere Classic) to post an ace (final
round, No. 4, 209 Yards, 5-iron) and go on to win…Forced
to withdraw from the World Golf Championships-
Bridgestone Invitational the following week because of a
FAMILY: Wife, Tabitha; Caleigh Lynn (6/24/02); Tanner
James (12/12/03)
EDUCATION: University of Arizona
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1992
Q SCHOOL: 1993
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
back injury...Didn't post a top-10 finish in the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup, but wound up 11th in
points...Earned a spot on his fifth Presidents Cup team and
compiled a record of 3-2-0, thus bringing his all-time record
to 13-8-2.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished a career-best second on the PGA TOUR
money list and won twice in a season for just the second
time (2003). Has collected at least one victory in 11 of his 14
seasons on TOUR...Led TOUR in top-fives with 11, including
nine top-threes. Shared TOUR lead in top-10s with Vijay
Singh (13)...Won his first Vardon Trophy awarded by the
PGA of America for best scoring average on the PGA TOUR
(68.86) but finished second on TOUR, where the minimum
number of rounds to qualify is 50 (Tiger Woods- 68.11).
Vardon Trophy minimum is 60...Won the Wachovia
Championship in a one-hole playoff over Trevor Immelman
and won the Canadian Open...Collected a runner-up finish
at the Verizon Heritage for the second consecutive year.
Shared the 54-hole lead with Aaron Baddeley, but finished
one stroke back of Baddeley...At the Wachovia
Championship, had a one-shot lead through 54 holes, closed
with a 1-under 71 and earned $1.134 million for his 11th
career victory. Made an 8-foot par putt on the 72nd hole to
force the playoff and made a 6-foot par putt on 18 to
win...Finished runner-up at the U.S. Open at Winged Foot.
Has made cuts in 12 of 13 U.S. Opens in his career and has
collected five top-10 finishes, including the 2003
victory...Captured his 12th career TOUR victory at the
Canadian Open. Posted rounds of 63-71-67-65--266 to edge
Bart Bryant by one stroke, moving to No. 2 in the Official
World Golf Ranking. With $900,000 payday, cracked $6 million
in single-season earnings for the first time and $30 million
for his career...Compiled 2-3-0 record in his fifth U.S.
Ryder Cup appearance...Beat Sweden's Henrik Stenson by
Year 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06
Masters T29 T28 4 T14 T14 T6 CUT 4 28 T22
U.S. Open T28 T5 T5 T14 T17 60 T62 CUT 1 T48 T28 T2
British Open T44 4 T4 T10 T41 CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT 4
PGA T13 T17 T6 CUT T8 T72 T7 9 T18 CUT T34 T29
THE PLAYERS CUT T13 T53 T35 T17 T61 T21 T14 T4 CUT T3
TOUR Championship T15 2 T3 T15 DNS T7 T18 8 13 2
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T9 T9 T9 T33 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T10 T4 2 T6 T6 T22 T24 3 DNS
CA Championship T11 CNL T33 T12 T36 T15 4
Year 07
Masters T13
U.S. Open T2
British Open T12
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS T28
TOUR Championship T11
Accenture Match Play Championship T17
CA Championship T35
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup (5), 1997, 1999, 2002, 2004, 2006; The Presidents Cup (5),
1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2007; World Cup, 2003.
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SECTION 2 PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

FURYK, Jim
SECTION PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES
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two strokes in early December to claim a second consecutive
Nedbank Challenge title in South Africa. 2005: In July,
picked up his first win since the 2003 Buick Open and since
his wrist surgery in early 2004 at the Cialis Western Open.
Shared the first- and third-round leads. Fell four behind
leader Ben Curtis through three holes of Sunday's final
round but fought back with five birdies over the remainder
of the round and finished with a 2-under 69 to defeat Tiger
Woods by two strokes. Led the field in Greens in
Regulation (75%)...A $165,000 check at the Ford
Championship at Doral moved him over the $20-million
mark in career earnings...Despite suffering from rib injury
throughout the week, went undefeated in Presidents Cup
play, posting a 3-0-2 (2-0-1 with Tiger Woods) record
including a Sunday singles victory over previously undefeated
Adam Scott...Chipped in on the second playoff hole
to beat Adam Scott, Retief Goosen and Darren Clarke at the
Nedbank Challenge in South Africa. 2004: Did not have a
win for the first time since the 1997 season after undergoing
arthroscopic surgery to repair cartilage damage in his
left wrist on March 22, which sidelined him for nearly three
months. Played in 14 events, the lowest total in his 11-year
TOUR career, and finished outside the top 100 on the
money list for the first time. Played in the first two events
of the season in Hawaii. Decided the week of the Bay Hill
Invitational to have surgery after sitting out more than two
months...Finished fourth on the Ryder Cup Team points list
to make his fourth Ryder Cup Team. 2003: Collected first
major championship of his career, the U.S. Open at Olympia
Fields near Chicago. Claimed a victory in sixth consecutive
season. Became 57th player to make the U.S. Open his first
career major championship. Shared second-round and held
third-round lead. Set 36-hole record (133), along with Vijay
Singh. Set 54-hole mark (200) and tied 72-hole record
(272)...With four rounds in the 60s, captured Buick Open to
win twice for first time in a season and jumped to a careerbest
No. 3 in the Official World Golf Ranking. Held 54-hole
lead and with a final-round 68, completed two-stroke victory
over a group of four players that included Tiger
Woods...Lost in playoff to Scott Hoch at Ford Championship
at Doral...Played on his third U.S. Presidents Cup team.
2002: Won the Memorial Tournament thanks to a finalround
65 that included a chip-in for birdie on the par-3 12th
hole and an eagle from the front bunker on the par-5 15th.
Won by two strokes over John Cook and David Peoples,
Jim Furyk (Continued)
marking the fifth consecutive season with a victory.
Recorded third-round ace with 5-iron from 192 yards on No.
4...Made his third appearance as a member of the U.S.
Ryder Cup team and compiled a 1-2-2 record. 2001: Earned
sixth PGA TOUR title at Mercedes Championships. Was
four strokes down to start the final round in Maui. Holed a
10-foot birdie putt on 72nd hole in Kapalua that put him in
the lead as Rory Sabbatini missed three-foot birdie that
would have forced a playoff. Victory came after slight cartilage
tear in right wrist sidelined him late the previous
year. Suffered injury the previous fall while trying to intercept
a pass in the parking lot of a Baltimore Ravens-
Pittsburgh Steelers NFL game...Lost in a playoff on the seventh
extra hole at the WGC-NEC Invitational to Tiger
Woods. Holed bunker shot for par on first playoff hole to
extend the match. 2000: For the second time in his career,
missed only one cut all season, at SEI Pennsylvania Classic.
In 1999, missed cut at AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-
Am...Earned fifth PGA TOUR victory at the Doral-Ryder
Open. Shared first-round lead after opening with a 7-underpar
65. Was three strokes back of Franklin Langham after
54 holes. Trailed Langham by six with seven holes to play.
Shot 30 on back nine for a final-round 65 and equaled tournament
record with 23-under-par 265...Member of his second
U.S. Presidents Cup Team. Presidents Cup record was
3-1-0 for a two-year total of 4-4-0. 1999: Earned third Las
Vegas Invitational title, becoming first successful defender.
Victory started with rounds of 67-64-63 for a share of 54hole
lead. After awakening to early morning earthquake,
played in 40-mph winds and shot 71 to build a three-stroke
lead. Final-round 66 good enough to edge Jonathan Kaye
by one stroke...A member of victorious U.S. Ryder Cup
team, notching a key 4-and-3 singles victory over Sergio
Garcia in Sunday's matches. 1998: Made cut in 24 of his 28
appearances, including a win, two seconds, two thirds and
three fourths...Closed year by becoming the first player to
win the Las Vegas Invitational twice. Rounds of 67-68-69-
63 put him in first place after 72 holes, three strokes ahead
of Mark Calcavecchia. Closed with a 68 to Calcavecchia's
66 for one-stroke victory. 1997: Set then-TOUR record for
most money earned without a victory with $1,619,480,
fourth on money list...Nearly had successful defense at
United Airlines Hawaiian Open, losing in a playoff to Paul
Stankowski...Also placed T5 at U.S. Open, fourth at British
Open and T6 at PGA Championship. 1996: Won United
Airlines Hawaiian Open, birdieing third playoff hole to top
Brad Faxon, who made a 50-foot eagle putt on the 72nd
hole to force playoff. 1995: Recorded first PGA TOUR victory
at Las Vegas Invitational. Grabbed share of lead with
David Edwards after third-round 65 at TPC Summerlin.
Following fourth-round 67, shared lead with Billy Mayfair.
Went on to one-stroke victory over Mayfair...Three weeks
later, earned unofficial victory at Lincoln-Mercury Kapalua
International. 1994: Recorded three top-10s as a rookie,
including T7 at Northern Telecom Open, his first start of the
year. 1993: Member of the Nationwide Tour, won
Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic in playoff over Bob
Friend...Qualified for TOUR by finishing T37 at Qualifying
Tournament. Amateur: Twice named All-Pac 10 Conference
and All-America at University of Arizona.
PERSONAL:
Possesses one of the PGA TOUR's less orthodox swings.
His father, Mike, has been his only swing instructor...
Started putting cross-handed at age 7...Never played high
school football, although did play basketball as a sophomore.
Played midget football until age 13...Owns a home
on The Plantation Course at Kapalua, home of the
Mercedes-Benz Championship.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................69.47 (6)
Driving Distance ..........................................279.7 (166)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................74.37% (2)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................69.44% (4)
Putting Average............................................1.778 (53)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Canadian Open presented by
Franklin Templeton Investments/4
Career Low Round/Round: 62–3 times, most recent 2001
THE TOUR Championship/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,134,000–2006
Wachovia Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 The
Barclays/2
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (6):
2001 MasterCard Colonial, Buick Classic. 2002 Mercedes
Championships. 2004 EDS Byron Nelson Championship,
Buick Classic. 2005 Booz Allen Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (10):
1997 Catalonian Open Championship. 1999 Murphy's Irish
Open [Eur], Linde German Masters [Eur]. 2001 Trophee
Lancome [Eur], Nedbank Golf Challenge [SAf]. 2002
Canarias Open de Espana [Eur], Kolon Cup Korean Open
[Asia]. 2003 Nedbank Golf Challenge [SAf]. 2004 Mallorca
Classic [Eur]. 2005 Omega European Masters [Eur].
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
1999 Dunhill Cup [with Miguel Angel Jimenez and Jose
Maria Olazabal].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—THE PLAYERS Championship, British Open; T3—World
Golf Championships-CA Championship; 4—THE TOUR
Championship presented by Coca-Cola; T5—Arnold Palmer
Invitational presented by MasterCard; 6—Nissan Open;
9—BMW Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Competed in all four PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
events and recorded top-10 finishes at the BMW
Championship and THE TOUR Championship presented by
Coca-Cola to wind up 13th on the season-long points list.
Earned a career-high in earnings and had the second runner-up
finish at a major championship of his career at the
British Open…In first start of the PGA TOUR season, finished
sixth at the Nissan Open, carding four rounds in the
60s...Opened 66-69 and finished T5 at the Arnold Palmer
Invitational, five strokes behind Vijay Singh. Fifth top-10 in
eight starts at the Bay Hill Club…Tied for third at the World
Golf Championships-CA Championship, giving him six top-
10 finishes in eight career starts in the CA Championship...
Birdied four of his final five holes on Sunday to post a 6under-par
66 and finish second at THE PLAYERS
Sergio Garcia
EXEMPT STATUS: 2004-05 three-time tournament
winner (through 2008)
FULL NAME: Sergio Garcia Fernandez
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 160
BIRTHDATE: January 9, 1980
BIRTHPLACE: Castellon, Spain
RESIDENCE: Borriol, Spain
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 3-3
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1996A 1
1998A 1 1
1999A 1 1
1999 8 6 1 1 4 6 784,917/53
2000 16 14 2 5 8 1,054,338/42
2001 18 14 2 2 8 12 2,898,635/6
2002 21 19 1 9 14 2,401,993/12
2003 20 12 2 4 666,386/95
2004 18 16 2 5 10 3,239,215/9
2005 20 17 1 1 2 8 13 3,213,375/10
2006 17 13 1 5 8 1,560,733/49
2007 19 17 2 1 7 13 101,077/9 3,721,185/9
Total 160 130 6 6 7 53 88 19,540,777
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1998A 3 2 1 1 2
Total 3 2 1 1 2
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 13 10 1 1 2 8 1,675,240
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Championship, two strokes behind Phil Mickelson. The 133
total (67-66) over the final 36 holes was one off the tournament
record shared by Rocco Mediate and Fred Couples...
Held the lead after the first three rounds of the British Open.
Made bogey on his 72nd hole at Carnoustie to finish in a tie
with Padraig Harrington. Lost in the four-hole aggregate
playoff by one stroke (1-over par to Harrington's even par).
It was his 13th top-10 in a major, including finishing in the
top five in the last three British Opens...Finished ninth at the
BMW Championship and moved from 16th to 10th in the
FedExCup points standings...Aided by Friday-Saturday
rounds of 64-64, finished fourth at THE TOUR Championship
presented by Coca-Cola. Finished ninth in the FedExCup
standings to earn a $550,000 bonus.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Recorded top-10s in two major championships, the
British Open (T5) and PGA Championship (T3), along with a
4-1-0 record for European Ryder Cup squad...Finished out of
the top 30 on money list for just the second time in six seasons,
and 11th in the European Tour Order of Merit, thanks
to runner-up finishes in the last two events of the season...
Upped career record at the Ryder Cup to 14-4-2 after
European victory. 2005: On the strength of victories on both
the PGA TOUR and the European Tour, finished the season
No. 8 in the Official World Golf Ranking. Posted two top-10s
at majors...Outright leader through 18, 36 and 54 holes at
the Wachovia Championship. Lost six-stroke lead in 12
holes. Managed to get the lead back with consecutive
birdies, but slipped into a tie when he bogeyed the par-3
17th. His closing even-par 72 was good enough to get in a
playoff with Vijay Singh and Jim Furyk. Eliminated on the
first extra hole by three-putting from 45 feet, missing a 6footer
for par...Earned sixth career TOUR victory at the Booz
Allen Classic, defeating Davis Love III, Adam Scott and Ben
Crane by two shots. Opened 71-68-66 and trailed 54-hole
leader Tom Kite by two strokes. Final-round 65 included a
front-nine 6-under-par 30 that matched the low nine-hole
score at Congressional CC...With six victories by age 25,
only third person to accomplish that feat since 1970, joining
FAMILY: Single
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Real Madrid FC (soccer), kids,
tennis
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1999
JOINED TOUR: 1999
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
current players Tiger Woods (29 wins) and Phil Mickelson
(eight wins)...The next week finished T3 at the U.S. Open at
Pinehurst No. 2...Finished T5 at the British Open at St.
Andrews, his fourth top-10 in last five trips to British
Open...Captured his 10th international victory, riding a thirdround
lead to a one-stroke victory over Sweden's Peter
Gustafsson at the Omega European Masters...Posted his
eighth top-10, a T3 at the WGC-American Express
Championship, one shy of his career TOUR high nine in
2002. 2004: Finished ninth in the Official World Golf
Ranking, winning two TOUR events (both in playoffs) and
one European Tour event...In sixth Masters appearance,
logged a T4 for second career top-10 in Augusta, aided by
low final round, a 6-under-par 66, that included a double
bogey on the par-3 sixth hole...Collected his third career
PGA TOUR title at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship
after winning a three-way playoff on the first hole over
Dudley Hart and Robert Damron. Became the 13th player to
win both the Byron Nelson and the Bank of America
Colonial in a career...Won a three-man playoff for the second
time in five weeks on the third extra hole at the Buick
Classic. Victory over Rory Sabbatini and Padraig Harrington
improved his playoff record to 3-1...Playing in his third Ryder
Cup, had a 4-0-1 record for the winning European
squad…Earned fifth career European Tour victory in Spain
at the Mallorca Classic at Pula Golf Club. 2003: Managed
two top-10s in 20 starts...Posted a T4 at the Buick Classic,
his third straight top-10 at the tournament. 2002: Began
year with a victory at the season-opening Mercedes
Championship, and top-10 finishes in all four majors, the
only player to do so...Posted a 3-2-0 record in Europe's winning
Ryder Cup effort...Captured the Canarias Open de
Espana on the European Tour, the fourth career European
Tour victory for the Spain native and his first professional
win in Spain...Birdied the 18th hole on The Plantation
Course at the Mercedes Championships to set up playoff
with David Toms, then birdied same hole again to earn third
PGA TOUR title. Overcame a four-shot deficit with a final
round 9-under-par 64, for the best final-round finish at The
Plantation Course. The last first-time champion of the event
Year 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T38 T40 CUT 8 T28 T4 CUT 46 CUT
U.S. Open T46 T12 4 T35 T20 T3 CUT CUT
British Open CUT T29 CUT T36 T9 T8 T10 CUT T5 T5 2
PGA 2 T34 CUT T10 CUT CUT T23 T3 DQ
THE PLAYERS CUT T50 T4 CUT T53 T32 T14 2
TOUR Championship T2 28 T15 T20 4
Accenture Match Play Championship T9 T9 T33 T33 T9 T17
Bridgestone Invitational T7 T58 T30 T16 T13 T22 T20
CA Championship T7 T5 CNL 7 T12 T4 T3 T32 T3
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup (4), 1999, 2002, 2004, 2006; Dunhill Cup (2), 1999, 2000.
World Cup, 2004.
Sergio GARCIA
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was Tiger Woods in 1997. 2001: Recorded two victories to
crack the top 10 in earnings at sixth...Became first player
born in 1980s to win on TOUR with a two-stroke victory in
the MasterCard Colonial. Started the final round five off the
lead and closed with a 63...Three starts after first win,
became one of nine multiple winners on TOUR with a victory
in Buick Classic. Tied for lead after 36 holes and led by
two after 54. Closed with 67 to win by three. Became
youngest player to win $2 million in a season...Lost a fourman
playoff at THE TOUR Championship (Ernie Els, David
Toms and winner Mike Weir)...Was a Captain's Choice for
European Ryder Cup team...Earned third European title at
Trophee Lancome, edging Retief Goosen by one stroke.
2000: A successful sophomore season on TOUR which produced
five top-10s and eight top-25s...Played in 16 events
during the year, making 14 cuts. 1999: Made the cut in
seven of nine starts, finishing among top-10 four times
with a runner-up and third-place finish...Nominated for
Rookie of the Year honors (qualified by finishing top-125 on
non-member money list)...In first PGA TOUR start as a professional
and second start as a pro, finished T3 at GTE
Byron Nelson Classic. Opening 62 left him one stroke
behind Tiger Woods. Finished seven strokes out of Loren
Roberts-Steve Pate playoff...Following Memorial payday of
$58,650, had $202,650 in TOUR earnings and joined TOUR
as special temporary member...Runner-up finish at PGA
Championship assured berth on European Ryder Cup Team.
First-round 66 gave him the lead at Medinah CC. Was
HOT SHOTS
COURSES WITH THE HARDEST PAR 3s (2007)
Rank Course Avg
1 Augusta National GC 3.33
2 Oakmont CC 3.30
3 TPC Southwind 3.24
4 TPC Sawgrass 3.21
4 Quail Hollow Club 3.21
COURSES WITH THE EASIEST PAR 3s (2007)
Rank Course Avg
1 El Camaleon 2.93
2 Colonial CC 2.96
3 East Lake GC 2.97
4 LaCantera GC 2.98
5 TPC Canyons 3.00
Sergio Garcia (Continued)
youngest player to lead PGA Championship since tournament
went to stroke play in 1958. On Sunday, trailed Tiger
Woods by two strokes with three holes to play, and tee
shot on 16 came to rest against a root behind large tree,
then hit a 6-iron, with eyes closed, safely on green and ran
down fairway to watch recovery shot. Finished one stroke
behind Woods...Youngest Ryder Cup participant ever at age
19 years, 8 months, 15 days (more than five months
younger than Nick Faldo in 1977), where he posted a 3-1-1
overall record...Won first professional event on July 4,
1999 at Murphy's Irish Open in his sixth professional start.
Became European Tour's fourth-youngest winner (youngest
was South African Dale Hayes, 18, when he won 1971
Spanish Open)...Earned second European Tour title at Linde
German Masters on Oct. 3. Sank 15-foot birdie putt on second
playoff hole to defeat Padraig Harrington...Joined Jose
Maria Olazabal and Miguel Angel Jimenez to capture
Spain's first Dunhill Cup title. Amateur: Turned pro on April
21, 1999, after playing in 28 professional events as an amateur...Was
first British Amateur champion to finish as low
amateur in Masters (1999)...Winner of 19 events as an
amateur and also a professional event, the Catalonian
Open, at age 17...Made the cut in 12 of 18 European Tour
events entered before turning pro...At age 14, made his
first cut in a European Tour event, the 1995 Turespana Open
Mediterranea. Set a European Tour record as youngest
player to make a cut...Won the 1995 European Amateur, the
youngest winner of the event.
PERSONAL:
Father, Victor, is his teacher and the teaching professional
at home club, the Club de Golf de Mediterraneo. Father has
played in eight career Champions Tour events…Started
playing golf at age 3 and became club champion at age 12.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................69.48 (7)
Driving Distance ..........................................294.2 (55)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................56.28% (173)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.56% (74)
Putting Average............................................1.751 (11)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent THE
TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola/3
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2 times, most recent 2002
World Golf Championships-American Express
Championship/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,044,000–2004 EDS
Byron Nelson Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 Through
Week Ending: 1/05/2003/4
Par-3 12th hole
at Augusta
National
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T3—2007 Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for
Children.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T3—Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for
Children; T5—Shell Houston Open; T9—The Barclays,
Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro.
2007 SEASON:
Competed in two events in the inaugural PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup and finished 74th on the money
list. Recorded four top-10 finishes and seven top-25s in his
most successful season on TOUR...First top-10 of the season
came in ninth start, a T5 at the Shell Houston Open.
Jumped into top-10 with final-round 7-under-par 65, the
low round on Sunday...Second top-10 came in the first PGA
TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup event, The Barclays, with a
T9...Cracked $1 million in earnings for the season with T3
finish at the Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals
for Children...Collected his fourth top-10 with a T9 at the
inaugural Ginn sur Mer Classic...Finished fourth on the PGA
TOUR in Driving Distance with an average of 310.5 yards.
Robert Garrigus (gare-UH-gus)
EXEMPT STATUS: 74th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Robert Garrigus
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 175
BIRTHDATE: November 11, 1977
BIRTHPLACE: Nampa, ID
RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ; plays out of
TPC Scottsdale
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2004 1
2006 28 15 1 4 537,595/144
2007 28 18 1 4 7 88,854/96 1,260,010/74
Total 57 33 1 5 11 1,797,604
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2000 8
2001 1
2002 21 8 1 15,357/156
2004 19 12 2 4 60,538/81
2005 19 7 2 4 71,355/69
Total 68 27 4 9 147,250
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished 144th on the money list in his rookie season
and regained card for 2007 with runner-up finish at
Qualifying Tournament. It was his second consecutive successful
stint at Q-School. With a six-round total of 18-underpar,
finished five strokes behind medalist George
McNeill...Only top-10 was a T4 at the 84 LUMBER Classic.
Entered final round one off the lead of Ben Curtis and
Charles Howell III...Also managed three other top-25s in 28
starts. 2005: Earned TOUR card for 2006 with T9 finish at
Qualifying Tournament. Made it through the final stage in his
fifth attempt. 2004: Made the cut in 12 of 19 appearances on
the Nationwide Tour, including four top-25s. Finished 81st on
the Nationwide Tour money list...Was the leader by two
strokes at the midway point of the Chitimacha Louisiana
Open after rounds of 66-65. Held the lead after three rounds,
with a 68, carrying a six-shot lead into the final round. A
closing 78 left him five strokes behind Jimmy Walker's winning
total...A T7 in his next start at the First Tee Arkansas
Classic completed his top-10 finishes...Missed the cut at the
U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills in his first career TOUR start.
2002: Made the cut in eight of 21 Nationwide Tour tournaments
during his sophomore campaign, finishing 156th on
the money list. 2000: Did not make a cut in his eight tournament
starts as a Nationwide Tour rookie in 2000...Has three
competitive holes-in-one, with the second coming during the
second stage of Q-School. Aced the 17th hole and ended up
FAMILY: Wife, Ami
EDUCATION: Scottsdale Community College
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hockey, baseball, hunting,
fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1997
Q SCHOOL: 2005, 2006
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
making the cut to the finals on the number...Has also played
on the Hooters Tour and the Gateway Tour.
PERSONAL:
Father Tom, who won a gold medal at the 1968 Olympics,
coached the U. S. Olympic shooting team and carried the
torch at one of the Olympic ceremonies...Cites Jesus Christ
as his hero...Took up golf after being urged by his grandfather.
PLAYER STATISTICS
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT
Robert GARRIGUS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.32 (142)
Driving Distance ..........................................310.9 (4)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................52.77% (184)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.66% (38)
Putting Average............................................1.791 (91)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Frys.com Open benefiting
Shriners Hospitals for Children/2
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2007 Frys.com Open benefiting
Shriners Hospitals for Children/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $232,000–2007
Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children/T3
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Frys.com
Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children/149
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2001 MasterCard Colonial, 2002 Buick Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
4—Stanford St. Jude Championship, PODS Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Shot 66-69 on the weekend to finish T4 at the PODS
Championship...One stroke off the 36-hole lead, shot two
rounds of even-par 70 on the weekend to finish fourth at
the Stanford St. Jude Championship, seven behind winner
Woody Austin....Added four top-25 finishes from that point
forward, including a T13 at the season-ending Children's
Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart, which
moved him to No. 86 on the money list...Ended the year
ranked in the top-10 in both Putting Average and Driving
Accuracy...Made an ace during the opening round of the
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Top-10 finish in the final full-event of the season lifted
him over the $1-million mark for just the second time in
a season. Made 22 cuts in 31 starts and finished in the top
25 10 times...Recorded the season's first double eagle,
using driver, 5-iron on the par-5, 503-yard first hole at
Riviera CC during second round...Was two strokes off the
lead through 36 holes at the Verizon Heritage, but closing
rounds of 73-70 dropped him to T9...Opened with a 7-under
64 at the Chrysler Championship and held a two-stroke
lead. Was one back of leader K.J. Choi after 36 and 54
holes, but a closing 2-over 73 dropped him to T9. 2005: Lone
top-10 was T3 at the Barclays Classic. Entered final round
two off the lead of Jim Furyk and Padraig Harrington, but
had two double bogeys on Sunday. Finish was best performance
since a T2 at the 2002 Buick Open...Finished T17
at the Valero Texas Open and collected $42,420, lifting him
over the mark to secure his card for 2006. 2004: After fin-
Brian Gay
EXEMPT STATUS: 86th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Joseph Brian Gay
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 155
BIRTHPLACE: Fort Worth, TX
RESIDENCE: Windermere, FL; plays out of Keene's
Pointe
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1996 1
1999 26 8 1 74,329/206
2000 33 17 1 8 482,028/102
2001 32 23 1 5 12 1,299,361/41
2002 34 24 1 4 10 926,735/69
2003 34 15 1 4 447,647/137
2004 32 16 1 6 645,194/122
2005 33 19 1 1 5 689,862/115
2006 31 22 2 10 1,037,600/88
2007 32 21 2 8 90,075/78 1,114,571/86
Total 288 165 2 1 17 64 6,717,327
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1994 2
1996 4 1 740/245
1998 23 16 1 4 24,591/80
1999 1 1 1,380/206
Total 30 18 1 4 26,711
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
ishing out of the top 125 in 2003, managed to get back into
the top 125 with five top-20s, including one top-10...Played
in final group on Sunday for the second consecutive week at
the FedEx St. Jude Classic. Opened final round eight strokes
behind David Toms and posted 73 to finish T5...Needed to
make one cut with three tournaments remaining for the season
to secure his card for 2005. Managed to make the cut
near his home at the FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World
Resort, finishing T41. 2003: Finished out of the top 125 for
the first time since 1998, his rookie season. Returned to the
Qualifying Tournament and finished T28. Only top-10 of the
season was a T8 at The Honda Classic. 2002: Played in 34
events, making 24 cuts, and finishing in the top-10 four
times. Best finish was a T2 at the Buick Open, four strokes
behind champion Tiger Woods. 2001: Had career-highs in
money earned and money list position. Surpassed the $1million
mark for the first time, thanks to a career-high five
top-10s. At the MasterCard Colonial, finished T2 on the
strength of a closing 65, two strokes behind Sergio Garcia.
His $352,000 paycheck was largest of his career. 2000: On
strength of eight top-25s, placed among Top 125 on money
list for first time...First career top-10 came at Honda Classic,
a T4. Part of eight-way first-round tie for lead after 7-underpar
65 in Coral Springs. Stood two strokes back through 54
holes and pulled within one of champion Dudley Hart heading
to 17th hole Sunday. Gay's 30-foot birdie putt stopped
on the edge of the front lip and fell in, but Gay waited longer
than the allowed 10 seconds to tap ball in and was
assessed one-stroke penalty (Rule 16-2) after play was completed,
giving him a par. He bogeyed the 18th hole and finished
two strokes behind Hart. 1999: In first career full
TOUR season, played in 26 events and made eight
cuts...Retained exempt status with T10 at TOUR Qualifying
Tournament. 1998: Member of the Nationwide Tour...Earned
status on TOUR for the next season with T31 finish at
Qualifying Tournament in Palm Springs. 1997: Three-time
FAMILY: Wife, Kimberly; Makinley Kathryn, Brantley
Olivia
EDUCATION: University of Florida
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Stock market, reading, real
estate investing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1994
Q SCHOOL: 1998, 1999, 2003
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
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winner on Golden Bear Tour, a two-time winner on Sunshine
Players Tour and a four-time winner on South Florida Tour.
1996: Lone TOUR event was U.S. Open...Finished second on
Golden Bear Tour money list after winning Golden Bear Tour
Championship. 1995: Played in 40 mini-tour tournaments
and won nine times, including victories on the Emerald
Coast Golf Tour, Gulf Coast Tour, Gary Player Tour and
Tommy Armour Tour. Amateur: Member of 1993 U.S.
Walker Cup team...Medalist at the 1993 U.S. Amateur...
Two-time All-America selection and a three-time All-SEC
selection of the University of Florida. Only player to win the
SEC Championship twice. Also, SEC Freshman of the
Year...Led University of Florida to NCAA Championship in
1993 along with TOUR member Chris Couch.
PERSONAL:
Father was a scratch golfer and played for the all-Army
team. Dad got him started in golf when he was 9.
Year 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT
British Open CUT
PGA T22 T53 T51
THE PLAYERS T40 T63 CUT T75 CUT CUT
NATIONAL TEAMS: Walker Cup, 1993.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.60 (66)
Driving Distance ..........................................270.7 (185)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................71.60% (10)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.57% (157)
Putting Average............................................1.739 (4)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–John Deere Classic/2
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2007 John Deere Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $352,000–2001
MasterCard Colonial/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Genuity
Championship/85
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2005 FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2003 Gila River Classic at Wild Horse Pass Resort.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T4—PODS Championship; T8—Zurich Classic of New
Orleans; T10—Buick Open.
2007 SEASON:
Recorded three top-10 finishes and was chosen to play on
the United States Team in The Presidents Cup… Shared
the lead with Justin Rose entering the final round at the
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, but a closing 8-over 80 in wet
and windy conditions dropped him to T13…Best finish was
a T4 at the PODS Championship. Shot 67-69 on the weekend
to finish two behind Mark Calcavecchia…Began the
weekend at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans just one shot
off the 36-hole lead after opening 67-69. Rebounded from a
74 on Saturday with a final-round 69 to finish T8…Next
top-10 finish came with a T10 at the Buick Open. Four consecutive
sub-par rounds gave him his best Buick Open finish
in four starts…Chosen by U.S. Captain Jack Nicklaus as
a Captain's Pick for The Presidents Cup, where he went 2-
3-0 in his rookie year as a member. Teamed with Scott
Verplank to win two matches, defeating Stuart Appleby and
Retief Goosen in the opening-day Foursomes and then Vijay
Singh and Mike Weir in the third-day Foursomes.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished season with career highs on money list (No.
21), in earnings ($2,587,982) and top-10s (9)...Placed sixth
in first appearance at the Mercedes Championships.
Recorded the first hole-in-one at the tournament since the
event moved to the Plantation Course at Kapalua in 1999 by
using a 5-iron on the 203-yard eighth hole. The shot earned
him a 2006 Mercedes-Benz CLS55 AMG and was the first
eagle of the season...T4 at the Buick Invitational when he
Lucas Glover
EXEMPT STATUS: 53rd on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Lucas Hendley Glover
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 195
BIRTHDATE: November 12, 1979
BIRTHPLACE: Greenville, SC
RESIDENCE: Greenville, SC; plays out of Berkeley Hall
CC and The Thornblade Club
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2001 2 1 6,180
2002 6 2 16,349
2004 30 17 2 5 557,454/134
2005 28 16 1 1 7 9 2,050,068/30
2006 31 23 9 17 2,587,982/21
2007 29 22 3 13 93,900/35 1,664,167/53
Total 126 81 1 1 21 44 6,882,200
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2002 12 7 1 2 5 64,692/67
2003 26 17 1 6 7 193,989/17
2004 1
Total 39 24 1 1 8 12 258,681
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
left his 64-foot eagle putt on 72nd hole just a couple inches
short to miss a chance to join playoff between winner Tiger
Woods, Jose Maria Olazabal and Nathan Green...In March,
added a T5 at the Ford Championship at Doral, his fourth
top-10 in seven starts...Collected his sixth top-10 of the season
with a T4 finish at the Wachovia Championship...
Shared the first-round lead at the PGA Championship after
an opening 6-under 66. Finished T46..One of two players to
post four rounds in the 60s at Firestone CC on the way to a
T4 at the Bridgestone Invitational...Placed T8 at seasonending
TOUR Championship presented by Coca-
Cola...Ended the season making 10 straight cuts. One of
only five players to finish season with a double-digit cutsmade
streak...Was second in Total Birdies (402) behind
Daniel Chopra's 435...Swing coach Dick Harmon passed
away in February. 2005: Second-year player captured his
first TOUR win and a third-place finish. Earned more than $2
million, almost quadrupling the $557,474 he earned during
his rookie season...Captured his first TOUR victory at the
FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort with birdies on
the last two holes, making a 40-foot putt from the fringe on
No. 17 and a 100-foot bunker shot on the last hole to win.
Had four no-putt greens on the final nine. He earned
$792,000 and moved to 28th on the money list, enough to
get him into the season-ending TOUR Championship presented
by Coca-Cola for the first time. 2004: In rookie season,
made 30 starts and played on the weekend 17 times,
finishing No. 134...In only his 17th career start on TOUR,
collected first top-10 with a T10 finish at the Wachovia
Championship after receiving a sponsor exemption...Posted
his first TOUR ace during second round of Cialis Western
Open, using a 5-iron from 220 yards on the 12th
hole...Finished T26 at Qualifying Tournament to up his eligibility
status on TOUR for 2005. 2003: Collected $193,989 to
finish No. 17 on the Nationwide Tour money list and earn
initial TOUR card for 2004...Jumped into the top 20 on the
money list with his first Nationwide Tour title at the Gila
River Golf Classic at Wild Horse Pass Resort. Posted four
FAMILY: Wife, Jennifer
EDUCATION: Clemson University (2005, Communication
Studies)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Music, fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2001
Q SCHOOL: 2004
JOINED TOUR: 2004
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2003)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT T20
U.S. Open CUT CUT CUT
British Open CUT T27
PGA CUT T46 T50
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT
TOUR Championship 29 T8
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T4
CA Championship T13 T26
rounds in 60s to finish one shot in front of three others.
2002: Made seven of 12 cuts as rookie on Nationwide Tour.
Amateur: First-team All-American in 2000 and 2001 at
Clemson. Was an honorable mention selection as a sophomore
in 1999. First-team all-Atlantic Coast Conference from
1999-2001. Won three tournaments for Clemson during his
career and was a member of two NCAA runners-up (1998
and 2001)...Three-time South Carolina Amateur champion
from 1998-2000...Member of the 2001 U.S. Walker Cup
team. Named to the 2000 and 2001 Palmer Cup teams.
PERSONAL:
Lists Arnold Palmer as his hero...Credits his grandfather for
giving him his start in golf...Avid Clemson Tiger sports
fan...Inducted into the Clemson Athletic Hall of Fame in the
fall of 2007. He was in Chicago playing in the BMW
Championship, the third leg of the FedExCup playoffs, so his
parents represented him at the presentation.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.19 (31)
Driving Distance ..........................................297.0 (37)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.94% (76)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.42% (44)
Putting Average............................................1.772 (41)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–3 times, most recent
Wyndham Championship/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2 times, most recent 2006
Zurich Classic of New Orleans/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $792,000–2005 FUNAI
Classic at Walt Disney World Resort/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Through
Week Ending: 01/01/2007/38
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (1), 2007; Walker Cup, 2001.
Lucas GLOVER
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2006 Cialis Western Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
1999 Lehigh Valley Open, Omaha Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
1996 Dutch Open. 1998 Australasian Tour Championship.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T5—Turning Stone Resort Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Finished in the top 125 for the second consecutive year and
the second time in his career…In just his second PLAYERS
Championship appearance (T70 2001), claimed a T12 finish,
seven back of winner Phil Mickelson…Next T12 came at
the AT&T National in July…Best finish of the year came at
the first event of the Fall Series, the Turning Stone Resort
Championship. First-round 66 led to T5 honors…Between
his Driving Accuracy (44th) and Driving Distance (26th) statistics,
ended the season ranked second in Total Driving
behind Charles Warren.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
Member of PGA TOUR 2000-03 and 2006-08...Member of
Nationwide Tour 1999 and 2004-05. 2006: Posted careerhigh
three top-10s and 85th-place finish on the PGA TOUR
money list...Earned more ($1,076,142) than he had in his
last three seasons (2001-03) on TOUR combined...First top-
Mathew Goggin
EXEMPT STATUS: 103rd on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Mathew Charles Goggin
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: June 13, 1974
BIRTHPLACE: Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ
FAMILY: Wife, Felicity
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1998 1
2000 32 12 1 2 5 414,123/117
2001 33 15 1 3 283,165/148
2002 20 12 1 5 391,852/142
2003 28 16 2 299,238/157
2004 1
2006 26 10 1 3 6 1,076,142/85
2007 30 20 1 6 86,500/122 969,488/103
Total 171 85 1 1 8 27 3,434,007
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1999 24 17 2 1 1 7 13 187,894/4
2000 1
2002 4 1 1 5,233/217
2004 24 15 1 1 7 10 190,785/24
2005 24 18 2 2 7 14 260,090/9
Total 77 51 2 4 4 21 38 644,001
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 5 3 1 1 48,817
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
10 was T10 at The Honda Classic in sixth start. Rebounded
from 71-75 start with rounds of 65-72 on the
weekend...Three months later, added a T9 at the Barclays
Classic...Earned exemption into British Open with T2 finish
at the Cialis Western Open, best career finish on TOUR.
Became the sixth player to post all four rounds in the 60s
since the event moved to Cog Hill in 1991. Finished two
strokes behind Trevor Immelman to earn $440,000. 2005:
Finished ninth on the Nationwide Tour money list to earn a
return trip to the PGA TOUR in 2006, ending a two-year
absence. Seven top-10s on the Nationwide Tour included
two seconds and two thirds. Ended season second in All-
Around Ranking and fourth in Scoring Average (69.96) and
Total Driving. 2004: Finished No. 24 on the Nationwide Tour
money list. 2003: Lost his TOUR card after finishing No. 157
on the money list. 2002: Played in 20 TOUR events, with a
best finish of T8 in his first event of the year, the AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. 2001: Posted one top-10 in
33 TOUR starts, a T6 at the BellSouth Classic. 2000: After
initial slow start to rookie season, where he missed the cut
in 15 of first 17 starts, rebounded with strong second half to
finish 117th on the money list. Career-best finish of T3 at
the Greater Milwaukee Open. 1999: As rookie on
Nationwide Tour, recorded victories at Lehigh Valley Open
and Omaha Classic, finishing No. 4 on the money list. 1998:
Birdied the final hole of regulation to force a playoff with
Brad King at the Australasian Tour Championship. Birdied
the first playoff hole to win, vaulting him from 10th to fourth
on the final ANZ Order of Merit. Finished second at the
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Guitar, music
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995
Q SCHOOL: 2002
JOINED TOUR: 2000
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1999, 2005)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Australian Masters. Played the European Tour as well and
tied for second at the Peugeot Open de France. 1997: Won
the San Paolo Vita Open. 1996: Won the Dutch Challenge on
the European Challenge Tour. Amateur: Medalist at the
1995 Western and Canadian Amateurs. Winner of the 1995
Australasian Amateur.
PERSONAL:
His mother, Lindy, is a three-time Australian Amateur champion…
Plays the guitar.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.60 (66)
Driving Distance ..........................................298.0 (29)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................66.70% (36)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................68.21% (10)
Putting Average............................................1.825 (172)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–2 times, most recent Valero
Texas Open/4
Career Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent 2002
Greater Milwaukee Open/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $440,000–2006 Cialis
Western Open/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Mercedes-
Benz Championship/121
Year 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open CUT T36
British Open T46 CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS T70 T12
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (6):
2001 U.S. Open. 2002 BellSouth Classic. 2003 Chrysler
Championship. 2004 U.S. Open, THE TOUR Championship
presented by Coca-Cola. 2005 The INTERNATIONAL.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (22):
1991 Iscor Newcastle Classic [SAf]. 1992 Spoornet Classic
[SAf], Bushveld Classic [SAf], Witbank Classic [SAf]. 1993
Mount Edgecombe Trophy [SAf]. 1995 Phillips South African
Open [SAf]. 1996 Slaley Hall Northumberland Challenge
[Eur]. 1997 Peugeot Open de France [Eur]. 1999 Novotel
Perrier Open de France [Eur]. 2000 Trophée Lancôme [Eur].
2001 The Scottish Open at Loch Lomond [Eur], Telefonica
Open de Madrid [Eur], EMC World Cup [with Ernie Els]. 2002
Johnnie Walker Classic [Eur], Dimension Data Pro-Am
[SAf]. 2003 Trophee Lancome [Eur]. 2004 Smurfit European
Open [Eur], Nedbank Challenge. 2005 Volkswagen China
Masters [Asia], Linde German Masters [Eur]. 2006 South
African Airways Open [Eur], Volkswagen China Masters
[Asia]. 2007 Comercialbank Qatar Masters [Eur].
OTHER VICTORIES (3):
1997 Dunhill Cup [with Ernie Els, David Frost]. 1998 Dunhill
Cup [with Ernie Els, David Frost]. 2001 World Cup [with
Ernie Els].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—Masters Tournament.
2007 SEASON:
Recorded just one top-10 in 14 starts on the PGA TOUR and
finished outside the top 20 on the money list (93rd) for the
first time since rookie season in 2001…Ninth on European
Order of Merit, with 14th career European Tour victory at
the Commercialbank Qatar Masters. Was two back with
two holes remaining before pulling off a birdie-eagle finish
at the Doha Golf Club to defeat Nick O'Hern…Despite an
opening 4-over-par 76, finished T2 at the Masters
Tournament, marking his third straight top-5 finish at
Augusta and the fourth of his career. Closed with rounds of
Retief Goosen (re-TEEF GOO-sen)
EXEMPT STATUS: 2004 U.S. Open winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Retief Goosen
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: February 3, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Pietersburg, South Africa
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1995 3 3 20,652
1996 1 1 7,363/297
1997 5 2 1 1 45,048/209
1998 6
1999 4 2 1 2 54,368/222
2000 13 9 4 196,093
2001 10 7 1 2 4 1,126,985/47
2002 15 14 1 2 5 13 2,617,004/10
2003 19 17 1 1 3 9 14 3,166,373/10
2004 16 13 2 1 9 11 3,885,573/6
2005 18 17 1 2 8 12 3,494,106/8
2006 18 16 1 1 6 9 2,617,453/19
2007 14 12 1 1 5 89,083/89 1,044,386/93
Total 142 113 6 5 7 42 75 18,275,403
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 18 14 1 1 5 11 1,626,280
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
70-69. Lost to winner Zach Johnson by two shots after playing
the par-4 18th in 4-over par for the week…Represented
International Team at The Presidents Cup for the fourth consecutive
time.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished out of the top 10 on the PGA TOUR money
list for the first time since rookie campaign in 2001...Streak
of five consecutive seasons with a TOUR victory was
snapped...Finished eighth on the European Tour Order of
Merit with a victory at the South African Airways
Open...Recorded his first career top-10 in at THE PLAYERS
Championship. Finished as the runner-up, six strokes behind
Stephen Ames. One of only two players to post four sub-par
rounds for the week at TPC Sawgrass...Battled to T3 finish
at the Masters, three strokes behind Phil Mickelson. Finish
was third top-10 in eight starts in Augusta...On Asian Tour,
successfully defended Volkswagen China Masters title.
2005: Finished the season No. 4 in the Official World Golf
Ranking, with wins on both the PGA TOUR and the
European Tour...First top-10 was third at the Accenture
Match Play Championship. Only No. 1 seed to advance past
the third round. Fell to Chris DiMarco 2 and 1 in the semifinals.
Went on to top Ian Poulter in 20 holes in the consolation
match...Finished T3 at the Masters...Defending champion
and third-round leader shot a final-round 81 at
Pinehurst No. 2 to fall to T11 at the U.S. Open...Finished T5
at the British Open thanks to a third-round 6-under
66...Earned sixth career TOUR victory at The INTERNATION-
AL at age 36 years, 6 months and 4 days. Forced to play 36
holes on Sunday due to Thursday's first round being washed
out, scored 15 points on Sunday in the Modified Stableford
scoring system to finish with 32 points and overcome 54hole
leader Brandt Jobe...Was among the leaders all week
at the PGA Championship at Baltusrol Golf Club, but a closing
2-over 72 dropped him to T6…Went wire-to-wire to win
the Volkswagen China Masters by six strokes over Michael
Campbell. Opened and closed with a Jinghua Golf Club
course record of 8-under 64...Week later, picked up his first
RESIDENCE: Pietersburg, South Africa; South Ascot,
London, England; Orlando, FL
FAMILY: Wife, Tracy; Leo (3/8/03), Ella Ann (11/18/04)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Water skiing, all sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1990
JOINED TOUR: 2001
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
European Tour victory of the season by defeating four players
by a stroke at the German Masters. The win moved him
back to the top of the European Tour's Order of Merit...Lost
to eventual champion Michael Campbell in the semifinals of
the HSBC World Match Play Championship in Wentworth,
England. Campbell jumped past Goosen to No. 1 in Europe
with the win...Led International squad with a 4-0-1 record at
The Presidents Cup, including a 2-and-1 Sunday singles victory
over Tiger Woods. 2004: Became the 21st player to win
multiple U.S. Opens after finishing two strokes ahead of Phil
Mickelson at Shinnecock Hills. After holding two-stroke 54hole
lead over Mickelson and Ernie Els, trailed Mickelson by
one stroke with three holes to play. Took lead for good when
Mickelson double bogeyed the par-3 17th hole and he
birdied the par-5 16th hole. Needed only 24 putts, including
11 one-putts, in the final round and recorded 32 one-putts
for the tournament...Won the Smurfit European Open by five
strokes, two weeks after taking the U.S. Open…Posted his
third consecutive top-10 on TOUR and back-to-back top-10s
in a major with his T7 finish at the British Open in
Scotland…Injured in a jet-ski accident in Barbados in late
July that caused him to pull out of The INTERNATIONAL and
the PGA...Captured the season-ending TOUR Championship
presented by Coca-Cola at East Lake Golf Club. Entered final
round four shots off the lead of Tiger Woods and Jay Haas
after opening 70-66-69. Posted a bogey-free, 6-under-par 64
on Sunday to win by four shots and collect a paycheck of
$1.08 million. 2003: Rode second- and third-round leads to
a three-stroke victory over Vijay Singh at the Chrysler
Championship, the third win of his career on
TOUR...Continued a decade of consistency on the European
Tour, winning the 34th and final Lancome Trophy to continue
a string of nine consecutive years with at least one victory.
2002: Won on three different Tours and three different
continents - PGA TOUR, European Tour and Southern Africa
Tour...Won Volvo Order of Merit on European Tour for second
straight season...Won the Johnnie Walker Classic in
Australia on the European Tour by eight strokes. Fired a
course-record, third-round 63 and led by 13 entering the
Year 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05
Masters CUT T40 CUT 2 T13 T13 T3
U.S. Open CUT CUT T12 1 CUT T42 1 T11
British Open CUT 75 T10 CUT T10 T41 T13 T8 T10 T7 T5
PGA T61 CUT CUT CUT T37 T23 CUT T6
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT CUT T14 CUT CUT T12
TOUR Championship T9 3 1 T4
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T17 T17 T33 T33 3
Bridgestone Invitational T24 10 T11 T17 DNS T58
CA Championship T25 T35 CNL 2 T8 T6 DNS
Year 06 07
Masters T3 T2
U.S. Open CUT CUT
British Open T14 T23
PGA T34 T23
THE PLAYERS 2 T28
TOUR Championship 4
Accenture Match Play Championship T5 T17
Bridgestone Invitational T48 T61
CA Championship T45 T58
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (4), 2000, 2003, 2005, 2007; Dunhill Cup (6), 1995-
2000; World Cup (4), 1993, 1995, 2000, 2001.
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final round...Won the Dimension Data Pro-Am at the Gary
Player CC, his second win in as many weeks...Third-round
68 moved him to 14-under 202 and gave him a two-shot
lead over Phil Mickelson at the BellSouth Classic. Closed
with a 70 to earn a four-stroke victory over Jesper Parnevik.
Moved up to career-best No. 4 in Official World Golf
Ranking following the BellSouth Classic. 2001: Earned
more than $1.1 million in 10 starts during official rookie
campaign on PGA TOUR. Became fourth rookie in TOUR history
to earn $1 million in his first season...Won U.S. Open
in 38th start in a TOUR event, defeating Mark Brooks, 70-
72, in 18-hole Monday playoff at Southern Hills CC.
Overcame three-putt on 72nd hole on Sunday to become
the eighth player in past 50 years to make U.S. Open first
TOUR title. Held first-round lead and shared second- and
third-round leads...Joined TOUR as member week of July
30...Won Volvo Order of Merit on European Tour, first South
African winner since 1975 (Dale Hayes). 2000: Continued
love affair with France by winning Trophée Lancôme, his
HOT SHOTS
COURSES WITH THE HARDEST PAR 4s (2007)
Rank Course Avg
1 Oakmont CC 4.34
2 Augusta National GC 4.32
3 Firestone CC (South Course) 4.22
4 Southern Hills CC 4.21
5 Carnoustie GC 4.20
COURSES WITH THE EASIEST PAR 4s (2007)
Rank Course Avg
1 Torrey Pines (North Course) 3.89
2 Bermuda Dunes CC 3.92
3 TPC Canyons 3.94
4 TPC Scottsdale 3.96
5 East Lake GC 3.97
Retief Goosen (Continued)
third in France...Won the Nelson Mandela Invitational with
Alan Henning. 1999: Suffered broken left arm in skiing accident
in Switzerland prior to season...Won third European
Tour title - Novotel Perrier Open de France - in playoff with
Greg Turner. 1997: Won Peugeot Open de France. 1996:
First European Tour win came at Slaley Hall
Northumberland Challenge. 1995: Collected sixth victory on
Southern Africa Tour at the Philips South African Open.
1991: Southern Africa Tour Rookie of Year. Amateur: Won
1990 South African Amateur Championship.
PERSONAL:
Regarded as one of South Africa's brightest young
prospects in his generation. However, was struck by lightning
as an amateur in South Africa...Introduced to golf at
age 11 by his estate agent father, a 10-handicapper...After
U.S. Open win in 2004, made a media tour that included an
appearance on “Regis and Kelly” among other shows.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.30 (38)
Driving Distance ..........................................292.9 (63)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................53.55% (182)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................58.91% (183)
Putting Average............................................1.792 (96)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 68–4 times, most recent The
Barclays/2
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2002 World Golf
Championships-American Express Championship/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,125,000–2004 U.S.
Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 BellSouth
Classic/3
The par-4 18th hole at Firestone Country Club South
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2005 84 LUMBER Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (6):
2000 New Mexico Classic. 2002 Oregon Classic, Albertsons
Boise Open. 2005 National Mining Association Pete Dye
Classic, Scholarship America Showdown, Cox Classic
Presented by Chevrolet.
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2004 California State Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—Buick Open; T7—Wyndham Championship, Frys.com
Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children.
2007 SEASON:
Held a share of the 36-hole lead at the Shell Houston Open
after opening 70-68. Finished T19...Bettered that with a T15
at the Memorial Tournament in June...In early July, a T2 at
the Buick Open was his best finish on the PGA TOUR since
winning the 2005 84 LUMBER Classic. Final-round 67 was
his best final-round score since the 2003 Greater
Milwaukee Open when he shot a 7-under 63...Finished T7
at the Wyndham Championship with four rounds in the 60s.
Played the par 5s at Forest Oaks CC in 16-under par (14
birdies, one eagle) for his 17-under total...Held a share of
the first-round lead at the Frys.com Open benefiting
Shriners Hospitals for Children with an 8-under 63 at TPC
The Canyons. Finished T7...Finished No. 8 in Driving
Distance (303.0 yards).
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: In first year of a two-year exemption for winning the
2005 84 LUMBER Classic, rallied down the stretch, with
eight made cuts in final 10 starts, with three top-10s in that
period...Best finish was a T7 at the Chrysler Classic of
Tucson. Posted four rounds in the 60s for the first time on
TOUR (84th start). It was his first top-10 on TOUR since his
win at the 2005 84 LUMBER Classic. 2005: Went from jour-
Jason Gore
EXEMPT STATUS: 88th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Jason William Gore
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 235
BIRTHDATE: 1974
RESIDENCE: Valencia, CA; plays out of Valencia CC,
TPC Valencia
FAMILY: Wife, Megan; Jaxon William
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1998 1
1999 2 1 20,385/255
2000 1
2001 30 12 2 180,451/178
2002 1
2003 30 12 2 208,801/177
2004 1
2005 8 6 1 1 1 871,135/94
2006 29 14 4 5 717,005/118
2007 27 16 1 3 8 89,795/81 1,105,985/88
Total 130 61 1 1 8 18 3,103,763
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1997 1
1998 18 9 2 5 27,378/74
1999 8 3 1 2 7,085/143
2000 19 11 1 3 6 137,284/34
2002 23 16 2 4 5 241,940/6
2003 1 1 1,413/323
2004 25 13 1 3 4 79,064/73
2005 12 9 3 4 7 356,579/2
Total 107 62 6 1 17 29 850,743
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
neyman to U.S. Open contender to three-time winner on the
Nationwide Tour to PGA TOUR champion in the span of
three months…Became second player in TOUR history to
win on Nationwide Tour and on PGA TOUR in same season
(Paul Stankowski/1996), first sponsor exemption to win
since Adam Scott at the 2003 Deutsche Bank Championship
and first Nationwide Tour player who was promoted to the
PGA TOUR via three wins to win on TOUR in that same season.
Finished 88th in the Official World Golf Ranking after
beginning the season No. 668...Began with rounds of 71-67
at Pinehurst No. 2 to share the second-round lead at the
U.S. Open in just his third start in a major championship.
Was three back of two-time champion Retief Goosen
through 54 holes and played in the final grouping on
Sunday. A final-round, 14-over 84 dropped him to a T49. En
route to U.S. Open, car was broken into. Donations were
made in Pinehurst, NC to replace various items…Three
weeks later, won back-to-back Nationwide Tour events at
the National Mining Association Pete Dye Classic and
Scholarship America Showdown…After a two-week break,
captured the Cox Classic Presented by Chevrolet in Omaha,
NE to become the first player in Nationwide Tour history to
win three consecutive starts and the seventh player to
receive the three-win promotion to the PGA TOUR. Eagled
his final hole, a par 4, to shoot 59 in the second round of the
Cox Classic, tying the Nationwide Tour 18-hole mark...In his
fourth start as a member, picked up his first TOUR victory at
the 84 LUMBER Classic by a stroke over Carlos Franco.
Shared first-round lead with three others at 7-under 65.
After even-par second round, posted 67 in third round to
take two-stroke lead over Franco and three others into final
round of play. A 2-under 70 on Sunday good for first TOUR
victory in 71st career start. 2004: Made the cut in 13 of 25
starts on the Nationwide Tour, and finished No. 73 on the
money list, with $79,064. 2003: Made the cut in 12 of 30
events on the PGA TOUR but lost card after finishing No.
177 on the money list. 2002: One of four players to win multiple
tournaments on the Nationwide Tour. Back-to-back victories
at the Oregon Classic and Albertsons Boise Open pro-
EDUCATION: Pepperdine University (2000, Psychology)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Guitar, Los Angeles Lakers, cars,
son, family
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1997
Q SCHOOL: 2000
JOINED TOUR: 2001
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2002, 2005)
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pelled him to No. 6 on the money list, with $241,940. 2001:
T14 at the 2000 Qualifying Tournament to earn his 2001
TOUR card. Made the cut in 12 of 30 events, with two top-
25 finishes. 2000: Made the cut in 11 of 19 events on the
Nationwide Tour. Posted first career win at the New Mexico
Classic with a 14-under-par total to break Dick Mast's tournament
record by one stroke. 1999: Member of the
Nationwide Tour. 1998: Member of the Nationwide Tour.
Amateur: Winner of the 1997 California Amateur and the
California Open...Member of Pepperdine University's 1997
NCAA Championship team. Coach at Pepperdine was John
Geiberger, son of Champions Tour veteran Al Geiberger and
brother of PGA TOUR member Brent Geiberger...Member of
victorious 1997 U.S. Walker Cup team.
PERSONAL:
Appeared on “Last Call” with Carson Daly during the 2005
season. The two played junior golf together growing up in
Southern California.
Year 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open CUT T49
PGA T62
THE PLAYERS CUT T23
Bridgestone Invitational T36
NATIONAL TEAMS: Walker Cup, 1997.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.08 (124)
Driving Distance ..........................................300.9 (16)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.97% (75)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.81% (64)
Putting Average............................................1.786 (76)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Frys.com Open benefiting
Shriners Hospitals for Children/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2 times, most recent 2007
Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $792,000–2005 84
LUMBER Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 Target
World Challenge presented by Countrywide/77
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GOYDOS, Paul
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
1996 Bay Hill Invitational. 2007 Sony Open in Hawaii.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
1992 Yuma Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Sony Open in Hawaii.
2007 SEASON:
Won for the second time in his career and earned more
than $1 million for the first time in 15 years on the PGA
TOUR...With three birdies in the final four holes at the Sony
Open in Hawaii, claimed his first victory in 11 years. Posted
rounds of 66-63-70-67--266, one ahead of Charles Howell III
and Luke Donald. Held a share of the 36-hole lead with
Luke Donald at 11-under-par 129. Clinched victory on the
last hole when 25-foot eagle chip hit the flagstick and settled
within tap-in range. Second career victory (1996 Bay
Hill Invitational) was worth 4,500 FedExCup points...Made
his first start in a World Golf Championships event at the
Accenture Match Play Championship. Lost in the first round
to Jose Maria Olazabal in 19 holes…Ended season with a
T30 at the Deutsche Bank Championship.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Used a runner-up finish at the last full-field event of
the season to jump from No. 160 to No. 97 on the money
list and earn his fully-exempt status for the 2007 season...Began
season in the Major Medical Extension category.
Earned enough money in the 12 events he had remaining
under the extension to remain in the category for the
remainder of the season...First top-10 was a T8 at the
Valero Texas Open in mid-September. It was his first top-10
on TOUR since a T4 at the 2005 AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am...Second top-10 was a runner-up finish at
Paul Goydos
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Paul David Goydos
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 190
BIRTHDATE: June 20, 1964
BIRTHPLACE: Long Beach, CA
RESIDENCE: Dove Canyon, CA; plays out of Virginia CC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1993 30 18 4 87,804/152
1994 31 22 3 9 241,107/75
1995 35 21 6 146,423
1996 29 15 1 4 7 438,111/44
1997 30 21 5 9 396,241/61
1998 31 20 1 2 5 368,413/82
1999 29 20 1 4 8 695,052/61
2000 30 19 3 5 398,393/121
2001 29 12 2 3 375,557/132
2002 20 13 2 4 407,345/139
2003 25 18 2 7 734,284/88
2004 2 2 19,366/246
2005 15 9 1 3 486,362/148
2006 24 11 1 2 4 890,392/97
2007 19 12 1 1 1 91,923/59 1,229,355/78
Total 379 233 2 3 31 75 6,914,205
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1991 25 13 1 4 7 30,237/39
1992 29 17 1 2 3 8 61,104/17
1993 2 2 615/246
2002 1 1 1 3,690/237
2004 1 1 1,305/361
Total 58 34 1 1 2 7 16 96,950
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
the Chrysler Championship. Entered final round one stroke
behind third-round leader K.J. Choi and finished T2, four
strokes back of Choi after a final-round 1-under 70. The
$466,400 paycheck was the largest of his career at the time
and the T2 finish was his best on TOUR since a T2 at the
1991 MasterCard Colonial. 2005: Received Major Medical
Extension carryover from 2004 due to sinus surgery and hip
problems but was only able to play in 15 events...In his second
start after missing the majority of the previous season
due to hip surgery, recorded a T4 at the AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am. It marked first top-10 on TOUR since a T7
at the 2003 Valero Texas Open. 2004: Limited to only two
starts at the end of the year because of sinus surgery and
hip problems. Received a Major Medical Extension for 2005.
2003: Moved back into top 100 on the money list for the first
time since 1999 when he finished 61st...Posted first top-10
with a T6 finish at the Buick Open, carding four rounds in the
60s...Second top-10 came at the Valero Texas Open where
four rounds in the 60s were good for T7 finish, securing his
position in the top 125…Made cut in last 11 tournaments.
2002: Managed to get into 20 tournaments after finishing
132nd on the money list in 2001...Finished between 126-150
for the second straight season with two top-10s. 2001: Fell
out of the top 100 for the first time in five seasons (No. 121),
but still managed to finish in top-10 three times in 30
appearances. 1999: Accumulated at least four top-10s for
the third time in his career...Recorded his career-best round
with 62 in opening round of GTE Byron Nelson Classic. Was
one back of Tiger Woods' tournament-leading 61...A week
later, earned five-way T2 at MasterCard Colonial, one
stroke behind champion Olin Browne...Shared first-round
lead at U.S. Open after opening 67. 1998: Finished second
at Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic, where he was two behind
winner Fred Funk. 1997: Followed winning season with consistent
year, highlighted by five top-10s.1996: First TOUR
FAMILY: Chelsea (8/21/90), Courtney (9/8/92)
EDUCATION: Long Beach State University (1988,
Finance)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1989
Q SCHOOL: 1992, 1993, 2002
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
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victory came at 1996 Bay Hill Invitational. With rounds of
67-74-67, was two strokes behind Guy Boros and Patrick
Burke entering final round. Shot closing 67 to defeat Jeff
Maggert by one stroke and earn $216,000. 1995: Earned
$10,212 in final tournament, the LaCantera Texas Open, to
finish 129th and remain partially exempt. 1994: Finished
75th on money list on strength of three top-10s. 1993:
Earned $87,804 in rookie season for 152nd place, but
regained card at Qualifying Tournament that fall. 1992: First
earned PGA TOUR playing privileges for 1993 with T13 finish
at Qualifying Tournament...Won the Yuma Open on the
Nationwide Tour.
PERSONAL:
Was substitute teacher in Long Beach, CA, at time of 1992
Yuma Open victory...1996 EA Sports Golf Challenge champion.
Year 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06
Masters CUT
U.S. Open T44 T62 CUT T28 T12 CUT CUT CUT
PGA T73 T29 T34 T31
THE PLAYERS T62 T49 CUT CUT T57 T38 CUT T68
Year 07
Masters CUT
U.S. Open CUT
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
Bridgestone Invitational T74
CA Championship T50
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.81 (90)
Driving Distance ..........................................272.4 (183)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................68.83% (21)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................59.42% (180)
Putting Average............................................1.770 (36)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Sony Open in Hawaii/2
Career Low Round/Round: 62–1999 GTE Byron Nelson
Classic/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $936,000–2007 Sony
Open in Hawaii/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Sony Open
in Hawaii/39
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2006 Buick Invitational.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (3):
2000 Queensland PGA Championship [Aus], Benefit
Partners/NRCS Classic [Can]. 2006 Blue Chip New Zealand
Open [Eur].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T3—John Deere Classic; T5—Crowne Plaza Invitational at
Colonial.
2007 SEASON:
In just his second season on the PGA TOUR, made 22 cuts in
29 starts and finished in the top-25 nine times...Recorded the
second double eagle of the 2007 season at the Verizon
Heritage. Double eagle in the second round at the par-5 second
hole enabled him to play the hole in 6-under par for the
tournament...Just two weeks after his 32nd birthday in May,
finished T5 at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial for his
best finish since the 2006 the INTERNATIONAL (9th). Two of
his eight career top-10s have come at Colonial (T4/2006)...Held
the 36- and 54-hole leads at the John Deere Classic before a
final-round 71 dropped him to T3, his best effort of the season...Played
in three of the four PGA TOUR Playoffs for the
FedExCup events and posted two top-20 finishes – Deutsche
Bank Championship (T17) and BMW Championship (T14).
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
Member of the Nationwide Tour in 2002 and 2004-05, PGA
TOUR in 2006-07 and Member of the Australasian Tour
since 1998. 2006: Made the cut in 24 of 30 starts on TOUR,
Nathan Green
EXEMPT STATUS: 64th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Nathan Andrew Green
HEIGHT: 5-8
WEIGHT: 175
BIRTHDATE: May 13, 1975
BIRTHPLACE: Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
RESIDENCE: Toronto, New South Wales, Australia
FAMILY: Wife, Michelle
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2001 1
2006 30 24 1 6 8 1,700,803/41
2007 29 22 1 2 9 93,102/46 1,380,317/66
Total 60 46 1 1 8 17 3,081,121
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2002 22 7 1 3 26,694/124
2003 2 1 1 10,542/190
2004 22 18 1 4 7 139,824/39
2005 25 17 1 2 5 10 217,272/18
Total 71 43 2 2 10 21 394,333
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 4 3 1 112,568
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
including six top-10s, second-most among rookies behind
Trevor Immelman's eight...One of eight rookies to earn more
than $1 million...Began season at World No. 347 and moved
up to No. 120 at season's end...Closed with weekend
rounds of 65-64 to finish fifth at the Sony Open in Hawaii in
first cut made in two career starts on TOUR...In second start
as a TOUR member, lost in a three-man playoff at the Buick
Invitational that included winner Tiger Woods and Jose
Maria Olazabal. Was eliminated after first extra
hole...Made the cut in 13 straight tournaments prior to missing
the cut at the final full-field event of the season, the
Chrysler Championship. In doing so, fell from 38th on the
money list to 41st and missed out on a chance at making his
first Masters Tournament (top 40 on final money list)...Shot
a final-round 65 in early December to claim his first
European Tour title at the Blue Chip New Zealand Open.
2005: Finished 18th on the Nationwide Tour money list to
earn his initial PGA TOUR card...Was propelled by a T2 at
the Jacob's Creek Open in his native Australia in first start
of the season and T3s at the Alberta Classic and Albertsons
Boise Open. 2004: Ranked No. 39 on the Nationwide Tour.
2003: Finished T2 at the Henrico County Open. His 26-under
total matched the Nationwide Tour's previous all-time
record, first set by Chris Smith at the 1997 Omaha Classic.
2002: Lone top-10 on Nationwide Tour was a T9 at the
LaSalle Bank Open. 2001: Missed the cut at the British Open
in his only PGA TOUR start to that point...Made the cut in all
eight events during the 2001 season. Runner-up in consecutive
weeks, including one-shot losses to Colin
Montgomerie at the Ericsson Masters and Peter Lonard at
the ANZ Championship. Ended the season No. 5 on the
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1998
JOINED TOUR: 2006
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2005)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 01 02 03 04 05 06
U.S. Open CUT
British Open CUT
PGA T49
THE PLAYERS T66
Order of Merit. 2000: Won the Queensland PGA
Championship in Australia and the Benefit Partners/NRCS
Classic on the Canadian Tour.
PERSONAL:
Represented New South Wales in soccer...Formerly worked
in a crematorium his parents manage in Valentine. Also
worked in a pro shop at Westside GC in Newcastle...Biggest
thrill in golf was making a hole-in-one for $500,000 at the
Ericsson Masters...After being introduced to the game by his
brother, he used his grandmother's clubs.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.44 (51)
Driving Distance ..........................................283.6 (142)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................62.12% (105)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.91% (146)
Putting Average............................................1.745 (7)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–John Deere Classic/2
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2007 John Deere Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $448,800–2006 Buick
Invitational/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic/77
Nathan GREEN
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GRÔNBERG, Mathias
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2
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T3—2007 Valero Texas Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (4):
1995 Canon European Masters. 1998 Smurfit European
Open. 2000 Mercedes-Benz - S.A. Open Championship.
2003 60th Italian Open Telecom Italia.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T3—Valero Texas Open; T7—Frys.com Open benefiting
Shriners Hospitals for Children.
2007 SEASON:
For the second consecutive year, earned fully exempt status
for next season (No. 125) late in the year. In 2006, he was
124th while he finished 125th in 2007...Recorded the best
finish of his TOUR career and his first top-10 of the season
with a T3 at the Valero Texas Open. Carded all four rounds
in the 60s (65-65-65-69--264) for only the second time in his
TOUR career (2005 B.C. Open). The $261,000 payday moved
him from 150th to 130th on the money list...The next week
opened 69-64 en route to a T7 finish at the Frys.com Open
benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children. Jumped from
No. 130 to No. 120 on the money list with a payday of
$124,667...Managed to stay in the top-125 on the money
list thanks to a T37 finish at the Children's Miracle Network
Classic presented by Wal-Mart, the last full-field event of
the season.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished in the top 125 (No. 124) on the money list for
the first time in his three-year TOUR career...First-round coleader
with three others at The Honda Classic after a 5under-par
67. Finished T16...Trailed eventual winner Stuart
Mathias Grönberg (mat-TEE-us grown-BERG)
EXEMPT STATUS: 125th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Mathias Gronberg
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: March 12, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: Stockholm, Sweden
RESIDENCE: Monaco
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1995 1
1999 3 1 5,961/308
2000 2 1
2001 4 2 8,863
2002 2
2003 4 2 2 128,013
2004 32 12 2 5 565,014/132
2005 19 12 1 2 401,140/160
2006 30 16 1 6 674,002/124
2007 31 16 1 2 5 785,180/125
Total 128 62 1 6 20 2,568,172
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2005 7 5 1 2 34,860/116
Total 7 5 1 2 34,860
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 1
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Appleby by two entering the final round of the Shell
Houston Open. Final-round, 1-over 73 left him eight strokes
back in solo fourth, the best finish of his career (75 starts) to
date. 2005: After finishing 160th on TOUR money list,
placed T26 at the Qualifying Tournament in December to
regain his status for 2006...Lone top-10 on TOUR was a T6
at the B.C. Open. Recorded four rounds in the 60s for first
time in his TOUR career...Also played seven events on the
Nationwide Tour, earning one top-10, a T9 at the LaSalle
Bank Open. 2004: Was a TOUR rookie and recorded first
top-10 of his career in only his 28th career start with a
ninth-place finish at the 2004 Wachovia
Championship...Tied Duffy Waldorf for the most points on
the weekend at The International and finished T9...Missed
the cut in his last 10 starts after The International and finished
132nd on the money list. 2003: After seven previous
attempts at the Qualifying Tournament, earned TOUR card
for 2004 by being medalist. Finished 20-under-par with four
of six rounds in the 60s, two strokes ahead of runner-up
Danny Ellis. Played four events on the PGA TOUR, with two
top-25s, a T18 at the British Open and a T15 at the John
Deere Classic...Ended three years without a victory on The
European Tour when he won the 60th Italian Open Telecom
Italia. Finished 2003 with four top-10s in 22 events, and
ranked 20th in earnings on the European Tour. 2002: Only
played in 15 European Tour events due to the birth of his
first child, Lars. 2000: Third victory on the European Tour
came when he won the 2000 Mercedes-Benz South African
Open. 1998: Proved to be a superb front-runner in the
Smurfit European Open at The K Club, blowing away a
world-class field to win by 10 strokes, the largest winning
margin that year...Member of the Dunhill Cup and World
Cup of Golf teams. 1995: Claimed his first European Tour
FAMILY: Wife, Tara; Lars Van (5/11/02), Ava Marie
(5/4/05)
EDUCATION: Swedish Golf School (1988, Economics)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Family, reading
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1990
Q SCHOOL: 2003, 2005
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victory when he won the Canon European Masters. In his
amateur days he enrolled at the Gothenburg golf school as
a 16-year-old 5-handicapper. Swedish Boys Champion in
1988, and British Youths champion two years later, then
helped Sweden to win the Eisenhower Trophy by 12 strokes
ahead of the United States in New Zealand where he won
the Individual title.
PERSONAL:
Lists Monaco as home, but also has residences in New
Jersey and Florida...Played soccer until age 16...Web site is
mathiasgrönberg.com.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.45 (158)
Driving Distance ..........................................301.3 (15)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................57.53% (157)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.48% (112)
Putting Average............................................1.799 (115)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Frys.com Open benefiting
Shriners Hospitals for Children/2
Career Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent 2007
Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $264,000–2006 Shell
Houston Open/4
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 Las Vegas
Invitational/65
Year 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open CUT T74
British Open CUT CUT CUT CUT T18 T47
PGA CUT CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS T72
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
CA Championship T42
NATIONAL TEAMS: Dunhill Cup, 1998; World Cup (2), 1998, 2000.
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T3—2007 Viking Classic.
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2004 CVS Charity Classic (with father Jay Haas).
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T3—Viking Classic; 5—Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera
Maya-Cancun; T10—Turning Stone Resort Championship.
2007 SEASON:
In his second season on TOUR, managed to post three top-
10s, including a T3 finish at the Viking Classic...First top-10
came in sixth start at the inaugural Mayakoba Golf Classic.
Posted four rounds of par or better to finish fifth...Finished
T10 at the Turning Stone Resort Championship, pushing him
from 126th to 114th on the PGA TOUR money list…Solid
play continued a week later where a T3 at the Viking
Classic gave him the best finish of his career. Was one
stroke back after 36 holes and two strokes back after 54
holes in Mississippi...Finished third on TOUR in total eagles
with 14.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Posted six top-25s, including one top-10, in his rookie
season and finished in the top 100 (No. 99)...Finished T4
at Wachovia Championship and picked up the second top-
10 of his TOUR career. His only other top-10 came at the
2004 Deutsche Bank Championship, where he tied for
Bill Haas
EXEMPT STATUS: 104th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: William Harlan Haas
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: May 24, 1982
BIRTHPLACE: Charlotte, NC
RESIDENCE: Greenville, SC; plays out of
Thornblade Club
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2002A 1
2003A 2
2004A 1 1
2004 9 8 1 3 315,259
2005 6 4 2 159,586
2006 30 19 1 7 887,024/99
2007 30 16 1 3 7 86,251/126 967,443/104
Total 79 48 1 5 19 2,329,313
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2000A 1
2004 3 1 1 5,095/236
2005 22 19 1 5 13 195,378/23
Total 26 20 1 5 14 200,473
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
ninth. 2005: Finished T26 at the Qualifying Tournament to
earn his rookie TOUR card for 2006. Made birdie on final
hole to earn his card on the number (11-under)...Exempt into
finals thanks to ending the Nationwide Tour as No. 23 on
the money list, his first year on that Tour. Made cut in 19 of
22 events with a career-best, second-place finish at the
Scholarship America Showdown. Entered Nationwide Tour
Championship in 21st and last spot available to earn a
TOUR card but dropped to 23rd after finishing T24...Tried to
earn his TOUR card via Sponsor Exemptions in both 2004
and 2005 but did not earn enough money while making the
cut in 12 of 15 starts over the two seasons. 2004: Recorded
his first top-10 on TOUR with a T9 at the Deutsche Bank
Championship. Teamed with his dad, Jay, to win the CVS
Charity Classic. Amateur: Member of the 2003 U.S. Walker
Cup team...Recipient of the Jack Nicklaus Award...Threetime
first-team All-America selection...After breaking the
NCAA record for career stroke average and finishing second
at the 2004 NCAA Championship, earned the Ben Hogan
Award, college golf's equivalent to the national player of
the year...A two-time ACC Player of the Year, Haas won a
school-record 10 tournaments...Four-time All-ACC pick and
2001 ACC Rookie of the Year...In 2004, he was ranked No. 1
the entire season.
PERSONAL:
Father, Jay, was the 1975 NCAA medalist and two-time All-
America in the 1970s who went on to a highly successful
PGA TOUR and Champions Tour career. Uncle, Jerry, was
FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: Wake Forest University (2004, Religious
Studies)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Basketball
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2004
Q SCHOOL: 2005
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 03 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open CUT T40
THE PLAYERS T72
NATIONAL TEAMS: Walker Cup (1), 2003.
also an All-America at Wake Forest, a TOUR player in the
early 1990s and is the head coach of the Demon Deacons.
Great uncle, Bob Goalby, won the 1968 Masters. Older
brother, Jay, Jr., played golf at Augusta State and Monday
qualified for the 2006 Wachovia Championship to join
father Jay and brother Bill in the field.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.65 (76)
Driving Distance ..........................................301.5 (14)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................62.20% (104)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.15% (91)
Putting Average............................................1.799 (115)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–4 times, most recent Turning
Stone Resort Championship/2
Career Low Round/Round: 64–2004 Deutsche Bank
Championship/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $277,200–2006
Wachovia Championship/T4
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 The Honda
Classic/187
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (9):
1978 Andy Williams-San Diego Open Invitational. 1981
Greater Milwaukee Open, B.C. Open. 1982 Hall Of Fame,
Texas Open. 1987 Big “I” Houston Open. 1988 Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic. 1992 Federal Express St. Jude Classic.
1993 H.E.B. Texas Open.
CHAMPIONS TOUR VICTORIES (10):
2005 Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn, SBC
Championship. 2006 Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf, FedEx
Kinko's Classic, Senior PGA Championship, Administaff
Small Business Classic. 2007 Toshiba Classic, Liberty
Mutual Legends of Golf, The Principal Charity Classic, Bank
of America Championship.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
1991 Mexican Open.
Jay Haas
EXEMPT STATUS: Top 50 on PGA TOUR Career
Money List
FULL NAME: Jay Dean Haas
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: December 2, 1953
BIRTHPLACE: St. Louis, MO
RESIDENCE: Greenville, SC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 3-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1973A 1 1
1974A 1 1
1975A 1 1 1
1976 4 4 1 2,911/192
1977 30 18 2 5 32,326/77
1978 29 20 1 4 9 77,176/31
1979 28 20 1 7 12 102,515/34
1980 30 26 1 7 14 114,102/35
1981 30 25 2 6 13 181,894/15
1982 29 27 2 1 10 15 229,746/13
1983 28 25 2 1 8 15 191,735/23
1984 27 20 1 1 3 12 146,514/45
1985 29 20 3 7 121,488/69
1986 29 17 7 12 189,204/45
1987 29 24 1 5 10 270,347/37
1988 29 22 1 1 6 12 490,409/20
1989 30 17 2 5 8 248,831/54
1990 28 17 1 1 5 180,023/89
1991 29 18 1 3 8 200,637/84
1992 28 24 1 1 1 6 16 632,628/20
1993 29 27 1 6 15 601,603/26
1994 30 25 1 6 15 593,386/25
1995 27 18 1 2 11 14 822,259
1996 26 21 1 4 11 523,019/36
1997 24 18 4 11 437,895/57
1998 25 17 1 4 7 515,454/56
1999 24 16 2 5 7 696,861/60
2000 26 13 4 265,755/144
2001 21 16 2 8 565,141/92
2002 24 18 1 9 722,782/98
2003 25 19 2 8 13 2,563,545/15
2004 23 20 1 8 11 2,071,626/27
2005 16 12 1 5 485,109/151
2006 7 5 1 163,399/199
Total 796 592 9 14 12 143 306 14,440,317
CHAMPIONS TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-0
Year Events Played 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings Rank
2004 3 2 1 3 3 541,920 34
2005 10 2 1 6 9 998,653 15
2006 21 4 2 3 16 19 2,420,227 1
2007 27 4 4 18 25 2,581,001 1
Total 61 10 9 4 43 56 6,541,801
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2001 1
Total 1
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
OTHER VICTORIES (2):
1996 Franklin Templeton Shootout [with Tom Kite]. 2004
CVS Charity Classic [with son Bill].
BEST 2007 CHAMPIONS TOUR FINISHES:
1—Toshiba Classic, Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf, The
Principal Charity Classic, Bank of America Championship;
2—Allianz Championship, 3M Championship, Outback
Steakhouse Pro-Am, Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn;
T4—British Senior Open, Administaff Small Business
Classic; T5—MasterCard Championship at Hualalai, The
Boeing Championship at Sandestin, U.S. Senior Open; T7—
Wal-Mart First Tee Open at Pebble Beach; 8—Commerce
Bank Championship; T9—Senior PGA Championship, SAS
Championship; 10—FedEx Kinko's Classic
FAMILY: Wife, Janice; Jay, Jr. (3/8/81), William Harlan
(5/24/82), Winona Haley (1/18/84); Emily Frances
(9/25/87), Georgia Ann (3/12/92)
EDUCATION: Wake Forest University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1976
Q SCHOOL: Fall 1976
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
2007 SEASON:
Champions Tour Player of the Year. Captured the Arnold
Palmer Award as the Champions Tour's leading money winner
as well as posting a Tour-best four victories. Did not
make a start on the PGA TOUR for the first time since 1972.
Will use a one-time, top-50 all-time money list exemption
for 2008...In 27 starts led all players on the Champions Tour
with 18 top-10 finishes and placed second to Loren Roberts
in the Charles Schwab Cup race...First of his four wins came
in March when he was a two-stroke victor over R.W. Eaks
at the Toshiba Classic, setting a new tournament scoring
record...Became the first player to successfully defend a
Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf title at stroke play the following
month when he defeated Tom Kite on the first hole
of a playoff for his eighth career Champions Tour
Year 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86
Masters T47 T17 T31 44 T27 T21 5 T6
U.S. Open T54 T18 T5 CUT T25 CUT T6 T43 T11 T15 CUT
British Open T27 T19 T36
PGA T58 T7 T50 T19 T5 T9 T39 T38 T53
THE PLAYERS CUT T57 T9 T8 T29 T27 W/D T29 T55 T7
Year 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99
Masters T7 CUT T46 38 T5 T3 T36 T12 T44
U.S. Open T25 CUT CUT T23 T77 CUT T4 T90 T5 CUT T17
British Open T35 T38 T79 T22 T24
PGA T28 T38 CUT CUT T62 T20 14 T8 T31 T61 T40 T3
THE PLAYERS T50 DQ CUT CUT CUT CUT T20 T55 CUT T8 T43 CUT CUT
TOUR Championship T14 T7 T10 6 T20
Year 00 01 02 03 04 05 06
Masters T37 CUT T17 48
U.S. Open T12 CUT T9 CUT T37
British Open CUT CUT
PGA T64 CUT T5 T37 CUT T68
THE PLAYERS CUT T49 T2 T6 T24
TOUR Championship 29 T7
Accenture Match Play Championship T5 T33 T9
Bridgestone Invitational T17 T41 T19
CA Championship T54 T43
CHAMPIONS TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 04 05 06 07
Senior PGA Championship 2 CUT 1 T9
Constellation Energy Snr Players Champ T18 T3 T17
Senior British Open T6 T4
U.S. Senior Open T3 T22 T8 T5
JELD-WEN Tradition T23 T20 T14
NATIONAL TEAMS: Walker Cup, 1975; Ryder Cup (3), 1983, 1995, 2004; The Presidents Cup
(2), 1994, 2003.
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win...Added a third victory to his resume when he went
wire to wire at the Principal Charity Classic in Iowa in June.
Fired three successive rounds in the 60s on his way to his
ninth career win...Continued his stellar play in his next start
at the Bank of America Championship near Boston. Opened
with a 1-under 71, but followed with rounds of 66 on the
weekend for a three-stroke come-from-behind victory at
the event...Was the Tour leader in the All-Around category
and was also second in Birdie Average (4.33) and Scoring
Average (69.36). He led the Tour with 377 birdies...Player of
the Month in both April and June.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Spent most of the season playing primarily on the
Champions Tour, where he was voted Player of the Year
and captured the Charles Schwab Cup and its $1-million
annuity...Also made five cuts in seven starts on the PGA
TOUR. Tied for the low score of the third round at the
Wachovia Championship, with a 7-under 65. Eventually finished
T22 at Charlotte, NC, event, where he played with
sons, Bill and Jay, who were also in the field. 2005: Made
16 starts on the PGA TOUR and made 12 cuts...Played in his
28th PLAYERS Championship, tying Ben Crenshaw and Tom
Kite for most appearances, and finished T24...Also played
in his 29th consecutive MCI Heritage (most starts in tournament
history), including making his 23rd cut at Hilton
Head—just one shy of leader Hale Irwin with 24. Made cut
at Harbour Town was the 584th of his PGA TOUR career
and passed Raymond Floyd for second on the all-time
career cuts-made list.Tied Tom Kite for first (587) by season's
end...Voted Champions Tour Rookie of the Year after
turning in an outstanding month of October...Won for the
first time on the Champions Tour in 304 combined starts
(PGA TOUR/Champions Tour/Nationwide Tour), capturing
the Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn in western North
Carolina...Claimed a second title just two weeks later at
the SBC Championship in San Antonio. Two-stroke victory
at Oak Hills made him the 12th different player to claim
PGA TOUR/Champions Tour titles at the same venue. 2004:
Recorded seven top-10s and placed 27th on the PGA TOUR
money list. Best finishes were a third at the Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic, a fifth at The INTERNATIONAL, a sixth at
THE PLAYERS and a T7 at THE TOUR Championship and
MCI Heritage. Made more than $1 million for just the second
time in his 28 years on TOUR...Playing in his first
Jay Haas (Continued)
Champions Tour event after turning 50 the previous
December, lost to Hale Irwin by one stroke at the Senior
PGA Championship...Son Bill qualified for the U.S. Open at
Shinnecock Hills GC to join Jay as the first father-son duo
to compete in the same U.S. Open twice...Selected by Hal
Sutton as one of two Captain's Choices. His third Ryder Cup
appearance and first since 1995. 2003: Finished in the Top
30 on the money list for the first time since 1995 and his
15th-place finish on the list was the highest since he finished
13th in 1982...Although he did not win, the 49-year
old posted two runner-up finishes, at the Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic and THE PLAYERS Championship...Was named to
Presidents Cup team as a Captain's Choice by Jack
Nicklaus after T5 finish at PGA Championship. 2002: Made
10 of his first 11 cuts on the way to then-second-best earnings
year of career...Son Bill, a sophomore at Wake Forest,
received sponsor exemption into Greater Greensboro
Chrysler Classic. Duo became first father-son tandem to
compete in a TOUR event since Raymond and Robert Floyd
at the 2000 Advil Western Open. 2001: Regained full
exempt status by finishing 92nd on money list. 2000:
Finished outside the top 125 on the money list for the first
time since turning pro in 1976. 1999: Earned five top-10s,
including a pair of third-place finishes, for first time since
1995—T3 at Doral-Ryder Open and PGA Championship.
Best finish at a major since T3 at 1995 Masters. 1996: Won
Par-3 Contest at Masters as he had 20 years earlier as an
amateur...Tied then-record of nine for most consecutive
rounds of par or better at Masters (1994-96). 1994:
Captain's Choice for Presidents Cup Team, where his record
was 3-2. 1993: Collected ninth TOUR victory at the H-E-B
Texas Open in a playoff with Bob Lohr. 1992: Shot weekend
rounds of 64-64 for three-stroke victory over Dan Forsman
and Robert Gamez at Federal Express St. Jude Classic.
1988: Shot opening 63 on way to Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
crown. 1987: After four years without a victory, sank 70foot
putt on final hole of Big “I” Houston Open to force playoff
with Buddy Gardner, then won playoff. 1982: Had backto-back
two-win seasons. Won playoff at Hall of Fame
Classic with John Adams and defeated Curtis Strange by
three strokes at Texas Open. 1981: Three-stroke victories
over Chi Chi Rodriguez at Greater Milwaukee Open and
Tom Kite at B.C. Open. 1978: Earned first TOUR victory at
Andy Williams-San Diego Open by three strokes.
Amateur: Won 1975 NCAA Championship at Wake Forest
and received Fred Haskins Award that year...1975-76 All-
America selection. Teammates included Curtis Strange and
Scott Hoch.
PERSONAL:
Introduced to golf by uncle, 1968 Masters winner Bob
Goalby...Won first trophy at National Pee Wee
Championship in Orlando at age 7...Brother Jerry is the
golf coach at Wake Forest, brother-in-law Dillard Pruitt
played PGA TOUR and is now a TOUR Rules Official, older
son Jay, Jr. caddied for him in 1999 PGA Championship
and second son Bill is a PGA TOUR member...Received the
2004 Payne Stewart Award for upholding the traditions of
golf. Was honored in 2005 with the Jim Murray Award
from the Golf Writers Association of America and named
as the recipient of the 2006 Bob Jones Award, the United
States Golf Association's highest honor for distinguished
sportsmanship.
PLAYER STATISTICS
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2003 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $572,000–2003 THE
PLAYERS Championship/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 John Deere
Classic/17
2007 CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS:
Scoring Average ..........................................69.36 (2)
Driving Distance ..........................................276.7 (28)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................73.58% (15)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................73.63% (5)
Putting Average............................................1.747 (10)
MISCELLANEOUS CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round: 63–2007 3M Championship/3.
Career Low Round: 63–4 times, most recent 2007 3M
Championship/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $395,000–2 times,
most recent 2007 Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf/1
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HAMILTON, Todd
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2004 The Honda Classic, British Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (14):
1992 Singapore Rolex Masters [Asia], Maekyung Open
[Asia], Maruman Open [Jpn]. 1993 Acom International
[Jpn]. 1994 PGA Philanthropy [Jpn], Japan PGA Matchplay
Championship [Jpn], Thailand Open [Asia]. 1995 Token
Corporation Cup [Jpn]. 1996 Japan PGA Philanthropy [Jpn].
1998 Gene Sarazen Jun Classic [Jpn]. 2003 Fujisankei
Classic [Jpn], Diamond Cup [Jpn], Gateway to the Mizuno
Open [Jpn], Japan PGA Matchplay Championship [Jpn].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T37—Reno-Tahoe Open.
2007 SEASON:
Plagued by inconsistent play, former British Open champion
fell outside the top 200 on the money list. Best finish in 28
starts was a T37 at the Reno-Tahoe Open.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Playing near hometown of Galesburg, IL, finished T10
at the John Deere Classic thanks to closing rounds of 67-67.
Top-10 was first since a T6 at the 2004 American Express
Championship, a span of 50 events. 2005: Struggled
through most of season, without a top-10 in 31 starts...Top
finish was a T13 at the John Deere Classic...The following
week, missed the cut at St. Andrews in defense of British
Open title with rounds of 74-74. 2004: At age 38, named
PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year on the strength of two wins,
including playoff victory over Ernie Els at the British
Open...Entered the season with only 12 TOUR events under
his belt, having played primarily in Japan over the last
Todd Hamilton
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 2004 British Open
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: William Todd Hamilton
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 195
BIRTHDATE: October 18, 1965
BIRTHPLACE: Galesburg, IL
RESIDENCE: Westlake, TX; plays out of Vaquero GC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1986A 1
1987 3
1988 1 1 1,074/305
1992 1
1993 1
1994 1
1996 1 1 9,920/276
2003 3 2 36,600
2004 27 19 2 3 8 3,063,778/11
2005 31 17 4 559,495/134
2006 27 8 1 1 165,152/198
2007 28 9 109,776/212
Total 125 57 2 4 13 3,945,795
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1991 4 1 1 1,204/208
Total 4 1 1 1,204
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
decade, with 14 international victories during that period...Birdied
the 71st and 72nd holes at The CC at Mirasol's
Sunrise Course to win The Honda Classic. Opened the final
round with a four-stroke lead and finished at 12-under 274
to defeat Davis Love III by one shot. Made a 10-foot birdie
putt on No. 17 and a 4-footer on No. 18 after an 8-iron from
162 yards. Earned his first career TOUR victory in his 18th
career start on TOUR...Captured first major championship at
the British Open at Royal Troon. Held a one-stroke lead over
Ernie Els and two over Phil Mickelson and Retief Goosen
through 54 holes. Bogeyed the 72nd hole to fall into a tie at
10-under with Els, who birdied two of the last three holes.
Defeated Els in the four-hole playoff by parring all four
holes, while Els bogeyed the third (17th hole). Became second
consecutive rookie to win the British Open and the first
rookie since Jose Coceres in 2001 to win twice in his first
season on TOUR…Held first-round lead at the American
Express Championship in Ireland with a 66 and finished T6
for his first top-10 in three World Golf Championships
events...Entered THE TOUR Championship 10th on money
list, attempting to become the first rookie to finish among
the top 10 since Jerry Pate (1976). Finished 28th at East
Lake to drop one spot to No. 11. 2003: Earned first TOUR
card on eighth attempt with a T16 finish at the Qualifying
Tournament...Led the Japan Golf Tour with four wins, and
finished third on the Japan Golf Tour Official Money
List...1993-2002: Captured seven events on Japan Golf Tour
during this period. Typically would make five trips back and
forth between the United States and Japan during a season,
playing four weeks and then returning home to Dallas
for two weeks. 1992: Won Asian Tour Order of Merit, thereby
earning an exemption onto the Japan Golf Tour. Won the
Asian Tour's Thailand Open, Singapore Rolex Masters and
FAMILY: Wife: Jacque; Tyler (4/2/98), Kaylee (6/20/00),
Drake (4/18/03)
EDUCATION: University of Oklahoma
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Crossword puzzles, hockey, basketball
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1987
Q SCHOOL: 2003
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Korean Open that year. Amateur: Three-time All-American
at Oklahoma and roomed with fellow TOUR member Grant
Waite.
PERSONAL:
Brought Claret Jug on the road on several occasions in
2005, allowing friends to see and pose with historic British
Open trophy...Lists Jack Nicklaus as his hero...Credits his
father for giving him his start in golf...His wife was his high
school sweetheart at Union High School in Biggsville,
IL...Almost quit golf prior to winning the 1992 Asian Tour
Order of Merit...Grew up playing on a nine-hole course in
Biggsville, IL.
Year 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04
Masters 40
U.S. Open CUT
British Open CUT T44 CUT 1
PGA T29 T37
THE PLAYERS T58
TOUR Championship 28
Bridgestone Invitational 21
CA Championship 72 T6
Year 05 06 07
Masters T39 CUT CUT
U.S. Open CUT CUT CUT
British Open CUT T68 CUT
PGA T47 CUT T66
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT T75
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................72.93 (188)
Driving Distance ..........................................289.6 (87)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................56.74% (168)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................55.64% (187)
Putting Average............................................1.828 (176)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–2 times, most recent
Wyndham Championship/1
Career Low Round/Round: 65–3 times, most recent 2006
Frys.com Open/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,348,272–2004
British Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 Mercedes
Championships/16
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3):
2005 The Honda Classic, Barclays Classic. 2007 British
Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (16):
1996 Peugeot Spanish Open. 1998 Irish PGA. 2000 Brazil
Sao Paulo 500 Years Open, BBVA Open Turespaña Masters
Comunidad de Madrid. 2001 Volvo Masters. 2002 dunhill
links championship [Eur], BMW Asian Open. 2003 Deutsche
Bank-SAP Open TPC of Europe [Eur], Omega Hong Kong
Open [Eur]. 2004 Linde German Masters [Eur], Irish PGA.
2005 Irish PGA. 2006 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
[Eur], Dunlop Phoenix [Jpn]. 2007 Irish Open [Eur], Irish PGA.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—British Open; 7—Nissan Open, Masters Tournament.
2007 SEASON:
Captured his first major championship at the British Open
and finished 29th in the FedExCup...Opened with an 8under
63 at the Nissan Open to lead the field by three.
Shared the 36-hole lead with Phil Mickelson and was one
back of Mickelson through 54 holes. Closed with a 2-over
73 to finish seventh...Shot a third-round 68, which tied the
low round for the event, en route to a T7 finish at the
Masters Tournament...Beat Bradley Dredge on the first hole
of a playoff to capture the Irish Open on the European Tour,
becoming the first Irish winner of the event since John
O'Leary in 1982...Earned first major championship victory at
the British Open at Carnoustie Golf Links in 37th major start
at age 35 years, 10 months and nine days, overcoming a
double bogey at the 72nd hole and Sergio Garcia in a fourhole
aggregate playoff. Posted rounds of 69-73-68 through
54 holes and entered the final round six off Garcia's lead.
Was 6-under through 17 holes, but hit into the Barry Burn
twice on 18 en route to a double bogey and a 67. After a
bogey by Garcia on No. 18 to force a playoff, Harrington
took command with a birdie on the first hole and was even
par for the four holes, one ahead of Garcia. First European
player to win a major championship since Paul Lawrie captured
the British Open at same venue in 1999. First Irishman
to win the British Open since Fred Daly won at Hoylake in
1947. Earned a record $1,542,527 and jumped from 80th to
19th in the FedExCup standings…First-round 63 resulted in
a T11 at the TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola.
Padraig Harrington (PAW-drig)
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 2007 British Open
(through 2012)
FULL NAME: Padraig Harrington
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 196
BIRTHDATE: August 31, 1971
BIRTHPLACE: Dublin, Ireland
RESIDENCE: Dublin, Ireland
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1996 1 1 1 24,025/232
1997 3 1 1 1 104,719/166
1998 3 2 23,352/238
1999 4 4 2 51,491/224
2000 8 7 2 4 265,313
2001 9 8 1 2 240,426
2002 9 9 4 7 806,797
2003 11 9 1 3 7 961,235
2004 12 11 2 5 7 1,882,276
2005 15 11 2 4 6 2,615,731/14
2006 15 12 1 3 6 1,339,675/68
2007 18 15 1 3 9 96,025/29 2,658,283/21
Total 108 90 3 4 26 52 10,973,322
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 14 13 2 7 11 3,233,578
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Posted three top-10s in 15 starts on TOUR, including a
runner-up at the Booz Allen Classic...Won the European Tour
Order of Merit for the first time in his 11 years on that
tour...Finished fifth at the U.S. Open at Winged Foot, his fourth
top-10 in nine starts at the U.S. Open. It was his seventh top-10
in a major championship, with a previous-best finish of
T5...Posted 0-4-1 record at the Ryder Cup...A win at the Alfred
Dunhill Links Championship and a T2 at the season-ending
Volvo Masters enabled him to edge Paul Casey for top honors
on the European Tour...Birdied second playoff hole to beat Tiger
Woods at the Dunlop Phoenix on the Japan Golf Tour in mid-
November. 2005: In first year as a fully-exempt player on TOUR,
picked up his first two TOUR wins and earned more than $2.6
million...Initial victory came in his 63rd career event at The
Honda Classic. Came from seven strokes back of Brett
Wetterich and Geoff Ogilvy to tie Vijay Singh and Joe Ogilvie at
14-under 274. After Ogilvie was eliminated on first extra hole,
improved his playoff record to 1-1 when Singh missed a 3-footer
for par. Earned second victory of the season in June at the
Barclays Classic, draining a 66-foot eagle putt on the 72nd hole
to defeat Jim Furyk by one stroke. Duo entered 72nd hole tied.
Harrington reached the green in two with a 3-iron from 219
yards and drained the long eagle putt for final-round 70 and a
one-stroke victory. 2004: Irishman split time between the PGA
TOUR (12 events) and the European Tour (13)...Finished No. 1 on
the non-member list on the TOUR and No. 3 on the European
Tour's Volvo Order of Merit...Earned second consecutive runnerup
finish at THE PLAYERS Championship, one stroke behind
champion Adam Scott. Shot a final-round, 6-under-par 66 that
included a back-nine 30, the first 30 posted on the back nine
since Taylor Smith did so in the first round in 1997...Posted an
ace on the par-3 16th hole on Sunday at the Masters en route
to a T13 finish. Also captured the annual Par-3 Contest on
Wednesday...In late May, became a Special Temporary
Member of the TOUR for the remainder of season..Won the
Linde German Masters on the European Tour in September and
a week later was a member of the winning European Ryder Cup
Team...As non-member had enough earnings to be included in
the season-ending TOUR Championship presented by Coca-
Cola as a 31st player, where he finished 14th. 2003: Solo 36hole
leader at THE PLAYERS by two strokes over eventual
champion Davis Love III and defending champion Craig Perks.
Third-round 70 gave him share of lead with Jay Haas. Finalround
72 good for T2 finish...Joined the TOUR as a Special
FAMILY: Wife, Caroline; Patrick (2003)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Snooker, tennis, all sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995
JOINED TOUR: 2003
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Temporary Member. 2002: Finished in the top-10 in three of the
four majors – T5 at the Masters, T8 at the U.S. Open and T5 at
British Open....Earned two points for the victorious European
Team at the Ryder Cup, including a singles victory over Mark
Calcavecchia. 2001: Won the season-ending Volvo Masters and
placed second six other times to finish second on the European
Tour Order of Merit behind Retief Goosen. 2000: Will remember
season for two victories and one that might have been.
Disqualified from Benson and Hedges International Open, while
holding five-stroke lead through 54 holes, after failing to sign
first-round scorecard...Ended run of nine second-place finishes
since first European Tour victory by winning 2000 Brazil Sao
Paulo 500 Years Open. Also won the BBVA Open Turespana
Masters. 1999: Earned 10th and last automatic place on 1999
European Ryder Cup Team by finishing second in both West of
Ireland Classic and BMW International, last two events in
which ranking points were available. 1998: Won the Irish PGA
Championship. Amateur: Played on winning Walker Cup side
against USA at Royal Porthcawl in 1995.
PERSONAL:
Began fitness program at start of 2000 season and made
swing adjustments that added distance...Coached by Bob
Torrance, father of 2002 European Ryder Cup Captain Sam
Torrance...Completed accountancy degree before turning
professional...Distant cousin of Atlanta Falcons quarterback
Joey Harrington...Web site is padraigharrington.com.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................69.82 (12)
Driving Distance ..........................................293.2 (62)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................57.52% (158)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................60.30% (175)
Putting Average............................................1.755 (20)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–2 times, most recent THE
TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–3 times, most recent 2007
THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,542,450–2007
British Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Wyndham
Championship/6
Year 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T19 T27 T5 CUT T13 CUT T27 T7
U.S. Open CUT T32 T5 T30 T8 T10 T31 CUT 5 CUT
British Open T18 T5 CUT 29 T20 T37 T5 T22 CUT CUT 1
PGA CUT T58 CUT T17 T29 T45 CUT CUT T42
THE PLAYERS T33 T22 T2 2 T63 CUT T52
TOUR Championship 14 T7 T11
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33 T33 T17 T5 T17 T5 T17
Bridgestone Invitational T12 T27 T17 T47 T39 74 T24 T27 T14
CA Championship T30 T5 CNL 21 T6 T6 67 T17 T19
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup (4), 1999, 2002, 2004, 2006; World Cup (11), 1996-2006;
Dunhill Cup (5), 1996-2000.
Padraig HARRINGTON
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HART, Dudley
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
1996 Bell Canadian Open. 2000 Honda Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
1998 Subaru Sarazen World Open.
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2002 CVS Charity Classic [with Chris DiMarco].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T8—Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
2007 SEASON:
Veteran limited to 12 starts due to illness of wife, Suzanne,
who was diagnosed with a tumor in her lungs (non-smoking
related) in May and subsequently had two-thirds of one of
her lungs removed. Did not play after the Wachovia
Championship, taking care of Suzanne and triplets, now age
6. Granted Major Medical Extension (family crisis) for 2008
and has 15 events to earn $485,931 (combined with 2007
earnings of $299,249, would equal 2007's No. 125 earnings
of $785,180) and receive Major Medical Extension status for
the remainder of the 2008 campaign…Lone top-10 was T8
at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, four shots out of a Charley
Hoffman-John Rollins playoff…Opened with a 7-under 64
at the FBR Open to hold a one-stroke lead. Finished T20.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Despite back problems that forced the withdrawal
from four events, notched three top-10s to finish in the top
125 on the money list. 2005: Made 18 cuts in 29 starts and
collected over $1 million for the fifth time in his 15-year
career...Best finish was a solo fifth at the Buick Open, aided
by a final-round 6-under-par 66 that included seven birdies
in eight holes…Collected his second top-10 in a major
championship with a T10 at the PGA Championship at
Baltusrol. Other top-10 came at the 1993 PGA at Inverness
Club, where he finished T6 in only his third major champi-
Dudley Hart
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: Howard Dudley Hart
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 190
BIRTHDATE: August 4, 1968
BIRTHPLACE: Rochester, NY
RESIDENCE: Buffalo, NY
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1991 31 17 2 7 126,217/120
1992 29 19 1 3 10 254,903/61
1993 30 16 2 4 8 316,750/52
1994 31 12 2 3 126,313/135
1995 30 18 4 116,334
1996 13 10 1 3 7 422,198/47
1997 28 14 1 3 6 410,188/60
1998 25 19 1 3 8 553,729/53
1999 27 23 3 8 12 1,267,994/29
2000 24 16 1 1 3 6 1,048,166/43
2001 25 16 1 5 11 1,035,710/53
2002 26 18 1 3 7 1,161,080/54
2003 22 13 1 1 381,735/144
2004 23 8 1 2 2 854,638/92
2005 29 18 3 9 1,051,339/71
2006 29 15 3 7 762,736/112
2007 12 7 1 3 299,249/176
Total 434 259 2 3 9 49 111 10,189,280
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1991 1 1
Total 1 1
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
onship career start. 2004: Returned to form after battling
back problems in 2003. Earned 85 percent of his season
earnings during a three-week stretch in April and May...In
sixth start, finished T4 at the Shell Houston Open the last
week of April, to earn $220,000 to get out of the Major
Medical Extension category for the remainder of the season...Two
weeks later a final-round 67 at the EDS Byron
Nelson Championship put him in first career sudden-death
playoff; lost to Sergio Garcia on the first playoff hole. His T2
finish was his best since finishing T2 at the 2002 Compaq
Classic of New Orleans. 2003: Limited to 22 starts due to
herniated disc in his back. Didn't play after British Open.
Received a Major Medical Extension for 2004...Lone top-10
was T8 at the 100th Western Open, first since a solo fourth
at the 2002 MasterCard Colonial. 2002: Finished in the top
60 on the money list for the seventh consecutive season…Made
10 straight cuts beginning at THE PLAYERS
Championship, which included all three of his top-10s, with
a best of T2 at Compaq Classic of New Orleans. 2001: Fired
second- and final-round 63s to earn T3 at Canon Greater
Hartford Open. The pair of 63s matched his career low.
2000: Won near adopted hometown at The Honda Classic.
Started final round four strokes behind leader J.P. Hayes and
birdied last four holes to edge Hayes and Kevin Wentworth
by one stroke. 1999: For the first time in his career finished
in the top 30 on the money list on the strength of a careerhigh
eight top-10s and three third-place finishes. 1998:
Closed year by winning unofficial Subaru Sarazen World
Open. Collected $360,000, which helped finance delayed
honeymoon with wife Suzanne. 1997: Placed second at
1997 FedEx St. Jude Classic. Shot 66-66 during 36-hole
Sunday and posted a 15-under-par 266 total and led in the
clubhouse. Greg Norman birdied final three holes for onestroke
victory. 1996: Earned his first TOUR victory at the Bell
Canadian Open. Trailed by three strokes after two rounds.
After Saturday rain reduced tournament to 54 holes, shot
closing 70 to defeat David Duval by one stroke. 1995: Injured
FAMILY: Wife, Suzanne; Abigail, Rachel and Ryan
(12/6/01)
EDUCATION: University of Florida
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hockey, reading, fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1990
Q SCHOOL: 1990
JOINED TOUR: 1991
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
wrist by hitting root at Canon Greater Hartford Open. After
two months in a cast and another two in rehab, finally
underwent surgery to repair torn ligaments prior to 1996
season. 1993: Finished 52nd on money list thanks to T3s at
Northern Telecom Open and Kmart Greater Greensboro
Open. 1992: Recorded his first career top-3 finish, T3 at
Greater Milwaukee Open. 1990: Turned professional and
won Florida Open and Louisiana Open...Finished 21st at the
National Qualifying Tournament to earn PGA TOUR card.
Amateur: Four-time All-American, three-time all-SEC first
team and 1987 SEC Freshman of the Year at Florida.
PERSONAL:
Father of triplets (Ryan, Rachel and Abigail born
12/6/01)...With his father, Chuck, and Jeff Sluman purchased
Lake Shore GC on Lake Ontario in Rochester,
NY...Season-ticket holder and huge fan of the NHL's Buffalo
Sabres. Is a close friend of Sabres head coach Lindy Ruff.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.36 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................272.0 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................53.39% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................66.50% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.765 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–FBR Open/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–3 times, most recent 2001
Canon Greater Hartford Open/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $522,000–2000 Honda
Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 Greater
Greensboro Chrysler Classic/21
Year 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T19 T27 T5 CUT T13 CUT T27 T7
U.S. Open CUT T32 T5 T30 T8 T10 T31 CUT 5 CUT
British Open T18 T5 CUT 29 T20 T37 T5 T22 CUT CUT 1
PGA CUT T58 CUT T17 T29 T45 CUT CUT T42
THE PLAYERS T33 T22 T2 2 T63 CUT T52
TOUR Championship 14 T7 T11
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33 T33 T17 T5 T17 T5 T17
Bridgestone Invitational T12 T27 T17 T47 T39 74 T24 T27 T14
CA Championship T30 T5 CNL 21 T6 T6 67 T17 T19
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup (4), 1999, 2002, 2004, 2006; World Cup (11), 1996-2006;
Dunhill Cup (5), 1996-2000.
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
1998 Buick Classic. 2002 John Deere Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
1996 Miami Valley Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T6—THE PLAYERS Championship; T9—Children's Miracle
Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart; T10—The Honda
Classic.
2007 SEASON:
Competed in two events in the PGA TOUR's Playoffs for the
FedExCup. Recorded three top-10 finishes and seven top-25
finishes in 28 starts...First top-10 was a T10 at The Honda
Classic, aided by rounds of 67-68 on the weekend...Withdrew
during the fourth round of the PODS Championship due to
minor chest pains and dizziness. Later diagnosed as vasovagal
syncope, which causes low blood pressure…After taking
more than a month off to recover, finished a career-best T6 at
THE PLAYERS Championship with rounds of 68-70 on the
weekend...Led after the first round of the Children's Miracle
Network Classic with a 7-under 65 before finishing T9, his
third top 10 of the season.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Playing out of the 126-150 category, finished in the top
125 in just 19 starts to earn full status for 2007...Finished second
at the John Deere Classic. Trailed 54-hole leader John
Senden by four entering the final round, but Sunday's 6-underpar
65 fell one short of Senden's 265 total...Finished fourth at
the Southern Farm Bureau Classic for his second top-10. The
$144,000 payday pushed him to No. 115 on the money list.
2005: Made only 10 cuts in 22 TOUR starts and finished out of
the top 125 for the second consecutive season…Finished T2 at
the B.C. Open thanks to closing rounds of 64-66...Finished T4 at
the Reno-Tahoe Open in late August, six strokes behind wire-
J.P. Hayes
EXEMPT STATUS: 114th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: John Patrick Hayes
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: August 2, 1965
BIRTHPLACE: Appleton, WI
RESIDENCE: El Paso, TX; plays out of El Paso CC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1992 27 10 1 4 72,830/155
1993 1 1 1 1 6,650/253
1995 27 13 5 111,696
1996 4
1997 29 18 1 6 160,722/135
1998 22 12 1 1 2 4 555,272/51
1999 28 18 2 5 436,302/89
2000 26 18 1 1 5 9 838,054/57
2001 23 14 2 3 4 622,964/82
2002 24 14 1 3 5 955,271/66
2003 25 14 1 7 585,331/112
2004 27 11 2 260,816/174
2005 22 10 1 2 4 531,704/138
2006 19 8 1 2 4 701,433/122
2007 28 16 3 7 86,839/118 890,815/114
Total 332 177 2 3 4 26 67 6,729,859
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1992 2
1993 22 9 1 2 7 36,539/50
1994 24 13 1 3 8 42,066/40
1995 1
1996 25 16 1 1 7 10 94,087/14
1997 1 1 1,380/215
1998 1
2006 1 1 3,550/232
Total 77 40 1 1 2 12 25 177,622
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
to-wire champion Vaughn Taylor. 2004: Finished out of the top
125 (No. 174) for the first time since 1997. Retained his card by
finishing T26 at Qualifying Tournament. Closed with a 5-under
67 to make it on the number and finish in the top 30 and ties.
2003: Finished in the top 125 (112th) for the sixth consecutive
season with seven top-25s, including solo eighth at the Reno-
Tahoe Open. 2002: Outstanding season with career-best earnings
of $955,271 capped by second career TOUR victory at John
Deere Classic...T16 at Bob Hope Chrysler Classic was highlighted
by PGA TOUR record-tying eight consecutive birdies (13-18,
1-2) at the Palmer Course at PGA West…Wisconsin native finished
in top five for the third consecutive year at the Greater
Milwaukee Open with a T5 (T3-2000-01). Shot then-tournament
record 7-under 28 on the front nine at Brown Deer Park Golf
Course...Picked up second career victory at the John Deere
Classic, four years, one month and 14 days after his first. Set
tournament course record and tied the tournament record with
a 10-under 61 in the second round. Set the tournament record
in relation to par at 22-under 262 (David Frost, 21-under 259 at
Oakwood CC in 1993). 2001: Steady year to finish in the top 100
on the money list for the fourth consecutive year...Recorded
three top-10s, all in the second half of the season, a T3 in June
at the Buick Classic, a T3 in the Greater Milwaukee Open and a
T7 in the Reno-Tahoe Open. 2000: Recorded five top-10s, including
the first runner-up finish of his career and the second thirdplace
finish of his career...Runner-up finish came at Honda
Classic. Part of eight-way tie for lead after opening with 65 and
followed with 67-68 and held lead for second and third rounds
before final-round 70 secured T2...Earned second career thirdplace
finish at Greater Milwaukee Open. 1998: Became the
fourth first-time winner with playoff victory over Jim Furyk at
rain-shortened Buick Classic. The week marked only the fifth
time he had made the cut in 10 events. Also arrived at
Westchester CC having broken 70 just once all year and with
earnings of $16,712. Started with 66 in first round for T2, two
strokes out of lead. Second round took place over Saturday and
FAMILY: Wife, Laura; John Henry (9/27/01), Maggy
Jean (12/8/03)
EDUCATION: University of Texas-El Paso (1988,
Marketing)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fly Fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1989
Q SCHOOL: 1991, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2004
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Sunday due to heavy rains. Birdied 17 and 18 Sunday morning
to complete 67 and tie Furyk for lead. Both players recorded 68s
in the third and final round, which included an eagle by Furyk
and birdie by Hayes on 54th hole. In playoff, Hayes sank sevenfoot
birdie putt on first extra hole to earn two-year exemption
and $324,000. Previous best TOUR finish was T6 at the 1992
Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic. 1997: Best finish was a T8 at the
Shell Houston Open, where he shot 64 on Saturday for his low
round of the year...Finished 135th on money list and returned to
Qualifying Tournament for fourth time. 1996: Finished 13th at
1996 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament to gain full exempt status
on TOUR. Finished 14th on Nationwide Tour money list in on
strength of victory at Miami Valley Open.
PERSONAL:
Upon winning first TOUR title in 1998, said, “More than the
money, to me that exemption means the most. For the first
time in a lot of years I won't have to fill out that application
for qualifying school.”
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.93 (107)
Driving Distance ..........................................291.7 (70)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................59.56% (139)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................62.32% (136)
Putting Average............................................1.786 (76)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent
Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart/1
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2002 John Deere Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $540,000–2002 John
Deere Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1999 Memorial
Tournament/86
Year 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT
U.S. Open CUT T64 CUT T71
British Open CUT T42
PGA CUT T54 T19 T64
THE PLAYERS CUT T42 T21 CUT CUT T22 T6
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HENRY, J.J.
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2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2006 Buick Championship.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2000 Knoxville Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T6—Valero Texas Open; T8—Mercedes-Benz Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Recorded two top-10s and won more than $1 million for the
second consecutive season...Finished T8 in first appearance
in the Mercedes-Benz Championship. One of four firsttime
participants to finish among the top-10...Qualified for
the first two PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
events...Overcame a first-round 71 to finish T6 at the Valero
Texas Open and record his second top-10 finish of the season.
Played the final five holes on Sunday in 3-under in
order to jump into the top 10.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Had a career year, finishing 29th on the TOUR money
list. Played on his first Ryder Cup Team and collected his
first TOUR victory...In 177th PGA TOUR start, picked up first
career TOUR title in home state of Connecticut at Buick
Championship, where he made his first TOUR start as an
amateur in 1998. First state-born player to win the Buick
Championship and 11th first-time winner in 55-year history.
The three-stroke victory was the largest there since Brent
Geiberger defeated Skip Kendall by three in 1999. Win
earned an exemption into the British Open and jumped him
to sixth on the U.S. Ryder Cup team points list with seven
weeks to go...Finished eighth on the U.S. Ryder Cup team
list to make his first Ryder Cup team. Compiled an 0-0-3
record...Earned a spot in the field for the first time at THE
TOUR Championship, finished T12...Teamed with Stewart
Cink at the Barbados World Cup. 2005: Opened 67-67 and
trailed leader Arjun Atwal by one stroke after 36 holes at
the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, finished T5. It was his
J.J. Henry
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: J. J. Henry
HEIGHT: 6-3
WEIGHT: 190
BIRTHDATE: April 2, 1975
BIRTHPLACE: Fairfield, CT
RESIDENCE: Fort Worth, TX ; plays out of Mira Vista
(Fort Worth, TX), The Patterson Club (Fairfield, CT)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1998A 1 1
1998 2 2 6,871/299
1999 2
2001 28 15 2 5 6 1,073,847/49
2002 34 21 1 2 5 569,875/116
2003 31 18 1 7 660,341/96
2004 30 21 1 3 7 848,823/93
2005 32 20 4 6 942,347/87
2006 28 20 1 1 5 9 2,301,480/29
2007 26 18 2 7 88,900/94 1,088,660/89
Total 214 136 1 3 2 22 47 7,492,244
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1999 28 19 1 3 8 67,300/36
2000 29 21 1 1 5 12 192,287/13
2001 1 1 1 1 20,400/137
Total 58 41 1 1 1 9 21 279,987
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
best effort since finishing T5 at the 2004 Southern Farm
Bureau Classic...Best finish was a T4 at the Reno-Tahoe
Open, six strokes behind wire-to-wire champion Vaughn
Taylor. Cracked the top 100 (No. 85) on the TOUR money list
with $124,000 payday...Finished T5 at the Valero Texas
Open for the second consecutive year. Finished five back of
winner Robert Gamez with four rounds in the 60s at
LaCantera. 2004: Finished T5 at the Valero Texas Open with
four rounds in the 60s, five shots behind champion Bart
Bryant. Collected $118,650, enough to secure his TOUR card
for 2005...Two weeks later, matched his best TOUR finish in
over two years (T3 at the 2002 Reno-Tahoe Open) with a T3
at the Southern Farm Bureau Classic, thanks in part to closing
rounds of 66-65. 2003: Only top-10 was T9 at the
BellSouth Classic...Put together back-to-back top-20s in
August to help secure his card for the 2004 season. 2002:
Had a slow start to the year but two top-10s along with 11
straight cuts in the second half of the season was the key
to his season...After almost withdrawing due to mother-inlaw's
cancer diagnosis, dedicated week of Buick Open to
her, finishing T10 for first top-10 of season...Carded four
sub-par rounds at the Reno-Tahoe Open for second top-10
of year, a T3. 2001: Had a successful rookie campaign on
TOUR, making 15 of 28 cuts and earning $1,073,847, good
for 49th on the money list. First-year earnings were fourth
among 2001 rookies. Had five top-10s, including two seconds,
at Kemper Insurance Open and Texas Open. 2000:
Member of the Nationwide Tour. Entered 29 Nationwide
Tour tournaments and finished in the top-10 five
times...Earned his first career title at the Knoxville Open,
defeating four others by one stroke and collected the
$72,000 first-place check. 1999: Finished T2, one stroke
behind Glen Hnatiuk at the Nationwide Tour Tri-Cities
Open...Posted four consecutive rounds in the 60s to finish
T4 at the Greensboro Open. 1998: Turned professional in the
summer after finishing at TCU. Amateur: 1998
Golfweek/Taylor Made Co-College Player of the Year...
Named to the 1998 Palmer Cup team...1998 WAC Player of
FAMILY: Wife, Lee; Connor (7/27/2004)
EDUCATION: Texas Christian University (1998,
Marketing)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports, family
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1998
JOINED TOUR: 2000
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2000)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T37
U.S. Open 64 T57 CUT T26
British Open CUT T27
PGA 63 T41 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT CUT CUT T45 CUT
TOUR Championship T12
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
Bridgestone Invitational T10 T41
CA Championship 37 T55
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup (1), 2006. World Cup (1), 2006.
the Year...WAC Championship tournament medalist...
Individual runner-up at the 1998 NCAA Championships...
1998 First team All-American...Winner 1998 New England
Amateur...1996 Connecticut Player of the Year...Winner of
the 1994, 1995 and 1998 Connecticut State Amateur...
Member of the 1995 Stoddard Cup team.
PERSONAL:
A talented junior athlete in many sports...Exposed to highlevel
golf at a young age from his father, who played in
numerous British and U.S. Amateurs...Awarded the 1998
CSWA Bill Lee Award given to the state's Male Athlete of
the Year by the Connecticut Sportswriters Association...
Among biggest thrills in golf was his hole-in-one on the
17th hole in the last round of the 1998 WAC Championship
to win both the team and individual title...In 2006, founded
the Henry House Foundation, which provides health care
and well being for families in Ft. Worth, Texas and southern
New England. A golf tournament and gala are held annually
to support the foundation.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.53 (59)
Driving Distance ..........................................293.3 (60)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.21% (95)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................66.32% (27)
Putting Average............................................1.815 (160)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent Valero
Texas Open/4
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2006 FBR Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $792,000–2006 Buick
Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Mercedes-
Benz Championship/58
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2004 John Deere Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3):
1998 Fort Smith Classic. 2000 Carolina Classic. 2003
Henrico County Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
2005 Scandinavian Masters by Carlsberg.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—Fry's Electronics Open.
2007 SEASON:
Ended his season by recording his first top-10 finish with a
runner-up effort at the inaugural Fry's Electronics Open that
earned his TOUR card for 2008. Second-round 61 was a
career best and moved him from T80 to T2. Runner-up finish
to Mike Weir marked his first top-five finish since the
2005 John Deere Classic (T4). His $540,000 check moved
him from 151st on the money list to 99th with $969,731 in
his final start of the season.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Plagued by a nagging foot injury, fell out of the top
150 on the money list as he was limited to just 16 events.
Injury stemmed from a car crash suffered earlier in the year,
“I damaged my leg, back and had a lot of whiplash,”
explained Hensby. “My feet have been really bad, and I
really have been struggling to walk 18 holes.” Consulted
with Jose Maria Olazabal, whose career was nearly cut
short in the 1990s due to foot problems, later diagnosed as
back problem...Best showings were T22 at both the
Masters and British Open. 2005: Recorded top-10s in two
Mark Hensby
EXEMPT STATUS: 102nd on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Mark Adam Hensby
HEIGHT: 5-8
WEIGHT: 150
BIRTHDATE: June 29, 1972
BIRTHPLACE: Melbourne, Australia
RESIDENCE: Mesa, AZ
FAMILY: Chase (2/7/00)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1995 1
1996 1 1 3,799/332
1997 1
2001 29 7 1 2 155,629/186
2003 1 1 8,880
2004 29 19 1 1 2 8 12 2,718,766/15
2005 21 16 1 3 9 1,312,637/59
2006 16 8 2 251,883/183
2007 25 16 1 1 4 969,731/102
Total 124 68 1 2 3 13 29 5,421,324
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1997 17 11 4 16,401/100
1998 25 12 1 4 6 75,359/33
1999 25 9 1 3 7 49,054/52
2000 25 18 1 3 7 14 291,757/2
2002 19 12 1 4 8 123,825/33
2003 23 17 1 2 7 12 276,519/7
2007 1 1 1 1 1 29,000/139
Total 135 80 3 6 2 26 52 861,916
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
majors (Masters and U.S. Open) and earned a berth on
International Presidents Cup squad…In Masters debut and
second career major championship start, posted first majors
top-10 with a T5. Along with Rod Pampling, led group of
eight Australians that participated...In his U.S. Open debut
two months later, finished T3, five strokes behind champion
Michael Campbell...In defense of 2004 John Deere Classic
title, finished T4, aided by a season-low 64 on Sunday.
Finished two strokes behind champion Sean O'Hair...Three
weeks later, captured his first win on the European Tour by
defeating Henrik Stenson on the second playoff hole of the
Scandinavian Masters after finishing with a final-round 65
to make it into the playoff. 2004: Won first TOUR title at the
John Deere Classic and made first trip to THE TOUR
Championship...Runner-up finish at BellSouth Classic, one
stroke behind Zach Johnson. Sunday’s 67 was low round of
the day and one of only four rounds in the 60s that
day…Best stretch of the season came in July, starting with
a T3 at the Cialis Western Open. Shared third-round lead
with Stephen Ames at 9-under 204 before finishing three
back of Ames after final-round 73...One week later, earned
first TOUR victory with a par 3 on the second playoff hole to
beat John E. Morgan at the John Deere Classic. Posted
rounds of 68-65-69-66--268, overcoming four-shot lead of
Jose Coceres in the final round. Earned a career-best
$684,000. Became the 16th first-time winner in John Deere
Classic history. Recorded an ace in the first round, becoming
the first player since Jim Furyk (2002 Memorial
Tournament) to post an ace and win in the same week...In
first TOUR Championship appearance, finished T4 to jump
to No. 40 in the Official World Golf Ranking. 2003: Made the
cut in 17 of 23 events on the 2003 Nationwide Tour.
Collected $276,519 to finish No. 7 on the final money
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Cars, movies
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995
JOINED TOUR: 2000
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2000, 2003)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 04 05 06
Masters T5 T22
U.S. Open T3 CUT
British Open T15 T22
PGA T68 T59
THE PLAYERS T73 74
TOUR Championship T4
Accenture Match Play T17 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T65 T58 T54
American Express Champ T11 T56
list...Earned his third career victory at the Henrico County
Open. Posted a final-round 9-under 63 to finish regulation
tied with Zach Johnson at 20-under-par. Birdied the first
playoff hole for the victory. 2001: In first season on TOUR,
finished 186th on money list and recorded only top-10, a T9
at the Touchstone Energy Tucson Open, during his first event
as a member. 2000: Second Nationwide Tour victory came
during the 2000 at the Carolina Classic. Defeated Manny
Zerman on seventh extra playoff hole. 1998: Set tournament
mark with 20-under 260 at Fort Smith Classic, his first
Nationwide Tour victory...Winner of numerous other tournaments,
including the 1996 Illinois Open by eight strokes and
the 1994 Illinois State Amateur.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.54 (164)
Driving Distance ..........................................284.8 (130)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.63% (83)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................62.70% (132)
Putting Average............................................1.801 (126)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 61–Fry's Electronics Open/2
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2007 Fry's Electronics
Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $684,000–2004 John
Deere Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 Chrysler
Classic of Greensboro/27
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup, 2005; World Cup, 2005.
Mark HENSBY
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HERRON, Tim
SECTION PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES
2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (4):
1996 Honda Classic. 1997 LaCantera Texas Open. 1999 Bay
Hill Invitational. 2006 Bank of America Colonial.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee.
2007 SEASON:
In 20th start of 2007, finished T2 at the U.S. Bank
Championship. Held the 54-hole lead by one over Tim Clark
and Joe Ogilvie, but faltered Sunday with a 2-over-par 72.
Third career finish of T3 or better in Milwaukee…Best Fall
Series finish was a T14 at the Frys.com Open in October.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished season in the top 40 for the seventh time in
his 10-year career and picked up a victory for the first time
in seven years. Earned first victory since 1999 in a playoff
over Richard S. Johnson at the Bank of America Colonial.
Posted rounds of 67-65-68-68--268, including par-saving
putts on 71st and 72nd holes to earn playoff berth. Drained
9-foot birdie putt on second playoff hole for fourth career
TOUR title and $1,080,000 payday. Win came in 204th start
since last victory at 1999 Bay Hill Invitational. First playoff
winner at the tournament since Nick Price defeated Scott
Simpson in 1994. Jumped from No. 60 to No. 33 in the
Official World Golf Ranking. Voted Player of the Month for
May. 2005: Seven top-10s matched career high set in
1999...Tied THE PLAYERS Championship tournament record
with six consecutive birdies (Nos. 8-13) during second
round...Season-best T3 at the Chrysler Championship
($216,164) moved him into the top 30 on the TOUR money
list to qualify for THE TOUR Championship the next week,
where he finished T14. 2004: Finished in the top 50 on the
money list for the fifth time in nine-year career and for second
straight season...Finished second to Woody Austin at
Buick Championship as Austin posted a birdie-3 on the first
hole of sudden death to claim the title. Drained a 20-foot
birdie putt on the 72nd hole to force the playoff...Was diagnosed
with Lyme Disease in late July and suffered chronic
Tim Herron (HAIR-en)
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: Timothy Daniel Herron
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 210
BIRTHDATE: February 6, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: Minneapolis, MN
RESIDENCE: Deephaven, MN
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1995 1
1996 31 22 1 3 7 475,670/39
1997 31 21 1 6 11 640,997/33
1998 29 21 4 10 525,373/54
1999 29 21 1 2 7 11 1,511,202/22
2000 28 21 4 10 731,925/65
2001 29 20 1 3 10 945,441/57
2002 30 21 1 3 7 954,917/67
2003 29 21 2 2 6 9 2,176,390/25
2004 26 17 1 1 4 10 1,727,577/32
2005 28 23 1 7 13 2,103,550/28
2006 27 15 1 2 4 1,776,142/37
2007 27 22 1 1 5 87,934/104 951,200/106
Total 345 245 4 7 5 50 107 14,520,382
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1994 4 4 3 6,894/121
1995 27 21 1 6 16 69,534/25
Total 31 25 1 6 19 76,429
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
fatigue the remainder of the season. 2003: Enjoyed one of
best seasons on TOUR, finishing 25th on the money list
along with a second career appearance in THE TOUR
Championship...Had a second (Reno-Tahoe Open), T2 (WGC-
American Express Championship) and two T3s (Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic and AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-
Am)...Shot career-best 61 in third round at PGA West in
Hope and entered final round four shots ahead of the field.
Shot a final-round 75 which included a quadruple bogey on
the par-4 16th hole. 2002: Finished 67th on money list. With
four rounds in the 60s, picked up his first top-10 of the season,
a T2, at the Greater Milwaukee Open...After GMO, did
not play again until August due to the birth of daughter
Carson Magne on July 24. 2001: In a solid season, improved
standing on the money list from 65th in 2000 to 57th. 2000:
First of four top-10s was T10 at Bay Hill Invitational.
Although unable to repeat, continued fine play at Bay Hill,
marking third top-10 in last four years there. 1999: Captured
his third PGA TOUR title in four years with playoff victory
over Tom Lehman at Bay Hill Invitational. Victory was highlight
of season in which he finished among the top 25 on
TOUR money list for first time in career. Posted a careerhigh
seven top-10s, including first career runner-up finishes
at MasterCard Colonial and FedEx St. Jude Classic...Led or
shared lead after each round of Bay Hill Invitational. Held
one-stroke, first-round lead over Steve Lowery and shared
second- and third-round leads with Davis Love III. Closing 71
by Lehman to his 72 produced playoff which he won with
birdie on second extra hole. 1997: Second victory came at
LaCantera Texas Open. After grabbing one-stroke lead with
third-round 64, went on to two-stroke victory over Rick Fehr
and Brent Geiberger after closing 69. 1996: Was the first of
13 first-time winners, with wire-to-wire victory at Honda
Classic. Tied TPC at Eagle Trace course record with opening
10-under-par 62. Held six-stroke lead after second-round 68
and led by three after Saturday 72. Closing 69 in steady rain
secured four-stroke win and $234,000 check. 1995: Spent
season on Nationwide Tour, where he finished 25th on
money list. Amateur: 1992-93 first-team All-American at
FAMILY: Wife, Ann; Carson Magne (7/24/2002),
Michael Henry and Patrick John (11/28/05)
EDUCATION: University of New Mexico
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, pool, snow skiing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1993
Q SCHOOL: 1995
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
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New Mexico, where he won five tournaments...Went undefeated
in three matches as member of victorious 1993 U.S.
Walker Cup Team...1988 Minnesota junior player of the
year...Defeated 15-year-old Tiger Woods in second round of
1992 U.S. Amateur, one of only two defeats Woods suffered
in 23 U.S. Amateur matches.
PERSONAL:
Nicknamed "Lumpy" first day on job at golf course in
Wayzata, MN. Nickname stood at golf course, but not at
school ("There already was a 'Lumpy' at school")…Says ice
fishing was way to pass time during Minnesota winters…Grandfather,
Carson Lee Herron, played in 1934 U.S.
Open and won state titles in Minnesota and Iowa. Father,
also named Carson, played in 1963 U.S. Open…Herron,
Tom Lehman and Lee Janzen are Minnesotans who have
won more than once on TOUR…Sister Alissa won 1999
U.S. Mid-Amateur and is a three-time Minnesota Amateur
champion.
Year 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT T44 CUT CUT T11 T36 T37
U.S. Open CUT CUT T53 6 CUT T40 T50 T13 T33 63
British Open CUT T30 CUT CUT T41 CUT
PGA T31 T13 75 CUT CUT CUT CUT T14 CUT CUT T14 T66
THE PLAYERS T19 CUT CUT CUT CUT T21 T28 T54 CUT T6 CUT T52
TOUR Championship T9 31 T14
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T17 T33 T33 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T68
CA Championship T16 T2 T54 T48
NATIONAL TEAMS: Walker Cup, 1993.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.56 (63)
Driving Distance ..........................................286.0 (121)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................60.88% (115)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.63% (107)
Putting Average............................................1.798 (111)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Frys.com Open benefiting
Shriners Hospitals for Children/2
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2003 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,080,000–2006 Bank
of America Colonial/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/29
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (11):
1980 Quad Cities Open. 1982 USF&G Classic. 1984 Miller
High Life QCO. 1989 Las Vegas Invitational. 1994 Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic. 1995 Greater Milwaukee Open. 1996
Michelob Championship at Kingsmill. 1997 Greater
Milwaukee Open. 2001 Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic,
Advil Western Open. 2003 Ford Championship at Doral.
CHAMPIONS TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2007 FedEx Kinko's Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (6):
1982 Pacific Masters [Jpn], Casio World Open [Jpn]. 1986
Casio World Open [Jpn]. 1990 Korean Open [Asia]. 1991
Korean Open [Asia]. 1995 Heineken Dutch Open [Eur].
BEST 2007 CHAMPIONS TOUR FINISHES:
1—FedEx Kinko's Classic; 5—Regions Charity Classic;
T6—Dick's Sporting Goods Open; T7—Outback
Steakhouse Pro-Am, Constellation Energy Senior Players
Championship; T9—Allianz Championship
2007 SEASON:
Played his first full season on the Champions Tour and finished
22nd on the money list, posting his first career win on
the circuit. Didn't play in a PGA TOUR event for the second
consecutive year but is taking a one-time Top 25 on the PGA
TOUR Career Money List exemption in 2008…Won by two
strokes over D.A. Weibring at the FedEx Kinko's Classic
Scott Hoch (HOAK)
EXEMPT STATUS: Top 25 on PGA TOUR Career
Money List
FULL NAME: Scott Mabon Hoch
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 175
BIRTHDATE: November 24, 1955
BIRTHPLACE: Raleigh, NC
RESIDENCE: Orlando, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-2
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1979A 1 1
1980 18 6 1 1 4 45,600/77
1981 31 19 2 7 49,606/87
1982 28 23 1 1 8 17 193,862/16
1983 25 20 1 7 11 144,605/37
1984 26 22 1 1 3 7 13 224,345/27
1985 30 24 1 1 6 13 186,020/35
1986 28 23 1 3 6 13 222,077/36
1987 27 23 4 8 12 391,747/20
1988 31 26 10 18 397,599/26
1989 27 21 1 1 1 6 12 670,680/10
1990 26 19 1 7 13 333,978/40
1991 31 26 1 1 9 14 520,038/27
1992 16 13 3 84,798/146
1993 28 18 1 6 15 403,742/37
1994 28 21 1 1 2 8 15 804,559/11
1995 28 23 1 1 1 8 14 792,643
1996 27 23 1 2 3 8 14 1,039,564/9
1997 22 22 1 1 1 11 15 1,393,788/6
1998 27 22 2 9 17 1,237,053/17
1999 27 24 6 17 1,172,692/33
2000 29 24 1 7 17 1,368,888/33
2001 24 17 2 1 10 14 2,875,319/7
2002 21 16 1 7 11 1,465,173/38
2003 17 8 1 2 2 1,198,250/59
2004 17 11 1 4 6 1,239,360/60
2005 2 1 31,130/237
Total 642 496 11 17 23 163 307 18,487,114
CHAMPIONS TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Year Events Played 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings Rank
2006 2 1 1 69,110 94
2007 22 1 6 16 852,487 22
Total 24 1 7 17 921,597
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
near Austin, TX, in May. Posted three straight rounds in the
60s and made just one bogey in the 54-hole event. Win
came in just his 10th start on the Champions Tour.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Spent majority of the season rehabbing left wrist
from surgery in October 2005...Made his Champions Tour
debut at the Constellation Energy Classic in September and
T27. Appearance in Maryland was his first tournament on
any Tour since March 2005 when he re-injured the same
hand during the Bay Hill Invitational and withdrew after the
opening round…Received a Major Medical Extension on
the PGA TOUR for 2007. 2005: Played in two PGA TOUR
events...Re-injured wrist during the Bay Hill Invitational and
withdrew after an opening-round 79...After attempting to
rehab the wrist for most of the season, finally underwent
surgery during week of FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World
Resort. 2004: Was having another consistent year, with four
top-10s in 16 starts, until an injury at the PGA Championship
sidelined him for the rest of the season. Managed to surpass
the $1-million mark for the ninth consecutive season...During
the second round of the PGA Championship in
August fell walking off a tee box. The ground (sand) gave
way, causing him to fall backward. He put his hands out to
break fall and ended up with a sprained left wrist. Played
about three more holes and then withdrew. 2003: In his second
tournament of the season finished T5 at the Accenture
Match Play Championship after losing to eventual champion
Tiger Woods in the quarterfinals (5 and 4)...Following
FAMILY: Wife, Sally; Cameron (5/1/84), Katie (5/16/86)
EDUCATION: Wake Forest University (1978,
Communications)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1979
Q SCHOOL: Fall 1979
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
week won the Ford Championship at Doral, for his 11th
career victory and fifth since turning 40. Shared third-round
lead with Bob Tway, then went on to defeat Jim Furyk with
birdie on the third extra hole to even his career playoff
record at 2-2. Play was suspended due to darkness on
Sunday night while both players were on the green of the
second playoff hole. First Monday finish since the 2001
Buick Classic. $900,000 paycheck was largest of career. At
beginning of the week was going to pull out of the Ford
Championship due to wrist injury. 2002: Did not defend his
title at the Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic due to trouble
with right eye from LASIK surgery. Had two surgeries
over last four months to fix an astigmatism...Tied career
best with a T5 finish at the U.S. Open, closing with a 1under-par
69. On Sunday, sporting a stars and stripes golf
shirt dedicated to New York City, recorded an ace with a 3iron
on the 207-yard 17th hole, one of three holes-in-one on
the week...In only fifth career British Open appearance, finished
T8 for low American, aided by a final-round 66. Total
of 280 was only two strokes out of a four-man playoff.
Previous best finish at British Open had been T68 in 1995,
missing cut in three others...Finished Ryder Cup with 0-3-1
record. 2001: At 45, had a career year in money earned with
$2,875,319 (seventh on money list) and tournament titles
(two) in a single season. First 45-year old to win twice in
same season since Hale Irwin in 1990. Only Julius Boros
(age 47 and 48 in 1967 and '68), Sam Snead (age 47 in 1960)
and Irwin had won multiple times at age 45 or older...Held
Year 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91
Masters T34 T37 T27 T53 CUT 2 T14 T35
U.S. Open CUT W/D T48 T34 T36 T21 T13 T8 6
British Open CUT
PGA CUT CUT T61 T48 T12 T41 T3 T25 T7 T49 T43
THE PLAYERS T37 T13 CUT T44 CUT T14 T39 CUT CUT W/D CUT
TOUR Championship T12 28 T7 T21
Year 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04
Masters CUT T7 T5 38 T16 T44 CUT T37 CUT CUT
U.S. Open CUT T5 T13 T56 T7 T10 CUT CUT T16 T16 T5 CUT T53
British Open T68 CUT CUT T8
PGA CUT T6 CUT CUT T61 T6 T29 T21 T74 T7 CUT T57 W/D
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT W/D T19 2 T5 T6 T13 T7 T4 W/D T42
TOUR Championship T20 T27 T18 T10 T21 29
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T5 T33 T5 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T23 T21 T55 T51
CA Championship T7 T17 CNL T23 T70
CHAMPIONS TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 07
Senior PGA Championship T19
Constellation Energy Snr Players Champ T7
Senior British Open T23
JELD-WEN Tradition T27
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (3), 1994, 1996, 1998; Ryder Cup (2), 1997, 2002;
World Amateur Team Championship, 1978; Walker Cup, 1979.
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SECTION 2 PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

HOCH, Scott
SECTION PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES
2
third-round lead at Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic.
Closing 69 brought him his ninth TOUR title, first in last 94
starts...Closing 64 at Advil Western Open produced 10th
TOUR title and second of season. Edged 36- and 54-hole
leader David Love III by one stroke. His 267 total broke tournament
record set by Sam Snead in 1949 and equaled by
Chi Chi Rodriguez in 1964. 2000: First of seven top-10s
came at Accenture Match Play Championship, where he
defeated Stuart Appleby, Lee Westwood and Jesper
Parnevik before a 5-and-4 quarterfinal loss to David
Duval...Shot a final-round 65 to finish runner-up at SEI
Pennsylvania Classic. 1999: Another consistent season
making 24 cuts in 27 starts and finished No. 33 on the final
PGA TOUR money list. 1998: Finished second at Kemper
Open and CVS Charity Classic. 1997: Won second Greater
Milwaukee Open and had a career-high 11 top-10s…Was
the second-oldest (Lee Elder) Ryder Cup rookie. 1996: Six
top-three finishes, topped by wire-to-wire victory at
Michelob Championship at Kingsmill...Won Vardon Trophy
with 70.08 scoring average. 1995: Shot back-to-back 65s on
weekend at Greater Milwaukee Open for three-stroke victory...Lost
playoff to Payne Stewart at Shell Houston Open
after holding five-stroke lead through 54 holes. 1994: After
four years without a victory, captured Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic...Later that year, runner-up to Jose Maria Olazabal
at NEC World Series of Golf. 1989: Lost on second hole of
HOT SHOTS
COURSES WITH THE HARDEST PAR 5s (2007)
Rank Course Avg
1 Oakmont CC 5.23
2 Firestone CC (South Course) 4.92
3 Pebble Beach Golf Links 4.90
4 PGA National Champion Course 4.87
5 Bay Hill Club & Lodge 4.86
COURSES WITH THE EASIEST PAR 5s (2007)
Rank Course Avg
1 Waialae CC 4.41
2 Palm GC 4.42
3 East Lake GC 4.42
4 Torrey Pines (North Course) 4.43
5 PGA West (Palmer Course) 4.46
Scott Hoch (Continued)
sudden-death playoff to Nick Faldo at Masters. Three
weeks later, won Las Vegas Invitational in playoff over
Robert Wrenn...Had first money list top-10 finish (No.10).
1986: Winner of Chrysler Team Championship with Gary
Hallberg. 1984: Won third TOUR title, at the Miller Lite
Quad Cities Open, by five strokes. 1982: Won second TOUR
title at the USF&G Classic in New Orleans, beating Bob
Shearer and Tom Watson by two strokes in the weathershortened
54-hole tournament. 1980: First victory came in
rookie season, winning first of two Quad Cities Opens.
Amateur: Runner-up to John Cook at 1978 U.S.
Amateur...Member of 1975 national championship team at
Wake Forest...An All-America selection in 1977 and 1978
when he won Atlantic Coast Conference title.
PERSONAL:
Donated $100,000 of 1989 Las Vegas Invitational winnings
to Arnold Palmer Children's Hospital in Orlando. Has a floor
named after him at the Arnold Palmer Hospital thanks to
his family's donations. Although son Cameron was successfully
treated elsewhere for rare bone infection in right
leg, he and wife Sally are strong supporters of Orlando
facility...Family has also made large donations to area hospitals
and churches...Brother Buddy was a professional
bowler, while their father won All-American honors in
baseball at Wake Forest.
PLAYER STATISTICS
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Career Low Round/Round: 62–1994 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $900,000–2003 Ford
Championship at Doral/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1997 Las Vegas
Invitational/11
2007 CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS:
Scoring Average ..........................................70.60 (18)
Driving Distance ..........................................273.3 (38)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................70.31% (32)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................71.79% (11)
Putting Average............................................1.776 (26)
MISCELLANEOUS CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round: 65–2 times, most recent 2007 Regions
Charity Classic/1.
Career Low Round: 65–2 times, most recent 2007 Regions
Charity Classic/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $240,000–2007 FedEx
Kinko's Classic/1
Waialae Country Club’s par-5 ninth
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2007 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2004 Permian Basin Charity Golf Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; T5—Turning Stone Resort
Championship.
2007 SEASON:
In second season on the PGA TOUR and his first start of the
2007 season, earned first victory in 41st career start (36th
as a professional) at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic at age
30 years and 25 days. Posted rounds of 66-70-68-66-71--
343 and defeated John Rollins with a birdie-4 on the first
playoff hole to earn a career-best $900,000. Fourth player to
earn first TOUR win at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, and
the first since Donnie Hammond (1986). The win came in his
first appearance at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. He
joined Arnold Palmer (1960) as the only player to win the
event in his first try...Qualified for the British Open for the
first time in his career, finished T35...Made 18 cuts in 30
starts, but his next top-10 did not come until he finished T5
at the Turning Stone Resort Championship in late
September...Three weeks later, recorded four rounds in the
60s at the Valero Texas Open to finish T11.
Charley Hoffman
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Charley Lindley Hoffman
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 200
BIRTHDATE: December 27, 1976
BIRTHPLACE: San Diego, CA
RESIDENCE: Las Vegas, NV; plays out of Stone Ridge
CC (Poway, CA)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1994 1
1996A 1 1
1998A 1
1999A 1
2000A 1
2001 2
2002 1
2003 1
2004 1 1 11,296
2005 1 1 10,656
2006 29 21 5 10 1,115,193/82
2007 30 18 1 2 7 92,566/50 1,689,366/50
Total 70 42 1 7 17 2,826,511
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2000 19 4 2 15,075/159
2001 23 12 1 1 4 54,052/75
2002 3 1 999/330
2004 15 13 1 1 2 10 174,083/30
2005 26 18 1 8 12 212,322/19
Total 86 48 1 1 2 11 28 456,531
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 5 4 1 2 267,482
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Rookie posted five top-10s en route to top-100 finish
on money list, one of 11 Nationwide Tour 2005 graduates to
retain a TOUR card for 2007...Finished 10th in Driving
Distance (304.4 yards)...Paid his dues, having played on the
Nationwide Tour in 2000-01 and 2004-05...Earned first top-
10 of his TOUR career in his fourth start of the season, a T9
at the Chrysler Classic of Tucson...The former UNLV player
finished T5 at the Frys.com Open in Las Vegas, his best finish
in two career starts at the tournament. Trailed thirdround
leader Troy Matteson by one prior to finishing three
back of Matteson. 2005: Finished 19th on the Nationwide
Tour money list on the strength of eight top-10s, including a
T2 at the BMW Charity Pro-Am at the Cliffs. 2004: Made the
cut in 13 of 15 tournaments on the Nationwide Tour and finished
No. 30 on the final money list. Earned first career
Nationwide Tour victory at Permian Basin Charity Golf
Classic. Defeated Jeff Gove and Craig Lile with a birdie on
the third extra hole. 2001: Best Nationwide Tour performance
of the season was a T3 at the Monterey Peninsula
Classic. 2000: Missed the first 15 Nationwide Tour cuts
before making his last four of the season. Amateur:
Member of UNLV’s 1998 NCAA Championship team. Tied
for ninth at the 1999 WAC Championship. Honorable mention
All-American in 1998...Became the first two-time
California high school champion...Named second-team
Rolex All-American in 1994.
FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: University of Nevada-Las Vegas (2000,
Communications)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Snow skiing, jet skiing, barbecuing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2000
JOINED TOUR: 2006
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2005)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 06 07
U.S. Open T48
British Open T35
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS T75
Bridgestone Invitational T22
CA Championship T61
PERSONAL:
After win at the 2007 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, made an
appearance on the Jim Rome Radio Show…On his long
hair: "I guess I do it just to sort of be different than everybody
else out here…I don't like being the same as everybody
else. And I'm just sort of a free spirit, playing some
golf. And I guess it's just me, the way I am."
PLAYER STATISTICS
Charley HOFFMAN
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.29 (140)
Driving Distance ..........................................299.1 (26)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................56.73% (169)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.40% (114)
Putting Average............................................1.768 (31)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–Turning Stone Resort
Championship/2
Career Low Round/Round: 65–5 times, most recent 2007
Turning Stone Resort Championship/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $900,000–2007 Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Buick
Invitational/87
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HOLMES, J.B.
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2006 FBR Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T4—Mercedes-Benz Championship; T8—PODS Championship;
T9—Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-
Mart.
2007 SEASON:
Finished T4 in first appearance in the Mercedes-Benz
Championship. One of four first-time participants to finish
among the top-10...His next top-10 finish was a T8 at the
PODS Championship...Ended the year on a high note with a
T9 finish at the Children's Miracle Network Classic presented
by Wal-Mart, the last event of the season. Finished
118th on the season money list, but maintains his status as
a tournament winner from 2006 for the 2008 season...Was
third in Driving Distance on TOUR, averaging 312.6 yards.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Rookie won early in the season at the FBR Open and
collected more than $1.4 million...Opened the year with a
T10 finish at the Sony Open in Hawaii, his first start as a
TOUR member. Was only two back of the leaders through
36 holes, but could not catch a hot David Toms (61-65) on
the weekend...In fourth start of the season, fifth as a professional,
earned his first TOUR victory at the FBR Open.
Led J.J. Henry and Ryan Palmer by one stroke through 54
holes prior to winning by seven strokes, the largest victory
margin in a player's first TOUR win since Jose Maria
J.B. Holmes
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: J.B. Holmes
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 190
BIRTHDATE: April 26, 1982
BIRTHPLACE: Campbellsville, KY
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2003A 1
2005 1
2006 26 16 1 2 4 1,487,604/59
2007 24 12 3 5 87,275/113 874,216/118
Total 52 28 1 5 9 2,361,819
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 1
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Olazabal won the 1990 NEC World Series of Golf by 12
strokes. Tied with Ryan Palmer through 10 holes, took onestroke
lead after Palmer's bogey on the par-4 11th hole.
Increased lead to six with eagle on par-5 15th hole, while
Palmer posted triple bogey. Posted all four rounds in the
60s. Recorded a career-best 64 in the second round.
Became first rookie to win on TOUR in 2006 and topped
Retief Goosen's record of becoming the fastest player to
win $1 million in TOUR history as a member -- four events.
Went from not being ranked in Official World Golf Ranking
at beginning of season to World No. 77 after the win...Also
finished T13 at the INTERNATIONAL and T21 at the FUNAI
Classic at Walt Disney World Resort...Placed second behind
Bubba Watson in Driving Distance on TOUR, averaging
318.8 yards per drive to Watson's 319.6. 2005: Medalist at
the Qualifying Tournament. Made it through all three stages
in his first trip to Q-School. Finished at 24-under 408 at the
finals to defeat Alex Cejka by three strokes...Made only two
career TOUR starts, at the 2003 U.S. Open (as an amateur)
and 2005 Southern Farm Bureau Classic (professional)
before going to Q-school. Amateur: Turned professional in
summer of 2005 after helping the United States win the
Walker Cup in August...Led University of Kentucky to its first
SEC golf championship...Earned first team (2004), second
team (2005), third team (2002) and honorable mention
(2003) All-America honors...Was 2005 SEC Player of the
Year and first-team all-SEC in 2002 and 2004-05...Academic
All-America in 2004-05...Member of the winning 2005
Walker Cup team and 2005 Palmer Cup team.
RESIDENCE: Campbellsville, KY; plays out of
Campbellsville CC
FAMILY: Wife, Sara
EDUCATION: University of Kentucky
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2005
Q SCHOOL: 2005
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 03 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open CUT T48
British Open CUT
PGA T37
THE PLAYERS T38 T16
Bridgestone Invitational T50
NATIONAL TEAMS: Walker Cup, 2005.
PERSONAL:
Grew up playing baseball until he played his first junior tournament
and won his first four tournaments…Was on Taylor
County (KY) High School golf team as a third-grader, was
No. 1 or No. 2 man by fifth grade and won Kentucky high
school title as a sophomore.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.38 (151)
Driving Distance ..........................................313.1 (2)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................57.33% (159)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.89% (100)
Putting Average............................................1.800 (120)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–The Barclays/3
Career Low Round/Round: 64–2006 FBR Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $936,000–2006 FBR
Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 PODS
Championship/67
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2002 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill. 2007 Nissan
Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Nissan Open; 2—Buick Invitational, Sony Open in
Hawaii; T6—PODS Championship; T9—World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Recorded second career PGA TOUR victory and set a career
high in earnings. Finished 18th in the FedExCup standings...Finished
T2 at the Sony Open in Hawaii, one stroke
behind Paul Goydos. Held the 54-hole lead by one over Luke
Donald. Held a two-stroke lead with nine holes remaining...Two
weeks later, finished runner-up to Tiger Woods at
the Buick Invitational. Second-place finish was ninth (and
second in La Jolla, CA, to Woods) since first PGA TOUR victory
in 2002...Earned second career TOUR victory at the
Nissan Open, defeating Phil Mickelson in a sudden death
after posting rounds of 69-65-69-65--268. Overcame a
three-stroke deficit on the final day to force the playoff,
posting a par-3 on the third playoff hole to claim victory.
Earned 4,500 FedExCup points to take the lead in the season-long
competition with 9,652 points...Finished T9 at the
World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship. Defeated Stuart Appleby and Sergio Garcia
before falling to Justin Rose, 3 and 2, in the third round...
Two weeks later, a final-round 65 was good for a T6 at the
PODS Championship...Finished inside the top 30 at the final
three events which comprised the PGA TOUR Playoffs for
the FedExCup...Went 2-2-0 in his second Presidents Cup
appearance.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: In the midst of swing changes, earned T2 at the
Zurich Classic of New Orleans, posting rounds of 66-65 on
the weekend to fall one shot shy of Chris Couch. Best finish
since T2 at 2005 Buick Invitational...Second runner-up finish
came at the 84 LUMBER Classic. Held a share of the 54hole
lead with Ben Curtis but fell two shots short with a
final-round 72. Eighth career runner-up finish. 2005:
Recorded six top-10s and finished in the top 30 for the third
time in his five-year career...Best finish was a T2 at the
Charles Howell III
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Charles Gordon Howell III
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 155
BIRTHDATE: June 20, 1979
BIRTHPLACE: Augusta, GA
RESIDENCE: Orlando, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-2
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1996A 1
1997A 1
2000 13 7 1 1 2 263,533
2001 24 20 1 1 5 14 1,520,632
2002 32 27 1 1 1 7 16 2,702,747/9
2003 31 29 2 6 16 2,568,955/14
2004 30 22 1 5 10 1,703,485/33
2005 29 21 1 1 6 13 2,074,329/29
2006 30 20 2 3 5 1,553,105/52
2007 26 19 1 2 5 8 98,051/18 2,832,091/18
Total 217 165 2 10 4 38 84 15,218,876
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2000A 1 1 1 1 1
Total 1 1 1 1 1
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Buick Invitational in La Jolla, CA, finishing three strokes
behind Tiger Woods. On 72nd hole, approach shot hit the
base of the flag for a near eagle, then bounced out and spun
back into the water. He made a bogey. 2004: Recorded a
career-best T13 in his third start at the Masters in hometown
of Augusta...Fired a TPC Avenel course-record and his
career-best, 10-under 61, to take a three-stroke lead after
18 holes at the Booz Allen Classic. Recorded five consecutive
birdies on the back nine Sunday to put pressure on
leader Adam Scott, who started the day with a six-stroke
lead. Ended the day alone in second, his low finish of the
season. 2003: Made the cut in 29 of 31 starts...Lost to Mike
Weir in a playoff at the Nissan Open after Weir birdied the
second extra hole. Was second- and third-round leader, and
held three-shot lead heading into Sunday, but finished with
2-over 73 to tie Weir at the end of regulation...Clinched 10th
and final spot on 2003 Presidents Cup team with T10 PGA
Championship finish...Ended the year on a high note with
his second runner-up finish at the TOUR Championship.
Finished two back of Vijay Singh in Atlanta in 2002 and
three back of Chad Campbell in Houston in 2003. 2002:
Recorded first victory and ninth-place finish on the money
list with $2,702,747...Picked up his first career victory in his
68th TOUR event at the Michelob Championship at
Kingsmill. Began final round two strokes behind leader
Brandt Jobe and final-round 67 gave him the two-stroke victory...Tied
Waialea CC course record with a second-round
62 on way to his first top-10 finish of the season, a T4 at the
Sony Open in Hawaii...Tied Riviera CC record with frontnine,
7-under 28 in third round of Nissan Open for a
64...Made his first appearance in the Masters. Local product
finished T29...Runner-up to Vijay Singh in season-ending
TOUR Championship. Held second-round lead. Only player
in field to post four rounds in the 60s and finished season
with 16 consecutive rounds in the 60s. 2001: Rookie of the
Year. Earned his 2002 PGA TOUR card by playing TOUR
events via sponsor exemptions. Earned Special Temporary
Member status for the second consecutive season...Ranked
first in PGA TOUR non-member earnings with $1,520,632.
Earnings would have ranked 33rd on TOUR official money
list...Lost in sudden-death playoff at Greater Milwaukee
Open to Shigeki Maruyama. Birdied six of last seven holes
of regulation to shoot 64 and force playoff but bogeyed first
sudden-death hole as Maruyama made birdie. 2000: Earned
FAMILY: Wife, Heather
EDUCATION: Oklahoma State University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fitness, nutrition, fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2000
JOINED TOUR: 2001
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Special Temporary Member status in only six events after
turning professional on June 26. Made the cut in seven of
11 official TOUR events...Best effort of the season came at
the John Deere Classic, a solo third...Week before turning
professional, turned in a second-place finish at the
Greensboro Open, the highest amateur finish in Nationwide
Tour history at the time (Daniel Summerhays won in 2007).
Amateur: 2000 NCAA champion as a junior at Oklahoma
State. Winning total of 23-under set NCAA Championship
scoring record...Two-time first-team All-American...
Recipient of Jack Nicklaus and Fred Haskins Awards...Big
12 Champion and Big 12 Player of the Year in 2000...
Represented United States at 2000 Palmer Cup...1996
AJGA Player of the Year...Three-time first-team AJGA All-
American...Captured 1996 Rolex Tournament of Champions.
PERSONAL:
Grew up near Augusta National GC, home of the Masters,
and was a member of Augusta CC, which is adjacent to
Amen Corner...Next-door neighbor was the first person who
introduced him to golf...Started playing golf at age 7 and
won five tournaments before his 11th birthday...Shot his
first sub-70 tournament round at age 10, the same age at
which he began taking lessons from instructor David
Leadbetter...Father is a pediatric surgeon.
PLAYER STATISTICS
Year 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T29 T28 T13 CUT CUT T30
U.S. Open CUT T18 T53 T36 T75 T37 T51
British Open T65 T42 CUT CUT
PGA T22 T17 T10 T31 T15 CUT T42
THE PLAYERS T60 T32 CUT CUT T53 79
TOUR Championship 2 2 T24 28
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T33 T33 T33 T33 T9
Bridgestone Invitational T21 T9 T39
CA Championship T21 T59 T16
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (2), 2003, 2007.
Charles HOWELL III
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.63 (71)
Driving Distance ..........................................299.6 (23)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................49.62% (187)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.23% (116)
Putting Average............................................1.810 (150)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Sony Open in Hawaii/2
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2004 Booz Allen Classic/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $936,000–2007 Nissan
Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Shell
Houston Open/15
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IMADA, Ryuji
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
2—2007 AT&T Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2000 Virginia Beach Open. 2004 BMW Charity Pro-Am at
the Cliffs.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—AT&T Classic; 9—EDS Byron Nelson Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Had the best season of his career, with a career-best runner-up
finish and more than $1.4 million in earnings to finish
65th on the PGA TOUR money list...Placed solo ninth,
thanks to back-to-back 67s on the weekend, at the EDS
Byron Nelson Championship...Former University of Georgia
star finished second to Zach Johnson at the AT&T Classic.
Converted up-and-down birdie from behind the 72nd green
to force a playoff, finishing at 15-under par. Shared the 36and
54-hole leads with Troy Matteson. Tee shot on first
extra hole went into first cut of rough, and 225-yard second
shot to par-5 18th hole found the water hazard fronting the
green. Johnson converted a two-putt birdie to clinch the
victory. Earned $583,000 for best career finish and second
consecutive top-10 at TPC Sugarloaf…Ranked No. 5 in
Putting Average.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: In second season on TOUR, posted 10 top-25s, including
one top-10, and finished in the top 100 for the first
time...First-round co-leader with four others at The Honda
Classic after a 5-under-par 67. Finished T13...Finished T10
at the BellSouth Classic with four rounds at par or better for
only top-10 of season...Matched career-low round with a 64
during the second round of the Booz Allen Classic. 2005:
Finished 121st on TOUR money list in his rookie
season...With rounds of 66-67 on the weekend, finished
fifth at Booz Allen Classic for first career top-10. 2004:
Ryuji Imada (ree-YOU-gee ee-MA-da)
EXEMPT STATUS: 65th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Ryuji Imada
HEIGHT: 5-8
WEIGHT: 150
BIRTHDATE: October 19, 1976
BIRTHPLACE: Mihara, Japan
RESIDENCE: Tampa, FL
FAMILY: Wife, Kanae
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD:0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1996A 1
1999 3
2000 1
2001 1
2003 1 1 7,600
2005 25 14 1 4 650,221/121
2006 31 23 1 10 1,018,140/92
2007 32 20 1 2 8 92,442/54 1,414,864/65
Total 95 58 1 4 22 3,090,826
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1999 2
2000 25 12 1 3 7 140,392/32
2001 25 14 2 3 8 151,711/20
2002 20 8 1 4 33,613/105
2003 24 16 1 5 8 127,861/37
2004 24 18 1 1 2 7 12 313,185/3
Total 120 68 2 3 3 19 39 766,761
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Earned initial TOUR card for 2005 by finishing third on
Nationwide Tour money list. Member of that circuit for past
five years and finished in the top 40 on money list four
times. Had his best season and was one of five players on
Tour to surpass the $300,000 plateau with $313,185.
Career-high seven top-10s, included his second career victory
at the BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs. Birdied the
fifth playoff hole to defeat Paul Gow...Finished inside top-5
four other times--the Envirocare Utah Classic (T2),
Northeast Pennsylvania Classic (third), First Tee Arkansas
Classic (T3) and Henrico County Open (T4)...Led the Tour in
Scrambling and finished fourth in Scoring Average. 2003:
Finished the Nationwide Tour season No. 37 on the money
list, with $127,861 and a season-best third at the Northeast
Pennsylvania Classic. 2002: Had a down season, finishing
105th on the Nationwide Tour money list after making the
cut in eight of 20 tournaments. 2001: Had two runner-up finishes.
Posted a tournament-record 64 in the second round of
the Carolina Classic and fired final-round 69 to finish two
strokes behind John Maginnes. Held a three-stroke lead
heading into the final round of the Greater Cleveland Open
but managed just an even-par 72 and wound up second, one
stroke behind Heath Slocum. 2000: Enjoyed solid rookie
season on the Nationwide Tour, making the cut in 12 of 25
events. Shared second-round lead with Mike Heinen and
David Berganio, Jr., at the Virginia Beach Open and trailed
Todd Demsey by one after 54 holes. Defeated Demsey by
five strokes to become first rookie winner of season...Finalround
76 at the 2000 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament left
him three strokes short of earning his TOUR card. Amateur:
Left University of Georgia after his sophomore season. Firstteam
All-American and All-SEC as a freshman in 1999.
Helped lead the Bulldogs to their first national championship
and finished runner-up to Luke Donald in the individual
competition. Won first collegiate title at Williams
Intercollegiate in 1999. Had seven top-10 finishes during
the 1998-99 collegiate season...Appeared as high as second
EDUCATION: University of Georgia
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1999
JOINED TOUR: 2005
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2004)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
in Golfweek/Titleist Men's Amateur Rankings...Reached
match-play stage of 1998 U.S. Amateur but lost in first
round...Won six tournaments on major amateur circuit--
1995 Porter Cup, 1996 Azalea Amateur, Dixie Amateur and
Lakewood Invitational, 1997 Palatka Azalea Amateur and
Southeastern Invitational. Finalist at 1997 U.S. Public
Links...Excelled on junior level by twice being named to the
AJGA All-American first team. 1995 Rolex Junior Player of
the Year.
PERSONAL:
At age 7, tagged along with older brother Takasunni to the
golf course. At age 14, moved from native Japan and family
to a Tampa, FL, golf academy to compete on junior golf
circuit. Did not know any English at the time. Won first junior
tournament at age 15.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.90 (102)
Driving Distance ..........................................282.4 (148)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................57.06% (161)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.18% (165)
Putting Average............................................1.746 (9)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–5 times, most recent
Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart/1
Career Low Round/Round: 64–3 times, most recent 2006
Booz Allen Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $583,200–2007 AT&T
Classic/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 AT&T
Classic/113
Year 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open CUT T15 T12 CUT
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT T68
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2006 Cialis Western Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (5):
2000 Vodacom Players Championship [SAfr]. 2003 South
African Airways Open [Eur]. 2004 South African Airways
Open [Eur], Deutsche Bank-SAP Open TPC of Europe [Eur].
2007 Nedbank Challenge [SAf].
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2003 World Cup [with Rory Sabbatini].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
3—Mercedes-Benz Championship, World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship; T6—
PGA Championship; T9—Arnold Palmer Invitational presented
by MasterCard.
2007 SEASON:
Won more than $1.8 million and was a member of the
International Team at The Presidents Cup...Finished third in
first appearance in the Mercedes-Benz Championship. One
of four first-time participants to finish among the top-
10…Finished third at the World Golf Championships-
Accenture Match Play Championship, defeating Chad
Campbell in the consolation final, 4 and 2. Defeated
Thomas Bjorn, Chris DiMarco, Ian Poulter and Justin Rose
before falling to champion Henrik Stenson in the semifinals,
3 and 2...Opened with a 4-under-par 66 en route to a T9 at
the Arnold Palmer Invitational...Overcame a first-round 75
at the PGA Championship to finish T6, his second career
top-10 finish in a major championship. Was one of only four
players to card both rounds in the 60s on the weekend (66-
69)...Played in first three of the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the
FedExCup events...Earned a berth on the 2007 Presidents
Cup International Team, his second straight time as a member...Did
not compete on TOUR after that and ultimately
dropped from No. 32 to No. 46 on the money list...Beat
Justin Rose by one stroke to win the Nedbank Challenge in
South Africa in early December.
Trevor Immelman
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: Trevor J. Immelman
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 170
BIRTHDATE: December 16, 1979
BIRTHPLACE: Cape Town, South Africa; plays out of
Pearl Valley (Capetown)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1999A 1 1
2001A 1
2002 2 2 21,728
2003 12 7 1 2 126,150
2004 12 9 2 109,560
2005 14 10 2 5 614,867
2006 24 19 1 2 8 15 3,844,189/7
2007 21 15 2 4 6 93,346/40 1,801,647/46
Total 87 63 1 2 2 15 30 6,518,141
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1999A 1 1 1 1
Total 1 1 1 1
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 9 7 1 3 3 1,105,911
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Voted PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year based on a victory
at the Cialis Western Open and seventh-place finish on the
money list. First rookie since Jerry Pate (1976) to finish 10th or
better on the money list. Led all rookies with eight top-10s in
24 starts...Finished second at the Wachovia Championship,
losing in a one-hole playoff to Jim Furyk for his best finish on
TOUR before winning. Three-putt bogey on the 72nd hole
forced the playoff with Furyk, who won with a par on the 18th
hole in the playoff...Finished one stroke back of Brett
Wetterich at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship to place
second for the second consecutive week. Fired an 8-under 64
in the third round to move into a tie for the lead with Adam
Scott through 54 holes...Overcame the two-shot lead of Vijay
Singh on final day to capture first TOUR event at the Cialis
Western Open, punctuated by a 30-foot birdie putt on the 72nd
hole to clinch two-stroke win over Tiger Woods and Mathew
Goggin. Posted rounds of 69-66-69-67--271 to become just the
sixth player to post four rounds in the 60s since the event
moved to Cog Hill in 1991...Withdrew from the British Open to
return home for the birth of his first child, Jacob Trevor...T5 at
THE TOUR Championship. 2005: Posted first career major
championship top-10 with a T5 at the Masters, aided by a
third-round 7-under-par 65 that tied Tiger Woods for low thirdround
honors. Final-round 73 included a double bogey on par-
5 13th and the lone ace of the week on the par-3 16th with a
6-iron from 179 yards…Chosen as a Captain's Pick for The
Presidents Cup by International Team Captain Gary Player. Had
1-3-0 record…Joined TOUR as a Special Temporary Member
after the PGA Championship. 2004: Followed in the footsteps
of one of his heroes, Gary Player, when he became the first
person since the Black Knight in 1976-77 to successfully
defend the South African Airways Open. Came from two
strokes back after three rounds to win by three
strokes...Earned second win of the season at Deutsche Bank-
SAP Open TPC of Europe. 2003: Hit approach shot from 169
yards to 6 inches on the first playoff hole against Tim Clark at
the South African Open. Tap-in birdie earned first career victory
after three previous runner-up finishes, and $200,000 along
RESIDENCE: Richmond, England; Orlando, FL
FAMILY: Wife, Carminita; Jacob Trevor (7/18/06)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Music, movies, autobiographies
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1999
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
with a two-year exemption on the European Tour...In third
career World Golf Championships event, posted first career
top-10 on TOUR with a T9 at the NEC Invitational. 2002:
Recorded three seconds on the European Tour, at the French
Open, Volvo Scandinavian Masters and Omega European
Masters. Amateur: Made the cut as an amateur at the 1999
Masters and 2001 Memorial Tournament...Won the 2000
Vodacom Players Championship in his native South
Africa...1998 U.S. Public Links champion...Lost in three 1997
finals, at the British Amateur at Royal St Georges, the New
Zealand Amateur and the US Junior...In 1996 made the South
African team at age 17 and played in the Eisenhower Trophy in
Chile...First-team AJGA All-American in 1996.
PERSONAL:
Began playing golf at age 5, following in the footsteps of his
golf teaching brother Mark, who is nine years older. Was a
scratch player by age 12 and played the African Junior Golf
Association Tour from age 13 to 17...Father, Johan, is the
commissioner of the Sunshine Tour.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.73 (82)
Driving Distance ..........................................286.6 (111)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................64.85% (63)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.52% (42)
Putting Average............................................1.847 (183)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–2 times, most recent PGA
Championship/3
Career Low Round/Round: 64–2006 EDS Byron Nelson
Championship/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $900,000–2006 Cialis
Western Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Wachovia
Championship/12
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters 56 CUT T5 CUT T55
U.S. Open CUT T55 T21 CUT
British Open T43 T53 T42 T15 T60
PGA T48 T37 T17 T34 T6
THE PLAYERS CUT W/D CUT
TOUR Championship T5
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T17 T33 3
Bridgestone Invitational T9 T32 T19 T13 T36
CA Championship T27 T44 T23 T9 T35
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (2), 2005, 2007. World Cup (3), 2003, 2004, 2005.
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JACOBSON, Fredrik
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2007 Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (3):
2003 Omega Hong Kong Open [Eur], Algarve Open de
Portugal [Eur], Volvo Masters [Eur].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro; T5—the Memorial
Tournament presented by Morgan Stanley; T7—EDS Byron
Nelson Championship; T9—Deutsche Bank Championship;
T10—Buick Open.
2007 SEASON:
Competed in two events in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the
FedExCup. Recorded five top-10 finishes, nine top-25s and
a personal-best T2 at the inaugural Ginn sur Mer Classic.
Surpassed $1 million in earnings for the second time in his
TOUR career...In just his third start of the year, fired a finalround
66 at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship to finish
T7...Continued his recovery from a 2006 wrist injury with a
T5 finish at the Memorial Tournament, his best finish on
TOUR in nearly a year…Third top-10 of the season was a
T10 finished at the Buick Open...Finished T9 at the
Deutsche Bank Championship, the second event of the PGA
TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup. Moved to 84th in the
standings, but didn't advance to the BMW Championship
since only the top 70 made the field in Chicago...Recorded
a career-best T2 finish at the Ginn sur Mer Classic after
sleeping on a three-way tie for the lead Sunday night when
the final round was suspended due to darkness. Parred
Nos. 17 and 18 on Monday morning to complete his final
round and wound up one shot short of Daniel Chopra who
birdied the par-5 16th hole on Monday...Finished third on
TOUR in Putting Average (1.729) and second in Birdie
Average (4.01).
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished in the top 125 for the third consecutive season.
Made 10 cuts in 18 starts and finished in the top-25
five times, including two top-5 finishes...In third start of
season, picked up his best finish on TOUR since a T4 at the
2004 Honda Classic with a fourth at the Ford Championship
at Doral...In June, added a T5 at the Barclays Classic...Did
not make a start on the PGA TOUR after the Deutsche Bank
Fredrik Jacobson (YOCK-ub-son)
EXEMPT STATUS: 63rd on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Fredrik Ulf Yngve Jacobson
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 178
BIRTHDATE: September 26, 1974
BIRTHPLACE: Gothenburg, Sweden
RESIDENCE: Monte Carlo, Monaco; plays out of
Kungsbacua GC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1998 1 1 8,965/285
2000 1
2001 1
2002 1
2003 8 7 1 4 4 786,771
2004 24 18 5 9 1,259,048/59
2005 23 14 3 7 868,525/96
2006 18 10 2 5 788,764/108
2007 20 15 1 5 9 89,589/84 1,469,541/63
Total 97 65 1 1 19 34 5,181,614
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Championship the first week of September due to a nagging
wrist injury. 2005: Picked up his first top-10 of the season, a
T6 at the FedEx St. Jude Classic. Three of his career-high 14
top-10s have come in Memphis -- T3 in 2003, T5 in 2004 and
T6 in 2005...Next top-10 came in July at Cialis Western
Open. The T10 was his second top-10 in two starts at Cog
Hill G&CC, having finished T8 in 2003...In first start at Reno-
Tahoe Open, finished eighth. One off the first-round lead of
Vaughn Taylor after opening with a 7-under-par 65. 2004:
Continued consistent play in just his second season on
TOUR. Recorded five top-10s and collected more than $1
million...Fired a first round, 6-under 66 at the Wachovia
Championship and was only two strokes off the lead.
Withdrew and flew home at 5:30 a.m. on Friday as his wife,
Erika, had gone into premature labor with the couple's first
child at Jupiter Hospital near their home in Hobe Sound, FL.
Just missed witnessing the birth of Alice Sofia on May 7...In
first tournament back after daughter's birth, earned second
consecutive top-10 at the FedEx St. Jude Classic, finishing
T5...Finished T17 at the Masters and PGA...Played with
Joakim Haeggman at the World Cup in Spain. 2003: Had
three wins on the European Tour, along with top-10s at both
the U.S. Open and the British Open...Placed fourth in the
European Tour Order of Merit and finished third in TOUR
non-member earnings with $786,771, with four top-10s in
only eight starts. Joined the TOUR, having finished among
the top 125 as a non-member. Also added another $66,821
in two World Golf Championships appearances...Playing in
his first U.S. Open, finished T5 and shared top first-time
honors with Justin Rose...Two weeks later, finished T3 at
the FedEx St. Jude Classic, four shots behind David
Toms...Earned top-10 exemption in the following week's
100th Western Open, where he finished T8. In just four
starts, was eligible to join the TOUR as a Special Temporary
Member, having earned ($572,970) more than the No. 150
player (Tom Scherrer, $356,657) from the 2002 TOUR money
list...Finished T6 at the British Open, three shots behind Ben
Curtis...Claimed his first win on the European Tour when he
won the Omega Hong Kong Open, the second event of the
season...Won again three tournaments later in the Algarve
Open de Portugal. Victory came in his first start back after a
10-week layoff due to a wrist injury...Ended European Tour
season with third victory at the Volvo Masters at
Valderrama, defeating Spain's Carlos Rodiles in a four-hole
FAMILY: Wife, Erika; Alice Sophia J. (5/07/04), Emmie
Charlise (1/20/06)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Boating, skiing, sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1994
JOINED TOUR: 2003
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
playoff. 2002: Played virtually full-time on the European Tour
from 1997-2002, with 17-plus starts in each of those seasons.
Totaled six runner-up finishes and 16 top-10s during
that time...Lost to Eduardo Romero in a playoff at the
Barclays Scottish Open. Finished 30th on the Volvo Order of
Merit. 2001: Was fifth at the Omega European Masters.
2000: Progressed to 25th on the Volvo Order of Merit, his
highest prior to 2003. 1999: Had to return to the Qualifying
School, but finished seventh to stay on Tour. 1998: With one
week remaining, was 124th in the Volvo Order of Merit, but
lost in a playoff for the Belgacom Open to Lee Westwood
and moved to 75th place to rescue his card. Amateur: Won
several notable titles in amateur golf before turning professional
in 1994.
PERSONAL:
A promising ice hockey player at age 10. However one of
the players at his club, Per Nellbeck, was also the local golf
professional and taught the entire Jacobson family to play.
First handicap was 40, but reached scratch five years later
at age 15...Missed first three months of 2000 after breaking
left thumb playing hockey for golf professionals vs. tennis
players in 1999. Needed operation and returned in March to
finish third, second and second in successive starts...Was
ranked top 30 in Swedish table tennis at age 14-15.
Year 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T17 CUT
U.S. Open T5 CUT
British Open 76 CUT CUT CUT T6 CUT T52
PGA CUT T17 T34
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT T22 CUT
Accenture Match Play Championship T9 T33
Bridgestone Invitational 84 T32
CA Championship T28 T59
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Cup (2), 2003, 2004.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.10 (25)
Driving Distance ..........................................286.4 (113)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................60.57% (121)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.33% (86)
Putting Average............................................1.722 (1)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–Valero Texas Open/2
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2 times, most recent 2006
Bank of America Colonial/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $396,000–2007 Ginn
sur Mer Classic at Tesoro/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 The Honda
Classic/16
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
2—2005 The INTERNATIONAL, T2—2002 Michelob
Championship at Kingsmill, 2005 BellSouth Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (11):
1990 British Columbia Open [Can]. 1991 Payless Classic
[Can]. 1994 Thailand Open [Asia], Mak-Young Classic [Asia],
Malaysian Classic [Asia]. 1995 Mitsubishi Galant
Tournament [Jpn]. 1997 Tokai Classic [Jpn], Golf Digest
Tournament [Jpn]. 1998 Japan PGA Championship [Jpn],
UBE Kosan Open [Jpn], Mizuno Open [Jpn].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
68—Verizon Heritage.
2007 SEASON:
Missed early portion of season due to freak home accident
suffered in November 2006. Severed the tip of his left index
finger and the base of his left thumb after a broom handle
broke while sweeping his garage. After playing in five events,
underwent season-ending surgery on his left hand after the
EDS Byron Nelson Championship...Granted Major Medical
Extension for 2008 and has 23 events to earn $774,164 (combined
with 2007 earnings of $11,016 would equal 2007's No.
125 earnings of $785,180) and receive Major Medical
Extension status for the remainder of the 2008 campaign.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Made 19 cuts in 28 events with two top-10s. Finished in
the top 125 for the sixth time in his nine-year TOUR
career...Shared the first-round lead with Thomas Levet and
held second-round lead at Buick Invitational. Closed with 2over
74. Finished three strokes out of a three-man playoff won
by Tiger Woods...Collected second top-10 of the season with a
T4 finish at the Memorial Tournament. 2005: Playing on a
Major Medical Extension, enjoyed career season, with first
appearance in TOUR Championship thanks to six top-10s...First
top-10 of the season came in his sixth start, a T2 at the weather-shortened,
54-hole BellSouth Classic. Birdied the last hole
to get into a five-way playoff with winner Phil Mickelson, Arjun
Brandt Jobe
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: Brandt William Jobe
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 180
BIRTHDATE: August 1, 1965
BIRTHPLACE: Oklahoma City, OK
RESIDENCE: Southlake, TX
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1987A 1
1990 1
1991 27 5 2 37,502/189
1992 2 1 6,340/257
1993 1
1994 1 1 8,006/258
1995 4 1 3,969
1996 2
1997 1
1998 4 3 1 2 114,285/177
1999 13 10 1 4 272,100/141
2000 32 14 2 5 402,017/120
2001 30 17 5 407,065/124
2002 28 18 1 1 3 6 972,479/62
2003 22 16 1 4 691,604/91
2004 9 5 1 2 247,911/178
2005 27 22 2 1 6 10 2,133,149/27
2006 28 19 2 4 802,432/106
2007 5 1 11,016/252
Total 238 133 3 2 17 44 6,109,875
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1991 1
Total 1
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Atwal, Rich Beem and Jose Maria Olazabal. Eliminated on first
extra hole when approach shot to the 18th hole found the
water and he could not get up and down for par. The $330,000
check gave him $430,130 through six events, allowing him to
remain in the Major Medical Extension category for the
remainder of the season...Recorded third career runner-up finish
at The INTERNATIONAL, one point behind Retief Goosen in
the Modified Stableford scoring system. Closed with a 5-under
67 to finish T3 at Chrysler Classic of Greensboro. 2004: Limited
to nine events due to lingering left wrist problems after 2003
surgery. Received a Major Medical Extension for 2005. Missed
five weeks after THE PLAYERS Championship due to a recurring
injury to his left hand. Played two more events before ending
season. 2003: Although he recorded just one top-10, finished
in the top 100 on the money list for a second straight season...At
the Bank of America Colonial, a final-round 64 produced
a fourth-place finish...Withdrew from the 100th Western
Open with a shattered hook of left hamate bone (palm of hand).
Did not play again until the Valero Texas Open in late
September. 2002: Finished in the top 100 for the first time in his
five-year career...Recorded a T2 finish at the Michelob
Championship at Kingsmill, where he held a one-stroke lead
over Billy Mayfair heading into Sunday. Final-round 72 left him
two strokes behind winner Charles Howell III, tied with Scott
Hoch for second. 2001: For second consecutive year kept his
card with a strong finish in the season-ending Southern Farm
Bureau Classic. Rounds of 67-66 put him in a tie for first, but
closed 69-78, which still earned $14,960 and a T28 finish, that
was enough to move him into the top 125. 2000: In first full
season on TOUR since 1991, retained fully-exempt playing privileges
with strong finish to rank 120th on money list...At the
Phoenix Open, posted his best final-round score of the year, 65,
to finish T4. 1999: Joined PGA TOUR as special temporary
member in September...Had first two career top-20s in major
championships with T14 at Masters and T16 at PGA
Championship. Qualified for the Masters by virtue of being in
top 50 in Official World Golf Ranking...Played on the Japan Golf
Tour from 1995-1999 with six victories and a pair of runner-up
finishes. 1998: Was fourth on 1998 Japan Golf Tour Order of
FAMILY: Wife, Jennifer; Brittan Catherine (5/7/00),
Jackson William (7/30/02)
EDUCATION: UCLA (1988, History)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports, fishing, hunting
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1988
Q SCHOOL: 1990
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Merit with three victories. 1997: Top 20 on Japan Golf Tour
Order of Merit with two wins. 1996: Was 20th on Japan Golf
Tour Order of Merit with 70.99 scoring average. 1995: Finished
25th on Japan Golf Tour Order of Merit and was ranked third in
scoring with 70.24 average. Winner of Asian Order of Merit.
1994: Second on Asian Tour Order of Merit. 1993: Third on
Asian Tour Order of Merit. 1991: First earned PGA TOUR playing
privileges with sixth-place finish at PGA TOUR Qualifying
Tournament. 1990: Played Canadian Tour where he won the
British Columbia Open and finished first on the Order of Merit
while compiling the low scoring average for the year.
Amateur: Named All-American 1986-88, All Pac-10
Conference 1986-87...Member of 1988 NCAA Championship
team while at UCLA.
PERSONAL:
Interest in golf stemmed from his attendance at 1978 U.S.
Open at Cherry Hills CC in Denver.
PLAYER STATISTICS
Year 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02
Masters T14 48
U.S. Open CUT CUT T39 T62 CUT CUT T52
British Open CUT T52 CUT
PGA CUT T16
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT CUT
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T33
Year 03 04 05 06
Masters T32
U.S. Open T35 T33 CUT
British Open T41
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS T32 T74 CUT
TOUR Championship 27
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
CA Championship T25
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................73.27 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................280.5 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................59.42% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................57.78% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.875 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 70–2 times, most recent Verizon
Heritage/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2005 FUNAI Classic at
Walt Disney World Resort/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $540,000–2005 The
INTERNATIONAL/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 1998 Westin
Texas Open/30
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JOHNSON, Richard
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T36—2001 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (4):
1999 Florida Classic. 2000 Monterey Peninsula Classic.
2007 Mark Christopher Charity Classic Presented by County
of San Bernardino, Nationwide Tour Championship at
Barona Creek.
2007 SEASON:
Will be a rookie on the PGA TOUR in 2008 after leading the
2007 Nationwide Tour in earnings and winning twice. No. 1
status also earned a spot in the 2008 PLAYERS
Championship...Previous PGA TOUR stats include a T36 at
the 2001 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am and a
missed cut at the 2006 Nissan Open...Made the cut in 17 of
25 tournaments on the Nationwide Tour in 2007, including
nine top-10 finishes. Ended the year No. 1 on the money
list, with $445,421, with two wins and two runner-up finishes.
Had eight top-10 finishes on the season…Both wins
came in the final four weeks. Closed the year with a win at
the Nationwide Tour Championship, which vaulted him
from No. 6 to No. 1 on the money list and earned him fullyexempt
status in 2008...Posted the 10th top-10 finish of his
career with a T7 effort at the season-opening Movistar
Panama Championship...Held a one-stroke lead after 54
holes at three tournaments, finishing T3 at the BMW
Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs, T2 at the Northeast
Pennsylvania Classic and T6 at the Oregon Classic. Also
played in the final group at the Utah EnergySolutions
Championship, entering the final round two strokes behind
Franklin Langham and eventually finishing second to
Langham by that same number of strokes...Finally broke
through with a win at the Mark Christopher Charity Classic.
Playing in the final group for the fifth time of the season,
posted a 67 on Sunday to overcome a one-stroke deficit and
collect the $94,500 first-place prize, which moved him to
Richard Johnson
EXEMPT STATUS: 1st on 2007 Nationwide Tour
money list
FULL NAME: Richard Johnson
HEIGHT: 6-4
WEIGHT: 225
BIRTHDATE: February 2, 1972
BIRTHPLACE: Cardiff, Wales
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2001 1 1 18,029
2006 1
Total 2 1 18,029
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1999 28 17 1 2 9 81,822/28
2000 30 13 1 3 5 148,285/25
2001 12 5 1 2 21,741/132
2002 25 7 1 17,662/145
2003 17 2 4,745/240
2004 13 1 1 6,771/217
2006 21 12 1 3 6 107,833/59
2007 25 17 2 2 1 8 9 445,421/1
Total 171 74 4 2 2 17 33 834,281
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
No. 4 on the money list and guaranteed his first ticket to the
PGA TOUR. Sealed the victory with a birdie-4 on the first
extra hole to defeat Matthew Jones and Jeremy
Anderson...Took over the top spot on the money list in the
final event of the season, recording a 20-under 264 to win
the Nationwide Tour Championship at Barona Creek by one
stroke over Michael Letzig. The win was worth a careerbest
$139,500...Other top-10 finish came at the Showdown
at Somerby, finishing T5.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
Member of Nationwide Tour in 1999-2004 and 2006-07.
2006: Made the cut in 12 of 21 starts on the Nationwide
Tour, with three top-10s. Completed the season No. 59 on
the money list, with $107,834...His T5 at the BMW Charity
Pro-Am at The Cliffs represented his best Nationwide Tour
showing since winning the 2000 Monterey Peninsula
Classic. Held a one-stroke lead after 54 holes before eventually
falling by three to champion Ken Duke...Nine starts
later finished T3 at the Xerox Classic—where he held a
two-stroke lead through two rounds—followed by a T8
effort at the Northeast Pennsylvania Classic. 2004: Made
the cut in just one of 13 starts, finishing T19 at the BMW
Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs. 2003: Made the cut in just two
of 17 tournaments. A T26 at the LaSalle Bank Open was his
top performance. 2002: Finished the season No. 145 on the
money list, with $17,662. Made the cut in seven of 25 tournaments.
Only top-25 performance was T19 at the
Albertsons Boise Open. 2001: Made the cut in five of his
first 11 events before his season was cut short when he
broke a bone in his wrist at the Dayton Open. 2000: Earned
his second career win by taking the inaugural Monterey
Peninsula Classic. Was T61 after a first-round 75, eight
strokes behind leader Conrad Ray. Second-round 71 moved
him to a tie for 17th but still eight shots back of leader Pat
Perez. Third-day 71 got him into a tie for eighth place, seven
strokes back of Perez. Charged to his second win with a
RESIDENCE: Fort Smith, AR; plays out of
Hardscrabble CC
FAMILY: Wife, Yvette; Sydney (6/8/96), Kipp (1/17/98)
EDUCATION: Augusta State University (1995,
Marketing)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports, movies
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2007)
closing 68 to defeat Michael Allen by one shot. Comeback
from seven shots was the largest on Tour that season. At the
time it matched the third-best come-from-behind effort in
Tour history. His winning score of 285 was the highest by a
tournament winner that year. His opening 75 was also the
highest start by a tournament winner that year...First top-10
finish came at the Wichita Open, where he T4 to earn
$17,600 and jump to No. 81 on the money list...Made the cut
in eight of his last 13 events, earning nearly 94 percent of
his season total in that span. One of three players (Jaxon
Brigman, Rob Bradley) to play in 30 events that season.
1999: Held on to his third-round lead to win the Florida
Classic by two strokes over Bobby Wadkins. Amateur:
Member of the 1993 European Amateur team...T12 at the
1998 Peugeot Open De Espana...All-American in 1995 at
Augusta State University...Member of the 1994 Great
Britain/Ireland amateur team that competed against Europe.
PERSONAL:
Ran the Waffle House restaurant on Washington Road in
Augusta, GA, during Masters week in 1997...Also sold
cars early in his career...Father, Peter Johnson, is the pro
at Vale at Glamorgan in Cardiff, Wales, and is chairman of
the PGA in Wales.
PLAYER STATISTICS
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Career Low Round/Round: 67–2001 AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $18,029–2001 AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro–Am/T36
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Children's
Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart/118
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3):
2004 BellSouth Classic. 2007 Masters Tournament, AT&T
Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2003 Rheem Classic, Envirocare Utah Classic.
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2006 Wendy's 3-Tour Challenge [w/Stewart Cink and Scott
Verplank].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Masters Tournament, AT&T Classic; T2—THE TOUR
Championship presented by Coca-Cola; 6—Verizon Heritage;
T9—World Golf Championships-CA Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Recorded two victories, both in the state of Georgia, including
his first major title at the Masters Tournament. Earned a berth
on The Presidents Cup team and finished with a 2-2-0 record.
Has finished in the top 40 on the money list in all four seasons
on TOUR, including three visits to THE TOUR Championship.
Earned a career-best $3,922,338 thanks in part to two wins and
a runner-up finish...Finished T9 at the World Golf
Championships-CA Championship at Doral Golf Resort & Spa,
his first top-10 of the season...Made three birdies in a four-hole
stretch on the back nine to win his first major title at the 71st
Masters in cold, windy conditions. Closed with a 3-under 69 for
a two-shot victory over Tiger Woods, Retief Goosen and Rory
Sabbatini after trailing 54-hole leader Stuart Appleby by two
strokes. Johnson finished at 1-over 289, matching a Masters
record established in 1956 for highest winning score. Even
though he didn't go for a par 5 in two all week, finished 11under
on those holes at Augusta National…Finished sixth the
following week at the Verizon Heritage. It was the best finish
by a Masters winner at Harbour Town since Vijay Singh placed
T3 in 2000...Posted rounds of 69-67 on the weekend to finish at
15-under-par with Ryuji Imada at the AT&T Classic. Clinched
third career win as he recorded a birdie-4 on the first extra hole
as eagle putt nestled inside one foot. Imada's second shot
found the water hazard fronting the 18th hole and was left with
a par putt. Jumped to No. 4 in both FedExCup standings (12,327
points) and TOUR money list ($2,960,894). Ninth multiple winner
of the AT&T Classic and fourth multiple winner on TOUR in
2007. All three TOUR victories have come in Georgia (two in
suburban Atlanta, one in Augusta)... Withdrew from the
Memorial Tournament during the first round suffering from
strep throat...Looking to capture his third TOUR event in Georgia
Zach Johnson
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 2007 Masters Tournament
(through 2012)
FULL NAME: Zachary Harris Johnson
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 160
BIRTHDATE: February 24, 1976
BIRTHPLACE: Iowa City, IA
RESIDENCE: Lake Mary, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2001 1
2002 2 1 1 57,000
2003 1
2004 30 24 1 2 5 15 2,417,685/19
2005 30 21 1 1 5 11 1,796,441/39
2006 27 21 2 1 4 9 2,452,250/24
2007 23 18 2 1 5 10 102,873/7 3,922,338/8
Total 114 85 3 4 4 19 46 10,645,713
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1999 2 1 945/227
2000 11 4 1 10,280/174
2003 20 19 2 4 3 11 16 494,882/1
Total 33 24 2 4 3 11 17 506,107
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
during the year, posted an East Lake Golf Club course-record 10under-par
60 in the third round of THE TOUR Championship en
route to a T2 finish, eight behind winner Tiger Woods.
Opportunity for a 59 passed with a missed bunker shot for birdie
on the par-3 18th hole. Bunker shot was measured at 50 feet, 9
inches. Finished seventh in the FedExCup standings to earn a
$700,000 bonus along with $619,500 for T2 finish at East Lake.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: First top-10 was solo third in second appearance at World
Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship,
defeating Tom Lehman in the consolation final, 3 and 2...Past
champion tied for second at BellSouth Classic, 13 shots behind
Phil Mickelson. Closed with four consecutive birdies on Sunday
(Nos. 15-18) to tie Jose Maria Olazabal for runner-up
honors...Runner-up at the Memorial Tournament, his third runner-up
finish since he first won on TOUR in 2004...Finished ninth
on the U.S. Ryder Cup team list to make his first Ryder Cup team
(1-2-1 record in Ireland). 2005: Posted five top-10s for second
straight season, including two top-3s...Finished T3 at the Ford
Championship, thanks in part to a then-career-low 8-under 64
on Saturday, which helped him jump 25 spots from T28 to T3
heading into the final round...With four rounds in the 60s, finished
T2 at the Buick Open, four strokes behind Vijay Singh.
Teamed with Stewart Cink in the Algarve World Cup in Portugal
in November, finishing T17. 2004: Became just the second player
in TOUR history to surpass $2 million in earnings in his rookie
season. Made 24 of 30 cuts and picked up his first TOUR win
in just his 13th career tournament. Along with Todd Hamilton,
became the first pair of rookies to make THE TOUR
Championship since 1999, when Notah Begay III and Carlos
Franco finished in the top 30. Began season outside the top 200
on the Official World Golf Ranking (207th) and ended the season
at No. 41...Captured BellSouth Classic in April at age 28
years, 1 month and 10 days. Held the 36- and 54-hole leads
after opening 69-66-68. Rollercoaster round on Sunday, with
birdies on five of first 10 holes, followed by four bogeys in five
holes. Converted pars on final three holes to edge Mark Hensby
by one stroke. Became the fourth player to win BellSouth
Classic for first TOUR victory, joining Tommy Aaron (1970), Paul
Stankowski (1996) and Ben Crane (2003). 2003: Earned
Nationwide Tour Player of the Year honors after making the cut
in 19 of 20 events, including the last 17 and finishing first on the
final money list with a then-record $494,882. Produced two
wins and a Tour-leading 11 top-10s, including nine topthrees...Victories
came at the Rheem Classic and the Envirocare
Utah Classic...Tied a Nationwide Tour record with three consec-
FAMILY: Wife, Kim; Will (1/4/07)
EDUCATION: Drake University (1998, Business
Management/Marketing)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Movies, all sports, downhill skiing,
relaxing with wife and friends, University of Iowa athletics
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1998
JOINED TOUR: 2004
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2003)
utive runner-up performances, at The Reese's Cup Classic, the
Henrico County Open and the Dayton Open...Set the Tour's alltime,
single-season money record (surpassed by Troy Matteson
in 2005) and became the first player in Tour history to top the
$400,000 mark in earnings...Led Tour with a record scoring average
of 68.97 and finished first in putting average and all-around
ranking. 2002: Won once (Tulsa, OK) on the Hooters Tour.
Recorded five top-five finishes, nine top-10s and finished second
on the money list. 2001: Won final three regular-season
events on Hooters Tour, earning the nickname “Back-to-Back-to-
Back-Zach.” Finished the season as the tour’s leading money
winner and Player of the Year. 2000: Rookie on the Nationwide
Tour...Missed the first six cuts of the year but rebounded by
making four of the final five cuts with T25 at the Tri-Cities Open
his best showing. 1999: Finished third on Prairie Golf Tour after
winning twice. 1998: Won once on the Prairie Golf Tour and finished
sixth on the money list.
PERSONAL:
Began playing golf at age 10...Lists his father and mother
among his heroes. Father is a chiropractor...Huge Iowa
Hawkeye football and basketball fan...The gallery at BellSouth
Classic at first TOUR victory included a group of about 10 men
from Iowa who gave him financial support early in his career.
Some were seeing him play as a pro for the first time. “It started
out as a business, but it ended up as a business family,”
Johnson said of his relationship with them. “It's unbelievable
having them here.”
PLAYER STATISTICS
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT T32 1
U.S. Open T48 CUT CUT T45
British Open CUT CUT CUT T20
PGA T37 T17 CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS T8 T58 T16
TOUR Championship 13 16 T2
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 3 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T22 T9 T36 T11
CA Championship 10 T43 T45 T9
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................69.91 (15)
Driving Distance ..........................................280.4 (161)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................73.05% (4)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.44% (78)
Putting Average............................................1.777 (49)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 60–THE TOUR Championship
presented by Coca-Cola/3
Career Low Round/Round: 60–2007 THE TOUR
Championship presented by Coca-Cola/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,305,000–2007
Masters Tournament/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 U.S.
Open/13
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup, 2007; Ryder Cup, 2006; Algarve World Cup, 2005.
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KELLY, Jerry
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2002 Sony Open in Hawaii, Advil Western Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
1995 Alabama Classic, Buffalo Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T3—EDS Byron Nelson Championship; T5—Masters
Tournament; T7—Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial,
U.S. Open; T8—Verizon Heritage; T9—Arnold Palmer
Invitational presented by MasterCard, The Barclays.
2007 SEASON:
Competed in the first three events of the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup before missing a spot in THE
TOUR Championship by two spots on the points list (No.
32). Recorded seven top-10 finishes, two of which came at
major championships (Masters, U.S. Open)...First top-10
was T9 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in eighth start of
the season...Kept his string of top-10s rolling all the way
through April. At the Masters, posted a T5 finish for his best
showing at a major, his fifth made cut in five starts at
Augusta...At the Verizon Heritage the following week, shot
a first-round 63, the low round of the tournament. Finished
T8...His fourth consecutive top-10 finish came two weeks
later with a final-round 64 to finish T3 at the EDS Byron
Nelson Championship. His previous best string of consecutive
top-10 finishes was three, coming in spring 2003...Fifth
top-10 finish came three weeks later at the Crowne Plaza
Invitational at Colonial. Thanks in part to a second-round
64, made the best of wet, rain-delayed conditions to finish
T7...Finished T7 at the U.S. Open, five strokes behind champion
Angel Cabrera. One of just five players to record top-
10s in first two majors of the year...Finished T9 at The
Barclays for his seventh top-10 finish of the season. Moved
up eight spots to inside the top-30 in the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup standings to No. 24...T49 finish at
the BMW Championship left him two spots shy of qualifying
for THE TOUR Championship in Atlanta the next week.
Jerry Kelly
EXEMPT STATUS: 36th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Jerome Patrick Kelly
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 165
BIRTHDATE: November 23, 1966
BIRTHPLACE: Madison, WI
RESIDENCE: Madison, WI
FAMILY: Wife, Carol; Cooper Patrick (8/14/98)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1991 1
1992 1
1993 2
1995 2 1 4,733
1996 31 17 1 4 5 336,748/59
1997 34 13 3 7 234,257/103
1998 31 17 2 8 340,144/87
1999 34 22 1 2 8 533,702/77
2000 32 23 3 12 784,754/59
2001 31 21 1 7 11 1,491,607/35
2002 29 21 2 8 14 2,946,889/6
2003 30 23 1 10 16 2,158,342/26
2004 29 27 1 8 15 2,496,222/17
2005 31 21 4 11 1,352,487/58
2006 31 18 2 5 8 1,737,800/39
2007 28 21 1 7 10 94,680/32 1,978,034/36
Total 377 245 2 4 4 63 125 16,395,719
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1993 28 15 1 3 10 61,074/25
1994 26 19 8 11 60,928/26
1995 28 23 2 1 15 19 188,878/1
Total 82 57 2 2 26 40 310,881
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished in the top 40 (No. 39) on the TOUR money list for
the fifth time in last six years in a year that included two secondplace
finishes...Recorded his best finish on TOUR since his two
wins in 2002 with a runner-up finish at the Chrysler Classic of
Tucson, one behind Kirk Triplett...With four rounds in the 60s, was
runner-up to Corey Pavin in home state at the U.S. Bank
Championship. Entered final round two strokes behind Pavin, but
was unable to make up any ground as Pavin matched his 3-underpar
67. 2005: Finished 58th on the money list, lowest showing
since finishing 59th in 2000...Former University of Hartford golfer
returned to area for Buick Championship, finishing T4 with four
rounds in the 60s for his best showing of the season, two shots out
of Brad Faxon-Tjaart van der Walt playoff. 2004: Finished in the top
30 and made more than $2 million for the third straight
season...Did not post a win but matched his career high in top-10s
(2003) with eight...Best finish came at the season-ending TOUR
Championship, where he closed with a 5-under 65 to finish solo
third, five strokes behind winner Retief Goosen...Saw streak of 27
straight made cuts come to an end when he missed the cut at the
PGA Championship. 2003: Earned a career-best 10 top-10s...Tied
the TOUR record for consecutive birdies with eight (Nos. 7-14) in
the third round of the Las Vegas Invitational at TPC
Summerlin...Earned spot on the U.S. Presidents Cup team. 2002:
Earned first career victory in 200th career TOUR start at the Sony
Open in Hawaii. Shared first-round lead and held third-round lead
outright on way to defeating John Cook by one stroke...Second
TOUR victory came just 18 events after the first at the Advil
Western Open. Four rounds in the 60s, including a final-round 65,
gave him the come-from-behind win. Kelly began the day three
strokes back of third-round leader Robert Allenby and finished two
strokes ahead of runner-up Davis Love III. 2001: Made more than
$1 million in a season for the first time in his career, $1,491,607
(35th). For sixth consecutive year, played in 30-plus events...Led
THE PLAYERS Championship through the second and third rounds.
Closing 73 dropped him to fourth, four strokes behind Tiger
Woods...Held one-stroke third-round lead in Reno-Tahoe Open but
closed with 71 and lost by one stroke to John Cook's final-round
64. 2000: Finished 59th on the TOUR money list with $784,754.
EDUCATION: University of Hartford (Finance and
Insurance, 1989)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Son's sports teams, hockey, all
sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1989
JOINED TOUR: 1996
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1995)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Ranking equaled previous career best when he won $336,748 in
1996. 1999: Made cut in 22 of 34 events...Finished third at Greater
Milwaukee Open after holding 54-hole lead. Final-round 71
dropped to solo third, four strokes behind Carlos Franco. 1996:
Madison, WI native nearly captured first TOUR title in front of
homestate fans. Trailed by three strokes entering final round of
Greater Milwaukee Open. Shot closing 64 to catch Loren Roberts
and force playoff after each shot tournament-record 265. Roberts
birdied first extra hole for victory. Finished rookie season 59th on
money list. 1995: Named Nationwide Tour Player of the Year. Was
leading moneywinner with $188,878. Won Alabama Classic and
Buffalo Open. 1992: Won 1992 Wisconsin State Open.
PERSONAL:
University of Wisconsin volunteer assistant golf coach. Wife
Carol's brother, Jim Schuman, played on Nationwide Tour from
1990-93 and is the Badgers' head coach and Kelly's
instructor...All-city hockey selection in high school...University of
Hartford golf teammates included TOUR members Tim Petrovic
and Patrick Sheehan...Visited troops in the Persian Gulf for
Thanksgiving 2006 on a USO/Armed Forces Entertainment tour
with TOUR members Corey Pavin, Donnie Hammond, Frank
Lickliter II and Howard Twitty.
Year 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T20 48 T31 T20 T5
U.S. Open T57 T37 CUT CUT T40 83 T7
British Open T44 CUT T28 W/D T47 CUT T26 T49
PGA CUT W/D T26 CUT T44 CUT CUT CUT T34 48 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT T31 CUT T42 4 T11 CUT T6 CUT CUT T28
TOUR Championship 4 T13 3
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T5 T5 T17
Bridgestone Invitational 77 T53 T19 T46
CA Championship CNL T4 T21 T16
NATIONAL TEAMS: Presidents Cup (1), 2003.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.20 (32)
Driving Distance ..........................................281.3 (155)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................68.56% (23)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.05% (95)
Putting Average............................................1.796 (106)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Verizon Heritage/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2003 The Honda Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $720,000–2 times,
most recent 2002 Advil Western Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 FedEx St.
Jude Classic/18
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2006 Valero Texas Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T3—Zurich Classic of New Orleans; T5—Shell Houston
Open, Wachovia Championship; T9—Nissan Open.
2007 SEASON:
Youngest rookie on the PGA TOUR enjoyed successful first
campaign with four top-10s, including a T3 at the Zurich
Classic of New Orleans...Earned TOUR card via T13 finish at
2006 Qualifying Tournament at PGA West, where the
California native grew up playing the game. Qualified
through all three stages, one of eight players to do
so...Played into third PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
event, the BMW Championship, and finished 43rd in
FedExCup points...First top-10 of the season was a T9 at the
Nissan Open, aided by a final-round 64...Posted rounds of
66-67 on the weekend to finish T5 at the Shell Houston
Open...Third top-10 was T3 at the Zurich Classic of New
Orleans, aided by rounds of 69-65 on the weekend...Tied
with Kevin Na for first first-round lead at the Crowne Plaza
Invitational at Colonial after a 7-under-par 63. Finished
T18...Finished T7 at the Wachovia Championship to take
the lead for FedExCup points among the rookie class.
Anthony Kim
EXEMPT STATUS: 60th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Anthony Kim
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 160
BIRTHDATE: June 19, 1985
BIRTHPLACE: Los Angeles, CA
RESIDENCE: Dallas, TX; plays out of Royal Oaks CC
FAMILY: Single
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2006 2 2 1 1 2 338,067
2007 26 20 1 4 10 93,192/43 1,545,195/60
Total 28 22 1 1 5 12 1,883,261
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2006 2 1 1,550/298
Total 2 1 1,550
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Turned professional in August after three years at the
University of Oklahoma...Received Sponsor Exemption into
the Valero Texas Open and finished T2 in his TOUR debut,
earning an exemption into the following week’s Southern
Farm Bureau Classic...In just two starts, earned
$338,067...Also competed in two Nationwide Tour events.
Amateur: Three-time All-America (2004-2006) and NCAA
Freshman of the Year (2004) at Oklahoma. One of three
finalists for 2006 Ben Hogan Award. Two victories as a junior
and finished the season as the seventh-ranked collegiate
golfer by Golfweek...Member of the victorious 2005 United
States Walker Cup team along with J.B. Holmes, Nicholas
Thompson and Jeff Overton, all rookies on the TOUR in
2006...Lists winning Walker Cup as biggest thrill in
golf...Four-time American Junior Golf Association All-
America.
PERSONAL:
Owns belt buckles with inscription “AK,” Kim's nickname...Good
friends with Chicago Cubs first baseman
Derek Lee.
EDUCATION: University of Oklahoma
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Basketball, football
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2006
Q SCHOOL: 2006
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 07
U.S. Open T20
PGA T50
THE PLAYERS CUT
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.15 (28)
Driving Distance ..........................................302.0 (12)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................60.06% (131)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.11% (54)
Putting Average............................................1.773 (43)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Crowne Plaza Invitational at
Colonial/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2007 Crowne Plaza
Invitational at Colonial/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $353,800–2007 Zurich
Classic of New Orleans/T3
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Deutsche
Bank Championship/58
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KRESEGE, Cliff
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2
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T3—2002 B.C. Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3):
2002 Virginia Beach Open, Hershey Open. 2006 Oregon
Classic Presented by Kendall Automotive Group.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T6—Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
2007 SEASON:
Enjoyed a career-best year, earning more than $900,000 in
his fourth season on TOUR, thanks to seven top-25 finishes...Only
top-10 finish was a T6 at the Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic, three strokes out of a Charley Hoffman-John
Rollins playoff.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
Member of the PGA TOUR in 2001, 2003-04 and 2006-07.
Member of the Nationwide Tour in 1997-98, 2002 and
2005-06. 2006: Finished third on the Nationwide Tour
money list to regain his PGA TOUR card for 2007. Posted
eight top-10s and career-high 14 top-25s in 26 starts,
including his third career win, at the Oregon Classic presented
by Kendall Automotive Group. After finishing regulation
tied with Ricky Barnes at 17-under 271, parred the
third extra hole to collect the $81,000 first-place prize...Also
had three other top-threes, a runner-up at the LaSalle Bank
Open, a T3 at the Chitimacha Louisiana Open and a T3 at
the Cox Classic...Had a hole-in-one on No. 9 during the first
round of the Northeast Pennsylvania Classic. 2005: Finished
No. 52 on the Nationwide Tour money list with four top-10s.
2004: Finished No. 175 on the PGA TOUR money list, with
Cliff Kresge
EXEMPT STATUS: 113th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Clifford Terry Kresge
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 195
BIRTHDATE: October 3, 1968
BIRTHPLACE: Lakewood, NJ
RESIDENCE: Apopka, FL; plays out of Heathrow CC
(Heathrow, FL)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1994 1
1995 3
1996 1
1998 1
1999 2 1 4,876/328
2000 1
2001 31 12 1 2 220,649/163
2002 2 2 1 1 1 101,370
2003 32 18 3 5 734,667/87
2004 33 10 2 258,062/175
2007 30 23 1 7 88,865/95 901,549/113
Total 137 66 1 6 17 2,221,174
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1994 4 2 1,803/192
1995 5 2 1 2,535/193
1996 3 1 490/276
1997 29 21 2 5 11 64,711/34
1998 16 7 2 8,653/131
2000 3 1 1 3,600/214
2002 22 16 2 4 9 245,265/5
2005 28 12 4 8 107,523/52
2006 26 20 1 1 2 8 14 339,763/3
Total 136 82 3 1 4 21 46 774,342
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
a T14 at the Bell Canadian Open his best showing. 2003:
Finished in the top 100 on the TOUR money list for the first
time in his career...Qualified for his first major championship,
finishing T10 at the U.S. Open at Olympia Fields
CC...Returned to Chicago three weeks later for the 100th
Western Open and collected a career-best $156,375 payday
that helped him secure his card for the 2004 season. Paired
with Tiger Woods on the weekend, shot 69-71 to finish T6,
eight shots back of Woods. 2002: Earned return to TOUR by
finishing fifth ($245,265) on the Nationwide Tour money
list...Notched playoff wins at the Virginia Beach Open and
the Hershey Open, along with being named Player of the
Month (May). Chipped in from 45 feet for eagle to defeat
Arron Oberholser on the second extra hole at the Virginia
Beach Open and dropped a four-foot birdie putt on third
extra hole to win a four-player playoff at the Hershey
Open...Surpassed the $200,000 mark in just 12 events, tying
the Tour record set by Ian Leggatt in 2000...Played in just
two PGA TOUR events and recorded tournament-low 10under-par
62 on final day of B.C. Open to jump from T47 to
T3, the second top-10 of his TOUR career. 2001: Was a rookie
on the PGA TOUR. Season-best finish came in first start,
T5 at the Touchstone Energy Tucson Open, his only top-10.
2000: Gained his first PGA TOUR card by virtue of a T21 finish
at the Qualifying Tournament. Gained notoriety during Q-
School's final round. Was lining up a long par putt at the
water-guarded ninth green when he kept moving back and
fell into the water. Climbed out, missed the putt and made
bogey, but managed to finish the back nine in rain pants and
a wet shirt to complete the grueling 108 holes of competition
at 18-under par...Finished 36th on NGA/Hooters Tour
money list. 1998: Member of the Nationwide Tour.
FAMILY: Mason McCoy (8/16/00)
EDUCATION: University of Central Florida (1991, Liberal
Studies)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Spending time with son Mason,
music
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1991
Q SCHOOL: 2000
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2002, 2006)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 03 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open T10 T62
British Open CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT T28
1997: Got off to a successful start in his rookie season on
the Nationwide Tour, posting four top-10s in his first five
events. Best finishes were T3 in the Lakeland Classic and
Greater Austin Open. Amateur: All-America selection in
1990, when he won two college events.
PERSONAL:
Greatest thrills in golf were meeting Arnold Palmer and holing
out a pitch shot for eagle to win his first Nationwide
Tour event at the 2002 Virginia Beach Open...His golf swing
is natural, has never used an instructor...Got started in golf
at age 8 when parents moved to the 13th hole of Dubsdread
GC in Orlando, FL.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.51 (56)
Driving Distance ..........................................286.3 (115)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................61.54% (110)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.39% (81)
Putting Average............................................1.777 (49)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–3 times, most recent Canadian
Open presented by Franklin Templeton Investments/2
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2002 B.C. Open/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $173,750–2007 Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic/T6
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 Greater
Milwaukee Open/153
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2002 The Honda Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2006 Henrico County Open Presented by Saxon Capital, Inc.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T3—AT&T Classic; T6—AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-
Am.
2007 SEASON:
In first season back on the PGA TOUR, had best performance
since winning in 2002, with two top-10s...Recorded a
final-round 6-under-par 66 at Pebble Beach GL to finish T6
at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am...Former
Georgia Tech All-America posted T3 at the AT&T Classic in
Duluth, GA, aided by a third-round 8-under-par 64. Best finish
since lone career TOUR win at the 2002 Honda
Classic...Had a hole-in-one during the final round of the
Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Spent most of his season on the Nationwide Tour,
where he earned his first career win at the Henrico County
Open by beating Paul Claxton in a playoff. Finished No. 10
on the final money list to earn his 2007 PGA TOUR
card...Missed the cut in six of his eight TOUR starts. 2005:
Only top-10 finish came at the MCI Heritage...Had a holein-one
during the final round of the John Deere Classic.
2004: A T10 at the HP Classic of New Orleans was his only
top-10 finish in 28 starts. 2003: After winning for the first
time, struggled through a difficult season which saw him
fall out of the top 125 on the money list...Best result came
at the FedEx St. Jude Classic, a 20th-place finish thanks to
a pair of 67s on the weekend. 2002: Opened the season
with a bang with a T4 at the Sony Open in Hawaii...Two
months later earned his first victory at The Honda Classic.
Closed with a pair of 66s to defeat Brad Faxon and Joey
Sindelar by two strokes. Made four consecutive birdies on
Matt Kuchar
EXEMPT STATUS: 115th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Matthew Gregory Kuchar
HEIGHT: 6-4
WEIGHT: 195
BIRTHDATE: June 21, 1978
BIRTHPLACE: Winter Park, FL
RESIDENCE: Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
FAMILY: Wife, Sybi; Cameron Cole (10/11/07)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1998A 6 5 2
1999A 4 2
2000A 1
2001 11 6 1 1 2 4 572,669
2002 27 14 1 4 6 1,237,725/49
2003 23 8 2 176,047/182
2004 28 13 1 4 509,257/139
2005 21 9 1 3 402,786/159
2006 8 2 30,297/241
2007 26 16 1 2 4 89,021/92 886,146/115
Total 155 75 1 1 2 10 25 3,814,927
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2001 3 2 1 1 1 38,739/95
2006 21 16 1 2 5 11 300,867/10
Total 24 18 1 3 6 12 339,606
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 2
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
the back nine to help him rally from a four-shot deficit to
Sindelar at the turn. Victory jumped him from No. 149 in
Official World Golf Ranking to No. 50 and qualified him for
the Masters on the last day to qualify...Finished T5 at the
Fed Ex St. Jude Classic, worth $133,475 to push him over
the $1-million mark for the first time in a single
season...Finished T9 at Tampa Bay Classic presented by
Buick, posting four sub-par rounds. 2001: Earned PGA TOUR
card through sponsor exemptions...Ranked second behind
Charles Howell III in PGA TOUR non-member earnings with
$572,669 in only 11 starts. Earnings would have ranked him
91st on TOUR official money list...After missing the cut in
his first three TOUR starts, playing on a sponsor exemption,
secured his card for 2002 with two big finishes...Earned first
top-10 in a TOUR event in sixth start as professional.
Rounds of 68-66-72-67 at Air Canada Championship produced
T3 worth $197,200. Season earnings total at that
point of $269,253 earned him Special Temporary
Membership...Best effort of season came in San Antonio,
where he was two strokes behind Justin Leonard after 54
holes of Texas Open. Playing in the final group on Sunday,
closed with 69, as did Leonard, for T2 with rookie J.J. Henry.
The Texas Open paycheck of $264,000, clinched 2002 TOUR
card in only eighth start of season...Made three starts in
Nationwide Tour events, including a T2 at the Siouxland
Open in July...Played from Australia to Mexico, played on
the Nationwide Tour, Canadian Tour and the Golden Bear
Tour. 2000: After finishing his collegiate career at Georgia
Tech in May, decided to stay amateur and briefly took a job
in finance...Played in the Westin Texas Open at LaCantera in
October as an amateur and missed the cut. It was in Texas
where he started to think about turning pro and giving the
PGA TOUR a try...One month later, made his professional
debut at the 2000 Australian Open (won by Aaron
Baddeley). Amateur: 1997 U.S. Amateur champion following
three consecutive wins by Tiger Woods...Lost in the
quarterfinals in 1998 when defending the U.S. Amateur
crown at Oak Hill...As a sophomore in 1998 at Georgia Tech,
EDUCATION: Georgia Tech (2000, Management)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports, boats, planes, hiking,
skiing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2000
JOINED TOUR: 2001
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2006)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
finished 21st at Masters and 14th at U.S. Open. Finish at
Masters was best 72-hole finish by an amateur in 20 years.
There was talk of his turning pro, but Kuchar instead finished
out his collegiate career at Georgia Tech, where he
was a two-time first-team All-America selection and the
Yellow Jackets' second player to be a four-time All-ACC
selection (along with David Duval). Awarded Fred Haskins
Award in 1998 as the nation's top collegiate golfer...1998
ACC Player of the Year...Six career collegiate victories for
Tech was bested only by Duval's eight.
PERSONAL:
Got started in golf when his mother, Meg, upgraded the
country club membership to include golf when he was 12
years old. Matt and his dad tried golf and were
hooked...Father, Peter Kuchar, is an excellent tennis player
who was ranked No. 1 in doubles at one time in the state of
Florida...Matt's wife, Sybi, was a standout tennis player at
Georgia Tech, where they met.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.49 (54)
Driving Distance ..........................................278.6 (169)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................65.35% (56)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.09% (94)
Putting Average............................................1.799 (115)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–AT&T Classic/3
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2004 HP Classic of New
Orleans/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $630,000–2002 The
Honda Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 BellSouth
Classic/46
Year 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T21 T50 CUT
U.S. Open T14 CUT CUT CUT CUT
British Open CUT CUT CUT
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS W/D CUT T16
Bridgestone Invitational T38
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Amateur Team Championship, 1998; Walker Cup, 1999.
Matt KUCHAR
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KUEHNE, Hank
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2003 Shell Houston Open, 2005 John Deere Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
2002 Texas Challenge [Can], TELUS Quebec Open [Can].
OTHER VICTORIES (2):
2003 Franklin Templeton Shootout [with Jeff Sluman]. 2004
Franklin Templeton Shootout [with Jeff Sluman].
2007 SEASON:
After playing in just three events in 2007, will be granted a
Major Medical Extension carryover for 2008 as he continues
return from a back injury. Coupled with 2006-07 winnings
of $24,677, has 18 events to earn $636,221, equaling
No. 125 from 2006. If he is successful, he will play out of
the Major Medical Extension category for the remainder of
the 2008 season...Missed the cut in all three starts, and did
not play after the Stanford St. Jude Championship...Played
in three Nationwide Tour events, with a best finish of T19
at the Chitimacha Louisiana Open.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Limited to just nine events due to a back injury.
Missed seven of nine cuts and did not play again after THE
PLAYERS Championship. 2005: Despite making only 12
cuts, managed to collect $786,817 and finish 104th on the
money list...Broke through with T2 finish at John Deere
Classic, posting four rounds in the 60s to finish one shot
behind champion Sean O'Hair. Matched career-best finish
at the 2003 Shell Houston Open, and $352,000 paycheck
was largest of his career...Second top-10 was a solo fourth
at The INTERNATIONAL, five points behind champion Retief
Goosen in the Modified Stableford scoring system.
Hank Kuehne (KEE-knee)
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: Henry August Kuehne II
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 205
BIRTHDATE: September 11, 1975
BIRTHPLACE: Dallas, TX
RESIDENCE: Palm Beach Gardens, FL; plays out of
Old Palm
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1998A 1
1999A 2 1
1999 6 2 19,869/258
2000 6 2 1 85,656
2002 6 4 2 80,840
2003 23 14 1 1 4 5 872,139
2004 30 15 2 8 816,889/99
2005 30 12 1 2 3 786,817/104
2006 9 2 24,677/244
2007 3
Total 116 52 2 1 8 19 2,686,886
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2000 4 1 2,337/241
2001 2
2002 4
2007 3 2 1 8,518/214
Total 13 3 1 10,855
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Improved his season earnings to $739,091 with his
$240,000 payday in Colorado, helping secure his card for
the 2006 season. 2004: Recorded two top-10s and finished
in the top 100 on the money list...First top-10 was a solo
fifth at the Nissan Open, in his first career start at
Riviera…Next top-10 did not come until September, a T6 at
the Deutsche Bank Championship. 2003: Earned TOUR card
for 2004 with $872,139 in earnings as a non-member playing
primarily on Sponsor Exemptions. Began the season
with partial status on the Nationwide Tour...Topped TOUR in
Driving Distance, averaging a record 321.4 yards, unseating
John Daly who had won eight consecutive Driving Distance
titles...Finished T3 at the BellSouth Classic and T2 at Shell
Houston Open and earned enough money to push past the
150th player (Tom Scherrer) on the 2002 PGA TOUR money
list and enabled him to become a Special Temporary
Member of the TOUR. 2002: Made the cut in four of six tournaments,
including top-25 finishes at the B.C. Open (T19)
and the Kemper Insurance Open (T23)...2002 Order of Merit
champion on the Canadian Tour. Posted two victories, at the
Texas Challenge and the TELUS Quebec Open...Earned
International Rookie of the Year honors. 2001: Played nine
events on the European Tour and had one top-10, a T8 at the
Moroccan Open. 2000: Made the cut in two of six tournaments,
with a T13 at the GTE Byron Nelson Classic, his best
showing. 1999: Turned pro midway through the year and
made two cuts in six starts, with a T29 at the Bell Canadian
Open his best result. Amateur: Missed the cut at the 1999
Masters...1998 U.S. Amateur champion, defeating Tom
McKnight, 2 and 1, in the finals at Oak Hill CC in Rochester,
NY...Began college career at Oklahoma State but later
transferred to Southern Methodist University. Second-team
All-American as a junior at SMU…Winner of two individual
FAMILY: Henry III (9/19/05)
EDUCATION: Southern Methodist University (1999,
Communications)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, meditation
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1999
JOINED TOUR: 2003
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titles during the 1996-97 season...Tied SMU's all-time low
54-hole total of 208 at the Dr Pepper Intercollegiate and
established a school record for low round, firing a 63 at the
Golf World Invitational.
PERSONAL:
Lists playing in the 1999 Masters and winning the 1998 U.S.
Amateur, with older brother Trip as his caddie, as his
biggest thrills in golf...Credits his father for giving him his
start in golf...Lists Fred Couples as his hero...Sister, Kelli,
was a two-time U.S. Women's Amateur champion and currently
plays on the LPGA. Brother, Trip, a former All-
American at Oklahoma State, won the 2007 U.S. Mid-
Amateur and will be in the 2008 Masters field. Trip was the
1994 U.S. Amateur runner-up to Tiger Woods.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................73.15 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................304.7 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................45.24% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................51.85% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.786 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 73–2 times, most recent Stanford
St. Jude Championship/2
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2002 B.C. Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $352,000–2005 John
Deere Classic/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 HP Classic
of New Orleans/102
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06
Masters CUT
U.S. Open 65
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT CUT
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Amateur Team Championship, 1998.
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3):
1985 Masters Tournament, Sea Pines Heritage. 1993
Masters Tournament.
CHAMPIONS TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2007 Administaff Small Business Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (58):
1974 German National Open Championship [Am]. 1977
German National Open Championship. 1979 German
National Open Championship. 1980 Dunlop Masters,
Colombian Open. 1981 German National Open
Championship, Bob Hope British Classic. 1982 Lufthansa
German Open. 1983 Italian Open, Glasgow Golf Classic, St.
Mellion Timeshare TPC, Casio World Open [Jpn]. 1984
Peugeot Open de France, KLM Dutch Open, Carroll's Irish
Open, Benson & Hedges Spanish Open, German National
Open Championship. 1985 Lufthansa German Open,
Panasonic European Open, Australian Masters [Aus],
German National Open Championship. 1986 German Open,
Lancome Trophy, German National Open Championship.
1987 Whyte & Mackay PGA Championship, Carroll's Irish
Open, German National Open Championship. 1988 Epson
Grand Prix of Europe, German National Open
Championship. 1989 Peugeot Spanish Open, German
Masters, German National Open Championship. 1990
WORLD GOLF HALL OF FAME MEMBER (Inducted 2002)
EXEMPT STATUS: 83rd on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Bernhard Langer
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 160
BIRTHDATE: August 27, 1957
BIRTHPLACE: Anhausen, Germany
RESIDENCE: Boca Raton, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-2
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1981 1 1 1 1 14,500/154
1982 6 2 1,356/263
1983 3
1984 8 8 1 3 5 82,465/75
1985 16 12 2 4 7 271,044/13
1986 21 18 2 2 8 15 379,800/10
1987 15 13 2 1 7 12 366,430/23
1988 15 8 3 4 100,635/111
1989 14 13 1 1 3 5 195,973/73
1990 5 1 1 1 35,150/187
1991 7 5 2 3 112,539/129
1992 5 5 1 41,211/183
1993 6 4 1 1 3 4 626,938/23
1994 6 6 1 5 118,241/142
1995 7 7 1 1 3 394,877
1996 7 3 1 34,183/212
1997 7 6 1 3 158,508/136
1998 8 4 1 3 141,715/168
1999 9 8 1 3 162,257/169
2000 10 9 2 189,955
2001 17 15 1 3 7 9 1,810,363/22
2002 16 13 1 3 559,395/119
2003 21 13 2 4 555,981/121
2004 15 14 4 5 943,589/83
2005 19 14 3 6 952,451/84
2006 24 16 1 7 561,513/138
2007 14 9 1 4 6 91,075/68 1,153,603/83
Total 302 227 3 9 8 62 118 9,964,671
CHAMPIONS TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 5 1 2 4 399,600 46
Total 5 1 2 4 399,600
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 4 3 1 1 2 2 354,973
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Bernhard Langer (BURN-hard LAWN-gur)
Cepsa Madrid Open, Austrian Open, German National Open
Championship. 1991 Benson & Hedges International Open,
Mercedes German Masters, German National Open
Championship, Hong Kong Open. 1992 Heineken Dutch
Open, Honda Open, German National Open Championship.
1993 Volvo PGA Championship, Volvo German Open. 1994
Murphy's Irish Open, Volvo Masters. 1995 Volvo PGA
Championship, Deutsche Bank Open TPC of Europe, Smurfit
European Open. 1996 Alfred Dunhill Masters. 1997 Conte
Of Florence Italian Open, Benson & Hedges International
Open, Chemapol Trophy Czech Open, Linde German
Masters, Argentinian Masters [SA]. 2001 The TNT Open
[Eur], Linde German Masters. 2002 Volvo Masters
[Eur/shared with Colin Montgomerie].
OTHER VICTORIES (5):
1990 World Cup [with Torsten Gideon]. 1993 World Cup
[indiv]. 2005 mbna worldpoints Father-Son Challenge [with
Stefan]. 2006 Del Webb Father/Son Challenge [with
Stefan], World Golf Championships-Barbados World Cup
[with Marcel Siem].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial; T9—Shell
Houston Open; T10—The Honda Classic, Wachovia
Championship.
FAMILY: Wife, Vikki; Jackie (7/9/86); Stefan
(6/8/90), Christina (2/3/93), Jason (3/20/00)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Skiing, football, tennis,
cycle riding
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1972
JOINED TOUR: 1985, 2001
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
BEST 2007 CHAMPIONS TOUR FINISHES:
1—Administaff Small Business Classic; T10—Wal-Mart
First Tee Open at Pebble Beach
2007 SEASON:
Notched four top-10s in 14 starts, including a playoff loss at
the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial, and captured his
first Champions Tour title late in the season...Opened with
a 4-under-par 66 at The Honda Classic en route to a T10 finish...Posted
four rounds under par to finish T9 at the Shell
Houston Open...Finished T10 at the Wachovia
Championship thanks to a final-round 69, which tied the low
round of the day...Best finish since the 2001 FedEx St. Jude
Classic (2nd) came in late May after firing four rounds in the
60s at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial to force a
playoff with Rory Sabbatini and Jim Furyk. Missed an 8-foot
birdie putt on the first extra hole to finish T2 with Furyk after
Sabbatini made a 15-footer. The finish came just three
months shy of his 50th birthday…After turning 50 on
August 27, did not play the PGA TOUR for the rest of the
year and did not participate in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for
the FedExCup…Made five starts on the Champions Tour
with a win at the Administaff Small Business Classic in
October. Opened the event with a course-record, 10-under
62 at Augusta Pines and eventually equaled the all-time
Year 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88
Masters CUT T31 1 T16 T7 T9
U.S. Open CUT CUT T8 T4 CUT
British Open CUT CUT T51 2 T13 T56 T2 T3 T3 T17 70
PGA T32 CUT T21 CUT
THE PLAYERS T29 T7 T40 T24 T16
TOUR Championship T17
Year 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01
Masters T26 T7 T32 T31 1 T25 T31 T36 T7 T39 T11 T28 T6
U.S. Open T59 CUT CUT T23 CUT T23 T36 DQ CUT CUT CUT T40
British Open 80 T48 T9 T59 3 T60 T24 W/D T38 CUT T18 T11 T3
PGA T61 CUT CUT T40 CUT T25 76 T23 T61 T46 CUT
THE PLAYERS T67 T6 T29 2 T27 2 T31 CUT T38 T42 3
TOUR Championship T10
Accenture Match Play Championship T9 T33 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T11
CA Championship T48 T35 CNL
Year 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T32 CUT T4 T20 CUT CUT
U.S. Open T35 T42 T33
British Open T28 CUT T5 CUT
PGA T23 T57 T66 T47 CUT
THE PLAYERS T22 T48 T77 CUT T58 T58
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33 T17
Bridgestone Invitational T38 T11 T61
CA Championship T33
CHAMPIONS TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 07
Constellation Energy Senior Players Champ T13
Bernhard LANGER
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Cup (12), 1976-1980, 1990-96, 2006; Hennesy Cognac Cup (4),
1976, 1978, 1980, 1982; Ryder Cup (11), 1981, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997,
2002, 2004 (Captain); Nissan Cup (2), 1985-86; Asahi Glass Four Tours (2), 1989-90; Dunhill Cup
(2), 1992, 2000.
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Champions Tour 54-hole scoring mark of 25-under 191
(Loren Roberts, 2006 MasterCard Championship at
Hualalai). Eight-stroke triumph over Mark O'Meara was the
second-largest victory margin of the season...Also made
three starts on the European Tour and finished among the
top three in two events. T3 at the BMW International Open
in June and then T2 at the KLM Open in the Netherlands in
August, where he was joined in the field by his son Stefan.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Played 24 events on the PGA TOUR with 16 made
cuts. Lone top-10 was a T10 at Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
in first start...Teamed with son Stefan in early December to
win a second consecutive Del Webb Father/Son Challenge
in Orlando, FL...Teamed with Marcel Siem one week later
to win the World Golf Championships-Barbados World Cup
for Germany. 2005: Finished 84th on the money list and
totaled just under $1 million in earnings...Finished T5 in the
British Open at St. Andrews after being added to the field
on Monday afternoon when Japan's Shingo Katayama
withdrew. He and Tiger Woods were the only two players
to post four sub-par rounds at St. Andrews. 2004: Highlight
of the season was leading the European Ryder Cup team as
its Captain to a record 181⁄2-91⁄2 victory over the
Americans in the 35th Ryder Cup matches held at Oakland
Hills CC in Bloomfield, MI...Despite carrying the extra burdens
of his captaincy, finished in the top 100 (83rd) on the
TOUR money list for just the third time in his last 10 seasons.
Four top-10s on TOUR were most since seven in
2001...Playing in his 22nd Masters, two-time champion finished
T4. Co-leader early on Sunday after opening birdiebirdie.
2003: Named 2004 Ryder Cup Captain in
July...Competed in 21 TOUR events, tying the 1986 season
for most starts of TOUR career, but managed only two top-
10s...Streak of 19 consecutive made cuts at the Masters
came to an end with rounds of 79-76. 2002: Although he
missed just three of 16 cuts, his lone top top-10 was a
fourth-place finish at the WORLDCOM CLASSIC...Finished
European Tour season as co-champion of Volvo Masters
with Colin Montgomerie. The pair was declared co-cham-
Bernhard Langer (Continued)
pions after posting 3-under 281s, then playing two suddendeath
holes before darkness...Inducted into World Golf Hall
of Fame. 2001: Posted seven top-10s on TOUR for first time
since 1987 season including a second and three third-place
finishes - THE PLAYERS Championship, WORLDCOM CLAS-
SIC and British Open...First German to be elected to the
World Golf Hall of Fame via International Ballot and was
slated for induction in the Fall of 2002...Second-place finish
at FedEx St. Jude Classic, one stroke behind Bob Estes.
Best finish at TOUR event since runner-up at 1995 THE
PLAYERS Championship...Week later won The TNT Open,
his 38th victory on the European Tour and 64th worldwide...Won
Linde German Masters, boosting him to third
on the Volvo Order of Merit. He finished the year sixth on
the European Tour money list. 2000: Made appearances in
10 PGA TOUR events, the most since 14 in
1988...Participated in 12 events on the European Tour
where he finished runner-up twice -- TNT Dutch Open and
the BMW International Open -- the only event held in
Germany he has yet to win. 1999: Made a bold bid for a
10th successive Ryder Cup appearance, but finished 14th in
the qualifying table. 1996: The only time he has been outside
the top 30 in the Volvo Order of Merit since 1980, finishing
39th. 1993: Won his second Masters, by four strokes
over Chip Beck. 1992: Won German National Open
Championship for 12th time in his career. 1985: Won the
Masters by two over Seve Ballesteros, Raymond Floyd and
Curtis Strange, and followed with a win at the Sea Pines
Heritage Classic, the last man to win the Masters and the
event afterward.
PERSONAL:
To combat putting ‘yips,’ has used a variety of putting grips,
most recently utilizing a long putter that he began using at
the end of the 1996 season...Father settled in Bavaria after
jumping a Russian prisoner-of-war train bound for
Siberia...Developed “fever cramps” several times as a child
(ages 2-5) and nearly died as a result...Took up golf at age
7 through caddying, turned pro at 15...Developed back
problems when he was 19, during an 18-month stint as a
member of the German Air Force. Marching with 30-pound
pack and rifle led to two stress fractures and bulging
discs...Devout Christian, helped organize the regular meetings
of the European Tour Bible Class…Web site is bernhardlanger.de...Started
skiing at age 4 and would say he's
a “scratch skier.”...Also enjoys driving fast cars.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.25 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................278.4 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.29% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.72% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.779 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Bob Hope Chrysler Classic/3
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2007 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $528,000–2007
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 1995 THE TOUR
Championship/2
2007 CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS:
Scoring Average ..........................................68.63 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................286.3 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................71.81% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................74.65% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.726 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round: 62–2007 Administaff Small Business
Classic/1.
Career Low Round: 62–2007 Administaff Small Business
Classic/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $255,000–2007
Administaff Small Business Classic/1
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
2—2003 U.S. Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (7):
1995 Victorian Open [Aus]. 1997 Victorian Open [Aus]. 1998
Moroccan Open [Eur], TNT Dutch Open [Eur], ANZ Players
Championship [Aus]. 2000 TNT Dutch Open [Eur]. 2002
Linde German Masters [Eur].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
3—Verizon Heritage; T8—PODS Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Recorded a career-high eight top-25 finishes in a season in
which he eclipsed the $1-million mark in earnings for the
second time in his career...Was eligible for the first two
events in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup, but was
forced to withdraw after the first round of each due to a
wrist injury...Notched his first top-10 finish of the season in
his fifth start with a T8 at the PODS Championship...
Finished third at the Verizon Heritage after beginning his
final round with a 30 on the front nine. Second shot on the
par-4 16th hit a tree and caromed out of bounds, resulting
in a double bogey and ending his chances at the title.
Marked his best finish on the PGA TOUR since the 2003
U.S. Open where he finished second to Jim Furyk.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Retained card for 2007 on the strength of two top-
10s…Posted first top-10 with a T4 at the Cialis Western
Open, aided by a final-round 3-under-par 68. Top-10 was
just third since posting a second at the 2003 U.S. Open in
suburban Chicago at Olympia Fields...Second top-10 was a
T7 finish at the Deutsche Bank Championship. Increased his
Stephen Leaney (LEE-knee)
EXEMPT STATUS: 97th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Stephen John Leaney
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 172
BIRTHDATE: March 10, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Busselton, Australia
RESIDENCE: Perth, Australia
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1995 1
1998 2 1 5,650/306
1999 4 1
2000 1
2001 1
2002 2 2 1 26,732
2003 9 6 1 2 3 723,986
2004 24 17 2 6 1,166,560/68
2005 29 18 6 758,057/105
2006 27 14 2 5 746,747/116
2007 26 15 1 2 8 90,325/74 1,015,200/97
Total 126 74 1 1 8 29 4,442,932
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2002 2 2 1 2 28,477/121
Total 2 2 1 2 28,477
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 1 1 6,558
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
season earnings to $696,599 with his $160,050 payday,
helping him secure his card for the 2007 season. 2005: Did
not post a top-10 but finished in the top 125 (No. 105) on the
money list aided by five top-25s...Aced the par-3 third hole
in the third round of the Shell Houston Open with a 6-iron
from 199 yards. 2004: Finished 68th on the money list in his
first official season as a member. Season included two top-
10s, six top-25s and over $1 million in earnings...Finished
fourth at the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match
Play Championship, falling to Tiger Woods in the semifinals,
2 and 1. In consolation final, lost to Darren Clarke, 1-up.
2003: Joined the PGA TOUR as a Special Temporary
Member prior to the Western Open, having earned
$709,600 in five events, exceeding the No. 150 (Tom
Scherrer/$356,657) from the 2002 TOUR money
list...Recorded his first top-10 on the PGA TOUR with T9 at
World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship after losing to eventual champion Tiger
Woods (7 and 6). Defeated Justin Leonard and Bob Estes in
the first two rounds...Posted best TOUR finish, with a runner-up
at the U.S. Open, three strokes back of Jim
Furyk...Represented Australia with Stuart Appleby at the
World Cup and played for the International Team at The
Presidents Cup in South Africa. 2002: Ensured a five-year
exemption on the European Tour when he won the Linde
German Masters. 2001: Took a six-week break after The
TNT Open when he returned home to Adelaide to get married.
2000: Collected a second TNT Dutch Open title in three
years, leading from start to finish and making just one
bogey all week. 1998: Won twice on the European Tour and
finished 11th in Volvo Order of Merit. Won Moroccan Open
by eight strokes to record maiden victory in Europe. Added
TNT Dutch Open which he dedicated victory to his close
FAMILY: Wife, Tracey; Sebastian (9/19/03), Sienna
Grace (12/6/2006)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Cars, wine, family, cricket
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1992
JOINED TOUR: 2003
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
friend, Stuart Appleby, whose wife died in Paris earlier that
week...Captured the ANZ Players Championship in homeland
of Australia. 1997: Captured second career Victorian
Open. 1995: First professional title of note at the Victorian
Open in Australia.
PERSONAL:
Had two ribs cut out in December 1993 after doctors diagnosed
blood clot. Took 18 months to recover...Has twice
missed earning a PGA TOUR card by one stroke at the
Qualifying Tournament final (1998 and 2000).
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.62 (69)
Driving Distance ..........................................277.4 (175)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................65.92% (45)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................67.94% (12)
Putting Average............................................1.801 (126)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–2 times, most recent
Canadian Open presented by Franklin Templeton
Investments/4
Career Low Round/Round: 64–2005 FUNAI Classic at
Walt Disney World Resort/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $650,000–2003 U.S.
Open/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 Ford
Championship at Doral/22
Year 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T17
U.S. Open CUT 2 T40
British Open CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT T37 T65 CUT
PGA 68 CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T9 4 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T71 T22
CA Championship T23 63
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Cup (2), 2003, 2004; The Presidents Cup, 2003; Dunhill Cup (2),
1999, 2000.
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (5):
1994 Memorial Tournament. 1995 Colonial National
Invitation. 1996 British Open, THE TOUR Championship.
2000 Phoenix Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (4):
1990 Reflection Ridge. 1991 Gulf Coast Classic, South
Carolina Classic, Santa Rosa Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
1993 Casio World Open [Jpn]. 1997 Loch Lomond World
Invitational [Eur].
OTHER VICTORIES (7):
1995 Hyundai Team Matches [with Duffy Waldorf]. 1996
Hyundai Team Matches [with Duffy Waldorf], PGA Grand
Slam of Golf, Skins Game. 1997 Skins Game, Wendy's
Three-Tour Challenge. 1999 Target World Challenge presented
by Williams. 2000 Hyundai Team Matches [with
Duffy Waldorf].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T5—Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard,
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial; T6—Travelers
Championship.
Tom Lehman (LAY-mun)
EXEMPT STATUS: 116th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Thomas Edward Lehman
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 215
BIRTHDATE: March 7, 1959
BIRTHPLACE: Austin, MN
RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ; plays out of DC Ranch
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-3
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1983 22 9 1 9,413/182
1984 26 9 9,382/184
1985 26 10 2 20,232/158
1986 2
1987 1
1990 1
1992 29 25 1 1 9 15 579,093/24
1993 27 20 1 6 12 422,761/33
1994 23 21 1 1 1 10 16 1,031,144/4
1995 18 16 1 1 1 5 12 830,231
1996 22 20 2 2 1 13 19 1,780,159/1
1997 21 18 1 1 9 14 960,584/19
1998 23 18 1 1 5 12 1,033,673/25
1999 23 19 4 5 9 1,435,564/24
2000 21 18 1 1 7 13 2,068,499/12
2001 23 18 2 1 5 12 1,907,660/20
2002 22 17 3 8 868,632/74
2003 25 19 1 2 9 1,173,237/61
2004 19 16 1 4 11 1,343,277/53
2005 20 15 2 4 7 1,655,416/46
2006 20 14 1 4 6 1,692,081/42
2007 19 12 3 5 89,050/90 880,824/116
Total 433 314 5 19 8 94 183 19,701,862
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1990 19 12 1 5 8 41,338/17
1991 28 27 3 3 11 24 141,934/1
Total 47 39 4 3 16 32 183,272
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 4 3 52,307
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
2007 SEASON:
Veteran finished in the top 125 on the money list for the
16th consecutive season on the strength of three top-
10s...Opened with three rounds in the 60s en route to a T5
finish at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, five strokes behind
champion Vijay Singh...Claimed T5 finish at the Crowne
Plaza Invitational at Colonial. Despite numerous rain delays,
posted four rounds in the 60s for the first time since the
2004 Michelin Championship at Las Vegas...Carded three
rounds in the 60s to finish T6 at the Travelers Championship.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Posted best finish on money list since 2001, dividing
time between competition and Ryder Cup Captain duties for
the United States squad, which lost at Oakland
Hills...Credited much of on-course success to fitness regimen
where he lost approximately 25 pounds between
August 2005 and February 2006...After posting top-10s at
the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am (T7) and Nissan
Open (T7) in consecutive weeks, finished fourth at the
World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship, falling to Zach Johnson in the consolation
match, 1-up...Recorded the 19th runner-up finish of his
career, losing to Dean Wilson in a playoff at The INTERNA-
FAMILY: Wife, Melissa; Rachael (5/30/90), Holly
(8/13/92), Thomas Andrew (7/24/95), Sean (3/18/03)
EDUCATION: University of Minnesota
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fly fishing, golf course design,
hunting, all sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1982
Q SCHOOL: 1983, 1984
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1991)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
TIONAL. The two ended regulation with 34 points in the
Modified Stableford format, but Wilson's birdie on the second
extra hole dropped Lehman's career playoff record to 0-
3...Withdrew from World Golf Championships-American
Express Championship following the Ryder Cup to attend
Byron Nelson's funeral. 2005: T2 at the Buick Invitational.
Birdied the last six holes on the North Course during first
round to finish at 10-under 62 (matched career low).
Increased the lead to three through 36 holes in matching the
tournament record at 15-under 129 (Lenny Clements-1996).
Shared the 54-hole lead with Luke Donald after a 1-over 73.
Paired with eventual winner Tiger Woods for 31 holes on
Sunday due to fog delays throughout the first two rounds.
Finished three back of Woods after bogeying the final two
holes...Finished as runner-up for the second time in his
career at THE PLAYERS Championship. Played 27 holes on
Monday, including a tournament-best final-round 4-under
68, which carried him into the clubhouse at 8-under 280.
Fell one shot short as Fred Funk converted an up-and-down
par from a greenside bunker on the 72nd hole. 2004: On
November 3, was named 2006 Ryder Cup Captain by the
PGA of America...After struggling most of the year, posted
top-10s in four of last five starts. In final three starts, held
at least a share of the lead entering the final round...Aided
by a final-round 64, posted his first top-10 of the year, a T4
Year 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98
Masters T3 2 40 T18 T12 CUT
U.S. Open CUT CUT CUT T6 T19 T33 3 T2 3 T5
British Open T59 T24 1 T24 CUT
PGA CUT T39 CUT T14 T10 T29
THE PLAYERS T13 T11 CUT T14 T8 6 T2
TOUR Championship T13 28 12 1 T15 15
CA Championship T25 CNL T39 61 DNS
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T31 6 T18 CUT CUT T13 CUT
U.S. Open T28 T23 T24 T45 CUT CUT
British Open CUT T4 CUT CUT T46 CUT T23 CUT T51
PGA T34 W/D CUT T29 CUT CUT CUT T69
THE PLAYERS CUT 8 T12 T28 T39 CUT T2 T27 T23
TOUR Championship T15 T18 T15
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T17 T9 T5 T33 T17 4
Bridgestone Invitational T15 T31 T38 T41 T42
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (3), 1994, 1996, 2000; Ryder Cup (3), 1995, 1997,
1999, 2006 (Captain); World Cup, 1996; Dunhill Cup (2) 1999, 2000.
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at the Bell Canadian Open and the first since a T8 at the
2003 Buick Classic...A month later at the Michelin
Championship at Las Vegas, finished T2, one back of winner
Andre Stolz...Entered final round of Chrysler Classic of
Greensboro tied for the lead with Brent Geiberger at 12under.
Finished T4...Tied for the lead with Briny Baird entering
the final round of the FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney
World Resort, but was overtaken by rookie Ryan Palmer's
final-round 62. Finished T6. 2003: Earned first top-10 with
solo second at AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, his
best finish since T2 at the 2001 Invensys Classic at Las
Vegas. Entered 72nd hole tied with Davis Love III at 13under-par.
Love two-putted 18 for birdie to claim one-shot
victory 2002: 74th on the money list was the lowest since
he returned to the TOUR full-time in 1992...Converted to a
long putter at the WORLDCOM CLASSIC in April. 2001:
Runner-up at Sony Open in Hawaii...Winner of Charles
Bartlett Award, given by GWAA for unselfish contributions
to golf. Has raised several million dollars through his charity
tournament in Minneapolis and is involved with "Match
Point," a Phoenix program that matches adults with troubled
children...With opening rounds of 63-62 in Invensys
Classic, shared first-round lead and held second-round lead
outright. Finished T2, one stroke behind Bob Estes. First
two rounds tied PGA TOUR record for opening two rounds.
2000: Had most financially rewarding season of 12-year
career with earnings of $2,068,499 and a 12th-place finish
on the TOUR money list...Kicked off the season in red-hot
fashion with three consecutive top-10s, including his first
official money TOUR victory since winning the 1996 THE
TOUR Championship...At the Phoenix Open, earned his fifth
PGA TOUR title. Drained 10-foot putt for par on final hole
then watched Robert Allenby miss a five-footer that would
have forced a playoff...Came close at MCI Classic, where
he held clubhouse lead on Sunday after shooting 65.
Stewart Cink's own closing 65 snatched away
win...Withdrew from INTERNATIONAL due to torn cartilage
in right knee, then underwent surgery prior to PGA
Championship...Participated in third Presidents Cup and
compiled a 3-2 record while lending support to victorious
United States team...Prior to official money season, was
victorious in unofficial Williams World Challenge. 1999:
Made successful return to form from off-season shoulder
surgery...Four runner-up finishes that year—Bay Hill
Invitational, Greater Milwaukee Open, FedEx St. Jude
Classic and Buick Open—were most ever for him in a single
season. 1998: Turned in T2 at THE PLAYERS
Championship and T5 at the U.S. Open, his third straight
Tom Lehman (Continued)
top-five finish at the event...Did not make the cut at the
British Open after suffering a separated right shoulder just
prior to the event while on a family outing in England. Was
attempting a handstand for his children when the mishap
occurred and played with the injury the remainder of the
year before undergoing surgery in November in the Los
Angeles area. 1997: Tied with Tiger Woods after 54 holes
at the Mercedes Championships and after final round was
canceled, the two played off at the par-3 seventh hole.
Lehman hit his tee shot in the water, Woods then hit to tapin
range for victory...At U.S. Open, water at 71st hole kept
him from chance at victory and finished third, two strokes
behind Ernie Els. Joined Bobby Jones as only player to lead
U.S. Open after three rounds three straight years...With T4
at MCI Classic, moved to No. 1 in Official World Golf
Ranking. Only second player from U.S. to lead World
Ranking at the time, following Fred Couples, who led for 15
weeks in 1992. Relinquished spot the next week when
Greg Norman was second at Spanish Open. 1996: PGA
TOUR Player of the Year...Leading money-winner with thenrecord
$1,780,159...First victory came at British Open at
Royal Lytham and St. Annes. After consecutive 67s, shared
36-hole lead with Paul McGinley. Followed with a courserecord
64 in third round to lead Nick Faldo by six strokes
and his closing round 73 was enough for a two-stroke victory
over Ernie Els and Mark McCumber. First American
professional to win at that venue and the first since amateur
Bobby Jones in 1926...Closed out year with dominant
performance at TOUR Championship. After sharing firstround
lead with Vijay Singh at 66, shot 67 to open a fourstroke
margin after 36 holes. Led by nine after bogey-free
64, eventually winning by six over Brad Faxon. 1995:
Earned second win at Colonial National Invitation...Opened
that season with second at United Airlines Hawaiian
Open...After MCI Classic, missed a month of the season
due to colon surgery...Third at U.S. Open after sharing 54hole
lead with Greg Norman. 1994: First served notice of
things to come with breakthrough season that included his
first TOUR victory at Memorial Tournament. That win
helped him secure first $1-million season on TOUR...Earlier
that year was runner-up to Jose Maria Olazabal at
Masters. 1992: In first year back on PGA TOUR was 24th on
money list, including T2 at Hardee's Golf Classic. 1991:
Won three times on the Nationwide Tour...Was that tour's
top money-winner and Player of the Year. 1990: Won once
on the Nationwide Tour in 1990. 1985: After three lukewarm
seasons on TOUR from 1983-85, played in Asia,
South Africa and elsewhere for the rest of the 1980s.
PERSONAL:
Awarded the first Byron Nelson Prize by the Salesmanship
Club of Dallas at the 2007 EDS Byron Nelson Championship
Opening Ceremony. The Byron Nelson Prize is awarded to a
person or organization in the golf world who exemplifies
the ideals of “giving back” that Byron Nelson personified.
The Salesmanship Club of Dallas awarded $100,000 to the
McKenzie Monks Foundation, an organization that helps
kids cope with cancer. Said Lehman about the honor, "I've
been inspired in my life by Byron Nelson. He's inspired me
to want to be a better golfer but more importantly a better
person."…Credits marriage with giving him focus to do
well on TOUR…Brother, Jim Lehman, Jr., is his agent…His
wife, Melissa, was enlisted as his caddie at 1998 Nissan
Open when regular caddie Andy Martinez suffered two broken
ribs in a pickup basketball game the night before the
start of the event. Went to a lighter carry bag instead of the
heavier TOUR version…Lehman Design Group design projects
include the Somerby Golf Club in Byron, MN, site of
the Nationwide Tour's Rochester Area Charities Showdown
at Somerby (where he serves as the host in his native
Minnesota); the TPC Twin Cities, done with Arnold Palmer,
as the site of the 3M Championship on the Champions Tour
in Minneapolis; and The Gallery Golf Club in Tucson, AZ,
co-designed with John Fought, host of the World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.59 (65)
Driving Distance ..........................................284.9 (129)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.75% (80)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................67.53% (15)
Putting Average............................................1.809 (147)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–2 times, most recent Crowne
Plaza Invitational at Colonial/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2 times, most recent 2005
Buick Invitational/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $597,333–2005 THE
PLAYERS Championship/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 1997 MCI
Classic/1
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LEONARD, Justin
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2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (11):
1996 Buick Open. 1997 Kemper Open, British Open. 1998
THE PLAYERS Championship. 2000 Westin Texas Open at
LaCantera. 2001 Texas Open at LaCantera. 2002 WORLD-
COM CLASSIC - The Heritage of Golf. 2003 The Honda
Classic. 2005 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, FedEx St. Jude
Classic. 2007 Valero Texas Open.
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2000 CVS Charity Classic [with Davis Love III].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Valero Texas Open; T2—Buick Open; T6—Fry's
Electronics Open, Children's Miracle Network Classic presented
by Wal-Mart; T9—World Golf Championships-
Bridgestone Invitational.
2007 SEASON:
Rallied late in the year to win for the 11th time in his career
and totaled more than $2 million in earnings…Began the
year with eight consecutive missed cuts and finished with
three top-10s in last four starts, including a win at the
Valero Texas Open...Reunited early in the season with
instructor Randy Smith, who taught Leonard the game from
an early age at Royal Oaks GC in Dallas...Jumped from No.
161 to No. 33 during the PGA TOUR Fall Series, with 16 of
20 rounds under-par during that stretch...First top-10 came
after a final-round, 5-under 67 at the Buick Open in early
July. Finished T2 with Jason Gore and Woody Austin after
Brian Bateman birdied the final hole to win...Finished T9 at
the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational, his
second top-10 of the season…Carded rounds of 65-67-64-
65--261 to claim his 11th TOUR title at the Valero Texas
Justin Leonard
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Justin Charles Garrett Leonard
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 170
BIRTHDATE: June 15, 1972
BIRTHPLACE: Dallas, TX
RESIDENCE: Dallas, TX
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-4
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1993A 7 5 1
1994 13 5 1 2 4 140,413/126
1995 31 25 2 7 13 748,793
1996 29 23 1 1 8 13 943,140/11
1997 29 25 2 1 1 8 13 1,587,531/5
1998 28 22 1 2 8 13 1,671,823/8
1999 28 26 2 2 7 25 2,020,991/8
2000 28 22 1 3 4 14 2,023,465/14
2001 30 22 1 9 12 1,783,842/25
2002 26 23 1 1 7 17 2,738,235/8
2003 23 19 1 1 4 13 2,450,525/17
2004 25 21 1 3 9 1,531,023/42
2005 24 17 2 4 8 2,665,131/12
2006 26 17 2 5 781,756/109
2007 29 17 1 1 5 9 89,238/86 2,079,248/33
Total 376 289 11 15 4 78 169 23,165,917
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Open. Won with a birdie on the third playoff hole, the par-3
17th, to defeat Jesper Parnevik. Posted three birdies and
four pars over the final seven holes to force the suddendeath
playoff. Victory was first since the 2005 Stanford St.
Jude Championship, a span of 63 tournaments. Joined
Arnold Palmer as the only three-time winners of the
event...Continued his solid play with a T6 finish at the inaugural
Fry's Electronics Open, his fourth top-10 of the season...Final
top-10 was T6 at the Children's Miracle Network
Classic presented by Wal-Mart.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Had the lowest finish on money list in career (109th),
with two top-10s in 26 starts. Failed to qualify for THE TOUR
Championship for just the second time since joining the
TOUR full-time in 1995...Recorded his third top-10 in eight
appearances at the season-opening Mercedes
Championships with his eighth-place finish...Second top-10
came a month later, a T7 at the FBR Open in Phoenix. 2005:
Recorded two victories and earned a berth on U.S.
Presidents Cup squad...Earned his ninth career win by firing
a final-round 67 and coming from three strokes behind 72hole
leader Joe Ogilvie to win by three strokes at the Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic. Five rounds in the 60s led to his first
win in almost two years (Honda Classic, March 16, 2003)
and the fifth come-from-behind win of his
career….Collected multiple wins in a season for just the
second time in his career after winning the FedEx St. Jude
Classic by a stroke over two-time defending champion
David Toms. Went wire-to-wire for the first time in his
career on TOUR. Held TOUR season-high, eight-stroke lead
through 54 holes but posted a final round 2-over 73 to hold
on by one over Toms, who posted a final-round 7-under 63.
FAMILY: Wife, Amanda; Reese Ella (9/14/03), Avery
Kate (3/29/05), Luke Garrett (7/22/06)
EDUCATION: University of Texas (1994, Business)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, hiking, skiing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1994
JOINED TOUR: 1994
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Second time in his career he has won after posting an overpar
score without a single birdie in the final round. He won
the MCI Heritage in 2002 with a 2-over 73 final-round score
without a birdie...No. 11 in U.S. Presidents Cup standings,
tabbed as a Captain's Selection by Jack Nicklaus.
Responded with a 3-1-1 record, including a Sunday singles
victory over Tim Clark. 2004: Near-miss at PGA
Championship. Shared second-round lead with Vijay Singh
at 9-under 135 and was one back of Singh through 54 holes.
Held one-stroke lead over Chris DiMarco and Singh through
71 holes but missed a 12-footer for par on the 72nd hole to
force a three-man, three-hole playoff. Finished T2 after
Singh was only one of the three to record a birdie during the
playoff. 2003: Earned eighth career victory at The Honda
Classic and had the birth of first daughter…Came from
behind to win The Honda Classic with rounds of 63-70-64-
67--264. Co-leader through 18 holes with Notah Begay III
and Jeff Brehaut. Entered final round one stroke behind
Davis Love III, and carded 5-under 67 to earn one-stroke win
over Love and Chad Campbell. Winning 72-hole total of 264
broke previous Honda Classic record of 266 set by Blaine
McCallister in 1989...At the Bank of America Colonial, was
10-under-par through 17 holes in final round with a chance
to post a 59 with a birdie. Bogeyed the 18th hole to finish
with a 9-under 61, tying the course record, and finished T2.
Also holds a share of the course record (61) at the TPC Las
Colinas, the host course of the EDS Byron Nelson
Championship...Teamed with American Jim Furyk at World
Cup and played on his third Presidents Cup squad. 2002:
Finished in the top 10 in earnings for the first time since
1999 and captured TOUR event for third consecutive season...Picked
up seventh career victory at the WORLDCOM
CLASSIC. Closed with a 73 to edge Heath Slocum by one
Year 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05
Masters CUT T27 T7 T8 T18 T28 T27 T20 CUT T35 T13
U.S. Open T68 T50 T36 T40 T15 T16 CUT T12 T20 CUT T23
British Open T58 CUT 1 T57 T2 T41 CUT T14 CUT T16 T52
PGA T8 T5 2 CUT CUT T41 T10 T4 CUT T2 CUT
THE PLAYERS T34 T65 T37 1 T23 T22 CUT T44 T21 T42 CUT
TOUR Championship T7 T6 T8 T5 T12 T16 T22 T18 T21 28
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T17 T9 T33 T17 T33 T33
Bridgestone Invitational 20 T2 T28 T23 T50 T19
CA Championship T11 T25 CNL T11 T28 T46
Year 06 07
Masters T39
U.S. Open CUT CUT
British Open CUT
PGA CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
Bridgestone Invitational T31 T9
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Amateur Team Championship, 1992; Walker Cup, 1993; The
Presidents Cup (4), 1996, 1998, 2003, 2005; Ryder Cup (2), 1997, 1999; Dunhill Cup, 1997; World
Cup (2), 1997, 2003.
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stroke. Became first player to shoot over-par in the final
round and win since Scott McCarron at the 2001 BellSouth
Classic. Also the first without a birdie in the final round and
win since Vijay Singh at the 1995 Buick Classic. Singh won
with a playoff birdie...Opened with rounds of 72-66 to
shared the 36-hole lead at the PGA. Had a three-shot lead
over eventual champion Rich Beem after posting the only
round in the 60s, shooting a third-round 69 amid winds
gusting to 40 mph. Closing 77 dropped him to T4. 2001:
After struggling early in the season with a swing change,
rallied to once again qualify for THE TOUR Championship
for the seventh consecutive time by earning
$1,783,842...Had a very successful year playing in Texas by
winning once and added three other top-10s in as many
starts. Was able to defend his title in the Texas Open at La
Cantera. Became the first player to win in consecutive
years at the Texas Open since Arnold Palmer won three in
a row (1960-62). Led by three strokes after 36 holes and
held that lead to capture sixth victory by two strokes over
J.J. Henry and Matt Kuchar. Earlier in the year, posted a T4
at Shell Houston Open, a T6 at the Verizon Byron Nelson
Classic and a T5 in the MasterCard Colonial. 2000: Along
with a victory, also finished second three times...Earned a
five-stroke victory at Westin Texas Open. Shot 66-67 and
stood one back through 36 holes. Third-round 71 produced
share of the lead. His 66 on Sunday ended 21⁄2-year victory
drought and earned fifth TOUR career title. First victory
since 1998 PLAYERS Championship and first title in home
state. 1999: Didn't record a victory for first time in three
years, but was still among the top 10 on money list for third
consecutive year...Posted seven top-10s, including his first
three starts...Nearly won his second British Open in July,
losing to Paul Lawrie in three-way playoff with Jean Van de
Velde...His 45-foot putt on 17th hole at The Country Club
during Sunday singles match with Jose Maria Olazabal
Justin Leonard (Continued)
earned decisive half-point that regained Ryder Cup for U.S.
Won four consecutive holes (12-15) to square match and set
up his 17th-hole heroics. 1998: Won a tournament for third
year in a row and earned $1,671,823 to finish eighth on
money list...Nabbed one of the year's biggest prizes in
March, when he came from five strokes back to overtake
Lee Janzen on the final day at THE PLAYERS Championship.
Opened with a 72 and followed with rounds of 69-70 before
firing a 5-under-par 67 Sunday for a two-stroke victory over
Tom Lehman and Glen Day. Five-stroke comeback was
largest ever on PLAYERS Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass
and was one shy of Raymond Floyd's tournament record
established in 1981 at Sawgrass CC. 1997: Won first major
championship at British Open. After opening with 67 in blustery
conditions at Royal Troon, trailed Jim Furyk and Darren
Clarke by two strokes. Remained two back after secondround
66, but fell five behind Jesper Parnevik after three
rounds. Closing 65 was only round in 60s by a player who
began round under par. Won by three strokes over Parnevik
and Clarke. At age 25, was youngest British Open champion
since Seve Ballesteros won in 1979 at 22...Nearly earned
second major title at PGA Championship. Shared thirdround
lead with Davis Love III after course-record 65 and
stood seven strokes in front of next-closest rival. Closing 71
left him alone in second, five strokes behind Love...Member
of U.S. Ryder Cup team. 1996: First TOUR victory came at
Buick Open. Shot 65-64-69 to lead by one after 54 holes.
Closed with 68 to win by five strokes over Chip Beck.
Became first player since Mark Calcavecchia at 1992
Phoenix Open to win tournament in which he had hole-inone...First
victory nearly came earlier that year at Phoenix
Open where he lost in playoff to Phil Mickelson...Played on
Presidents Cup team. 1995: Runner-up twice. Was one
stroke shy of Billy Mayfair at Motorola Western Open and
finished second to Duffy Waldorf at LaCantera Texas Open.
Finish vaulted him to first TOUR Championship appearance.
1994: Earned TOUR privileges without making trip to
Qualifying Tournament by finishing third at Anheuser-Busch
Golf Classic, his third professional start. Amateur: Played in
eight TOUR events as an amateur, making five
cuts...Member of winning 1993 U.S. Walker Cup team...Only
golfer in Southwest Conference history to win four consecutive
conference championships...All-American at
University of Texas in 1993-94...Winner of 1994 Dave
Williams Award...1992 U.S. Amateur champion.
PERSONAL:
In late 2001, completed the White Rock Marathon in Dallas
in 3 hours, 55 minutes. Wife, Amanda, has run several
marathons, including New York City Marathon…Grew up
playing at Royal Oaks CC in Dallas with Harrison Frazar, his
roommate at the University of Texas.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.88 (100)
Driving Distance ..........................................283.8 (139)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................68.48% (24)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................62.66% (133)
Putting Average............................................1.823 (167)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Valero Texas Open/3
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2 times, most recent 2003
Bank of America Colonial/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $900,000–2003 The
Honda Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1998 Masters
Tournament/5
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
1999 John Deere Classic. 2003 84 LUMBER Classic of
Pennsylvania.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
1999 Honda Invitational in Guadalajara, Mexico.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T67—EDS Byron Nelson Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Played in just four events in comeback from strained MCL in
left knee suffered in May 2006 as well as a lingering elbow
injury. Granted Major Medical Extension carryover for 2008.
Coupled with 2006-07 winnings of $451,584, has 10 events
to earn $209,314, equaling the No. 125 from 2006. If he is
successful, he will play out of the Major Medical Extension
category for the remainder of the 2008 season.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Limited to 17 events due to strained MCL in left knee and
elbow injury. Finished out of the top 125 for the first time since
1995...Best finish, a T6 at the Shell Houston Open, came in his
11th start of season...Did not play after withdrawing from Booz
Allen Classic in June. 2005: Finished in the top 125 for the
eighth consecutive season and earned more than $1 million for
just the second time in his 10th year on TOUR...Recorded an
unofficial T5 at rain-shortened Nissan Open. Rounds of 70-65
were two shots out of Adam Scott-Chad Campbell playoff...
Earned his first top-10 in seven appearances at THE PLAYERS
Championship with a T8. Past champion was the 36- and 54hole
leader at the John Deere Classic. Entered the final round
with a three-shot lead. Finished T4, two strokes behind champion
Sean O'Hair, after a 1-over-par 72 on Sunday. 2004:
J.L. Lewis
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: John L. Lewis
HEIGHT: 6-4
WEIGHT: 210
BIRTHDATE: July 18, 1960
BIRTHPLACE: Emporia, KS
RESIDENCE: Austin, TX; plays out of The Hills
Country Club
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1985 1
1989 21 4 9,087/214
1992 2
1993 3 2 5,965/261
1994 3 2 3,299/291
1995 28 13 1 59,750
1996 3 2 1 26,118/228
1998 32 15 2 6 287,753/104
1999 31 17 1 2 6 622,883/66
2000 30 21 1 2 5 610,432/78
2001 31 23 1 5 508,618/98
2002 31 17 1 4 9 957,182/65
2003 31 18 1 1 6 9 2,039,259/28
2004 32 21 2 9 807,345/102
2005 30 19 4 5 1,031,159/74
2006 17 12 1 3 438,669/158
2007 4 1 12,915/248
Total 330 187 2 2 1 24 59 7,420,435
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1990 1 1 710/245
1991 1
1992 1 1 913/239
1993 9 4 1 3,565/156
1994 3 1 315/297
1995 3 3 1 1 1 18,070/92
1996 3 2 1 1 10,673/120
1997 28 21 2 2 6 15 119,829/7
1998 3 2 1 2 2 31,819/69
1999 1
Total 53 35 3 3 10 20 185,893
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Finished 102nd on TOUR money list, lowest finish since ending
the 1998 season at No. 104. Posted two top-10s. 2003: Finished
a career-best 28th on the money list thanks to his second win,
a career-high six top-10s and more than $2 million in earnings.
First win in over four years came at the 84 LUMBER Classic of
Pennsylvania. Set course and tournament records with finalround,
career-best 10-under 62 and 72-hole total of 22-under
266. Came from seven strokes back on a 36-hole Sunday...Week
prior to victory, was leader or co-leader through first three
rounds at rain-hampered John Deere Classic. Finished T2, four
strokes behind Vijay Singh...Earnings were enough to qualify for
his first TOUR Championship, where he finished 28th, and the
2004 Masters, where he missed the cut. 2002: T2 at the Buick
Invitational, one stroke behind champion Jose Maria Olazabal.
2001: Made more than $500,000 for third consecutive season
and kept his TOUR card for fourth straight year since playing
1997 season on Nationwide Tour. 2000: Posted season-best T3
at Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.1999: Broke through to earn first
PGA TOUR title, after 113 events, at the John Deere Classic.
Birdied 72nd hole to force playoff with Mike Brisky, then birdied
fifth playoff hole to earn $360,000. Holed bunker shot on second
playoff hole (No. 16) for birdie. Brisky birdied from 12 feet to
match him. Was 12th first-time winner at Oakwood CC.
$622,883 he earned was more than he had earned in his career
on the PGA TOUR and Nationwide Tour combined...Won the
Honda Invitational in Guadalajara, Mexico. 1998: Returned to
the PGA TOUR after prior membership in 1989 and
1995...Finished 104th on the final money list, his first ever in the
top 125. 1997: Played the Nationwide Tour full-time and finished
seventh on the final money list thanks, in part, to a thirdplace
effort at the Nationwide Tour Championship. Set a Grand
National Lake Course record in the third round when he fired a
6-under-par 66. 1994: Member of winning PGA Cup team.
FAMILY: Wife, Dawn; Cole (5/12/84), Sherry (4/30/87)
EDUCATION: Texas State University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Family, basketball
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1984
Q SCHOOL: 1988
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1997)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Amateur: Member of 1983 NCAA Division II championship
team...First-team All-America in high school.
PERSONAL:
Named to the 1978 all-state high school basketball team and
earned golf scholarship to Emporia State (KS) University. Later
transferred to Texas State University on a golf scholarship;
finished second and team won Division II national title in
1983...Wife, Dawn, caddied for him most of 1997...Worked as
head professional at Forest Creek GC in Round Rock, TX, for
three years before giving TOUR golf another shot...Three-time
Player of the Year in South Texas Section of PGA and Player
of the Year in Southwest Section PGA in Nevada...Inducted
into Emporia High School Hall of Fame in 2001...Inducted into
Texas State University Hall of Honor in 2002.
Year 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05
Masters CUT
U.S. Open T40 CUT T30 CUT T49
British Open T22
PGA CUT CUT T21 CUT T34 T24 T47
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT T73 T63 CUT CUT T8
TOUR Championship 28
Bridgestone Invitational T55
CA Championship T59
Year 06
THE PLAYERS CUT
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................73.22 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................282.8 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................56.89% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.57% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.895 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 69–Bob Hope Chrysler Classic/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2 times, most recent 2004
FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $720,000–2003 84
Lumber Classic of Pennsylvania/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic/66
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2005 MCI Heritage.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (9):
1997 Ericsson Masters [Aus]. 2000 Ford Open
Championship [Aus]. 2001 ANZ Championship [Aus]. 2002
Australian PGA Championship [shared with Jarrod
Moseley], Australian MasterCard Masters [Aus]. 2003
Australian Open [Aus]. 2004 Australian Open [Aus],
Australian PGA Championship [Aus]. 2007 Australian PGA
Championship [Aus].
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2002 Hyundai Team Matches [with Rich Beem].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
3—Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun; T4—
World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational; T6—
THE PLAYERS Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Used three top-10 finishes to earn more than $1 million in
a season for the fourth time in his career...Posted four
rounds in the 60s to finish solo third at the inaugural
Mayakoba Golf Classic...Finished T6 at THE PLAYERS
Championship. Entered the final round two strokes behind
Sean O'Hair but posted a 73 on Sunday to finish five behind
champion Phil Mickelson...Third top-10 of the season was a
T4 at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone
Invitational, his second career top-10 in a World Golf
Championships event.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Made 18 cuts in 22 starts but only finished in the top
25 four times, including three top-10s...In his first appearance
at the season-opening Mercedes Championships, finished
10th...Second top-10 was a T4 at the Bank of America
Colonial. Finished three shots out of Tim Herron-Richard S.
Johnson playoff...Added a T9 at the Buick Championship in
July. Was tied for the lead after the first round and one
stroke back through 36 holes. Weekend rounds of 70-71
dropped him to T9. 2005: Had a career year, with
$1,897,998 in earnings on the strength of a victory and
three top-10s...Recorded a hole-in-one on the 198-yard, par-
Peter Lonard (LAW-nard)
EXEMPT STATUS: 75th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Peter L. Lonard
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 225
BIRTHDATE: July 17, 1967
BIRTHPLACE: Sydney, Australia
RESIDENCE: Berkshire, England
FAMILY: Single
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1996 1
1997 5 3 1 37,537/221
1998 1
1999 1 1 11,275/275
2001 7 3 1 91,172
2002 24 23 1 4 14 1,413,113/41
2003 26 21 3 11 1,323,594/50
2004 23 12 1 5 675,189/118
2005 27 17 1 1 3 6 1,897,998/34
2006 22 18 3 4 837,017/103
2007 27 15 1 3 6 90,550/72 1,259,881/75
Total 164 113 1 3 17 48 7,546,778
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 8 6 1 2 4 289,352
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
3 third hole (South Course) with a 5-iron during the first
round of the Buick Invitational...Following week, finished T4
at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, where he led the field in
birdies with 36, one off the tournament record...Captured
first PGA TOUR title at the MCI Heritage in his 99th career
TOUR start. After using a long putter over the previous five
years, pulled out a short putter at the start of the week.
Switch came due to some bad putting in events leading up
to MCI Heritage, especially after missing the cut at the
Masters. Opened with a career-best 9-under 62. His 7-under
277 total was the highest winning score at the MCI
Heritage since Tom Watson won with a 4-under 280 in
1980...Finished T3 at the Bank of America Colonial, posting
four rounds in the 60s to finish eight strokes behind champion
Kenny Perry...Compiled a 2-2-0 record for International
Presidents Cup squad after being tabbed as a Captain's
Selection by Captain Gary Player...Selected to represent
Australia, teamed with Mark Hensby, at the Algarve World
Cup in Portugal. 2004: Struggled in his third season on
TOUR, making only 12 cuts in 23 starts...Notched first top-
10 of season with solo fifth at BellSouth Classic, five
strokes behind Zach Johnson...Ended the season on a high
note, winning two events in late November and early
December on the PGA Tour of Australasia, the Australian
Open (11/28) and Australian PGA Championship (12/5).
2003: Had a strong second season, finishing in the top 50
for the second consecutive season...Finished fourth at the
Accenture Match Play Championship. Lost to eventual runner-up
David Toms in the semifinals. Fell to Adam Scott in
the consolation match...Played in his first Presidents Cup for
International squad. 2002: Rookie out of Qualifying School
opened TOUR career with 22 consecutive made cuts to start
the season. For comparison, Tiger Woods opened his professional
career with 25 consecutive made cuts...Picked up
first career TOUR top-10 with a third at the Genuity
Championship...Finished 11th at the U.S. Open for best
career finish in a major championship, aided by a 3-underpar
67 on Sunday, the best final-round score among the 72
participants. Began the day T42...Surpassed $1 million in
rookie-season earnings with his T5 check of $135,600 at the
Advil Western Open...Only missed cut of the season was
the Buick Challenge, despite shooting 4-under-par
140...Shared Australian PGA Championship with Jarrod
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Cars
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1989
Q SCHOOL: 2001
JOINED TOUR: 2002
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Moseley when darkness ended playoff after one hole...Beat
Gavin Coles and Adam Scott in playoff to win Australian
MasterCard Masters for second time. 2001: Started season
in style by winning the ANZ Championship to finish second
in the 2000-01 Australasian Tour Order of Merit...Finished
54th in European Tour Order of Merit, with one top-10 at the
Moroccan Open (solo third)...Played in seven PGA TOUR
events, with one top-25 at the Memorial Tournament (T15).
Best finish in 15 career TOUR events before joining TOUR
full-time in 2002. 2000: Captured Ford Open on Australasian
Tour. Missed portion of season after breaking a bone in his
left wrist during the Volvo Scandinavian Masters in
August...Had laser surgery on his eyes while recovering
from injury. 1997: Winner of Ericsson Australian Masters
and topped Australasian Order of Merit in 1996-97.
PERSONAL:
In 1993-94, sidelined for nearly 18 months after contracting
Ross River Fever, a mosquito-carried virus, which caused
damage to the eyes. Developed conjunctivitis from overwearing
contact lenses...Club professional at Oatlands
G&CC (1994-97) before playing way back onto PGA Tour of
Australasia and European Tour...Enjoys motorsports including
attending V8's at Bathurst...Lists fellow Aussies Greg
Norman and tennis player Patrick Rafter as his heroes.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.52 (58)
Driving Distance ..........................................290.9 (76)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................66.70% (36)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.61% (69)
Putting Average............................................1.806 (137)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent Crowne
Plaza Invitational at Colonial/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2005 MCI Heritage/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $936,000–2005 MCI
Heritage/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 Bank of
America Colonial/23
Year 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT CUT CUT
U.S. Open T66 11 T20 T31 T42
British Open T24 T49 T47 T14 T59 CUT 66 T16
PGA CUT CUT T17 T29 CUT CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS T56 CUT CUT T45 T6
Accenture Match Play Championship 4 T17 T33 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T19 T23 T32 T36 T71 T4
CA Championship CNL T54 37 T23 T37
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (2), 2003, 2005. World Cup, 2005.
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LOVE III, Davis
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (19):
1987 MCI Heritage Golf Classic. 1990 The International.
1991 MCI Heritage Golf Classic. 1992 THE PLAYERS
Championship, MCI Heritage Golf Classic, Kmart Greater
Greensboro Open. 1993 Infiniti Tournament of Champions,
Las Vegas Invitational. 1995 Freeport-McMoRan Classic.
1996 Buick Invitational. 1997 PGA Championship, Buick
Challenge. 1998 MCI Classic. 2001 AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am. 2003 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-
Am, THE PLAYERS Championship, MCI Heritage, The
INTERNATIONAL. 2006 Chrysler Classic of Greensboro.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
1998 Chunichi Crowns [Jpn].
OTHER VICTORIES (10):
1990 JCPenney Classic [with Beth Daniel]. 1992 World Cup
of Golf [with Fred Couples]. 1993 World Cup of Golf [with
Fred Couples]. 1994 World Cup of Golf [with Fred Couples].
1995 World Cup of Golf [with Fred Couples], World Cup
[indiv], JCPenney Classic [with Beth Daniel]. 2000 CVS
Charity Classic [with Justin Leonard], Target World
Challenge presented by Williams. 2003 Target World
Challenge presented by Williams.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T4—Mercedes-Benz Championship, AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am; T6—World Golf Championships-
Bridgestone Invitational.
2007 SEASON:
Difficult season ended prematurely as he suffered torn tendons
in his left ankle after stepping in a hole while playing
golf at home in Sea Island, GA, in late September. Injury
required surgery and was expected to sideline him for the
rest of 2007...Finished T4 at the Mercedes-Benz
Championship, his eighth top-10 in 12 career starts at the
event...Two-time champion finished T4 at the AT&T Pebble
Davis Love III
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 2003 PLAYERS
Championship (through 2008)
FULL NAME: Davis Milton Love III
HEIGHT: 6-3
WEIGHT: 175
BIRTHDATE: April 13, 1964
BIRTHPLACE: Charlotte, NC
RESIDENCE: Sea Island, GA; plays out of Sea Island
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-7
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1985A 1
1986 31 22 1 2 7 113,245/77
1987 26 18 1 1 4 9 297,378/33
1988 29 17 3 9 156,068/75
1989 24 17 1 1 4 10 278,760/44
1990 27 20 1 1 4 12 537,172/20
1991 28 23 1 1 1 8 14 686,361/8
1992 25 22 3 1 1 9 15 1,191,630/2
1993 26 23 2 1 5 12 777,059/12
1994 28 21 1 5 10 474,219/33
1995 24 22 1 1 1 9 15 1,111,999
1996 23 19 1 3 11 14 1,211,139/7
1997 25 24 2 1 13 17 1,635,953/3
1998 21 19 1 1 2 10 16 1,541,152/11
1999 23 21 4 2 13 17 2,475,328/3
2000 25 22 3 1 9 16 2,337,765/9
2001 20 17 1 3 12 15 3,169,463/5
2002 26 21 2 6 14 2,056,160/21
2003 23 20 4 1 1 11 16 6,081,896/3
2004 24 18 2 1 8 11 3,075,092/10
2005 24 16 2 9 14 2,658,779/13
2006 23 18 1 1 4 9 2,747,206/16
2007 21 14 3 4 89,675/83 1,016,489/96
Total 547 434 19 29 14 162 276 35,630,313
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Beach National Pro-Am. Finish was fourth top-10 in last
seven trips to the event...Finished T6 at the World Golf
Championships-Bridgestone Invitational. Recorded a 5under
65 in the second round to move within three strokes
of the lead. Weekend rounds of 74-69 resulted in a
T6...Forced to withdraw from his title defense of the
Wyndham Championship in Greensboro, NC, because of
kidney stones. Underwent surgery on Friday of tournament
week in Brunswick, GA. Returned to action the following
week at The Barclays...Missed the cut at the Deutsche Bank
Championship and was eliminated from the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup after two events.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Stepped back into the winner's circle for the first time
since 2003 with a win in his home state of North Carolina.
The win moved him from 39th on the money list to 15th,
qualifying him for his 16th TOUR Championship (27th).
Ended season 16th on the money list, the 15th time in 21year
career he has finished in the top 20...Runner-up to
Geoff Ogilvy at the World Golf Championships-Accenture
Match Play Championship in February, losing the 36-hole
championship match 3 and 2. Second career runner-up finish
at the event, having lost to Tiger Woods 4 and 3 in 2004.
Highlight of the week was holing out on 18th hole of fourthround
match for eagle with a pitching wedge with 111 yards
to defeat Padraig Harrington, 1-up. Career record in seven
starts at the event is 18-8, including a 10-3 mark in last
three years. Runner-up was 29th of career, first among
active players under 50...Picked up first win in over three
years at the Chrysler Classic of Greensboro in October at
course he redesigned three years prior. Has won five tournaments
more than once and his second victory at Forest
Oaks Country Club made him the eighth multiple winner of
the Greensboro, NC tournament. Win came 14 years, five
months and 12 days after last Greensboro victory in April
1992. Shared the third-round lead with Chris Couch prior to
defeating Jason Bohn by two strokes. 2005: Finished T2 at
FAMILY: Wife, Robin; Alexia (6/5/88), Davis IV (12/2/93)
EDUCATION: University of North Carolina
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, reading novels, hunting,
golf course architecture
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1985
Q SCHOOL: 1985
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
the MCI Heritage for his third runner-up finish since the
2004 World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship. Five-time winner of the MCI Heritage earned
his 11th career top-10 in 20 starts in Hilton Head. Moved
ahead of Tom Kite for the most top-10 finishes in tournament
history...Posted four rounds in the 60s at
Congressional CC to finish T2 at the Booz Allen Classic, two
strokes behind Sergio Garcia...Collected his 20th top-10 out
of 71 major championship starts with his T4 finish at the
PGA Championship at Baltusrol. Shared the 54-hole lead
with eventual champion Phil Mickelson, but a closing 4-over
74 dropped him to T4...Playing in his sixth Presidents Cup,
posted a 2-2-1 record, including a 4-and-3 singles victory
over Nick O'Hern. 2004: Became the third player in TOUR
history to exceed $3 million in earnings in a season without
a victory...After missing cut in defense of AT&T Pebble
Beach National Pro-Am title, came back strong at World
Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship,
winning five matches (over Briny Baird, Fred Couples, Adam
Scott, Phil Mickelson and Darren Clarke) before falling to
Tiger Woods, 3 and 2, in the 36-hole championship
match...Finished runner-up at The Honda Classic for the second
straight time after closing with a 69. In 2003, lost the
lead to hard-charging Justin Leonard. This time, applied the
heat on 54-hole leader Todd Hamilton, playing mistake-free
down the stretch, taking the lead on the 17th, and looked
like the winner when he saved par on the 72nd hole of regulation.
But Hamilton birdied the 17th and 18th holes to win
by a stroke...Finished third on Ryder Cup team points list to
make his sixth Ryder Cup squad. 2003: Won a career-high
four times and surpassed the $6-million mark in single-season
earnings for first time in career. Led TOUR money list for
14 weeks and finished third overall...In second start of season,
captured AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am for the
second time in three years, ending 44-tournament drought.
Held two-stroke lead after 54 holes over Tom Lehman, Mike
Weir and Rod Pampling. Opened final round with bogeys on
two of the first three holes, but battled back with seven
Year 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98
Masters CUT T42 T25 T54 CUT 2 T7 T7 T33
U.S. Open CUT T33 T11 T60 T33 T28 T4 T2 T16 CUT
British Open CUT CUT T23 CUT T44 CUT CUT T38 T98 CUT T10 8
PGA T47 CUT T17 T40 T32 T33 T31 CUT CUT CUT 1 T7
THE PLAYERS T14 CUT DQ CUT T24 CUT 1 T67 T6 T6 T46 DQ T57
TOUR Championship T12 T19 T25 27 T16 13 3 T8
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06
Masters 2 T7 CUT T14 T15 T6 CUT T22 T27
U.S. Open T12 CUT T7 T24 CUT CUT T6 CUT CUT
British Open T7 T11 T21 T14 T4 T5 CUT CUT CUT
PGA T49 T9 T37 T48 CUT CUT T4 T34 CUT
THE PLAYERS T10 T48 CUT CUT 1 T33 T8 CUT T75
TOUR Championship 2 T8 T15 T5 T5 W/D T4 27
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 4 T17 T17 2 T9 2 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T10 35 T5 T11 3 T4 T13 T4 T6
CA Championship T16 CNL 8 T40 T41 T11 DNS W/D
NATIONAL TEAMS: Walker Cup, 1985; Dunhill Cup, 1992; World Cup (5), 1992, 1993, 1994,
1995, 1997; Ryder Cup (6), 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2002, 2004; The Presidents Cup (6), 1994,
1996, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005.
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irdies and only one bogey en route to a final-round 68.
Clinched one-stroke victory over Lehman with two-putt
birdie on par-5 18th hole after second shot approach with
4-iron from 224 yards settled to within 15 feet of
cup...Finished T2 behind Justin Leonard at The Honda
Classic after holding 54-hole lead by one over
Leonard...Won his second PLAYERS Championship in 11
years. Paired with good friend Fred Couples on Sunday, tied
final-round record with an 8-under 64 in windy conditions
to come from two shots behind and win by six strokes over
third-round leaders Jay Haas and Padraig
Harrington...Captured fifth tartan jacket at the MCI
Heritage at Harbour Town GL. Chipped in from 67 feet on
72nd hole to force sudden death with Woody Austin after
four rounds in the 60s. Hit 6-iron approach on fourth playoff
hole (No. 18) to three feet and converted birdie putt for
third win of season...Became second player on the year to
go wire-to-wire on his way to his second victory at The
INTERNATIONAL (first came in 1990). Finished 12 points
ahead of his nearest competitors--Retief Goosen and Vijay
Singh. Surpassed $25-million mark in career earnings.
Joined Phil Mickelson as only two players to win the Castle
Pines, CO, event twice. Set the 36-hole point record with 36
points (Ernie Els/34 points/2000). Posted three eagles during
the second round...Played in fifth Presidents Cup for the
United States...Won second Target World Challenge in
December and earned career-high paycheck (unofficial
money) of $1.2 million. 2002: Six top-10 finishes included
posting runner-up finishes in back-to-back starts for the
third time in his career with his T2 at the Canon Greater
Hartford Open and second at the Advil Western Open.
Final-round 66 in Chicago pulled him within two of winner
Jerry Kelly. Second consecutive year he shot final-round 66
and placed second...Member of his fifth Ryder Cup team.
Ryder Cup record was 2-1-1 for a five-year total of 8-9-
3...Ended season with a T5 at THE TOUR Championship.
2001: Returned to the winner's circle after a two-year
drought. Earned first win since 1998 MCI Classic at AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Entered final round seven
strokes down and completed play one stroke up on Vijay
Singh after 63. Front nine featured PGA TOUR record-tying
birdie-eagle string: went birdie-eagle-five birdies on holes
1-7. Seven-stroke comeback matched the best in tournament
history (Bob Rosburg, 1961)...Decision to play in Buick
Invitational was last minute, following his AT&T Pebble
Beach National Pro-Am win. Fell just short in attempt at
back-to-back wins. Lost in three-way playoff with winner
Phil Mickelson and Frank Lickliter II, eliminated with bogey
on the second extra hole...Captured West Coast Swing presented
by The St. Paul title...Withdrew from three events in
May due to neck pain and disk problem that causes numbness
in left arm and fingers. First experienced numbness at
BellSouth Classic...After being off for two months, returned
Davis Love III (Continued)
to T7 at U.S. Open...Lost head-to-head battle with Scott
Hoch for Advil Western Open title. Held second- and thirdround
leads. Closing 66 left him one stroke shy of Hoch,
who finished with 64. 2000: A season of second- and thirdplace
finishes. T18 at Phoenix Open, worth $41,728, moved
him past Greg Norman and into first place on PGA TOUR
career money list...Hold on career money position was
short-lived, taken away by Tiger Woods, who finished T2 at
Buick Invitational...En route to T3 finish at MCI Classic,
toured course in 95 putts, tying for third-lowest total since
TOUR began keeping stats in 1980...Shared first- and thirdround
lead and held second-round lead outright at GTE
Byron Nelson Classic. Closing 69 resulted in a berth in the
three-man playoff won by Jesper Parnevik...Member of his
fourth President's Cup Team. 2000 President's Cup record
4-0-0 for a four-year total of 12-5-2...Won Williams World
Challenge, shooting a final-round 64...Father Davis Love,
Jr., selected posthumously as the recipient of Harvey
Penick Teaching Award. 1999: Though he went without a
victory for the first time in four years, the season was still
a success. Finished third on money list with career-high
$2,475,328...13 top-10s included four runner-up finishes...Had
to withdraw after three rounds of MCI Classic due
to sore back. Was told to take week off, but as defending
champion, wanted to play...Ailment diagnosed as recurring
problem with lower back disk. Advised by doctors to take at
least two weeks off between World Golf Championships-
NEC Invitational and Ryder Cup to recover from pinched
nerve in back. Injury first flared at Sprint International.
Went 19 days without touching club. Pinched nerve caused
pain in shoulder and back and numbness in fingers. 1998:
13th career victory came at MCI Classic, which he had won
three times previously. Posted a seven-stroke win over Glen
Day. 1997: Earned first major championship at PGA
Championship at Winged Foot CC. Rounds of 66-71-66-66
gave him five-stroke victory over Justin Leonard...Earned
second victory of year at the Buick Challenge where, after
setting the 54-hole record at 189, he was a four-stroke winner
over Stewart Cink. 1996: In third start of season, trailed
by four after 54 holes of Buick Invitational before posting
final-round 64 for three-stroke win over Phil
Mickelson...Three-time runner-up that year, finishing one
behind Steve Jones at U.S. Open and losing playoffs to
Michael Bradley at Buick Challenge and Tiger Woods at Las
Vegas Invitational...Won World Cup individual title at TPC
Mission Hills in Shenzhen, China, defeating former PGA
TOUR player Hisayuki Sasaki of Japan in a playoff. 1995:
After winless 1994, won Freeport-McMoRan Classic in
playoff over Mike Heinen to earn place at the following
week's Masters Tournament...At Augusta National, was
T11, three strokes behind leaders through 54 holes, before
closing with 66 to finish second, one behind Ben Crenshaw.
1993: Won twice, at season-opening Infiniti Tournament of
Champions and at year's final full-field event, Las Vegas
Invitational. 1992: First $1-million season, when he won
three times in a five-week stretch: THE PLAYERS
Championship, where he came from three strokes off the
pace with closing 67 for four-stroke victory; third MCI
Classic (previous wins 1987 and 1991); and Kmart Greater
Greensboro Open. Erased three-stroke deficit entering final
round of Kmart GGO with closing 62. Amateur: Winner of
1984 North & South Amateur and ACC Championship.
PERSONAL:
Father was highly regarded teacher who died in a plane
crash in 1988. Davis III was born shortly after his father
contended at 1964 Masters. Wrote book, “Every Shot I
Take,” to honor his dad's lessons and teachings on golf and
life. Book was named recipient of 1997 USGA International
Book Award...Conducts charity event to benefit Safe
Harbour...Brother, Mark, has caddied for Davis and also
involved in golf-course design...Inducted into University of
North Carolina Order of Merit in 1997...Named honorary
chairman for PGA of America's National Golf Day in June
1998...Inducted into the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame in
Augusta in January 2001...Owns and raises horses, with a
seven-stall barn at home. Daughter, Lexie, is a nationally
ranked competitive rider in the adult division on Paso Fino
horses…Love Enterprises and Associates redesigned
Forest Oaks CC, site of the Wyndham Championship in
Greensboro, NC, in 2003...Travels to many PGA TOUR
events on Featherlite custom bus...Featured in episode of
“American Chopper” on The Discovery Channel in 2004, a
pop-culture TV show. Love was given a custom-built motorcycle
by his wife for his 40th birthday.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.98 (113)
Driving Distance ..........................................296.8 (39)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................58.58% (152)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.02% (97)
Putting Average............................................1.852 (186)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent World
Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational/2
Career Low Round/Round: 60–1994 United Airlines
Hawaiian Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,170,000–2003 THE
PLAYERS Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1999 GTE Byron
Nelson Classic/2
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LOWERY, Steve
SECTION PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES
2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
1994 Sprint International. 2000 Southern Farm Bureau Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
1992 Tulsa Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T10—Sony Open in Hawaii.
2007 SEASON:
Veteran hampered by left wrist injury suffered at the FBR Open,
where he was forced to withdraw during the final round. Did
not play again until the Wachovia Championship in May.
Granted Minor Medical Extension and has eight events in 2008
to earn $282,558 (combined with 2007 earnings of $502,622
would equal 2007's No. 125 earnings of $785,180), and subsequently
be upgraded to Major Medical Extension status for the
remainder of the 2008 campaign...Lone top-10 was a T10 in
first start of the season at the Sony Open in Hawaii.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Another solid season with three top-10s and more than $1
million in earnings. 2005: Started the season with 11 missed cuts
in his first 12 starts, but ended the year with top-10s in three of his
last five TOUR appearances, helping him secure his card for
2006...Best effort of the season was T3 at the Chrysler
Championship. Leader after 36 and 54 holes but a closing 3-over
75 dropped him to T3. Collected a season-best $216,164 to move
inside the top-100 on the money list for the 12th time in his 18year
career. 2004: Sank an 8-foot putt on the 72nd hole at the
Cialis Western Open to finish solo second, earning one of the last
exemptions into the British Open. Shared second-round lead. His
$518,400 payday marked a career best. 2003: Held the outright
lead through three rounds of the B.C. Open but a closing 72 and a
Steve Lowery (LAU-ree)
EXEMPT STATUS: Minor Medical Extension
FULL NAME: Stephen Brent Lowery
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 225
BIRTHDATE: October 12, 1960
BIRTHPLACE: Birmingham, AL
RESIDENCE: Birmingham, AL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1983 2
1984 1
1986 1 1 666/287
1987 4 2 4,190/233
1988 34 17 2 44,327/157
1989 11 7 3 3 38,699/174
1990 8 6 2 2 68,524/159
1991 10 7 1 2 3 87,597/143
1992 7 4 2 22,608/207
1993 32 25 1 8 188,287/92
1994 30 20 1 1 1 5 9 794,048/12
1995 30 25 6 15 463,858
1996 31 21 2 7 263,505/80
1997 30 20 2 5 9 480,467/44
1998 28 16 1 4 8 409,940/70
1999 30 19 2 6 385,937/104
2000 30 23 1 1 9 14 1,543,818/31
2001 28 23 1 2 6 11 1,738,820/27
2002 28 21 3 5 10 1,882,553/30
2003 29 15 1 1 2 5 932,293/77
2004 28 17 1 1 2 5 1,191,245/66
2005 32 17 1 3 8 950,274/85
2006 31 19 1 3 6 1,124,950/80
2007 22 15 1 3 502,622/148
Total 517 340 2 9 10 63 136 13,119,228
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1990 3 2 1 1,420/179
1991 5 2 1 1 1 10,363/93
1992 21 19 1 2 1 7 14 114,553/3
Total 29 23 1 3 1 8 16 126,336
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
9-under-par 63 by Champions Tour player Craig Stadler dropped
Lowery into T2...Finished solo third at Las Vegas Invitational, three
behind the playoff between Stuart Appleby and Scott McCarron.
2002: Thanks to three runner-up finishes (Greater Milwaukee
Open, The INTERNATIONAL and Air Canada), earned a career-best
$1,885,553 and gained a spot in THE TOUR Championship for the
third time in career...Missed 10-foot birdie putt on 18th hole at The
INTERNATIONAL which would have given him the win by one over
Rich Beem. In his final five holes, Lowery had a birdie on the par-
5 14th after getting up and down from a water hazard, a hole-out
eagle on the par-4 15th and hole-out double eagle on the par-5
17th (6-iron from 200 yards). 2001: Returned to THE TOUR
Championship for the first time since 1994 by placing 27th in earnings...Finished
third at the PGA, three behind winner David Toms.
2000: His second career victory at the Southern Farm Bureau
Classic crowned a season that included nine top-10s. In seasonending
victory, opened with 64 for share of lead with Frank Lickliter
II. Followed with a 67 and 65 for solo lead through 36 and 54 holes.
Took three-stroke lead into final round, shot 37 on the front nine
and then birdied three of his final six holes to finish tied with Skip
Kendall. In playoff, ran in 45-foot birdie putt from the fringe on the
first extra hole for the title. 1997: Challenged TOUR scoring record
in final round at Buick Challenge where he was 10-under through
13 holes. He needed to birdie three of the final five holes to equal
record but parred 14, 15 and 16 before birdies at 17 and 18 gave
him a 60 and a third-place finish. 1994: First TOUR victory came at
the Sprint International. Tied with Rick Fehr with 35 points through
72 holes and then won playoff on first extra hole when Fehr's ball
found water. Victory was worth $252,000, more than he had
earned in any previous season on TOUR...Year also included T2 at
Buick Invitational, and T3 at NEC World Series of Golf. 1992: Used
his play on the Nationwide Tour to return to the PGA TOUR in 1993.
Won Tulsa Open to finish third on the money list. 1990: Earned
FAMILY: Wife, Heather; Kristen Branch (12/27/91),
Lauren Elizabeth (5/30/95), Stephen Brent, Jr. (1/25/98)
EDUCATION: University of Alabama
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting, fishing, Alabama football
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1983
Q SCHOOL: 1987
Nationwide Tour Graduates (1992)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Special Temporary Membership in 1990 and 1991 by earning as
much as 150th-place finisher on previous year's money list. 1988:
Lost card after finishing 157th on money list. 1987: First earned
playing privileges at Qualifying Tournament. Amateur: 1982 and
1983 All-American and Southeastern Conference Player of the
Year while at the University of Alabama.
PERSONAL:
Enjoys spending time and playing golf with his wife
Heather...Huge Alabama football fan. Grandfather was
“Smokey” Harper, who worked with coach Bear Bryant and was
part of famed “Junction Boys” at Texas A&M...Has supported
the Big Oak Ranch charity tournament in Alabama for nearly 20
years. Also supports FCA charities...Received 1995 Singleton
Award as Outstanding Professional Athlete in Alabama.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.52 (159)
Driving Distance ..........................................292.0 (67)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.33% (102)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................66.29% (41)
Putting Average............................................1.786 (90)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–Children's Miracle Network
Classic presented by Wal-Mart/2
Career Low Round/Round: 60–1997 Buick Challenge/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $518,400–2004 Cialis
Western Open/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Disney Golf
Classic/32
Year 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00
Masters CUT T41
U.S. Open CUT T33 T16 T56 T60 CUT
British Open T79
PGA CUT T8 CUT T58 T44 T51
THE PLAYERS T6 DQ T46 T65 CUT CUT T66
TOUR Championship T8
Year 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T40 T40 CUT
U.S. Open T24 CUT T42 CUT CUT
British Open T36
PGA 3 T10 CUT CUT T60
THE PLAYERS CUT T22 W/D CUT T12 T56 T28
TOUR Championship 25 T13
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T17 T17
Bridgestone Invitational 8
CA Championship CNL T15
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2006 Reno-Tahoe Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T4—Mercedes-Benz Championship; T7—Wyndham
Championship; T8—Stanford St. Jude Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Started the year with a bang thanks to a T4 finish in first
appearance in the Mercedes-Benz Championship. One of four
first-time participants to finish among the top-10. Opened
with a 4-under 69 to share the first-round lead with four other
players, including eventual winner Vijay Singh...Finished T11
at the Memorial Tournament, his first start at Muirfield
Village Golf Club...Next top-10 came in June at the Stanford
St. Jude Championship, a T8 at TPC Southwind...Playing in
home state, North Carolina, at the Wyndham Championship,
led after a first-round 64, finished T7.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Second year on TOUR highlighted by first career win
at the Reno-Tahoe Open, his only top-10 of the season...One
of 13 first-time winners on TOUR in 2006...Finished season
No. 100 on the money list...Win at the Reno-Tahoe Open
came in his 47th career start. Set tournament first-round
scoring record with a 9-under 63. Held first-round lead and
shared third-round lead prior to making a 10-foot birdie putt
Will MacKenzie
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: William Ruggles MacKenzie
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 170
BIRTHDATE: September 28, 1974
BIRTHPLACE: Greenville, NC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2005 25 12 1 2 275,529/179
2006 29 16 1 1 3 879,965/100
2007 30 20 3 6 90,448/73 1,116,507/85
Total 84 48 1 5 11 2,272,001
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2000 1
2002 2
2004 1 1 1,564/334
2005 3 3 1 2 19,900/151
Total 7 4 1 2 21,464
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 2 1 1 11,835
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
on the 72nd hole to defeat Bob Estes by a stroke. The birdie
on 18 was his first on the back nine since the second round.
Set tournament record with three eagles in the first round
and four overall. Became tournament's fourth first-time winner.
2005: After finishing 179th on the PGA TOUR money list
in his rookie season, placed T9 at the Qualifying Tournament
in December to regain his status for 2006. Lone top-10 was
a T8 at the Michelin Championship at Las Vegas. 2004:
Earned initial TOUR card by finishing T26 at the Qualifying
Tournament, his first trip to finals in three attempts. Named
Player of the Year on the Hooters Tour after finishing third on
the money list and winning three times, at the Touchstone
Energy Open in Greenville, NC; Buffalo Run Casino in Miami,
OK; and Dothan (AL) Classic. 2003: Won the Canon U.S.A.
Classic in West Palm Beach, FL on the Golden Bear Tour and
finished ninth on the money list that year. Has also played
the Canadian Tour.
PERSONAL:
Gave up golf after his sophomore year in high school after
being a top junior player and did not pick it up again until
almost 10 years later. Inspired by Payne Stewart's 1999 U.S.
Open win at Pinehurst in his home state of North
Carolina...An outdoor enthusiast. Is a professional kayaker.
Also snowboards and rock climbs. Also spent some time
heli boarding in Alaska. Lived out of his van in Montana for
five years.
RESIDENCE: Greenville, NC; plays out of Brook Valley
CC
FAMILY: Single
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2000
Q SCHOOL: 2004, 2005
PLAYER STATISTICS
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 07
PGA T57
THE PLAYERS CUT
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.51 (56)
Driving Distance ..........................................290.4 (80)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................62.33% (102)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................66.00% (31)
Putting Average............................................1.791 (91)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent
Wyndham Championship/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2006 Reno-Tahoe Open/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $540,000–2006
Reno–Tahoe Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Travelers
Championship/155
Will MACKENZIE
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MAGGERT, Jeff
SECTION PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES
2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3):
1993 Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic. 1999 World
Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship.
2006 FedEx St. Jude Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
1990 Knoxville Open, Buffalo Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
1989 Malaysian Open [Asia]. 1990 Vines Classic [Aus]
OTHER VICTORIES (2):
1994 Diners Club Matches [with Jim McGovern]. 1997
Diners Club Matches [with Steve Elkington].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T5—U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee.
2007 SEASON:
Had seven top-25s and one top-10 during the
season...Armed with new irons and a slightly longer putter,
posted first-round 7-under-par 63 to hold 18-hole lead at
the U.S. Bank Championship. Finished T5 for only top-10 of
the season...Broke the Wyndham Championship tournament
record for most birdies with 28, previously held by
Jesper Parnevik and Charles Warren, both of whom had
27. Shot a final-round 66 to finish 12th.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Won for the first time in more than seven years with his
victory at the FedEx St. Jude Classic, his third career title. Win
helped him finish No. 60 on TOUR money list. Earned first victory
since 1999 at the FedEx St. Jude Classic, a span of 180
events between wins. After opening 72-66-68, came from three
strokes back of Tim Herron and Tom Pernice, Jr., with finalround,
5-under-par 65, aided by an eagle on No. 16 and a birdie
on No. 17. The first-round, 2-over 72 was the high start by a
winner that year. Needed only 99 putts, one of just two players
(Aaron Baddeley/97/Verizon Heritage) to use less than 100
putts in a 72-hole event that season. Month earlier, had 100
Jeff Maggert (MAG-ert)
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: Jeffrey Allan Maggert
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 165
BIRTHDATE: February 20, 1964
BIRTHPLACE: Columbia, MO
RESIDENCE: Houston, TX
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1986 4 1 1 1 13,400/192
1987 4 1 936/293
1990 2 1 2,060/277
1991 29 17 2 9 240,940/68
1992 26 19 2 4 9 377,408/38
1993 28 17 1 2 1 6 13 793,023/11
1994 26 22 2 2 12 15 814,475/9
1995 23 17 1 1 5 10 527,952
1996 26 20 3 9 12 804,955/23
1997 27 19 2 1 6 10 835,884/26
1998 24 18 2 8 12 992,964/27
1999 23 20 1 1 1 6 10 2,016,469/9
2000 27 17 1 1 6 11 1,138,749/39
2001 27 15 4 7 713,607/72
2002 27 14 1 2 5 733,198/94
2003 24 16 2 5 747,166/86
2004 20 11 1 1 5 5 1,527,884/43
2005 25 17 2 7 743,780/106
2006 26 14 1 2 4 1,430,376/60
2007 26 15 1 7 88,201/102 845,585/123
Total 444 291 3 15 11 83 152 15,300,809
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1990 22 20 2 3 1 13 17 108,644/1
Total 22 20 2 3 1 13 17 108,644
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
putts at the Verizon Heritage. 2005: Had two top-10s, a T7 at the
Shell Houston Open and a T8 at the Valero Texas Open. 2004:
With five top-10s, more than $1.5 million in earnings and a No.
43 finish on the money list, had his best season since
2000...Finished second, three strokes behind Vijay Singh at the
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Final-round 69 was one
of only five Sunday rounds in the 60s and his best effort since a
T2 at the 2000 Buick Challenge...Finished in the top-10 for the
seventh time in 14 U.S. Open appearances with his third-place
finish at Shinnecock Hills. Matched his previous best Open finish,
a third in 2002, which also came in New York at Bethpage
Black...Did not play much toward the end of the season due to
wife's birth of twins the week of the PGA Championship. 2003:
Finished among the top 100 for the 13th consecutive season on
TOUR...Solo third-round leader at Masters after a 66. Finalround
75 resulted in a career-best fifth-place finish and included
a triple bogey on the par-4 third hole when his second shot
out of a fairway bunker caromed into his body and an 8 on the
par-3 12th when he hit the ball in Rae's Creek twice...Thanks to
a tournament-tying course record 64 on Sunday he moved into
a T6 at the Shell Houston Open to post back-to-back top-10s for
the first time since the 2000 season. 2002: Broke the $10-million
barrier in career earnings. Second-round hole-in-one on the
180-yard 17th hole with an 8-iron at the Compaq Classic of New
Orleans...Earned sixth top-10 in his last nine U.S. Open appearances.
Two-over-par total of 282 was good for solo third, five
strokes behind champion Tiger Woods. 2001: Dropped to 72nd
in earnings with four top-10s, the fewest since 1992...Seasonbest
finish was T4 at the Greater Greensboro Chrysler
Classic...Made double eagle on the par-5 sixth hole in the first
round of the British Open to become first player with an albatross
in the British Open and the Masters. 2000: Earned
$1,138,749, good for 39th on money list and marked ninth consecutive
year in which he has placed among the top-40. Had six
top-10s, including T2 at Buick Challenge. 1999: Notched second
career win on the way to earning career-best $2,016,469.
Became just the 10th player at that time to record $2 million in
single-season earnings. As the 24th seed, won five matches on
FAMILY: Wife, Michelle; five children
EDUCATION: Texas A&M University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, hunting, camping,
sporting events
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1986
JOINED TOUR: 1991
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1990)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
his way to the title in the inaugural Accenture Match Play
Championship...Participated in his third Ryder Cup and had a
record of 2-2-0 at Brookline. 1997: A sterling final round at PGA
Championship, where he closed with 65 to finish third, ensuring
a position on that year's Ryder Cup team. 1996: For the second
time recorded nine top-10s, including three second-place finishes.
1995: Posted a 2-2 record in the Ryder Cup. 1994: Compiled
a 2-2 record at Presidents Cup. First player to make double eagle
on the 13th hole at Augusta National in the Masters...Teamed
with Jim McGovern to win PGA TOUR division of Diners Club
Matches. 1993: Earned first TOUR victory at Walt Disney
World/Oldsmobile Classic by three strokes over Greg Kraft.
Victory came under floodlights at the end of a day in which he
played 36 holes due to weather delays earlier in the week.
1991: Second only to John Daly in rookie earnings with
$240,940. 1990: Nationwide Tour Player of the Year with earnings
of $108,644 and victories in Knoxville and Buffalo...Was
Vines Classic (Australian Tour) champion. 1989: Won Malaysian
Open. Amateur: All-American at Texas A&M in 1986.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.91 (104)
Driving Distance ..........................................284.3 (133)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................65.81% (48)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................66.75% (20)
Putting Average............................................1.778 (53)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–U.S. Bank Championship in
Milwaukee/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–1999 Greater Greensboro
Chrysler Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,000,000–1999 World
Golf Championships–Accenture Match Play Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1999 Memorial
Tournament/14
Year 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98
Masters T21 T50 CUT T7 CUT T23
U.S. Open CUT CUT T52 T9 T4 T97 4 T7
British Open CUT CUT T24 T68 T5 T51 CUT
PGA 6 T51 CUT T3 T73 3 T44
THE PLAYERS CUT T54 CUT 3 T18 T53 CUT T51
TOUR Championship 15 7 T27 29 16
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT T20 5 CUT T20
U.S. Open T7 CUT T44 3 CUT 3 T78
British Open T30 T41 CUT T47 CUT
PGA CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT T62
THE PLAYERS T46 T3 CUT T14 T11 T33 T46 T45 CUT
TOUR Championship 20
Accenture Match Play Championship 1 T33 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T7 T24 T59
CA Championship T48 39
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup, 1994; Ryder Cup (3), 1995, 1997, 1999.
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2007 Travelers Championship.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Travelers Championship; T5—Shell Houston Open,
Canadian Open presented by Franklin Templeton
Investments, THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-
Cola; T6—British Open; T8—AT&T National.
2007 SEASON:
Won for the first time on the PGA TOUR at the Travelers
Championship, was a Captain's Selection for The
Presidents Cup and recorded three 62s, all within a threemonth
span during the summer...First top-10 came in ninth
start, a T5 at the Shell Houston Open, posting rounds of 68-
69 on the weekend...Made the first double eagle in PLAY-
ERS Championship history, holing a 5-iron on the par-5 11th
hole at TPC Sawgrass in the second round…Earned first
PGA TOUR victory in 118th career professional start at the
Travelers Championship, defeating Jay Williamson in a
sudden-death playoff. At age 25 years, 1 month and 7 days,
became the youngest winner in 2007. Opened with an 8under-par
62 to lead Chris DiMarco by two strokes. Posted
Friday-Saturday rounds of 71-67 and was one behind 54hole
leader Williamson. Overcame bogeys on Nos. 16 and
17 with a birdie-3 on the 72nd hole to post a 65 and force a
playoff with Williamson. Knocked his 134-yard approach on
first playoff hole to 2 feet and converted birdie while
Williamson failed to convert a 7-foot birdie putt. First victory
at the Travelers Championship came in his sixth appearance
at this tournament. Finished T2 in 2006. Made his first
career start on the TOUR in Hartford, playing in the 2002
event as an amateur...Finished T8 at the AT&T National on
the strength of a final-round 65. Started the day T47.
Mahan’s 65 matched Shigeki Maruyama’s third-round 65 for
low round of the week. His finish earned a spot in the
British Open, based on earning enough money to be one of
the top two players, not otherwise exempt, from the 2007
PLAYERS Championship and the five co-sponsored and
approved events leading up to and including the AT&T
National...Posted a third straight top-10 with a T6 at the
British Open. Made the cut on the number and then was
low for the field on the weekend with rounds of 69-65...One
week later, held the 18-hole lead at the Canadian Open
after opening with Angus Glen North Course record 9under-par
62. Finished T5 and climbed two spots from No.
16 to No. 14 in Presidents Cup standings for the United
Hunter Mahan (MAY-han)
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Hunter Myles Mahan
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 175
BIRTHDATE: May 17, 1982
BIRTHPLACE: Orange, CA
RESIDENCE: Plano, TX
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2000A 1
2002A 1
2003A 2 1
2003 7 4 2 106,300
2004 30 16 1 3 6 813,089/100
2005 34 18 2 5 589,567/131
2006 29 21 1 2 6 1,107,457/83
2007 27 18 1 6 12 98,696/15 2,858,995/16
Total 131 78 1 2 13 31 5,475,407
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
States Team...Chosen by U.S. Captain Jack Nicklaus as a
Captain's Selection for the 2007 Presidents Cup after finishing
T18 at the PGA Championship…Was three strokes
back after 54 holes at The Barclays after tying the
Westchester Country Club (par 71) course record with a 9under
62 in the third round, finished T17. It marked the second
time in the season that Mahan equaled a course record
(62, Canadian Open, Angus Glen GC – North Course). It was
also the third time in the season (first-round 62 at the
Travelers Championship) and the fourth time in his TOUR
career that he has carded a round of 62. In addition, shot a
course-record 63 in early June at the Northwood Club near
Dallas in U.S. Open qualifying to earn medalist honors. That
round, with swing and mental coach Neale Smith caddying,
led to his summer success...Notched sixth top-10 of the
season with a T5 in first career start at THE TOUR
Championship presented by Coca-Cola. Finished the season
15th in the final FedExCup standings...Made first appearance
in The Presidents Cup, finishing the event with a 2-3-
0 record...Since winning in Connecticut through the PGA
TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup, improved from 202nd in
the Official World Golf Ranking to 41st.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished 83rd on the PGA TOUR money list, his best
finish in three seasons on TOUR...Matched his career high
in top-25s with six (2004, 2007)...Recorded his first TOUR
ace on the eighth hole during the first round of the Zurich
Classic of New Orleans, using an 8-iron...In 16th start of the
season, posted his first top-10 with a T2 at the Buick
Championship. Used a final-round, 5-under 65 to finish
three strokes behind J.J. Henry...Second top-10 was T9 at
the 84 LUMBER Classic. Entered the final round just one
shot off the lead of Ben Curtis and Charles Howell III, but
finished T9 after a final round 3-over 75. 2005: Fell out of
the top 125 in his sophomore season, but finished 131st on
the money list to earn partial status for 2006. Improved status
by finishing T9 at the Qualifying Tournament in
December...In second start of season, posted his first career
top-10, a T9 at the FBR Open in Phoenix...Held the 18-hole
lead at the John Deere Classic thanks to an opening 8under-par
63. Finished T7, three shots behind Sean O'Hair.
2004: At age 21 when the season kicked off, was secondyoungest
player on TOUR, behind fellow rookie Kevin
Na...Posted his first career top-10 with a T2 finish at the
Reno-Tahoe Open. Made a 14-foot putt to save par at the
72nd hole and qualify for the four-man playoff. Rookie
FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: Oklahoma State University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, basketball
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2003
Q SCHOOL: 2003, 2005
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T28
U.S. Open CUT T13
British Open T36 T26 T6
PGA CUT T18
THE PLAYERS T40 CUT
TOUR Championship T5
Bridgestone Invitational T22
Vaughn Taylor claimed his first TOUR victory, rolling in an
11-foot birdie putt on the first extra hole to win...Three
weeks later, posted his second top-10, a T4 at the Bell
Canadian Open...Posted second consecutive top-10 at the
Valero Texas Open, aided by four rounds in the 60s. Entered
final round in second place, thanks to third-round 62. Played
in the last group on Sunday with eventual champion Bart
Bryant and posted final-round 69 to finish T5. 2003: Finished
T16 at Qualifying Tournament to earn his first TOUR card for
the 2004 season...Made the cut and finished 28th at the
Masters as an amateur...Turned professional after missing
the cut at the U.S. Open, and made four cuts in seven starts
the remainder of the season on sponsor exemptions.
Amateur: Co-recipient with Ricky Barnes of 2003 Ben
Hogan Award and also won the Jack Nicklaus Award and
Fred Haskins Award as top collegiate golfer in 2003...No. 1
Amateur in the Golfweek/Sagarin Ratings in 2003...Runnerup
to Ricky Barnes at the 2002 U.S. Amateur and placed
third at the 2002 NCAA Championships...Two-time member
of the U.S. Palmer Cup team...Two-time first-team All-
America selection at OSU...Two-time Big 12 Player of the
Year (2002-03)...Began collegiate career at Southern
California before transferring to OSU after earning secondteam
All-America honors, as well as Pac-10 Freshman of
the Year in 2001...American Junior Golf Association Player
of the Year in 1999 and a three-time AJGA All-American.
Winner of 1999 U.S. Junior Amateur.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................69.99 (17)
Driving Distance ..........................................296.7 (40)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................68.05% (27)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................66.91% (18)
Putting Average............................................1.786 (76)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 62–3 times, most recent The
Barclays/3
Career Low Round/Round: 62–4 times, most recent 2007
The Barclays/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,080,000–2007
Travelers Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Ginn sur
Mer Classic at Tesoro/34
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup, 2007; World Amateur Team Championship, 2002.
Hunter MAHAN
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
3—2007 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, T3—Zurich
Classic of New Orleans, Turning Stone Resort
Championship.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
3—AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Zurich Classic of
New Orleans, Turning Stone Resort Championship; T7—
Canadian Open presented by Franklin Templeton
Investments.
2007 SEASON:
Went from playing on seven different Tours in 2006 to placing
second among rookies in earnings...Competed in three
events in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup, making
the cut in all three and finishing 68th on the inaugural
points list. Rookie made 18 cuts in 29 starts and recorded
four top-10 finishes, three of which were top-5s. Finished
51st on money list, second among rookies, trailing only
Brandt Snedeker...In just eighth career start on the PGA
TOUR and fourth of rookie campaign, finished solo third at
the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Held a share of
the first-round lead after a 7-under-par 65 at Pebble Beach
and entered the final round one off the lead of Phil
Mickelson and Kevin Sutherland. Posted a 1-under 71 at
Pebble Beach on Sunday to finish six behind Mickelson…In
his 11th start of the season, shot a final-round 5-under 67
at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans to finish T3 with
Anthony Kim, four shots back of winner Nick Watney...Third
top-10 was a T7 at the Canadian Open. Held a share of the
36-hole lead with Steve Allan after opening 66-66. Trailed
John Mallinger
EXEMPT STATUS: 51st on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: John Charles Mallinger
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 165
BIRTHDATE: September 25, 1979
BIRTHPLACE: Escondido, CA
RESIDENCE: Long Beach, CA; plays out of Virginia CC
FAMILY: Single
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2005 1 1 13,553
2006 3 1 16,354
2007 29 18 3 4 7 91,688/61 1,681,764/51
Total 33 20 3 4 7 1,711,671
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2003 1
2004 1
2005 9 7 1 3 4 77,521/67
2006 15 8 2 4 69,515/78
Total 26 15 1 5 8 147,03
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
54-hole leader Vijay Singh by one after a third-round 70, and
posted a 71 on Sunday to finish five behind champion Jim
Furyk. Jumped into the top 70 in the FedExCup standings
(No. 63) with three weeks remaining in the PGA TOUR
Regular Season...Birdied three of his final four holes for a
bogey-free, 3-under 68 in the final round of the Deutsche
Bank Championship. The late push helped him to finish T14
and earn a spot into the following week's BMW
Championship. Began the week No. 71 on the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup points list and jumped to No.
61...Recorded his third and final top-5 finish of the season
with a T3 at the Turning Stone Resort Championship.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Earned PGA TOUR card for 2007 via a T13 finish at the
PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament...Member of the
Nationwide Tour in 2005-06...Made the cut in eight of 15
starts on the Nationwide Tour, with two top-10s. Concluded
the year 78th on the money list...Tallied his first top-10 of
the year with a T8 at the Cox Classic, followed three weeks
later by a T4 showing at the National Mining Association
Pete Dye Classic...Finished sixth on Tour in Greens in
Regulation Percentage (71.36). 2005: Made the cut in seven
of nine starts during his rookie season on the Nationwide
Tour. Finished 67th on the money list...Notched the first of
three top-10s with a T9 at the Preferred Health Systems
Wichita Open...Came back the following week with a season-best
T3 at the Cox Classic, finishing 19-under 265 and
four shots behind winner Jason Gore...Final top-10 came
with a T6 at the Mark Christopher Charity Classic...Made
eagle on the last hole to qualify for the U.S. Open at
Pinehurst No. 2 and made the cut, finishing T67…Winner of
EDUCATION: Long Beach State (2002, Business
Marketing)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Snowboarding, hanging out
with friends
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2002
Q SCHOOL: 2006
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T28
U.S. Open CUT T13
British Open T36 T26 T6
PGA CUT T18
THE PLAYERS T40 CUT
TOUR Championship T5
Bridgestone Invitational T22
two West Coast Hooters Tour events...Medalist at the 2005
National Qualifying Tournament for the Canadian
Tour...Played in five Hooters Tour events with three top-10s.
Amateur: First-team All-Big West Conference selection
(1998-2001) at Long Beach State.
PERSONAL:
Grew up in Long Beach, CA, the same place where TOUR
players John Cook, John Merrick and Peter Tomasulo honed
their games. TOUR members Mark O'Meara and Paul
Goydos also attended Long Beach State.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.11 (128)
Driving Distance ..........................................279.8 (164)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................68.95% (19)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.86% (148)
Putting Average............................................1.798 (111)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent Valero
Texas Open/3
Career Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent 2007
Valero Texas Open/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $374,000–2007 AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro–Am/3
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 The
Presidents Cup/135
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup, 2007; World Amateur Team Championship, 2002.
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T6—2007 AT&T Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T6—AT&T Classic; 8—Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera
Maya-Cancun; T10—EDS Byron Nelson Championship,
Buick Open.
2007 SEASON:
One of the top rookies on TOUR in 2007 after earning card
through a T8 finish at PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament.
Posted four top-10s in 31 starts with earnings in excess of
$1.1 million. Played his way through the third event in the
PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup, the BMW
Championship and finished 63rd in the FedExCup standings...Paired
with Michelle Wie for the first two rounds of
the Sony Open in Hawaii. Made the cut and finished
T34...In fifth start, notched first career top-10 at the
Mayakoba Golf Classic. Posted four rounds in the 60s to finish
solo eighth...Second top-10 finish of the year came at
the EDS Byron Nelson Championship, earning an exemption
into the following week's Wachovia Championship with a
T10...Best career finish came at the AT&T Classic, where
four sub-par rounds earned a T6. Finished four shots out of
the Zach Johnson-Ryuji Imada playoff...Final top-10 was
T10 at Buick Open.
Steve Marino
EXEMPT STATUS: 80th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Stephen Paul Marino, Jr.
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 180
BIRTHDATE: March 10, 1980
BIRTHPLACE: Altus, OK
RESIDENCE: Palm Beach Gardens, FL; plays out of Bear
Lakes CC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2003 1
2005 1 1 14,542
2007 31 21 4 10 91,002/70 1,179,165/80
Total 33 22 4 10 1,193,707
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2003 1
2005 3 1 1,613/317
2006 20 16 5 10 134,038/42
Total 24 17 5 10 135,650
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Made the cut in 16 of 20 starts during his rookie season
on the Nationwide Tour, with 10 top-25 finishes. Finished
42nd on the money list, with $134,038. Began the year with
no status but played his way on the Tour through Monday
qualifiers and top-25 finishes...His first start came at the
Henrico County Open, gaining entrance by making a birdie on
the final hole of the Monday qualifier to join a 12-man playoff
for three spots. Went on to finish T10 that week, one of
his five top-10 finishes on the year...Other top-10 performances
included career-best T7 outings at the Preferred Health
Systems Wichita Open and the Miccosukee Championship,
and a T8 finish at the Northeast Pennsylvania Classic that
ultimately gave him Special Temporary Membership...
Finished the campaign with a T6 finish at the season-ending
Nationwide Tour Championship at The Houstonian...Twotime
winner on the Gateway Tour, highlighted by his victory
at the Sidney Frank Memorial Tour Championship. The win,
worth $60,000, was set up by a 13-under 59 in the third
round. 2005: Three starts on the Nationwide Tour with one
made cut, a T54 at the Chitimacha Louisiana Open.
Amateur: Winner of the 1999 Virginia Amateur...Former
standout at the University of Virginia, where he played in
every tournament during his career from 1999 to 2002. All-
Atlantic Coast Conference as a senior. Helped lead his team
to the 2001 Seminole Intercollegiate Championship, when he
captured individual medalist honors. Teammates at UVa with
PGA TOUR member James Driscoll.
FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: University of Virginia (2002, Sociology)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Music, fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2002
Q SCHOOL: 2006
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 07
U.S. Open CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT
PERSONAL:
Started golf at age 3 by swinging a cut-down 3-iron in his
back yard.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.74 (83)
Driving Distance ..........................................300.1 (21)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................59.55% (140)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.37% (45)
Putting Average............................................1.801 (126)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–3 times, most recent
Wyndham Championship/1
Career Low Round/Round: 65–3 times, most recent 2007
Wyndham Championship/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $180,900–2007 AT&T
Classic/T6
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Buick
Open/120
Steve MARINO
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MARUYAMA, Shigeki
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3):
2001 Greater Milwaukee Open. 2002 Verizon Byron Nelson
Classic. 2003 Chrysler Classic of Greensboro.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (10):
1993 Pepsi Ubekousan [Jpn]. 1995 Bridgestone Open [Jpn].
1996 Bridgestone Open [Jpn]. 1997 PGA Championship
[Jpn], Pocari Sweat Yomiuri Open [Jpn], PGA Match Play
Promise Cup [Jpn], Golf Nippon Hitachi Cup [Jpn]. 1998 PGA
Philanthropy Open [Jpn]. 1999 Bridgestone Open [Jpn]. 2002
World Golf Championships-World Cup [w/Toshi Izawa].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro; T7—Wyndham
Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Used a T2 at the Ginn sur Mer Classic, the next-to-last event
of the season, to jump into the top 125. Was 137th on the
money list entering the event. Improved to 103rd with his finish.
Was tied with Fredrik Jacobson and Daniel Chopra when
play was halted Sunday night after numerous weather delays.
When play resumed Monday morning, Chopra made a birdie
on the par-5 16th hole to take the lead and Maruyama and
Jacobson made pars on the final holes...Prior to the Ginn
event, finished T7 at the Wyndham Championship. Past winner
in Greensboro. Ended a bogey-free run of 63 consecutive
holes on the first hole of the final round, dating back to the
ninth hole of the second round (missed cut), at the PGA
Championship. That was his only bogey at Forest Oaks
CC...Recorded six top-25s in his final 15 starts.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Made a career-high 30 starts with four top-10s,
including a third-place finish at the B.C. Open presented by
Turning Stone Resort. 2005: Finished 32nd on the money list
on the strength of five top-10s, but no wins for second consecutive
season...Led Sony Open in Hawaii at the 36- and
54-hole marks but stumbled on final day with 1-over-par 71
to finish T3, two behind champion Vijay Singh. Posted ace
on fourth hole in third round with a 4-iron from 202
yards...Second ace of season, the fifth of his TOUR career,
came in second round at John Deere Classic, holing a 7-iron
from 173 yards on No. 3...The 2003 Chrysler Classic of
Shigeki Maruyama (SHE-gek-ee MARE-o-yaw-muh)
EXEMPT STATUS: 105th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Shigeki Maruyama
HEIGHT: 5-7
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: September 12, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Chiba, Japan
RESIDENCE: Chiba, Japan; Los Angeles, CA
FAMILY: Wife, Mizuho; Sean (6/2/00)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1994 1
1995 1
1996 2 2 1 50,588/196
1997 6 6 1 3 111,781/161
1998 6 4 1 78,556/193
1999 9 4 3 3 79,137/202
2000 26 19 1 1 7 11 1,207,104/37
2001 27 22 1 4 13 1,441,455/37
2002 24 21 1 5 13 2,214,794/16
2003 28 18 1 1 4 9 1,669,292/37
2004 26 22 1 6 13 2,301,692/23
2005 29 22 1 1 5 8 1,933,049/32
2006 30 19 1 4 9 1,154,115/79
2007 31 13 1 2 6 85,000/140 951,288/105
Total 246 172 3 4 4 41 90 13,192,850
JAPAN GOLF TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 1 1 1 10,811
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Greensboro champion closed with a 5-under 67 and finished
runner-up to K.J. Choi in Greensboro. 2004: Was five back
of lead going into the final round of Nissan Open. Fired a
closing-round 67 to finish one back of 54-hole leader Mike
Weir. Missed a 12-foot par putt on the 72nd hole to finish
second...Posted career-best finish in a major with a T4 at
the U.S. Open. Shared first-and second-round leads. 2003:
Despite being plagued by nagging neck injury during the
early season, finished 37th on money list for third time in
four years on the strength of win at the Chrysler Classic of
Greensboro...Recorded a hole-in-one for the third straight
season when he aced the eighth hole with a 6-iron from 177
yards during the first round of the MasterCard
Colonial...One of only five players to collect a win in each of
the last three seasons (Tiger Woods, Justin Leonard, Jim
Furyk and Retief Goosen) with his win in Greensboro.
Became the third player in tournament history to finish the
event at 20-under-par or better with his final score of 22under-par
266. Held second- and third-round leads on way
to victory. With $810,000 paycheck, became the first player
in TOUR history to surpass $1 million in first four seasons.
2002: Turned in best finish on money list to that point in
three-year career, along with most earnings...Won the
Verizon Byron Nelson Classic and became the first Asian
with multiple TOUR victories. Closed with a 2-under 68 for
a two-stroke victory over rookie Ben Crane...Posted the first
ace of the 2002 U.S. Open, using an 8-iron from 154 yards
on No. 14 at Bethpage Black...T5 at British Open. Tied for
lead with eventual champion Ernie Els and three others
after 36 holes at 6-under-par 136...Teamed with Toshi Izawa
to win the World Cup. Team rebounded from double bogey
to birdie 17th hole and par 18th to beat U.S. team by two
strokes. 2001: Finished in the top 40 on TOUR money list in
his first two years as a member and captured his first win
at the Greater Milwaukee Open. Defeated Charles Howell
III with birdie-4 on first playoff hole. Victory made him first
Japanese player to win a TOUR event on U.S. mainland
(Isao Aoki captured 1983 Hawaiian Open). 2000: Became
first Japanese player to top $1 million in one TOUR season...Had
three top-5s included among seven top-10s, his
best a T2 with Tiger Woods at Buick Invitational, four
strokes behind Phil Mickelson...High point of year likely
came during qualifying for U.S. Open. Shot 13-under 58 (11
EDUCATION: Nihon University
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1992
JOINED TOUR: 2000
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
birdies and one eagle) at Woodmont CC in Rockville, MD,
during first round. Second round was 74, giving him total of
132 and second place at qualifier to medalist David
Berganio, Jr.'s 130...Earned spot on International Presidents
Cup team and finished with a 1-2-0 record. 1999: Earned his
2000 TOUR membership by virtue of his strong play in the
World Golf Championships: Accenture Match Play
Championship (T5) and NEC Invitational (sixth)...In October,
won the Bridgestone Open on the Japan Golf Tour for the
third time (first two came in 1995-96). 1998: First came to
attention of golf world when he was surprise star of
Presidents Cup with a 5-0 record...Won PGA Philanthropy
Open. 1997: Won four times on the Japan Golf Tour. 1993:
First victory came at Pepsi-Ubekousan.
PERSONAL:
Known for his ever-present smile on the golf course with a
nickname as the “Smilin' Assassin.”...First shot even-par
at age 11...Early in career, made regular appearances on
Japanese TV variety show called Yume-ga-MoriMori (Lots
of Dreams)..Followed up on his dream with his father by
launching his own junior golf foundation, which his company
operates, in Japan. No relation to fellow TOUR player
Daisuke Maruyama.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.40 (153)
Driving Distance ..........................................277.2 (177)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................61.95% (107)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................58.21% (184)
Putting Average............................................1.765 (28)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–3 times, most recent Valero
Texas Open/3
Career Low Round/Round: 63–3 times, most recent 2005
John Deere Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $864,000–2002 Verizon
Byron Nelson Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 THE PLAY-
ERS Championship/19
Year 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT T31 T46 CUT T14 CUT CUT CUT CUT
U.S. Open CUT T16 CUT T4 T33
British Open T14 T10 T29 CUT T55 CUT T5 CUT T30 CUT
PGA T23 T65 CUT T46 T22 T43 T48 CUT CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT W/D T14 T45 T53 T32 W/D CUT
TOUR Championship T13 T19
Accenture Match Play Championship T5 T9 T5 T17 T33 T33 T17
Bridgestone Invitational 6 T15 T31 T36 T27 T46
CA Championship T50 W/D T16 T11
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (2), 1998, 2000; World Golf Championships-World
Cup (4), 2000-03.
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2006 Frys.com Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2005 Virginia Beach Open Presented by ACS Sys & Eng.,
Mark Christopher Charity Classic Presented by Adelphia.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T3—AT&T Classic, John Deere Classic; T9—Deutsche
Bank Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Collected more than $1 million thanks to three top-10 finishes,
including two T3s...Made his first career start in the
Masters Tournament, but missed the cut...The former
Georgia Tech All-America finished T3 at the AT&T Classic at
TPC Sugarloaf in Duluth, GA., on the strength of a secondround
8-under 64. Held a share of the 36- and 54-hole leads
with Ryuji Imada but fell from contention with a final-round
73....Birdied the final two holes Sunday to finish T3 at the
John Deere Classic...Played in three of the four PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup events and finished in the top-10
at the Deutsche Bank Championship. Closed with a 1-under
70 at the TPC Boston to finish T9. Placed 48th in the
FedExCup standings.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: After an unremarkable start to rookie campaign,
ended with five consecutive top-10s, including a victory at
the Frys.com Open. One of four rookies to win in 2006 (J.B.
Holmes, Trevor Immelman, Eric Axley). Nominated for PGA
TOUR Rookie of the Year...Recorded his first TOUR victory in
his 33rd professional TOUR start at the Frys.com Open.
Troy Matteson
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2003 3 2 18,135
2006 32 18 1 1 5 7 1,778,597/36
2007 26 17 2 3 7 92,817/48 1,282,421/73
Total 61 37 1 1 2 8 14 3,079,154
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2003 4 3 1 7,628/211
2004 28 18 1 1 6 114,451/52
2005 27 24 2 3 1 12 17 495,009/1
Total 59 45 2 4 1 13 24 617,087
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
FAMILY: Wife, Shauna
(through 2008)
EDUCATION: Georgia Tech (2003, Civil Engineering)
FULL NAME: Troy Jason Matteson
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing
HEIGHT: 6-0
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2003
WEIGHT: 185
JOINED TOUR: 2006
BIRTHDATE: November 8, 1979
BIRTHPLACE: Rockledge, FL
RESIDENCE: Alpharetta, GA; plays out of GC of Georgia
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2005)
Became the sixth player and third consecutive to capture his
first TOUR victory in Las Vegas. Four rounds in the 60s,
including middle rounds of 65-64, left him one stroke ahead
of Daniel Chopra and Ben Crane. The 64 matched his careerlow
round on TOUR, which came during the second round of
the 2006 Ford Championship at Doral. Held a one-stroke
lead entering the final round...One week later, held the 54hole
lead at the FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort.
Overcome by Joe Durant in the final round, finishing T2, four
strokes behind Durant after a final-round 70...Finished in the
top 40 on money list to gain a Masters invite for 2007. 2005:
Two-time winner on the Nationwide Tour, setting the alltime
season earnings record with $495,009, $127 more than
the record Zach Johnson established in 2003...Made the cut
in 24 of 27 starts, including a Tour-leading 12 top-
10s...Claimed his first Tour victory in April at the Virginia
Beach Open with a final-round, 4-under 68...Two weeks
later, took over the top spot on the money list, with back-toback
runner-up finishes at The Rex Hospital Open and the
Rheem Classic...In September, recorded his second win
with a 13-under-par 271 at the Mark Christopher Charity
Classic. 2004: Made the cut in 18 of 28 starts during his
rookie campaign on the Nationwide Tour...Ranked No. 52 on
the final money list, with $114,451...Only top-10 was a solo
second at the Gila River Golf Classic. 2003: Turned pro at
the FBR Capital Open in June, where he tied for 59th in his
initial event on TOUR...Made the cut in three of four starts
on the Nationwide Tour...Co-medalist at Jennings Mill CC,
site for the second stage Qualifying Tournament event.
Amateur: Three-time All-American and All-Atlantic Coast
Conference selection...Byron Nelson Award winner in
2003...Became the first Georgia Tech player to win the
NCAA individual championship (2002). Won six times in his
career at Georgia Tech. Won the 2003 NCAA East Regional
by seven shots. Had 15 top-10 finishes in 43 career starts.
Ranks fourth all-time at Tech, with a 71.91 scoring average,
behind Bryce Molder, David Duval and Matt Kuchar. Carried
a 3.28 grade-point average and was a two-time academic
All-American...Led his Anderson HS (Austin, TX) team to
two 4A state titles while also a two-time state medalist.
PERSONAL:
Started playing golf when he was 7...Got married shortly
after graduating from college...Lists Superman as his hero.
PLAYER STATISTICS
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 07
Masters CUT
PGA T66
THE PLAYERS CUT
Bridgestone Invitational T51
Troy MATTESON
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.85 (96)
Driving Distance ..........................................296.3 (41)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................60.07% (129)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.46% (113)
Putting Average............................................1.789 (85)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent AT&T
Classic/2
Career Low Round/Round: 64–6 times, most recent 2007
AT&T Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $720,000–2006
Frys.com Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 FBR
Open/73
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MAYFAIR, Billy
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (5):
1993 Greater Milwaukee Open. 1995 Motorola Western
Open, THE TOUR Championship. 1998 Nissan Open, Buick
Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—Wyndham Championship; 3—Fry's Electronics Open;
5—FBR Open; T9—Travelers Championship, U.S. Bank
Championship in Milwaukee; T10—Wachovia Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Recorded six top-10s and played into the third PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup event, the BMW Championship,
and finished 49th in the FedExCup standings...Finished fifth
at the FBR Open, his fourth career top-10 at TPC
Scottsdale...Eagled the par-5 seventh hole Saturday and
Sunday en route to a T10 finish at the Wachovia
Championship, his second career top-10 finish at Quail
Hollow Club...Posted rounds of 66-68 on the weekend to
finish T9 at the Travelers Championship...Past champion
opened 69-64 en route to T9 finish at the U.S. Bank
Championship...Finished T2 at the Wyndham
Championship, his best finish on TOUR since a second at
the 2005 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial...Birdied
three of his last four holes on Sunday to record his third top-
5 finish of the season with a third-place effort at the inaugural
Fry's Electronics Open. Marked the second top-5 finish
of the season in the Arizona desert for the former
Arizona State star and current Scottsdale resident.
Billy Mayfair
EXEMPT STATUS: 44th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: William Fred Mayfair
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 195
BIRTHDATE: August 6, 1966
BIRTHPLACE: Phoenix, AZ
RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ
FAMILY: Maxwell (11/15/99)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-5
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1987A 3 1
1988A 3 2 1
1988 5 3 1 8,433/220
1989 33 18 6 111,998/116
1990 32 23 2 7 15 693,658/12
1991 33 20 1 7 185,668/89
1992 33 23 1 9 191,878/79
1993 32 22 1 1 5 8 513,072/30
1994 32 18 1 7 158,159/113
1995 28 21 2 3 6 9 1,543,192
1996 28 18 1 1 8 357,654/55
1997 30 16 1 1 5 304,083/79
1998 27 20 2 1 5 9 1,281,685/16
1999 29 16 1 4 10 741,733/58
2000 29 18 2 6 466,345/106
2001 29 21 1 1 5 15 1,716,002/29
2002 31 19 3 6 864,745/75
2003 31 20 3 7 842,186/79
2004 32 22 1 3 503,251/140
2005 31 27 1 6 13 2,236,455/22
2006 29 18 2 4 8 1,367,998/65
2007 30 18 1 1 6 10 92,700/49 1,814,518/44
Total 590 384 5 13 4 62 163 15,902,714
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Overcame testicular cancer during the course of the
season, diagnosed at the Buick Open. Returned two weeks
later to play in PGA Championship…Carried over strong
play from 2005 with T10 in second start of season at the
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic...Tied for the 54-hole lead with
Luke Donald at The Honda Classic. Finished T3, three
strokes behind Donald after posting a final-round
72...Recorded his fourth top-10 at the Verizon Heritage with
his T3 finish in Hilton Head, SC. Only player in the field to
post four rounds in the 60s for the week...Finished T7 at the
John Deere Classic, aided by the low round of the week, an
8-under-par 63 in the third round...Underwent surgery for
testicular cancer on August 3 after being initially diagnosed
by doctors at the Buick Open in Flint, MI. Surgery was performed
by Dr. Gil Brito in Scottsdale at Shea Hospital.
Returned to play two weeks later in the PGA Championship
where he was two back through 36 holes. Finished T37.
2005: After using a Top 50 on PGA TOUR Career Money
exemption, his only full exemption available, recorded thirdbest
season on TOUR, finishing 22nd on the money list and
earning more than $2 million for the first time on TOUR...Six
top-10s were the most since an identical six in 1995.
Included two sets of back-to-back top-10s...A second at the
Bank of America Colonial was his best finish on TOUR since
a playoff loss to Jose Coceres at the 2001 WORLDCOM
CLASSIC...Attributed success to hard work during offseason
and switch to the belly putter. 2004: Finished out of the top
EDUCATION: Arizona State University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports, golf-course design
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1988
Q SCHOOL: 1988
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
125 (No. 140) on the money list for the first time in his 16year
career. Previous low had been No. 116 in 1989, his
rookie season...Made 22 of 32 cuts but posted just one top-
10, his lowest output since recording one in 1997...Went to
belly putter at the Chrysler Classic of Greensboro. 2003:
Continued streak of finishing in the top 125 on the money
list for all 15 years on TOUR...Posted his third top-10 in his
last five U.S. Opens with a T10 at Olympia Fields CC in
Olympia, IL (T10 in 1999, T5 in 2002). 2002: Earned second
career top-10 at the U.S. Open with a T5 finish. 2001: Made
return to THE TOUR Championship for first time since 1998
after finishing in the top 30 on the money list...Just missed
sixth TOUR title at WORLDCOM CLASSIC, losing to Jose
Coceres on fifth playoff hole...Turned in best career performance
at a major and first top-10 in one since a T7 at the
1998 PGA Championship with a T3 at the British
Open...Closing 61, a tournament record, gave him T14 at
Buick Open. Key to round was PGA TOUR record-tying 27 on
back nine. 9-under 27 produced TOUR record in relation to
par (nine holes). String of seven birdies and one eagle broke
TOUR's best birdie-eagle streak of seven set by Al
Geiberger in 1977 and matched by Webb Heintzelman in
1989. 2000: Fell out of the top-100 money winners for just
the third time in 12 full seasons on TOUR. 1999: Top showing
of season was a T2 at season-opening Mercedes
Championships...Year ended on sad note when father, Dick,
died of heart attack in early November. 1998: Earned first of
two victories that season at Nissan Open, where closing 67
forced playoff with Tiger Woods. Birdied first extra hole to
Year 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00
Masters CUT T12 T42 CUT CUT CUT CUT
U.S. Open T25 T33 CUT T37 T23 CUT T32 T10 CUT
British Open T44 T52 CUT
PGA T5 CUT CUT T28 T39 T23 T52 T53 T7 T34 T74
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT T73 T67 T52 CUT T18 CUT CUT T42 CUT T17
TOUR Championship 2 30 1 T13
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T17
Year 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T32 T37 T14 59
U.S. Open T5 T10 66 CUT
British Open T3 CUT
PGA CUT CUT T61 CUT T37 T60
THE PLAYERS T5 CUT CUT T58 CUT CUT
TOUR Championship T26 T24
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
CA Championship CNL T25
NATIONAL TEAMS: Walker Cup, 1987; Four Tours World Championship of Golf, 1991.
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defeat Woods...Nearly made it two wins in a row the following
week at Doral-Ryder Open where he finished
T2...Shared 54-hole lead at Buick Open following rounds of
70-69-65. Took lead for good on Sunday with first-hole
birdie en route to closing 67. Dedicated his victory to Renay
Appleby, the wife of TOUR player Stuart Appleby, who died
tragically in July. 1997: T2 performance in Las Vegas, the
last full-field event of the season, proved to be his best
showing of the year. 1996: Seventh career runner-up finish
came with a T2 at NEC World Series of Golf. 1995:
Recorded two victories, three runner-up finishes and
earned $1,543,192. Increase in earnings over previous
year—$1,385,033—stood at that time as TOUR
record...Victories came at Motorola Western Open, where
he shot a closing 67, and THE TOUR Championship, where
he had a three-stroke lead through 54 holes and maintained
that margin with closing 73...Runner-up finishes
came at Phoenix Open, NEC World Series of Golf (both in
HOT SHOTS
LOWEST BIRDIE AVERAGE (2007)
Rank Course Avg # of Birdies
1 Oakmont CC 1.78 777
2 Augusta National GC 2.31 720
3 Southern Hills CC 2.43 1,087
3 Firestone CC (South Course) 2.43 799
5 Cottonwood Valley GC 2.59 397
HIGHEST BIRDIE AVERAGE (2007)
Rank Course Avg # of Birdies
1 Torrey Pines (North Course) 4.92 767
2 Palm GC 4.43 585
3 PGA West (Palmer Course) 4.41 556
4 TPC Summerlin 4.25 1,317
5 Forest Oaks CC 4.25 2,056
Billy Mayfair (Continued)
playoffs) and Las Vegas Invitational. 1993: Collected first
victory on TOUR at Greater Milwaukee Open, where he
defeated Mark Calcavecchia and Ted Schulz in a
playoff...T2, one stroke behind Scott Simpson at the GTE
Byron Nelson Classic. 1990: T2 with Ed Dougherty after losing
to Jim Gallagher, Jr. on first playoff hole at the Greater
Milwaukee Open...Also lost to Jodie Mudd in season-ending
Nabisco Championships when Mudd birdied first extra
hole. Amateur: Won 1986 U.S. Public Links and 1987 U.S.
Amateur titles. Also won Fred Haskins Award as nation's
top collegiate player.
PERSONAL:
Volunteered as standard bearer at Phoenix Open while in
high school, usually working with the group of his idol,
Jerry Pate…Inducted into Arizona State Sports Hall of
Fame in November 1998…First golf-course design, The
Golf Club of Virginia, in Roanoke, opened in 2002. In 2006,
Bison Ranch Golf Club opened in Arizona.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.42 (50)
Driving Distance ..........................................286.2 (117)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................69.29% (18)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................67.00% (17)
Putting Average............................................1.806 (137)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–3 times, most recent Frys.com
Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children/2
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2 times, most recent 2001
Buick Open/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $604,800–2005 Bank
of America Colonial/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 1996 Canon
Greater Hartford Open/25
Brandt Snedeker during
his first-round 61 on the
Torrey Pines North
Course in 2007
Billy MAYFAIR
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SECTION 2 PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

MCCARRON, Scott
SECTION PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES
2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3):
1996 Freeport-McDermott Classic. 1997 BellSouth Classic.
2001 BellSouth Classic.
OTHER VICTORIES (4):
1998 Franklin Templeton Shark Shootout [with Bruce
Lietzke]. 2000 Franklin Templeton Shootout [with Brad
Faxon]. 2001 Franklin Templeton Shootout [with Brad
Faxon]. 2002 Fred Meyer Challenge [with Brian Henninger].
2007 SEASON:
Granted Major Medical Extension carryover for 2008. Did
not play on the PGA TOUR in 2007 as he continued comeback
from elbow surgery performed in August 2006.
Coupled with 2006 winnings of $175,727, has 13 events to
earn $485,171, equaling the No. 125 from 2006. If he is successful,
he will play out of the Major Medical Extension
category for the remainder of the 2008 season.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Limited to 15 events due to season-ending right
elbow surgery on August 16 to repair a torn extensor carpi
radialis brevis (muscle that runs from the wrist to the
elbow)...Best finish was T15 at the Zurich Classic of New
Orleans. 2005: In first start of season, earned T6 at the
Buick Invitational...Finished T2 at the FBR Open in Phoenix,
thanks to a pair of 65s on the weekend. Fifth runner-up
since his last victory at the 2001 BellSouth Classic...Held
the second-round lead (6-under 138) by a stroke over three
players at the BellSouth Classic. Final-round 76 left him T32
at the weather-shortened, 54-hole event...Finished T10 at
The INTERNATIONAL, nine points behind champion Retief
Goosen in the Modified Stableford scoring system. 2004:
Failed to extend streak of $1-million seasons to four as
money list position fell below No. 100 for the first time
since 1999…Part of a four-man playoff after closing with 1under
71 at the Reno-Tahoe Open, one of only 11 players to
post an under-par score on Sunday. Rookie Vaughn Taylor
claimed his first TOUR title when he rolled in an 11-foot
birdie putt on the first extra hole. 2003: After eight top-25s
in first 22 events, broke through in 23rd start, a T10 in
Scott McCarron
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: Scott Michael McCarron
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 170
BIRTHDATE: July 10, 1965
BIRTHPLACE: Sacramento, CA
RESIDENCE: Reno, NV
FAMILY: Wife, Jennifer; Courtney, C.J.
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-2
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1995 25 12 1 1 2 147,371
1996 27 17 1 2 5 404,329/49
1997 26 16 1 7 13 852,459/25
1998 28 14 3 7 414,247/69
1999 27 18 1 7 400,678/101
2000 30 19 2 4 495,975/97
2001 25 23 1 1 4 15 1,793,506/23
2002 28 23 2 5 10 1,896,714/29
2003 27 16 1 2 11 1,250,849/54
2004 27 17 1 2 7 790,720/105
2005 24 15 1 3 4 977,517/81
2006 15 7 1 175,727/196
Total 309 197 3 5 2 32 86 9,600,092
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1992 1 1 720/268
1995 3 1 1 1,950/204
Total 4 2 1 2,670
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 1
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
adopted hometown at the Reno-Tahoe Open...Lost in sudden-death
playoff to Stuart Appleby at the Las Vegas
Invitational. Came from three strokes back on final day to
force the playoff with a 6-under-66. The 328 (31-under-par)
total broke the tournament total of 329 by D.A. Weibring
(1991), Andrew Magee (1991) and Bob Estes (2001). 2002:
Made 23 cuts in 28 starts and earned a career-best
$1,896,714...Earned $1,073,624 of his season earnings during
the West Coast Swing...Opened with T5 at Mercedes
Championships. Finished second at the Nissan Open. The
next week was runner-up to fellow Sacramento, CA native
Kevin Sutherland in the World Golf Championships-
Accenture Match Play Championship. 2001: Collected his
third TOUR victory and his second in Atlanta...Opening
rounds of 68-67 produced a share of lead at BellSouth
Classic, with 36-hole final on Sunday. Took outright lead
with third-round 72, then closed with 73 for three-stroke victory
over Mike Weir. Victory came in face of high winds on
Sunday...Posted T3 at Fed Ex St. Jude Classic...Finished in
the top-30 for the first time since 1997 and secured a spot
in THE TOUR Championship, where he finished
18th...Teamed with Brad Faxon to win the Franklin
Templeton Shootout for the second consecutive season.
2000: Compiled season earnings of $495,975, good for 97th
on official money list...Two top-10 finishes came in final
stretch of season, effectively securing full playing privileges.
In final official money appearance of year, finished T5
at Invensys Classic of Las Vegas...Teamed with Brad Faxon
to win the Franklin Templeton Shootout at the new Great
White Course at Doral in November. 1999: Fell out of the top
100 in season earnings for first time in four years with
101st-place finish. Lone top-10 came at Air Canada
Championship where high finish was sparked by Northview
G&CC course-record 10-under-par 61 in the final round.
Began the day tied for 47th and, starting on the back nine,
played his first nine holes in 5-under-par 30. He then birdied
five consecutive holes on the front-nine for a 5-under-par
31. The 61 was two strokes better than his previous best.
1998: Made 14 of 28 cuts, including three top-10s on way
to 69th-place ranking on money list. 1997: Captured his second
PGA TOUR title, winning the BellSouth Classic. Opened
EDUCATION: UCLA (1988, History)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Flying, mountain biking, fly fishing,
guitar
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1992
Q SCHOOL: 1994
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70-69 at TPC Sugarloaf, then fired 66 for share of lead with
David Duval. Final-round 69 secured three-stroke victory
over Duval and Lee Janzen. Victory came after he pulled
hamstring racing Dicky Pride during second-round rain
delay. Injury forced him to keep swing shorter and he credited
Pride (at least in part) for the win...In pairing of long
putters, teamed with Bruce Lietzke to capture unofficial
money title Franklin Templeton Shark Shootout. 1996:
Became third consecutive first-time winner following Tim
Herron (Honda Classic) and Paul Goydos (Bay Hill
Invitational) with victory at Freeport-McDermott Classic.
After opening 68-67 at English Turn G&CC, took one-stroke
lead over Tommy Tolles with a third-round 69 and closed
with 71 on windy Sunday for a five-stroke victory. 1995:
Third-place finish at Las Vegas Invitational spared him a trip
to Qualifying Tournament.
PERSONAL:
After college, gave up golf for four years to work with his
father in the family clothing business. During that period,
athletic focus was on flag football, softball, tennis and racquetball.
Return to golf was sparked by 1991 visit to Raley's
Senior Gold Rush, the Champions Tour event at Rancho
Murieta, CA. After watching event, went home and built
long putter in garage. Nearly won U.S. Mid-Amateur with
homemade model later that year. Used more sophisticated
version to win his three TOUR titles...In August 1999, made
hole-in-one during first round of CVS Charity Classic immediately
following ace by Lee Janzen on 17th hole at Rhode
Island CC.
PLAYER STATISTICS
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Career Low Round/Round: 61–1999 Air Canada
Championship/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $594,000–2001
BellSouth Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Genuity
Championship/20
Year 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06
Masters T10 T30 T16 T18 CUT T23
U.S. Open T82 T10 T40 T30 CUT CUT
British Open CUT T18 T34
PGA T47 T10 CUT T70 T39 T14 CUT T59
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT T35 CUT T66 T44 CUT CUT T53 CUT CUT
TOUR Championship T12 18 T11
Accenture Match Play Championship 2 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T75
CA Championship CNL 6
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2007 Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for
Children.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for
Children; T3—Canadian Open presented by Franklin
Templeton Investments.
2007 SEASON:
After earning PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament medalist
honors in 2006, earned first PGA TOUR victory during the
PGA TOUR Fall Series at the Frys.com Open. Along with
Brandt Snedeker (Wyndham Championship), one of two
rookies to win on TOUR during the year…In 21st start of
rookie season, finished T3 at the Canadian Open with
rounds of 66-66 on the weekend...Hovering at No. 121 on
the TOUR money list, captured first career TOUR victory at
the Frys.com Open at age 32 years and 13 days, the fourth
consecutive first-time winner at the event. Opened with
rounds of 66-64-67 and held a five-stroke cushion entering
the final round. Responded with a 5-under-par 67 Sunday to
win by four strokes over runner-up D.J. Trahan. Jumped
from No. 122 to No. 59 on the TOUR money list, cracking $1
million in season earnings. Became the ninth player to win
the Qualifying Tournament at the end of one season and
capture a TOUR event the following year.
George McNeill
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: George William McNeill, Jr.
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 170
BIRTHDATE: October 2, 1975
BIRTHPLACE: Naples, FL
RESIDENCE: Ft. Myers, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2000 1
2002 1
2003 1
2006 1
2007 30 18 1 1 2 6 87,702/106 1,504,627/61
Total 34 18 1 1 2 6 1,504,627
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2000 1 1 1,920/250
2003 24 8 1 3 31,153/115
2004 1
2006 2 1 1,835/273
Total 28 10 1 3 34,908
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Medalist at TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Five-stroke
margin (23-under-par total) was largest since Scott Verplank
topped Blaine McCallister by six in 1997. Earned first card
in ninth trip to Qualifying Tournament, including second visit
to the finals (2002). One of eight players to successfully
negotiate all three stages...Spent much of the year as an
assistant professional at Forest CC in Fort Myers,
FL...Played in U.S. Open at Winged Foot, where he missed
the cut. 2004: Member of the Golden Bear Tour. 2003:
Nationwide Tour member, finishing 115th on the money list,
with one top-10 in 24 starts...Missed the cut at The Honda
Classic in only TOUR start. 2002: Lone TOUR start was a
missed cut at the U.S. Open at Bethpage Black. 2000: In first
career PGA TOUR start, missed the cut at the Kemper
Insurance Open. Amateur: All-ACC and All-America selection
at Florida State (1997-98) and turned professional in
1998.
PERSONAL:
About his time in 2006 as an assistant professional at
Forest CC in Ft. Myers, FL, McNeill said, “I was there four
days a week, open to close. I was there at 6 a.m. and I left
at 6 p.m. four days a week, so there was a lot of fun, but it's
something I definitely do not ever want to do again. That's
what drove me back, got my competitive juices flowing
FAMILY: Wife, Ryan Lynn
EDUCATION: Florida State University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, hunting, boating
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1998
Q SCHOOL: 2006
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 02 03 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open CUT CUT 63
again, and I had a little different mind-set when I came back
out”... Lists heroes as Cal Ripken, Jr., Mike Schmidt and Bo
Jackson...Was an all-conference baseball selection as a
high school sophomore...One of five siblings...Got his start
in golf at age 3 when grandfather gave him a set of
clubs...wife works for the Internal Revenue Service.
PLAYER STATISTICS
George MCNEILL
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.12 (130)
Driving Distance ..........................................297.3 (34)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................59.12% (146)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.40% (162)
Putting Average............................................1.771 (39)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent Frys.com
Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children/2
Career Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent 2007
Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $720,000–2007
Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Ginn sur
Mer Classic at Tesoro/108
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MEDIATE, Rocco
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (5):
1991 Doral-Ryder Open. 1993 KMart Greater Greensboro
Open. 1999 Phoenix Open. 2000 Buick Open. 2002 Greater
Greensboro Chrysler Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
1992 Perrier French Open.
OTHER VICTORIES (3):
1999 Callaway Pebble Beach Invitational. 2002 Franklin
Templeton Shootout [with Lee Janzen]. 2003 CVS Charity
Classic [with Jeff Sluman].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard;
T8—AT&T National; T9—Nissan Open.
2007 SEASON:
Had best season since 2003, with a runner-up finish, three
top-10s and more than $1 million in earnings...After earlyseason
duty as a walking commentator for GOLF CHANNEL,
posted T9 in third start of the season at the Nissan
Open...Led by three strokes through 36 holes of the Arnold
Palmer Invitational after opening 66-65. Rebounded from
third-round 76 with a 67 to finish solo second, his best finish
since he was runner-up at the 2003 Deutsche Bank
Championship – a span of 74 events. Collected $594,000 for
his efforts at Bay Hill. Playing the year on a Minor Medical
Extension, had 10 events to earn $514,999, equaling No.
Rocco Mediate (MEE-de-ate)
EXEMPT STATUS: 82nd on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Rocco Anthony Mediate
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 190
BIRTHDATE: December 17, 1962
BIRTHPLACE: Greensburg, PA
RESIDENCE: Naples, FL
FAMILY: Wife, Linda; three children
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1984A 1
1985 2
1986 27 10 1 4 20,670/174
1987 32 19 1 1 7 112,099/91
1988 32 25 1 9 129,829/92
1989 30 23 8 132,501/108
1990 27 17 1 1 3 5 240,625/62
1991 25 19 1 7 14 597,438/15
1992 25 17 2 6 8 301,896/49
1993 24 22 1 1 6 10 680,623/16
1994 6 4 1 2 45,940/193
1995 18 8 2 2 105,618
1996 21 15 1 4 10 475,255/40
1997 24 18 2 7 240,521/101
1998 24 20 2 9 389,996/78
1999 25 18 1 3 8 963,075/37
2000 24 18 1 1 3 7 1,320,278/34
2001 21 14 2 5 10 1,474,435/36
2002 23 17 1 2 4 11 2,040,676/22
2003 24 18 2 5 8 1,832,656/31
2004 19 8 2 257,692/176
2005 24 16 1 8 696,250/114
2006 18 8 1 145,899/206
2007 22 14 1 3 4 91,129/65 1,166,294/82
Total 518 348 5 9 6 60 154 13,370,264
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
125 on the 2006 money list. With his $750,650 in total earnings
in just six tournaments, Mediate was elevated to the
Major Medical Extension category for the rest of the season.
Led the field in Greens In Regulation (73.6 percent) for the
week...Held first round lead at Buick Open with a 64 before
finishing T62...Finished T8 at the AT&T National thanks to a
closing 4-under 66. He moved over the $1-million mark in
earnings for the season for the first time since 2003.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Limited to 18 events as he battled long-time back
injury. Was granted Minor Medical Extension for 2007...In
contention at the Masters Tournament, as he sat T4 through
54 holes. Back problem flared up in final round, when he
posted an 8-over-par 80 to finish T36. Not able to play for
one month. Resumed play at the Wachovia Championship.
2005: Playing on one-time exemption as top-50 all-time
money winner, rebounded from subpar 2004 season to finish
in the top 125. Rallied down the stretch, with 12 made
cuts in final 14 starts…Recorded lone top-10 of the season
at the U.S. Open (T6). It was his third top-10 in a major and
his second at the U.S. Open (fourth in 2001). Shared the
first-round lead at Pinehurst No. 2 after a 3-under 67.
Earned a spot into the 2006 Masters with his top-10 effort.
2004: Finished outside the 125 on the TOUR money list for
the fourth time in his 19-year career and for the first time
since he finished No. 155 in 1995...Did not post a top-10 for
the first time since 1989 as back problems persisted. 2003:
EDUCATION: Florida Southern University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Music, tennis, home theater
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1985
Q SCHOOL: Fall 1985, 1986
JOINED TOUR: 1986
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Finished 31st on money list and was bounced from the field
for season-ending TOUR Championship after missing cut in
final full-field event, the Chrysler Championship...Began
season with two top-fives in first three events...Switched to
conventional putter for season-opening Mercedes
Championships, and finished T2 with K.J. Choi. Tied
Jonathan Byrd for low final round, a 10-under 63...Best finish
was a second, four shots behind Adam Scott, at the
inaugural Deutsche Bank Championship. 2002: Earned more
than $2 million for the first time in his career and had best
finish on the money list (22) since finishing 16th in
1993...Picked up first victory since the 2000 Buick Open with
win at the Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic. Had twostroke
lead over Mark Calcavecchia through 54 holes. Finalround
71 gained a three-stroke win over Calcavecchia and
earned a career-high $684,000 paycheck...Finished third at
THE PLAYERS Championship…Sixth at the PGA was his
second top-10 in a major. First was a solo fourth at the 2001
U.S. Open. 2001: Shot 20-under 264 to finish second to
Mark Calcavecchia's record-setting 28-under 256 at Phoenix
Open. Finished 1-T2-2 at Phoenix Open over three-year
stretch (1999-2001)...Finished T2 at Marconi Pennsylvania
Classic. Grew up about 20 miles from the Laurel Valley
course. 2000: Earned his fourth career victory the way he
won his first TOUR title--with a birdie on the final hole at
the Buick Open. It was the first time he had led the Buick
Open all week. Birdied two of final three holes for onestroke
victory over 54-hole leader Chris Perry. Victory lifted
Year 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96
Masters T22 T37
U.S. Open CUT CUT T44 T25 W/D
British Open CUT T45 T39 T18
PGA T31 T69 T16 T40 T68 T36
THE PLAYERS T50 CUT T11 T11 T15 CUT T6 T55 T4
TOUR Championship T26 T23
Year 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T27 T52 T15 T36 T33 CUT T36
U.S. Open T34 T32 4 T37 CUT T6 CUT
British Open CUT T52 W/D T47
PGA CUT T49 W/D T66 6 T18 CUT W/D
THE PLAYERS CUT T57 CUT CUT T65 3 T45 T58 T44
TOUR Championship T13
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33 T17 T17 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T24 T77
CA Championship W/D CNL T15 T16
NATIONAL TEAMS: UBS Cup, 2003.
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him over $1-million mark in a single season for first time in
his career...Earlier in season, fell one stroke short of his
defense of 1999 Phoenix Open with rounds of 67-70-67-67
and finished T2...Following his victory, went to PGA
Championship with high hopes but chair he was sitting in
on clubhouse patio collapsed, he hit his head on a railing
and wrenched his shoulder, neck and wrist in the fall. He
withdrew after opening 77. 1999: Made clear comeback
from 1994 back surgery with victory at the Phoenix Open in
only his second start of the season. Held season-best 54hole
lead of six strokes. Final-round 71 earned him twostroke
victory over Justin Leonard. 1997: Made eight consecutive
cuts near end of the year to retain full exempt status.
1996: Returned to TOUR under special medical extension
and tied for sixth at Phoenix Open to earn $42,088 and
regain full playing privileges. Had three other top-10s,
including T4 at THE PLAYERS Championship, where he
became the first player to birdie the final six holes at the
TPC Sawgrass on his way to a final-round 66. 1994: Missed
most of season with ruptured disk, for which he underwent
surgery in July. 1993: Second win came in playoff at Kmart
HOT SHOTS
HIGHEST FINAL-ROUND SCORING AVERAGE (2007)
Rank Course Avg
1 Classic Club 74.76
2 Oakmont CC 74.75
3 Bay Hill Club & Lodge 74.51
4 Augusta National GC 74.33
5 Montreux G&CC 74.26
LOWEST FINAL-ROUND SCORING AVERAGE (2007)
Rank Course Avg
1 TPC Deere Run 69.01
2 Colonial CC 69.07
3 Cog Hill G&CC 69.14
4 TPC Four Seasons Resort 69.16
5 TPC River Highlands 69.25
Rocco Mediate (Continued)
GGO, where he birdied fourth playoff hole to defeat Steve
Elkington. 1991: Earned first title in sixth season at Doral-
Ryder Open. Sank 10-foot birdie putts on 71st and 72nd
holes, forcing playoff with Curtis Strange. In Monday playoff,
birdied first extra hole from 5 feet. Victory was one of
six top-10s in his first seven starts of the year. 1990: Finalround
66 jumped him into a T2 at the Canon Greater
Hartford Open, two strokes back of Wayne Levi. 1987: T2,
one stroke behind John Inman, at the Provident Classic.
PERSONAL:
Gained interest in golf in high school after years of playing
baseball...With help from Champions Tour member Jim
Ferree during college, began to construct his swing...At
Florida Southern, coach Charlie Matlock became large
influence on his game...Started using long putter to save
his back and became the first player to win on TOUR using
a long putter when he won the 1991 Doral-Ryder
Open...Finished 600th out of 5,619 players in his first
appearance at the 2005 World Series of Poker's Main
Event. Began playing in 2004.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.82 (92)
Driving Distance ..........................................277.8 (174)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................66.85% (33)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.54% (111)
Putting Average............................................1.751 (11)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Buick Open/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2001 MasterCard
Colonial/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $684,000–2002
Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Compaq
Classic of New Orleans/12
Winner Charley
Hoffman in final round
of 2007 Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic at
Classic Club
Rocco MEDIATE
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MICHEEL, Shaun
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2003 PGA Championship.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
1999 Greensboro Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
1998 Singapore Open [Asia].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T5—Viking Classic; T6—Reno-Tahoe Open; T9—World
Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Made nearly $1 million and recorded three top-10 finishes, his
most since 2003...Finished T9 at the World Golf Championships-
Accenture Match Play Championship. Defeated Adam Scott
and Rod Pampling before falling to Paul Casey, 2-down, in the
third round...Best finish since a runner-up at the 2006 PGA
Championship came in August at the Reno-Tahoe Open. Firstround
68 led to a T6 finish with Brendon de Jonge and Steve
Elkington...Bettered that finish with a T5 at the Viking Classic in
September, good for his third top-10 of the year.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Played well down the stretch with two top-10s in final
seven starts to finish in the top 50 on the money list. Ended
the campaign with a streak of nine consecutive made
cuts…Former PGA Championship winner finished second at
the PGA at Medinah, his highest finish on TOUR since the
2003 victory. Finished five strokes behind winner Tiger
Woods...Runner-up to Paul Casey in the HSBC World Match
Play Championship at the Wentworth Club. Beat Tiger
Woods (4 and 3), Luke Donald (4 and 2) and Robert Karlsson
(2 up) to reach the final. Victory over Woods ended Woods'
five-tournament win streak. 2005: Made 12 cuts in 29
starts...Finished the season on a positive note with a T5 at
the Southern Farm Bureau Classic, posting four rounds in the
Shaun Micheel (MICK-heel)
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 2003 PGA Championship
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: Shaun Micheel
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: January 5, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Orlando, FL
RESIDENCE: Memphis, TN, plays out of Ridgeway CC,
TPC Southwind, Colonial CC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1989 1
1990A 1
1991A 1
1994 19 4 12,252/247
1997 21 5 14,519/250
1998 2 2 8,918/286
1999 1
2000 31 15 3 4 467,431/104
2001 34 18 3 351,095/136
2002 30 21 1 2 8 641,450/105
2003 28 21 1 4 7 1,827,000/32
2004 27 20 1 8 949,919/82
2005 29 12 2 3 487,402/146
2006 29 19 1 2 8 1,632,842/46
2007 29 17 3 7 88,450/99 948,195/108
Total 283 154 1 1 1 17 48 7,341,021
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1994 3
1996 27 15 1 5 22,007/82
1997 5 3 1 2 18,140/92
1999 25 19 1 1 2 6 13 173,411/9
Total 60 37 1 1 2 8 20 213,558
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 6 4 1 2 286,720
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
60s. 2004: Cracked the top 100 on the money list for just the
second time in eight seasons on TOUR, with 20 made cuts in
27 events...In seventh start of season, earned first top-10
since capturing the 2003 PGA Championship with a T9 at
THE PLAYERS Championship...Made the cut in all four
majors, finishing T24 in defense of PGA Championship.
Posted a second-round 68 to make the cut after opening with
a 77. 2003: Became fifth consecutive first-time major winner
with his victory at the PGA Championship and finished 32nd
on the money list, the highest in his six years on
TOUR...Earned top-10s in back-to-back starts for the first
time in his TOUR career with a T10 at the Nissan Open and
a T8 at the Ford Championship at Doral...Earned first career
TOUR victory in 164th start (third career major start) at the
PGA at Oak Hill CC in Rochester, NY. First player since John
Daly (1991) to capture first TOUR event at PGA. Jumped from
169th to 46th in the Official World Golf Ranking with the
win. Held the lead outright after 36 holes and shared the
lead with Chad Campbell through 54 holes. Playing 72nd
hole with a one-shot lead, rifled 7-iron from 175 yards to
within inches of the hole for a memorable birdie and a twostroke
victory over Campbell. Finished week 4-under par
with rounds of 69-68-69-70--276 and a $1,080,000
payday...Thanks to final-round 65, finished 10th at the
Greater Hartford Open, six shots behind Peter
Jacobsen...Four top-10s were a career-best. 2002: Two top-
10s nearly matched the three he had in his first 111 events
on TOUR and one of those, a T3 at the B.C. Open, was the
best previous finish of his career. Held a share of the lead
through the first 54 holes, but carded a 2-over-par 74 on
Sunday, with bogeys on two final holes, to finish T3 behind
winner Spike McRoy. Finish was first top-10 since T5 at the
2000 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas. 2001: T13 at Qualifying
School to retain TOUR card following season. 2000: Enjoyed
his best season on TOUR to date thanks to a then-careerhigh
three top-10s and four top-25s...After earning only
$35,689 as a professional in 43 TOUR events prior to 2000,
FAMILY: Wife, Stephanie; Dade Palmer (11/20/03),
Marin Belle (2/9/07)
EDUCATION: Indiana University (1991)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Flying, hunting, skiing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1992
Q SCHOOL: 1993, 1996, 2001
JOINED TOUR: 1994
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1999)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
nearly cracked the top 100 in earnings with $467,431 (No.
104) in 31 events. 1999: Earned his first Nationwide Tour title
at the Greensboro Open, edging Garrett Willis by one stroke.
Was three strokes back of Willis with three holes to play in
the final round but played the last three holes in 1-under par
while Willis played them in 3-over. 1996: T9 at Qualifying
Tournament to regain his TOUR card. 1993: Earned first
TOUR card with T37 at the Qualifying Tournament.
PERSONAL:
Friendly with the rock band KISS and was a backstage guest
of the band in Columbus, OH, the week following the 2003
PGA victory...Was honored with the 1994 Sons of Confederate
Veterans Award for Bravery after saving two people from a
sinking car while at a golf tournament in New Bern, NC...Wife,
Stephanie, graduated from LSU and is an attorney...Father
was one of the original pilots for FedEx in 1973...Shot 58 in the
1998 Omega PGA Championship pro-am in Hong Kong.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.94 (109)
Driving Distance ..........................................283.7 (140)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................67.05% (31)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.56% (74)
Putting Average............................................1.808 (145)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 67–2 times, most recent EDS
Byron Nelson Championship/3
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2000 Invensys Classic at
Las Vegas/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,080,000–2003 PGA
Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/34
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T22 CUT CUT CUT
U.S. Open CUT T40 T28 CUT CUT CUT
British Open T47 CUT CUT T35
PGA 1 T24 CUT 2 T32
THE PLAYERS CUT T54 9 T71 CUT CUT
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T9
Bridgestone Invitational T23 T50
CA Championship T44
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (32):
1991 Northern Telecom Open. 1993 Buick Invitational of
California, The International. 1994 Mercedes
Championships. 1995 Northern Telecom Open. 1996 Nortel
Open, Phoenix Open, GTE Byron Nelson Golf Classic, NEC
World Series of Golf. 1997 Bay Hill Invitational, Sprint
International. 1998 Mercedes Championships, AT&T Pebble
Beach National Pro-Am. 2000 Buick Invitational, BellSouth
Classic, MasterCard Colonial, THE TOUR Championship.
2001 Buick Invitational, Canon Greater Hartford Open. 2002
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Canon Greater Hartford Open.
2004 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Masters Tournament. 2005
FBR Open, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, BellSouth
Classic, PGA Championship. 2006 BellSouth Classic,
Masters Tournament. 2007 AT&T Pebble Beach National
Pro-Am, THE PLAYERS Championship, Deutsche Bank
Championship.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
1993 Perrier Open [Eur]. 2007 HSBC Champions [Eur].
OTHER VICTORIES (3):
2001 Tylenol Par-3 Shootout at Treetops Resort. 2004 Telus
Skins Game, PGA Grand Slam of Golf.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, THE PLAYERS
Championship, Deutsche Bank Championship; 2—Nissan
Open; T3—EDS Byron Nelson Championship, Wachovia
Championship; T7—The Barclays.
2007 SEASON:
Finished third in the the FedExCup standings behind Tiger
Woods and Steve Stricker. Captured his first PLAYERS
Championship title. Earned a spot on the victorious United
States Presidents Cup team...Earned 30th career PGA TOUR
victory at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Shared
Phil Mickelson
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 2005 PGA Championship
(through 2010)
FULL NAME: Philip Alfred Mickelson
HEIGHT: 6-3
WEIGHT: 200
BIRTHDATE: June 16, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: San Diego, CA
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 7-2
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1988A 2
1989A 1
1990A 2 2 1
1991A 7 6 1 1 1
1992A 6 1
1992 11 7 1 2 4 171,714/90
1993 24 14 2 4 7 628,735/22
1994 18 17 1 3 10 11 748,316/15
1995 24 15 1 4 9 655,777
1996 21 19 4 1 1 8 10 1,697,799/2
1997 21 19 2 1 5 15 1,225,390/11
1998 24 19 2 2 1 9 11 1,837,246/6
1999 23 20 2 6 14 1,722,681/14
2000 23 21 4 3 12 18 4,746,457/2
2001 23 20 2 4 4 13 13 4,403,883/2
2002 26 23 2 1 5 12 18 4,311,971/2
2003 23 20 1 7 10 1,623,137/38
2004 22 19 2 2 3 13 16 5,784,823/3
2005 21 20 4 1 9 11 5,699,605/3
2006 19 18 2 1 8 14 4,256,505/6
2007 22 16 3 1 2 7 11 109,358/3 5,819,988/2
Total 363 296 32 20 20 130 194 45,334,026
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 8 6 1 1 4 985,647
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
the lead after each of the first three rounds after opening
65-67-70 and closed with a 6-under 66 at Pebble Beach to
win by five over Kevin Sutherland. Total of 20-under-par 268
tied Mark O'Meara (1997) for 72-hole low. Third career
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am victory was the 10th
TOUR win in his home state of California...Lost on the third
hole of a sudden-death playoff (bogey on the par-3 14th) at
the Nissan Open to Charles Howell III. Birdied the 71st hole
to take a one-stroke lead, but bogeyed the 72nd hole to fall
into a playoff with Howell. Shared the 36-hole lead with
Padraig Harrington and held a one-stroke lead through 54
holes...Shot a final-round 65 at the EDS Byron Nelson
Championship to finish T3…One week later, recorded his
second straight T3 finish at the Wachovia Championship.
Joined winner Tiger Woods and Stewart Cink as the only
players to post all four rounds under par...Overcame onestroke
deficit to 54-hole leader Sean O'Hair to win THE
PLAYERS Championship in 14th career start at TPC
Sawgrass. Posted rounds of 67-72-69-69--277 to finish two
strokes ahead of Sergio Garcia. Victory was 31st of career.
Earned 4,950 FedExCup points and a career-best
$1,620,000...Forced to withdraw after 11 holes of his first
round at the Memorial Tournament due to a left wrist injury
sustained while practicing out of rough at Oakmont CC, site
of the U.S. Open. Second career withdrawal, the first coming
at the 2004 Las Vegas Invitational where he withdrew
prior to the third round due to food poisoning. Also forced to
withdraw the following week before playing in the Stanford
St. Jude Championship...Missed back-to-back cuts (U.S.
Open-AT&T National) for the first time since 2002 (AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am and Buick Invitational)...Lost
to Frenchman Gregory Havret on the first hole of a playoff at
the Barclays Scottish Open on the European Tour…Finished
T7 at The Barclays, his best finish in six career starts at
Westchester Country Club, in the first event of the PGA
TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup...Earned his third victory of
RESIDENCE: Rancho Santa Fe, CA; plays out of
Grayhawk GC
FAMILY: Wife, Amy; Amanda Brynn (6/21/99), Sophia
Isabel (10/23/01), Evan Samuel (3/23/03)
EDUCATION: Arizona State University (Psychology, 1992)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports, especially football; flying
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1992
JOINED TOUR: June 1992
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
the season at the Deutsche Bank Championship in a showdown
with Tiger Woods. Held off Woods down the stretch
at TPC Boston on Labor Day Monday with a 5-under 66 to
win by two strokes over Woods, Arron Oberholser and Brett
Wetterich. Finished at 16-under 268, moving atop the standings
in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup and to second
in the Official World Golf Ranking. It was his 17th different
tournament win on TOUR and the 32nd of his career.
Witnessed a no-hitter by Boston Red Sox rookie Clay
Buchholz at Fenway Park after Saturday's second
round...Bypassed the BMW Championship to fall to No. 3 in
FedExCup standings...Needed a victory at THE TOUR
Championship to have an opportunity to capture the
FedExCup and finished 20th. Closed the PGA TOUR Playoffs
for the FedExCup third behind Tiger Woods and Steve
Stricker, earning a $2-million bonus...Earned a spot on his
seventh consecutive Presidents Cup and compiled a record
of 2-1-2, bringing his career record to 11-13-9. He and Vijay
Singh are the only players who have played in every
Presidents Cup since the event's inception in 1994...Birdied
the second playoff hole in November to beat Englishmen
Ross Fisher and Lee Westwood in the European Tour’s HSBC
Champions in Shanghai, China.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Captured second Masters and recorded a 13-shot
blowout of the field one week prior at the BellSouth Classic.
Recorded multiple wins in a season for the 10th time in 14
seasons on TOUR. Finished among the top-10 money-winners
(sixth) for the sixth time in last seven seasons…Broke
virtually every tournament record en route to wire-to-wire
repeat victory at the BellSouth Classic. Posted a 260 total
(63-65-67-65) to defeat runners-up Zach Johnson and Jose
Maria Olazabal by 13 strokes, the largest margin of victory
since Tiger Woods won the 2000 U.S. Open by 15. 28-under
total matched John Huston (1998 United Airlines Hawaiian
Year 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02
Masters T46 T34 T7 3 CUT T12 T6 T7 3 3
U.S. Open T29 T55 CUT T47 T4 T94 T43 T10 2 T16 T7 2
British Open T73 CUT T40 T40 T24 79 CUT T11 T30 T66
PGA T6 3 CUT T8 T29 T34 T57 T9 2 T34
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT T14 T33 CUT T8 T32 CUT T33 T28
TOUR Championship 28 T17 24 12 T22 17 T21 1 T5
Accenture Match Play Championship T9 T33 T33
Bridgestone Invitational 2 T4 T8 T9
CA Championship T40 CNL T23
Year 03 04 05 06 07
Masters 3 1 10 1 T24
U.S. Open T55 2 T33 T2 CUT
British Open T59 3 T60 T22 CUT
PGA T23 T6 1 T16 T32
THE PLAYERS T3 T40 T14 1
TOUR Championship T19 20
Accenture Match Play Championship T9 T5 T9 T9 T17
Bridgestone Invitational T23 T43 T51 T54 T46
CA Championship T38 T29 T23
NATIONAL TEAMS: Walker Cup (2), 1989, 1991; World Amateur Team Championship, 1990;
The Presidents Cup (7), 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2007; Ryder Cup (6), 1995, 1997,
1999, 2002, 2004, 2006; Dunhill Cup, 1996.
Phil MICKELSON
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Open) for 72-hole PGA TOUR event held on a par-72 course.
Total of 31 birdies was one short of the TOUR record for a
72-hole event set by Mark Calcavecchia (2001 Phoenix) and
Paul Gow (2001 B.C. Open)...Captured third career major
championship at the Masters with rounds of 70-72-70-69--
281. Coupled with his win at the final major of 2005, the
PGA Championship, became the first player since Tiger
Woods (2002) to win back-to-back majors. Held the 54-hole
lead by one stroke over Fred Couples, and posted just one
bogey in the final round en route to a two-stroke win over
Tim Clark...Playing in his 14th U.S. Open as a professional,
was looking to join Tiger Woods (2000-01) and Ben Hogan
(1953) as the only players in modern era (since inception of
the Masters in 1934) to win three consecutive majors. Held
a share of the 54-hole lead with England's Kenneth Ferrie
at 2-over. In final round, held a two-stroke lead after No.
15, but fell into a three-way tie for second, behind winner
Geoff Ogilvy, with Jim Furyk and Colin Montgomerie, after
a bogey on No. 16 and a double bogey on the 18th. 2005:
Captured four TOUR events, including second major championship,
and proved to be a vital cog on the victorious
United States Presidents Cup squad...The 13th player in
tournament history to win the FBR Open in Phoenix twice,
and in doing so, won for the first time in almost a year
(2004 Masters). After opening with a 2-over 73, bounced
back with a career-low 11-under 60 to tie the course record
set by Grant Waite in 1996 and matched by Mark
Calcavecchia in 2001. Finished five strokes ahead of Scott
McCarron and Kevin Na...Won in back-to-back weeks for
the first time in his career with his first wire-to-wire victory
at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Held a
seven-stroke lead over Greg Owen through 54 holes prior to
defeating Mike Weir by four strokes. Was the first wire-towire
winner in the 68-year history of the tournament.
Opened the event with a 10-under 62 at Spyglass Hill Golf
Club, breaking the old course record by two strokes. Also
set 36-hole (15-under 129) and 54-hole (20-under 196)
records while becoming the ninth player to win the tournament
twice (1998). A final-round 1-over 73 left him at 19under
269, one shy of tying Mark O'Meara's tournament
record set in 1997...The week prior to Masters defense,
won the 54-hole, weather-shortened BellSouth Classic in a
playoff for the second time in his career. Won the 54-hole
2000 tournament in a one-hole playoff over Gary Nicklaus.
This time, combined a birdie putt on the 54th hole with a
missed 5-foot birdie putt by Jose Maria Olazabal to get into
a five-way playoff with Olazabal, Arjun Atwal, Rich Beem
and Brandt Jobe. Atwal and Jobe were eliminated on the
first hole while Olazabal left after three. Mickelson won
with a birdie on the fourth extra hole to Beem's par. Playoff
record improved to 7-1...Edged Thomas Bjorn and Steve
Elkington by a stroke to win the PGA Championship on
Monday morning and clinch his second major championship
title. Became the first left-hander to win the PGA
and the first lefty to win two majors. Moved past Ernie Els
to No. 3 in the world with the victory...Recorded a hole-inone
on No. 7 during Saturday’s third round of the 84 LUM-
BER Classic with a 7-iron from 200 yards. It was his fifth
career ace on the PGA TOUR...Paired with Chris DiMarco at
The Presidents Cup for four of five matches, posted a 3-0-2
Phil Mickelson (Continued)
record to aid U.S. effort. Halved Sunday singles match with
Angel Cabrera. 2004: Won in his first TOUR appearance of
the season for the fifth time in career, capturing the Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic. Posted a birdie on first playoff hole
to defeat Skip Kendall...At age 33 years, 9 months and 26
days, captured first major championship in 47th attempt
(43rd as a professional), winning the Masters. Held a share
of the 54-hole lead with Chris DiMarco. Posted a back-nine,
5-under-par 31, punctuated by an 18-foot birdie putt on the
72nd hole, to clinch the one-stroke win over Ernie Els. Only
the fourth player in Masters history to win the event on the
final putt of the tournament, joining Arnold Palmer (1960),
Sandy Lyle (1988) and Mark O'Meara (1998)...Finished second
for the third time in last six years at the U.S. Open. Led
Retief Goosen by one stroke with two holes to play. Lost
lead when he three-putted the par-3 17th hole for double
bogey and Goosen birdied the par-5 16th hole. Finished two
strokes behind Goosen...Won two ESPY Awards, for Best
Championship Performance and Best Male Golfer...Finished
top-10 in all four majors for the first time in career. Only he
and Ernie Els accomplished the feat during season. 2003:
Finished outside the top 30 for first time in 11-year career.
Still managed seven top-10s in 23 starts...For the third consecutive
year finished third at the Masters (also finished
third there in 1996). 2002: Won multiple TOUR events for
seventh time in 10 years... Became second player to top
$20-million mark for career... Captured Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic in first appearance of season and first TOUR start
since August 2001. Overcame four-shot deficit with a 64 on
the final day, including a final birdie, to finish tied with
David Berganio, Jr., at 30-under-par 330. Defeated
Berganio with a birdie on the first playoff hole...Shot a
final-round 64 at the Canon Greater Hartford Open, including
a birdie on the final hole, to beat Davis Love III and
Jonathan Kaye by one stroke. Became first player in 51
Hartford tournaments to win in consecutive years. 2001:
Posted two victories and finished second on the money list
($4,403,883)...Won the Buick Invitational in hometown of
San Diego in playoff with Frank Lickliter II and Davis Love
III. Beat Lickliter with a double bogey on the third extra
hole...Won for the second time on the season at Canon
Greater Hartford Open, keyed by a third-round 61...Shot
three straight 66s to start the PGA at Atlanta Athletic Club.
Came down to 18th hole one behind David Toms. Toms laid
up short of the hazard in front of the green. Mickelson's
long birdie putt from the back of the green was just short
and Toms got up and down for par and the victory. 2000:
Enjoyed fifth multiple-win season and second four-win season,
including ending Tiger Woods' consecutive victory
string at six with four-stroke win at Buick Invitational and
capturing THE TOUR Championship at Atlanta's East Lake
GC with a final-round 66. 1999: Despite failing to win, posted
another strong season and had memorable performance
in the U.S. Open at Pinehurst. With wife Amy's delivery of
their first child imminent, lost by one stroke to Payne
Stewart. Couple's first child, Amanda Bryan, was born day
after tournament finished. 1998: Was able to hold off Mark
O'Meara and Tiger Woods on Sunday with a final-round 68
to win Mercedes Championships... Also won the weatherpostponed
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. 1997:
Two-time winner, with victories at Bay Hill Invitational and
Sprint International. 1996: Won four times, including two of
his first three starts, successfully defending Nortel Open
title and defeating Justin Leonard in playoff to win Phoenix
Open. Became first player since Johnny Miller in 1975 to
win in Phoenix and Tucson in the same year...Won GTE
Byron Nelson Classic and NEC World Series of Golf, taking
the lead at both events after 36 holes. 1995: Won Northern
Telecom Open for the second time, following his 1991 victory
as an amateur. 1994: Won Mercedes Championships
at La Costa, defeating Fred Couples in a playoff...Made first
Presidents Cup team, finishing with 2-1-2 record. 1993:
Won first two titles as a professional, the Buick
Invitational, and The INTERNATIONAL. Amateur: Last
amateur to win a TOUR event with victory at 1991 Northern
Telecom Open, by one stroke over Tom Purtzer. Was the
first amateur since Scott Verplank in 1985 at the Western
Open to win PGA TOUR event...In 1990, became only lefthanded
player to win U.S. Amateur...One of only four
golfers to win NCAA Championship and U.S. Amateur in
same year. The others are Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods and
Ryan Moore...Along with Gary Hallberg, David Duval and
Bryce Molder, only four-time first-team golf All-Americans.
PERSONAL:
After Masters victory in April 2004, did media tour of New
York and Los Angeles that included appearances on "Late
Night with David Letterman" and “The Tonight Show with
Jay Leno”...Started hitting golf balls at 18 months...Is righthanded
in everything except golf. As his father demonstrated
right-handed, he followed along left-handed...An avid
pilot, following in the footsteps of his father, Phil Sr., who
was a Navy pilot...With wife Amy, has been involved with
the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, Homes for Our
Troops and Birdies for the Brave the last two seasons, helping
to raise money for these three organizations... Mother,
Mary, was honored as March of Dimes Mother of the Year
in November 1998...First golf-course design project,
Whisper Rock, near Scottsdale, AZ, opened in 2001... Web
site is philmickelson.com...Co-Chairman of the American
Junior Golf Association.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
coring Average ............................................69.42 (5)
Driving Distance ..........................................298.0 (29)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................56.73% (169)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.57% (73)
Putting Average............................................1.752 (13)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Deutsche Bank
Championship/2
Career Low Round/Round: 60–2005 FBR Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,620,000–2007 THE
PLAYERS Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Children's
Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart/2
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T49—2003 Phoenix Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3):
2002 Greater Richmond Open, Lake Erie Charity Classic at
Peek 'n Peak Resort, Nationwide Tour Championship.
2007 SEASON:
The 2002 Nationwide Tour Player of the Year did not play
any PGA TOUR events for the third straight season in 2007
due to continuing back problems that date back to 2003.
Coupled with $34,859 earned in 2003-07, has the opportunity
to play in 12 events to earn $452,636 and match the
$487,495 winnings of 2003's No. 125, Esteban Toledo. If he
does so, will play out of the Major Medical Extension category
for the remainder of the season.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Did not compete on PGA TOUR due to back issues.
2005: Did not play due to back problems. 2004: Limited to
only 14 events, playing on a Major Medical Extension.
2003: Played in just three TOUR events in rookie season due
Patrick Moore
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: Patrick Joseph Moore
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 160
BIRTHDATE: April 28, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: Austin, MN
RESIDENCE: Mesa, AZ; plays out of Minot, ND
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2002 1
2003 3 2 19,411/240
2004 14 2 15,448/248
Total 18 4 34,859
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1992 1 1 735/261
1999 1 1 945/227
2002 20 16 3 1 9 11 381,965/1
2003 3 2 3,879/253
2005 1
Total 26 20 3 1 9 11 387,524
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
to back injury. 2002: Became just the fifth player in
Nationwide Tour history to earn an immediate promotion to
the PGA TOUR, based on victories at the Richmond Open,
Lake Erie Charity Classic and the Nationwide Tour
Championship...Finished first on the 2002 final money list
with $381,965, overtaking Arron Oberholser in the year's
season-ending event and earned Nationwide Tour Player of
the Year honors...One of then-15 players in the history of the
Nationwide Tour to win as a Monday Qualifier when he
posted a tournament record-tying 20-under-par 268 at the
Richmond Open. Made a 15-foot eagle putt on the final hole
for victory...Used a birdie on the 17th hole at the Lake Erie
Charity Classic to post a score of 9-under 275 after beginning
the day two behind the three co-leaders and had to
wait as the final groups failed to catch him...Birdied four of
the last five holes in the third round of the TOUR
Championship to move to 10-under-par. Inclement weather
eventually shortened the tournament to 54 holes, giving
Moore the victory...Did not make the cut in his first PGA
TOUR event, Southern Farm Bureau Classic, after rounds of
68-76. 2001: Finished T130 at the PGA TOUR Qualifying
Tournament to earn conditional status on the Nationwide
FAMILY: Wife, Jessica; Maggie (8/12/04), Sean
(4/26/06)
EDUCATION: University of North Carolina
(1992, Industrial Relations)
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1993
JOINED TOUR: 2002
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2002)
Tour for 2002...Played the Canadian Tour where his best finishes
were T2s at the Barefoot Classic and the CanAm Days
Championship. Finished 16th on Order of Merit. 2000: Had
two runners-up finishes on the Canadian Tour. Amateur:
Three-time All-ACC selection at North Carolina...1991 All-
American...Selected honorable mention All-American in
1990 and 1992.
PERSONAL:
Got his start in golf by going to the practice range with his
father in North Dakota...Cites the 1995 U.S. Open as his
biggest thrill in golf.
PLAYER STATISTICS
Patrick MOORE
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Career Low Round/Round: 65–2003 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $9,720–2003 Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic/T61
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 Ryder
Cup/989
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
2—2007 the Memorial Tournament presented by Morgan
Stanley, T2—2005 Bell Canadian Open, 2006 Buick
Championship.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—the Memorial Tournament presented by Morgan
Stanley; T6—Fry's Electronics Open; T8—PODS
Championship.
2007 SEASON:
In second full season on TOUR, collected more than $1.5
million and three top-10 finishes...Finished T8 at the PODS
Championship, his first top-10 finish of the
season...Recorded the third runner-up finish of his TOUR
career at the Memorial Tournament. Birdied five of his final
six holes Sunday (66) to move into contention before falling
one shot shy of winner K.J. Choi. Was one stroke back after
an opening 6-under 66 ...Held the 36-hole lead at the inaugural
Fry's Electronics Open after rounds of 66-63--129.
Carded weekend rounds of 71-72 to fall to T6, his third top-
10 finish of the season.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Played in only 22 events due to an injury during the
early part of the season. Underwent surgery to repair a fractured
hook of hamate in his left hand on March 20. Injured
the hand in 2005 but tried to play through the pain. Missed
eight weeks and returned in late May...In 10th start of season,
recorded his first top-10 and matched his career-best
finish on TOUR with a T2 at the Buick Championship, thanks
to four rounds in the 60s. Finished three strokes behind J.J.
Henry...Finished T9 at the PGA Championship, his first
career top-10 in a major in his first major start as a professional.
Made four starts in majors as an amateur with a
best finish of T13 at the 2005 Masters. Finished with 67-69
after entering the weekend T42. 2005: Low amateur at the
Ryan Moore
EXEMPT STATUS: 59th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Ryan David Moore
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 170
BIRTHDATE: December 5, 1982
BIRTHPLACE: Tacoma, WA
RESIDENCE: Las Vegas, NV; plays out of Southern
Highlands GC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2002A 1
2003A 1 1
2004A 1 1 1
2005A 2 2 1
2005 12 8 1 1 4 686,250
2006 22 13 1 4 5 1,122,118/81
2007 28 17 1 3 8 92,464/52 1,554,901/59
Total 67 42 3 8 19 3,363,269
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Masters Tournament with his T13 finish...Made the cut at
the U.S. Open in his last start as an amateur and finished
57...Following week, turned professional at the Barclays
Classic, where he finished T51...Finished T2 at the Bell
Canadian Open, one stroke behind Mark Calcavecchia. Only
player in field to post four rounds at par or better on the par-
70 Shaugnessy Golf and Country Club in Vancouver, British
Columbia. His $440,000 payday pushed him into the Special
Temporary Member category with the ability to earn unlimited
sponsor exemptions for remainder of year...Pushed season
non-member earnings to $598,250 (equal to No. 120 on
PGA TOUR Money List) with T16 finish at the Michelin
Championship at Las Vegas. Two off the lead through 36
holes after opening 67-63 (career-best), but fell from contention
with a third-round 74...Closed with a 4-under 68 and
tied for 13th at the FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World
Resort, earning $88,000. That placed him the equivalent of
113th on the PGA TOUR money list, making him the first
player since Tiger Woods in 1996 to go from college to the
PGA TOUR in the same season without going to Q School.
The only other players to do that since 1980 were Gary
Hallberg, Phil Mickelson and Justin Leonard. Amateur:
Four-time All-America (two-time first team) at UNLV and
2005 collegiate player of the year. Three-time Ben Hogan
Award finalist and 2005 Hogan Award winner and Jack
Nicklaus collegiate player of the year. 2005 Golfstat Cup
low collegiate scoring average...Low amateur in the 2005
Masters, finishing T13 at 1-under par, thereby earning an
invitation to the 2006 Masters via a top-16 finish. His 287
total was the lowest for an amateur in the Masters since
Lindy Miller shot 286 in 1978...As reigning U.S. Amateur
champion, earned exemption into U.S. Open at Pinehurst
and British Open at St. Andrews. Played in U.S. Open (T57),
but opted to turn pro at Barclays Classic...In 2004, won the
U.S. Amateur, U.S. Public Links, NCAA Championship,
Western Amateur and Sahalee Players Championship.
FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: University of Nevada-Las Vegas (2005,
Communications and Public Relations)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Music, movies
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2005
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T45 T13
U.S. Open CUT T57 CUT
British Open T42
PGA T9 CUT
THE PLAYERS T68
Captured the U.S. Amateur 2-up over Luke List at Winged
Foot and won his second U.S. Amateur Public Links title 6
and 5 over Dayton Rose at Rush Creek GC in Minnesota...A
member of the 2004 U.S. World Amateur team, he was low
individual at the competition...Received a Sponsor
Exemption into the 2004 Chrysler Classic of Greensboro and
finished T24 at 7-under par. Was T12, four strokes out of the
lead, after 36 holes...Winner of the 2002 U.S. Amateur
Public Links Championship at the Orchards Golf Club north
of Detroit. Defeated Lee Williamson 10 and 9 in the 36-hole
final...Two-time American Junior Golf Association All-
America.
PERSONAL:
Learned the game from his father “as soon as I could
walk.”...Has two brothers, Jeremy and Jason, and one sister,
Alyssa.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.77 (87)
Driving Distance ..........................................289.9 (83)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................62.88% (100)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.38% (82)
Putting Average............................................1.780 (60)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Fry's Electronics Open/2
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2 times, most recent 2007
Fry's Electronics Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $648,000–2007 the
Memorial Tournament presented by Morgan Stanley/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 World Golf
Championships-Bridgestone Invitational/57
NATIONAL TEAMS: Walker Cup, 2004; World Amateur Team, 2004.
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2005 FBR Open, Chrysler Classic of Tucson.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2006 Mark Christopher Charity Classic Presented by County
of San Bernardino.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
2002 Volvo Masters of Asia.
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2002 Long Beach Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T4—Verizon Heritage; T7—Crowne Plaza Invitational at
Colonial; T9—Travelers Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Finished T4 at the Verizon Heritage, best finish since a playoff
loss to Geoff Ogilvy at the Chrysler Classic of Tucson in
2005...Carded a first-round 63 at the Crowne Plaza
Invitational at Colonial, the lowest round of his PGA TOUR
career. It also marked the first time he had been a
leader/co-leader after the first round of a TOUR event.
Finished T7...Third top-10 was a T9 at the Travelers
Championship, posting three rounds in the 60s.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: In third full season on TOUR, limited to 11 events due
to a lingering injury suffered in January when his right hand
was slammed in a car door. Was granted Major Medical
Extension for 2007. Withdrew from the Shell Houston Open
in April and did not play again on TOUR until the Frys.com
Open, where he finished T24...One week prior, in a rehab
assignment on the Nationwide Tour, captured the Mark
Christopher Charity Classic. 2005: Earned more than $1 million
and collected two runner-up finishes in second season,
Kevin Na (Nah)
EXEMPT STATUS: 122nd on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Kevin Sangwook Na
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 167
BIRTHDATE: September 15, 1983
BIRTHPLACE: Seoul, South Korea
RESIDENCE: Rancho Cucamonga, CA
FAMILY: Single
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2001 1
2003 2 1
2004 32 19 1 2 7 901,158/87
2005 32 14 2 2 7 1,095,204/67
2006 11 5 2 146,099/205
2007 27 16 3 5 88,476/98 856,669/122
Total 105 55 2 1 7 21 2,999,131
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2001 1
2006 1 1 1 1 1 90,000/65
Total 2 1 1 1 1 90,000
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
including a playoff loss in Tucson...In just his fourth start, finished
T2 at the FBR Open in Phoenix. Shared the secondround
lead with Phil Mickelson at 9-under 133. Trailed by four
after 54 holes and finished five strokes behind Mickelson.
Finish came one week after he, his parents and manager
were involved in a traffic accident that injured his
mother...Back in the state of Arizona two weeks later, lost on
the second hole of sudden-death at Chrysler Classic of Tucson
to Geoff Ogilvy. Tied with Ogilvy and Mark Calcavecchia, Na
was eliminated after Ogilvy birdied the par-5 18th hole, the
second extra hole. Highlight of playoff was holed 20-foot par
putt on the first extra hole to extend the playoff...In late
August, finished T18 at the Reno-Tahoe Open, collected
$39,120 to move over $1-million mark in prize money for the
season for the first time in his career. 2004: The youngest
member on the PGA TOUR...The TOUR rookie carded a finalday
69 at The Honda Classic to move up the leaderboard for
a T4 finish, his first top-10 on the PGA TOUR in his 11th career
start...Was among the leaders all week at the MCI Heritage,
but closing 73 dropped him out of the top 10 to T11...Made
one start on the Asian Tour at the Kolon Korean Open in
September, finished T26...Next top-10 did not come until
October, when rounds of 66-66 on the weekend helped him to
season-best T3 finish at the Southern Farm Bureau
Classic...Ended the year on a high note with a T13 finish at
the Chrysler Championship. His $93,750 payday in Tampa
secured him a spot inside the top 100 on the final season
money list. 2003: Earned first PGA TOUR card at age 20 by
finishing T21 at the 2003 Qualifying Tournament. Medalist by
eight strokes at La Purisima CC in Lompoc, CA during first
stage of tournament. Finished T3 in second stage at Oak
Valley GC in Beaumont, CA. Played his second season on the
Asian Tour and finished 46th on the Order of Merit. His win
on the Asian Tour in 2002 qualified him for the 2003 World
Golf Championships-NEC Invitational, where he finished T71,
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2001
Q SCHOOL: 2003
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 03 04 05 06
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT
Bridgestone Invitational T71
his only event in the money on the PGA TOUR in three career
starts. Also played in 11 events on the European Tour with
one top-10, a T6 at the Dubai Desert Classic. 2002: Played
professionally on the Asian Tour, where he finished fourth on
the Order of Merit. Became the third-youngest winner in
Asian Tour history at 19 years and three months when he won
the 2002 Volvo Masters of Asia by two strokes. Added five
other top-10s that season.
PERSONAL:
At age 8, Na's family moved from South Korea to the United
States. Took up the game a year later and by the time he left
the junior golf program had become the top junior player in
the U.S. Bypassed senior year of high school and college to
turn professional at age 17...Says Mom has “never” missed
him in competition.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.66 (77)
Driving Distance ..........................................287.9 (101)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................62.89% (99)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................62.21% (138)
Putting Average............................................1.771 (39)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Crowne Plaza Invitational at
Colonial/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2007 Crowne Plaza
Invitational at Colonial/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $457,600–2005 FBR
Open/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 The Honda
Classic/79
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NICKLAUS, Jack
SECTION PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES
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Jack Nicklaus
WORLD GOLF HALL OF FAME MEMBER (Inducted 1974)
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 1962 U.S. Open (Lifetime)
FULL NAME: Jack William Nicklaus
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: January 21, 1940
BIRTHPLACE: Columbus, OH
RESIDENCE: North Palm Beach, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 13-10
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1958A 2 2 1
1959A 7 5 1
1960A 3 3 1 1 2
1961A 6 6 3 4
1962 26 26 3 3 4 16 22 61,869/3
1963 22 21 5 2 2 17 21 100,040/2
1964 25 25 4 6 3 17 24 113,285/1
1965 23 23 5 4 1 17 17 140,752/1
1966 18 18 3 3 3 12 16 111,419/2
1967 21 19 5 2 3 13 14 188,998/1
1968 19 19 2 3 1 12 18 148,168/2
1969 23 21 3 1 10 15 131,990/3
1970 21 19 3 2 2 10 14 105,229/9
1971 18 18 5 3 3 15 15 241,873/1
1972 19 19 7 3 14 16 316,911/1
1973 18 18 7 1 1 16 17 305,463/1
1974 18 18 2 3 12 17 234,455/2
1975 16 16 5 1 3 14 16 298,149/1
1976 16 15 2 2 1 11 15 266,439/1
1977 18 16 3 2 1 14 16 284,509/2
1978 15 13 4 2 10 12 256,672/4
1979 12 12 1 3 6 59,434/71
1980 13 12 2 1 3 8 172,386/13
1981 16 15 3 8 13 178,213/16
1982 15 12 1 3 2 7 11 232,645/12
1983 15 14 3 1 8 11 256,158/10
1984 13 13 1 2 1 6 12 272,595/15
1985 15 14 2 1 4 8 165,456/43
1986 15 11 1 4 7 226,015/34
1987 11 9 1 5 64,686/127
1988 9 5 2 28,845/177
1989 10 9 2 4 96,595/129
1990 9 6 1 1 68,045/160
1991 8 7 1 4 123,797/122
1992 8 3 14,868/223
1993 10 4 1 1 51,532/182
1994 8 1 11,514/248
1995 11 4 1 1 68,180/
1996 6 3 37,779/208
1997 7 4 1 1 85,383/174
1998 5 3 1 1 128,157/172
1999 2 1 5,075/322
2000 8 2 17,244/229
2001 4
2002 1 1 8,910/241
2003 4
2004 2 1 11,130/251
2005 3
Total 594 506 73 58 34 286 389 5,734,322
CHAMPIONS TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-1
Year Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings Rank
1990 4 2 1 1 4 4 340,000 15
1991 5 3 4 5 343,734 17
1992 4 1 1 3 3 114,548 53
1993 6 1 3 5 206,028 42
1994 6 1 5 5 239,278 34
1995 7 1 2 1 7 7 538,800 22
1996 7 2 3 7 360,861 38
1997 6 1 3 6 239,932 58
1998 6 3 5 205,723 61
1999 3 1 19,673 110
2000 7 1 5 166,422 74
2001 7 2 4 266,127 61
2002 2 1,880 176
2003 9 2 6 221,593 62
2004 4 1 2 105,464 84
2005 1 2,145 195
Total 84 10 5 3 41 65 3,372,207
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
FAMILY: Wife, Barbara Bash; Jack II
(9/23/61), Steven (4/11/63), Nancy Jean (5/5/65),Gary
(1/15/69), Michael (7/24/73); 19 grandchildren
EDUCATION: Ohio State University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, hunting, tennis
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1961
JOINED TOUR: 1962
NATIONWIDE TOUR CAREER SUMMARY
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2003 1 1 2,113/293
2004 1
Total 2 1 2,113
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70
Masters CUT T13 T7 T15 1 T2 1 1 CUT T5 T23 8
U.S. Open T41 CUT 2 T4 1 CUT T23 T32 3 1 2 T25 T51
British Open T34 3 2 T12 1 2 T2 T6 1
PGA T3 1 T2 T2 T22 T3 CUT T11 T6
Year 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83
Masters T2 1 T3 T4 1 T3 2 7 4 T33 T2 T15 W/D
U.S. Open 2 1 T4 T10 T7 T11 T10 T6 T9 1 T6 2 T43
British Open T5 2 4 3 T3 T2 2 1 T2 T4 T23 T10 T29
PGA 1 T13 1 2 1 T4 3 CUT T65 1 T4 T16 2
THE PLAYERS 1 T18 1 T5 1 T33 T14 T29 CUT T19
Year 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96
Masters T18 T6 1 T7 T21 T18 6 T35 T42 T27 CUT T35 T41
U.S. Open T21 CUT T8 T46 CUT T43 T33 T46 CUT T72 T28 CUT T27
British Open T31 CUT T46 T72 T25 T30 T63 T44 CUT CUT CUT T79 T44
PGA T25 T32 T16 T24 CUT T27 CUT T23 CUT CUT CUT T67 CUT
THE PLAYERS T33 T17 CUT CUT CUT T29 CUT CUT
Year 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05
Masters T39 T6 T54 CUT CUT CUT CUT
U.S. Open T52 T43 CUT CUT
British Open T60 CUT CUT
PGA CUT CUT
CHAMPIONS TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02
Senior PGA T3 1 T10 T9 9 8 T22 T2 T6 T12 12 W/D
Constellation Energy Senior Players Champ 1 T22 T22 T6 2 T24 T8 6 W/D T34 W/D
U.S. Senior Open 2 1 T3 1 T7 2 16 T5 T13 T21 T4
JELD-WEN Tradition 1 1 2 T9 T4 1 1 T25 T25 T9 T29 69
Year 03 04
Senior PGA Championship CUT W/D
Constellation Energy Senior Players Champ T40
Senior British Open T14
U.S. Senior Open T25
JELD-WEN Tradition T10
NATIONAL TEAMS: Walker Cup (2), 1959, 1961; World Amateur Team Championship, 1960;
World Cup (6), 1963, 1964, 1966, 1967, 1971, 1973 (medalist three times); Ryder Cup (6), 1969,
1971, 1973, 1975, 1977, 1981; Ryder Cup Captain (2), 1983, 1987; The Presidents Cup Captain
(4), 1998, 2003, 2005, 2007.
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (73):
1962 U.S. Open, Seattle World's Fair Open Invitational,
Portland Open Invitational. 1963 Palm Springs Golf Classic,
Masters Tournament, Tournament of Champions, PGA
Championship, Sahara Invitational. 1964 Phoenix Open
Invitational, Tournament of Champions, Whitemarsh Open
Invitational, Portland Open Invitational. 1965 Masters
Tournament, Memphis Open Invitational, Thunderbird
Classic, Philadelphia Golf Classic, Portland Open
Invitational. 1966 Masters Tournament, British Open,
Sahara Invitational. 1967 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am,
U.S. Open, Western Open, Westchester Classic, Sahara
Invitational. 1968 Western Open, American Golf Classic.
1969 Andy Williams-San Diego Open Invitational, Sahara
Invitational, Kaiser International Open Invitational. 1970
Byron Nelson Golf Classic, British Open, National Four-Ball
Championship. 1971 PGA Championship, Tournament of
Champions, Byron Nelson Golf Classic, National Team
Championship, Walt Disney World Open Invitational. 1972
Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Doral-Eastern Open, Masters
Tournament, U.S. Open, Westchester Classic, U.S.
Professional Match Play Championship, Walt Disney World
Open Invitational. 1973 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am,
Greater New Orleans Open, Tournament of Champions,
Atlanta Classic, PGA Championship, Ohio Kings Island
Open, Walt Disney World Golf Classic. 1974 Hawaiian
Open, Tournament Players Championship. 1975 Doral-
Eastern Open, Sea Pines Heritage Classic, Masters
Tournament, PGA Championship, World Open Golf
Championship. 1976 Tournament Players Championship,
World Series of Golf. 1977 Jackie Gleason-Inverrary
Classic, MONY Tournament of Champions, Memorial
Tournament. 1978 Jackie Gleason-Inverrary Classic,
Tournament Players Championship, British Open, IVB-
Philadelphia Golf Classic. 1980 U.S. Open, PGA
Championship. 1982 Colonial National Invitation. 1984
Memorial Tournament. 1986 Masters Tournament.
CHAMPIONS TOUR VICTORIES (10):
1990 The Tradition at Desert Mountain, Mazda SENIOR
TOURNAMENT PLAYERS Championship. 1991 The
Tradition at Desert Mountain, PGA Seniors' Championship,
U.S. Senior Open. 1993 U.S. Senior Open. 1994 Mercedes
Championships. 1995 The Tradition. 1996 GTE Suncoast
Classic, The Tradition.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (11):
1963 Canada Cup [indiv]. 1964 Australian Open [Aus],
Canada Cup [indiv]. 1968 Australian Open [Aus.]. 1970
Piccadily World Match Play Championship [Eur]. 1971
Australian Open [Aus], Dunlop International [Aus], World
Cup [indiv]. 1975 Australian Open [Aus]. 1976 Australian
Open [Aus]. 1978 Australian Open [Aus].
OTHER VICTORIES (11):
1963 Canada Cup [with Arnold Palmer]. 1964 Canada Cup
[with Arnold Palmer]. 1966 PGA National Team
Championship [with Arnold Palmer], Canada Cup [with
Arnold Palmer]. 1967 World Cup [with Arnold Palmer]. 1971
World Cup [with Lee Trevino]. 1973 World Cup [with Johnny
Miller]. 1999 Champions Tour-Hyundai Team Matches [with
Tom Watson]. 2000 Champions Tour-Hyundai Team
Matches [with Tom Watson]. 2005 Wendy's Champions
Skins Game. 2007 Wendy's Champions Skins Game [with
Tom Watson].
2007 SEASON:
Did not play an official event on the PGA TOUR or
Champions Tour for the second consecutive year. Teamed
with Tom Watson to win the Wendy's Champions Skins
Game in February…As Captain, led the United States
Team to a victory in The Presidents Cup in Montreal. It was
his fourth time as U.S. Captain, with a 2-1-1 record.
Jack Nicklaus (Continued)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
“Golden Bear” considered by many the greatest player in
the history of the sport...Along with Gene Sarazen, Ben
Hogan, Gary Player and Tiger Woods, owns a career Grand
Slam...Winner of 18 professional major championships: six
Masters (1963, ‘65, ‘66, ‘72, ‘75, ‘86), five PGA
Championships (1963, ‘71, ‘73, ‘75, ‘80), four U.S. Opens
(1962, ‘67, ‘72, ‘80) and three British Opens (1966, '70,
'78)...Shares with Arnold Palmer the record for most consecutive
years with at least one TOUR victory: 17 (1962-
78)...105 consecutive cuts made (11/70-9/76) is third only
to Tiger Woods and Byron Nelson...Finished in top 10 in 243
of 357 TOUR events from 1962 to 1979 (68.1
percent)...From 1971-73, had 41 top-10s in 55 events (88.8
percent), including 19 victories and seven seconds...Also
has 19 runner-up finishes in majors...Led TOUR in earnings
eight times (1964, '65, '67, '71, '72, '73, '75, '76). 2006: Did
not play an official event on the PGA TOUR or Champions
Tour for the first time since 1957. Teamed with Tom Watson
for T2 in the Wendy's Champions Skins Game. 2005: Was
The Presidents Cup captain for a third time, leading the
U.S. to a win that ended with Chris DiMarco making a 10foot
putt to win the match on the 18th hole...Made his 45th
Masters appearance but did not make the cut...Three-time
British Open champion, playing in his last British Open at
St. Andrews, fired a second-round even-par 72, making a
15-foot birdie putt on 18. Finished at 3-over 147 and missed
the cut by two strokes. 2004: Made two starts, including
his Memorial Tournament and the Masters. Finished T63 at
the Memorial...For the second consecutive year played in
the BMW Charity Pro-Am on the Nationwide Tour near
Greenville, SC, with his four sons, and missed the cut by
one stroke despite shooting 69-71. 2003: Made four starts,
including the Masters...Played in the Ford Championship at
Doral, Bay Hill Invitational and as host of the Memorial
Tournament...Appeared in more Champions Tour events
than in any other previous season since joining the circuit
in 1990...Made his debut on the Nationwide Tour at the
BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs. Appearance at The
Cliffs with four sons marked the first time all five played
together in a professional event. He was the only Nicklaus
to make the cut...Captained the U.S. Presidents Cup team
for a second time in the matches that ended in a tie in
South Africa. 2002: Announced on April 3 that a bad back
would force him to miss the Masters, only the second time
the six-time champion didn't start since his debut in 1959.
Hip replacement surgery forced him to miss the 1999 tournament...Made
one start during the season as tournament
host of the Memorial Tournament. Made his first cut on
TOUR since the 2000 Memorial...Teamed with Tiger Woods
to win the Battle of Bighorn over Sergio Garcia and Lee
Trevino. 2000: Named “Golfer of the Century” by virtually
every national and international media outlet...Named
Sports Illustrated’s Male Athlete of the Century and No. 9
on ESPN’s list of 100 Greatest Athletes of the
Century...Played in all four majors for the last time, including
last U.S. Open and PGA starts...Received Distinguished
Service Award at PGA Championship. 1998: It was
announced at the PGA TOUR Awards Dinner that PGA
TOUR and Champions Tour Player of the Year Awards
would be named in his honor (Nationwide Tour honor also
holds that title now)...Streak of consecutive major championships
played (146) and consecutive majors for which he
was eligible (154) ended...At the Masters, was in contention.
Final-round 68 was instrumental in making him, at
58, the oldest to post Masters top-10...Served as
Presidents Cup captain. 1997: Broke Sam Snead's record
for most rounds played at Augusta National with 147.
1988: First TOUR player to reach $5 million (8/20/88). 1987:
Captain of Ryder Cup at Muirfield Village in Dublin, Ohio.
1986: Became oldest player to win Masters (46), shooting
a final-round 65, coming home in 30. Masters win was first
major victory since capturing U.S. Open and PGA
Championship in 1980. 1983: First TOUR player to reach $4
million. 1980: Captured U.S. Open and PGA...Named Sports
Illustrated Sportsman of the Decade for the 1970s. 1979:
British Open champion for the third time. 1978: Named
Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year. 1977: First PGA
TOUR player to reach $3 million (5/2/77). 1976: Named
PGA Player of the Year for the fifth time (1967-72-73-75-
76). 1975: Captured five TOUR events, including Masters
and PGA Championship. 1974: Tied previous year's career
high for wins with seven...Inaugural inductee into World
Golf Hall of Fame. 1973: First TOUR player to reach $2 million
(12/1/73)...PGA Championship winner, one of careerhigh
seven victories on the season in only 18 events. 1972:
Winner of Masters and U.S. Open, and runner-up at British
Open, one of 19 second-place major finishes. 1969: Playing
in his first Ryder Cup, showed great sportsmanship by conceding
a 2-footer to Tony Jacklin after making a 4-footer for
par on the last green, resulting in the first tie in Ryder Cup
history. 1966: Second consecutive Masters victory (and
third in four years) and first British Open win. 1965: 17 top-
10s in 20 events...Five victories included second Masters
win. 1964: Runner-up finishes at Masters, British Open and
PGA...Led TOUR in official earnings for the first time. 1963:
First Masters and PGA Championship victories...Posted 17
top-10s in 24 events, including five wins. 1962: As a rookie,
first professional victory came at U.S. Open at Oakmont,
where he defeated Arnold Palmer in 18-hole playoff.
Amateur: Won two U.S. Amateur titles, defeating Charles
Coe 1-up in 1959 and Dudley Wysong 8 and 6 in
1961...Finished runner-up to Arnold Palmer in 1960 U.S.
Open as an amateur, shooting 282...Won 1961 NCAA
Championship at Ohio State.
PERSONAL:
Founder and host of the Memorial Tournament...The
Nicklaus Companies’ global business includes golf-course
design, development and licensing...Alma mater, Ohio
State, opened the Jack Nicklaus Museum on campus in
May 2002...Named 1999 Father of Year by Minority Golf
Association...With wife Barbara, opened and dedicated the
Nicklaus Childrens Hospital in West Palm Beach, FL on
Nov. 1, 2004...Awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom,
the nation’s highest civil award, by President Bush in
November 2005. Arnold Palmer was honored in 2004 and
others honored with the award in 2005 included
Muhammad Ali and Andy Griffith...In 2006, was named
“Most Powerful Person in Golf” for the third consecutive
year by Golf Inc. magazine...An exhibit, “Jack Nicklaus:
Golf’s Golden Champion,” opened at the World Golf Hall of
Fame in November 2007.
PLAYER STATISTICS
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2 times, most recent 1973
Ohio Kings Island Open/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $144,000–1986
Masters Tournament/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1998 GTE Byron
Nelson Golf Classic/188
MISCELLANEOUS CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS:
Career Low Round: 64–2 times, most recent 1990 Mazda
SENIOR TOURNAMENT PLAYERS Championship/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $150,000–3 times,
most recent 1996 The Tradition/1
Jack NICKLAUS
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NORMAN, Greg
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (20):
1984 Kemper Open, Canadian Open. 1986 Panasonic Las
Vegas Invitational, Kemper Open, British Open. 1988 MCI
Heritage Golf Classic. 1989 The International, Greater
Milwaukee Open. 1990 Doral-Ryder Open, Memorial
Tournament. 1992 Canadian Open. 1993 Doral-Ryder Open,
British Open. 1994 THE PLAYERS Championship. 1995
Memorial Tournament, Canon Greater Hartford Open, NEC
World Series of Golf. 1996 Doral-Ryder Open. 1997 FedEx
St. Jude Classic, NEC World Series of Golf.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (69):
1976 Westlakes Classic [Aus]. 1977 Martini International
[Eur], Kuzuhz International [Jpn]. 1978 New South Wales
Open [Aus], Traralgon Classic [Aus], Caltex Festival of
Sydney Open [Aus], South Seas Classic [Fiji]. 1979 Traralgon
Classic [Aus], Martini International [Eur], Hong Kong Open.
1980 Australian Open [Aus], French Open [Eur],
Scandinavian Open [Eur], Suntory World Match Play
Championship [Eur], State Express Classic, Benson &
Hedges International. 1981 Australian Masters [Aus],
Martini International [Eur], Dunlop Masters [Eur]. 1982
Dunlop Masters [Eur], State Express Classic [Eur], Benson &
Hedges International [Eur]. 1983 Australian Masters [Aus],
Greg Norman
WORLD GOLF HALL OF FAME MEMBER (Inducted 2001)
EXEMPT STATUS: Top 50 on PGA TOUR Career
Money List
FULL NAME: Gregory John Norman
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 180
BIRTHDATE: February 10, 1955
BIRTHPLACE: Mt. Isa, Queensland, Australia
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 4-7
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1979 2 2 3,653/208
1981 9 8 3 5 54,272/77
1982 4 3 1 2 22,671/142
1983 9 9 1 2 4 71,411/74
1984 16 15 2 2 7 10 310,230/9
1985 16 13 2 6 9 165,458/42
1986 19 17 3 4 1 10 12 653,296/1
1987 18 18 2 2 9 13 535,450/7
1988 14 12 1 2 1 7 11 514,854/17
1989 17 16 2 1 1 8 14 835,096/4
1990 17 16 2 2 11 15 1,165,477/1
1991 17 15 1 6 7 320,196/53
1992 16 15 1 2 8 10 676,443/18
1993 15 14 2 4 2 12 13 1,359,653/3
1994 16 16 1 3 11 14 1,330,307/2
1995 16 15 3 2 1 9 14 1,654,959/1
1996 17 12 1 1 5 10 891,237/15
1997 15 13 2 2 1 7 10 1,345,856/7
1998 3 1 25,925/235
1999 12 9 1 2 6 570,879/69
2000 12 10 2 4 580,510/84
2001 11 7 1 1 256,310/155
2002 13 10 1 4 467,988
2003 7 4 2 119,799/197
2004 7 1 14,160/248
2005 2 1 17,522/249
2006 1
Total 321 272 20 31 10 128 190 13,963,611
CHAMPIONS TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings Rank
2005 2 1 2 2 224,858 63
Total 2 1 2 2 224,858
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 1 1 6,024
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 1 1 9,536
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Stefan Queensland Open [Aus], National Panasonic New
South Wales Open [Aus], Hong Kong Open, Cannes
Invitational [Eur], Suntory World Match Play Championship
[Eur], Kapalua. 1984 Victorian Open [Aus], Australian
Masters [Aus], Australian PGA [Aus]. 1985 Toshiba
Australian PGA Championship [Aus], National Panasonic
Australian Open [Aus], Dunhill Cup [Eur]. 1986 Stefan
Queensland Open [Aus], National Panasonic New South
Wales Open [Aus], West End Jubilee South Australian Open
[Aus], National Panasonic Western Australian Open [Aus],
European Open [Eur], Suntory World Matchplay
Championship [Eur], Dunhill Cup [Eur], PGA Grand Slam of
Golf. 1987 Australian Masters [Aus], National Panasonic
Australian Open [Aus]. 1988 Palm Meadows Cup [Aus], ESP
Open [Aus], PGA National Tournament Players
Championship [Aus], Panasonic New South Wales Open
[Aus], Lancia Italian Open [Eur]. 1989 Australian Masters
[Aus], PGA National Tournament Players Championship
[Aus], Chunichi Crowns [Jpn]. 1990 Australian Masters
[Aus]. 1993 Taiheyo Masters [Jpn], PGA Grand Slam of Golf.
1994 Johnnie Walker Asian Classic [Eur], PGA Grand Slam
of Golf. 1995 Australian Open [Aus], Fred Meyer Challenge
[with Brad Faxon]. 1996 Ford South Australian Open [Aus],
Australian Open [Aus], Fred Meyer Challenge [with Brad
RESIDENCE: Hobe Sound, FL
FAMILY: Morgan-Leigh (10/5/82), Gregory
(9/19/85)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, hunting, scuba diving
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1976
JOINED TOUR: 1983
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Faxon]. 1997 Telus Skins Game, Fred Meyer Challenge [with
Brad Faxon], Andersen Consulting World Championship.
1998 Greg Norman Holden International [Aus], Franklin
Templeton Shootout [with Steve Elkington]. 2001 Skins
Game.
2007 SEASON:
Did not make an official PGA TOUR start for the first time
since 1980. Also didn't play on the Champions Tour...
Finished 64th in the Dubai Desert Classic on the European
Tour in February...T2 at Merrill Lynch Shootout with partner
Bubba Watson.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Only official PGA TOUR start he made was at The
INTERNATIONAL, where he missed the cut. Played in the
Senior Spanish Open (T6). Did not make a start on the
Champions Tour or the European Tour in 2006...Missed
much of the early part of the year after undergoing surgery
in February on his right knee to repair damage to the meniscus...Did
not compete again until August's Telus Skins
Game in Canada...Teamed with Nick Faldo in the Merrill
Lynch Shootout and with son Gregory in the Father-Son
Challenge. 2005: Had back surgery (laminectomy) at the end
of March at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Did
Year 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89
Masters 4 T36 T30 T25 T47 T2 T2 T5 T3
U.S. Open T48 T33 T50 2 T15 T12 T51 W/D T33
British Open CUT T29 T10 CUT T31 T27 T19 T6 T16 1 T35 T2
PGA T4 T5 T42 T39 CUT 2 70 T9 T12
THE PLAYERS T63 CUT T49 T33 T4 T11 T4
TOUR Championship 3 30 T11
Year 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02
Masters CUT CUT T6 T31 T18 T3 2 CUT CUT 3 T11 CUT T36
U.S. Open T5 W/D CUT T6 2 T10 CUT CUT CUT T59
British Open T6 T9 18 1 T11 T15 T7 T36 6 T18
PGA T19 T32 T15 2 T4 T20 T17 T13 CUT CUT T29 T53
THE PLAYERS T16 T63 T35 T3 1 T37 CUT T53 CUT T53 CUT CUT
TOUR Championship T7 T7 T2 T13 T9 W/D T12
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T25 T31 35 T55
Year 03 04 05
British Open T18 CUT T60
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS W/D T81
CHAMPIONS TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 05
Senior British Open 3
U.S. Senior Open 4
NATIONAL TEAMS: Hennessy Cognac Cup, 1982; Nissan Cup (2), 1985, 1986; Dunhill Cup
(10), 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996; Kirin Cup, 1987; Four Tours,
1989; The Presidents Cup (4), 1994 (withdrew due to illness), 1996, 1998, 2000.
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not play golf until about 10 days before the British
Open...Made only two starts on the PGA TOUR (British
Open and The INTERNATIONAL) and spent the second half
of the season playing on the Champions Tour...Made the
cut at the British Open, where he finished T60 at St.
Andrews....The next week made his Champions Tour debut
at the Senior British Open at Royal Aberdeen in Scotland
and finished solo third, one stroke out of a playoff despite
an opening-round 76...In contention throughout the U.S
Senior Open and finished solo fourth near Dayton. Was one
of just two players (D.A. Weibring) to post four consecutive
sub-par rounds on the South course at NCR CC...Had his
knee scoped on October 13 at the Steadman Clinic in Vail,
Colorado. 2004: Played in seven TOUR events, making only
one cut—at THE PLAYERS Championship (T81). 2003:
Made only seven starts on TOUR and played on the weekend
four times...Opened one stroke back of the lead after
the first round of the British Open. Rounds of 79-74-68
dropped him into T18 for the tournament. Played in his 19th
consecutive British Open without missing a cut dating back
to 1981, the longest active streak. Did not participate four
years during the streak (1988, 1998, 2000 and 2001). 2002:
Played in 13 TOUR events on a reduced schedule, making
the cut 10 times and withdrawing once...Turned in first top-
10 since a T4 at the 2001 Bay Hill Invitational with a T4 at
The INTERNATIONAL...Best worldwide finish was a T6 in
the Heineken Classic in Australia. 2001: Played in 11 TOUR
events, with a best finish of T4 at the Bay Hill
Invitational...Inducted into World Golf Hall of
Fame...Captured $1 million at the 2001 Skins Game, shutting
out Tiger Woods, Colin Montgomerie and Jesper
Parnevik. 2000: Despite playing a reduced schedule due to
medical reasons, still managed 84th-place ranking on official
money list with $580,510...Earned first of two top-10s
at Buick Classic. Fourth-place finish was best since third at
1999 Masters and just third top-10 since 1997
season...Sidelined by arthroscopic hip surgery June 28.
Right hip had bothered him for a number of years. Pain
linked to left shoulder problems that required reconstructive
surgery in 1998. After missing cut at U.S. Open and
with intense pain and discomfort, opted for surgery.
Returned to action at INTERNATIONAL just five weeks later
to record second top-10 of year. Finished alone in fourth
with 38 points after returning to hitting balls just eight days
prior to event...Member of International Presidents Cup
team where he compiled 1-3 record in losing effort to
American squad...Received honorary life membership on
Greg Norman (Continued)
European Tour. 1999: Played reduced schedule as he continued
to recover from previous year's shoulder surgery.
Began year at Accenture Match Play Championship where
he lost in the second round and finished T17...Became first
player to surpass $12 million in TOUR career earnings
when he won $29,000 for T19 at Doral-Ryder
Open...Dueled eventual champion Jose Maria Olazabal
down the stretch before finishing third at the Masters...On
September 12, fell out of top 50 in Official World Golf
Ranking after 700 weeks, or since ranking began. 1998:
April shoulder surgery cut his season short. Surgery was
performed on April 22 by Dr. Richard Hawkins at the
Steadman Hawkins Sports Medicine Foundation in Vail,
CO. Procedure involved the shaving of bone spurs that
caused tendinitis in his rotator cuff and the use of a heat
probe to shrink the shoulder socket capsule. Followed a
seven-month rehabilitation period with a victory at the
Franklin Templeton Shark Shootout, playing with Steve
Elkington...Won the Greg Norman Holden International in
Australia in February. Victory was his first in six tries at his
own tournament. 1997: Began year with victory in finals of
Andersen Consulting World Championship of Golf...Season
highlighted by two victories. First win came at FedEx St.
Jude Classic, where he birdied final three holes for a 66 to
earn one-stroke victory over Dudley Hart. 20th TOUR victory
came at NEC World Series of Golf, where final-round 67
earned four-stroke victory over Phil Mickelson...Had two
second-place finishes and one third and finished among top
15 on money list for third year in a row. 1996: Became the
first to surpass $10 million in career earnings...At Masters,
shot record-tying 63 in opening round. Led by six entering
final round, but lost when he shot 78 and Nick Faldo shot
67, resulting in his eighth career major championship runner-up.
1995: Won his third Arnold Palmer Award (1986,
'90, '95)...Named TOUR Player of the Year...First player to
earn $1 million four times (1990, '93, '94, '95)...Did not miss
a cut for the fourth time in his career (1983, '87, '94 and
'95)...Won three titles—Memorial Tournament, Canon
Greater Hartford Open and NEC World Series of Golf—and
then-record $1,654,959. 1994: Earned his third Vardon
Trophy (1988, '89, '94). 1993: At Royal St. Georges, trailed
Corey Pavin and Nick Faldo by one stroke after 54 holes,
then closed with 64 to defeat Faldo. 1986: Won his first
British Open title at Turnberry. After an opening 74, shot
tournament-record-tying 63 to take two-stroke lead. Closed
with rounds of 74-69 to defeat Gordon Brand by two
strokes...Led all four majors entering the final round but
won just the British. 1984: Finished in the top 10 on the
money list for the first of nine times in his career. Defeated
Mark O'Meara by five strokes for his initial TOUR win at the
Kemper Open. Four weeks later, won again by two strokes
over Jack Nicklaus at the Canadian Open.
PERSONAL:
Serves as Chairman and CEO of Great White Shark
Enterprises, a multinational corporation with offices in
Jupiter, FL, and Sydney, Australia. The company's interests
are primarily focused around golf and the golf lifestyle.
Established in 1987, Greg Norman Golf Course Design is
recognized as one of the premier signature design groups.
Medalist Developments is an international developer of
premier residential golf course communities. Established in
1995, Greg Norman Turf Company licenses proprietary turfgrasses
for golf courses, athletic fields and home lawns.
Greg Norman Collection is a leading worldwide marketer
and distributor of men's sportswear, golf apparel and
accessories. Greg Norman Estates produces a line of highly
rated wines. Greg Norman’s Australian Grille in North
Myrtle Beach, SC, offers indoor and outdoor dining with
authentic Australian fare. The Greg Norman Production
Company, which is devoted to event management, operates
the PGA TOUR’s Mayakoba Golf Classic in Mexico and
Merrill Lynch Shootout...Began playing at age 16 caddieing
for his mother. Scratch two years later...Initial ambition was
to become a pilot in the Australian Air Force but opted for
golf and took just four tournaments to record first of more
than 80 titles worldwide...Named as the 2008 recipient of
the Old Tom Morris Award from the Golf Course
Superintendents of America.
PLAYER STATISTICS
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Career Low Round/Round: 62–4 times, most recent 1993
Doral-Ryder Open/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $450,000–1994 THE
PLAYERS Championship/1
Career Low Round: 67–2005 Senior British Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $121,887–2005 U.S.
Senior Open/4
Career High Official World Rank: After 1997 Wendy's
Three-Tour Challenge/1
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O’HAIR, Sean
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2005 John Deere Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T4—Fry's Electronics Open; T5—the Memorial
Tournament presented by Morgan Stanley, Ginn sur Mer
Classic at Tesoro; 7—Verizon Heritage; T9—Deutsche
Bank Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Had most consistent season with career highs in top-25s
(14) and top-10s (5) and nearly $2 million in
earnings...Recorded his first top-10 of the year, a T7, at the
Verizon Heritage. Second-round 66 matched his low round
of the season. T7 was his best finish on TOUR since a solo
third at the 2006 Canadian Open...Was the 54-hole leader
by two strokes over Phil Mickelson at THE PLAYERS
Championship after opening 72-69-66. Playing with
Mickelson in the last group on Sunday, saw victory hopes
evaporate with a quadruple-bogey on the par-3 17th hole
(two balls in the water hazard). Finished 11th after a finalround
76. About his 71st hole, O'Hair said: “I went dead
after the pin, and it was right on line with the pin, maybe a
yard right of the pin, and went in the water. You've got to
make something happen. I didn't bust it for four days to get
second place. So obviously I paid for it.”...First-round 65
gave him a share of the lead at the Memorial Tournament.
Finished T5...Closed with a 3-under 68 at TPC Boston to finish
T9 at the Deutsche Bank Championship, the second
event in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup...Finished
T4 at the inaugural Fry's Electronics Open after briefly vaulting
into the lead Sunday. Double bogey-bogey finish left him
five behind winner Mike Weir. T5 at Ginn sur Mer Classic.
Sean O’Hair
EXEMPT STATUS: 38th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Sean M. O'Hair
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 165
BIRTHDATE: July 11, 1982
BIRTHPLACE: Lubbock, TX
RESIDENCE: West Chester, PA
FAMILY: Wife, Jaclyn; Molly Kate (2005), Luke (2007)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2005 29 24 1 1 4 9 2,461,482/18
2006 30 20 1 2 7 1,411,387/62
2007 28 21 5 14 91,963/58 1,921,226/38
Total 87 65 1 1 1 11 30 5,794,095
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1999A 2 1
1999 1
2000 4
2001 7 1 1,201/308
2002 2 1 1,243/310
2004 2 1 3,400/260
2005 1 1 1 1 1 54,000/88
Total 19 5 1 1 1 59,844
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 4 2 41,108
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Followed his sensational rookie season with a strong
second year. Entered 30 events, made 20 cuts and finished
in the top-25 seven times...Played well in the major championships,
making the cut in three of the four. Finished T14
at the British Open and T12 at the PGA Championship, his
best finish in six career major championship
starts...Finished third at the Canadian Open, his best finish
since capturing the 2005 John Deere Classic, two behind
champion Jim Furyk. 2005: Stellar first season on TOUR,
which included his first victory and a runner-up finish...First
TOUR win came at John Deere Classic just one day shy of
his 23rd birthday in his 18th career TOUR start. Posted four
rounds in the 60s, including a final-round 6-under-par 65
that overcame a five-stroke J.L. Lewis lead. Finished the
tournament with one bogey over his last 60 holes. Earned a
career-high $720,000 and a spot in the British Open field the
following week, jumping to 16th on the TOUR money list.
Moved to World No. 53 from No. 93 and from No. 1155 at
the end of 2004. The Wednesday evening prior to the first
round after struggling with his swing. "I was so desperate,
I went to a Borders (bookstore) down the road from my hotel
to get a couple Jack Nicklaus books. Thursday morning I
woke up and was trying it in the hotel room. I tried it on the
range before I went and played on Thursday and just hit the
ball probably the best I've ever hit it."...Obtained a lastminute
passport for British Open trip to St. Andrews. After
arriving on Wednesday, finished T15, his first career start in
a major championship...In just his 12th start of his rookie
campaign finished solo second at the EDS Byron Nelson
Championship. Held the lead after 36 and 54 holes, but
could not catch Ted Purdy who closed with a 5-under 65.
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Football, basketball, racing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1999
Q SCHOOL: 2004
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
2004: Earned his initial TOUR card for 2005 after making it
through all three stages of the Qualifying Tournament,
including the final stage in his first attempt. Had been to Q-
School every year since 1999. 2004: Turned in then-best finish
in 18 career starts on the Nationwide Tour, a T28 at The
First Tee Arkansas Classic. 2001: Made just one cut in seven
starts in his only season as a member of the Nationwide
Tour...Spent time on the Cleveland Pro Tour and the
Gateway Tour...Turned professional after his junior year of
high school.
PLAYER STATISTICS
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 05 06 07
Masters CUT
U.S. Open T26 CUT
British Open T15 T14 T67
PGA T59 T12 T42
THE PLAYERS T58 11
TOUR Championship 12
Accenture Match Play Championship T17
Bridgestone Invitational T51
CA Championship T35 T54
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.30 (38)
Driving Distance ..........................................297.9 (31)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................65.31% (57)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................66.41% (25)
Putting Average............................................1.811 (154)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent the
Memorial Tournament presented by Morgan Stanley/1
Career Low Round/Round: 64–2005 THE TOUR
Championship presented by Coca-Cola/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $720,000–2005 John
Deere Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Mercedes
Championships/34
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2006 Booz Allen Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (5):
1997 Port Hedland Classic [Aus]. 1998 South West Open
[Aus], Port Hedland Classic [Aus]. 1999 Schweppes Coolum
Classic [Aus]. 2006 Australian PGA [Aus].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
3—Travelers Championship; T5—World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship; T6—
World Golf Championships-CA Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Had most successful year on the PGA TOUR, with more
than $1.3 million in earnings, a defeat of Tiger Woods and
a spot on the International Team for The Presidents
Cup...Finished T5 at the World Golf Championships-
Accenture Match Play Championship. Defeated Lucas
Glover, Rory Sabbatini and Tiger Woods (20 holes) before
falling to Henrik Stenson, 1-up. It marked the second time
in the event that he had knocked out Woods (2005, second
round), the only player to accomplish that feat…Finished
T6 at the World Golf Championships-CA Championship at
Doral Golf Resort & Spa, his first top-10 in four starts in the
event...Closed with rounds of 66-66 to finish third at the
Travelers Championship, second-best finish of PGA TOUR
career. A Captain's Pick by International Team Captain Gary
Player, went 1-4-0 at the competition in Montreal.
Nick O’Hern
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 International Presidents Cup
Team Member (through 2009)
FULL NAME: Nicholas Simon O'Hern
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 165
BIRTHDATE: October 18, 1971
BIRTHPLACE: Perth, Australia
RESIDENCE: Perth, Australia
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2000 1 1 15,707
2001 4 1 1 1
2003 1
2004 2 2 34,250
2005 13 10 3 5 550,502
2006 15 10 1 2 6 995,235/94
2007 22 14 1 3 7 91,575/62 1,342,391/68
Total 58 38 1 1 9 19 2,938,085
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1998 6 3 2 6,862/143
2002 2 2 1 1 20,540/137
2003 2 2 1 2 31,063/116
2004 2 2 1 1 33,894/114
Total 12 9 3 6 92,360
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 10 8 1 3 5 909,370
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 10 8 1 2 6 688,352
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Made 10 cuts in 15 starts and had two top-10 finishes...Finished
second to Kevin Stadler at the Johnny Walker
Classic in Perth, Australia...Made just his second start at the
U.S. Open, finished T6, his first top-10 in a major championship
(12 career starts in majors)...One week later, finished
T2 at the Booz Allen Classic, five strokes behind champion
Ben Curtis. Posted consecutive 7-under 64s (career best) at
TPC Avenel...Chipped in from a greenside bunker on the
fourth hole of a sudden-death playoff with Peter Lonard to
win the Australian PGA Championship in mid-December.
2005: Left-hander played TOUR as a Special Temporary
Member...Member of the European Tour since 1999, finished
21st in the Order of Merit with four top-10s. Best finish on
European Tour was runner-up at the Heineken Classic in
homeland of Australia...Playing in ninth career TOUR event,
defeated two-time defending champion Tiger Woods in second
round en route to T5 finish at Accenture Match Play
Championship. Beat Charles Howell III, Woods and Luke
Donald before falling to Ian Poulter 3 and 1 in the quarterfinals...Made
his first start at the Masters, finished T45…Next
week, finished T9 at the MCI Heritage, his first top-10 in a
stroke-place event on TOUR...Finished T6 in his first appearance
at the Memorial Tournament for his third top-10 in six
TOUR starts during the season. During the week joined the
TOUR as a Special Temporary Member for the remainder of
season...Compiled a 2-3-0 record for International Team in
first Presidents Cup appearance. 2004: Best season on
European Tour, with two seconds (French Open and Linde
German Masters) and a career-best 11 top-10s. Finished 12th
on the European Tour Order of Merit. 2003: Finished 37th in
the European Tour Order of Merit with T2 finishes at the ANZ
FAMILY: Wife, Alana; Riley (8/9/03), Halle (4/22/06)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Collecting wine, movies, dinner
with friends
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1994
JOINED TOUR: 2005
Championship and Telefonica Open de Madrid. 2002: 71st in
the European Tour Order of Merit with two top-10s. 2001: Six
top-10s led to 42nd finish on European Tour Order of Merit.
Reached the quarterfinals of the WGC-Accenture Match Play
Championship in Australia. 2000: Three top-10s on European
Tour. 1999: Came through European Tour Qualifying School on
first attempt in 1998. Rookie posted two top-10s in 18 starts.
PERSONAL:
Started golf at age 9, following his father, a 3-handicapper.
Father played baseball for Australia and son for Western
Australia. It was a tossup between turning professional at
baseball, tennis or golf. Lists pitcher Greg Maddux as his
favorite athlete.
PLAYER STATISTICS
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.63 (71)
Driving Distance ..........................................279.3 (167)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................62.68% (101)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................60.21% (177)
Putting Average............................................1.792 (96)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–the Memorial Tournament
presented by Morgan Stanley/1
Career Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent 2006
Booz Allen Classic/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $408,000–2007
Travelers Championship/3
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Shell
Houston Open/16
Year 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T45 T19 CUT
U.S. Open T49 T6 T23
British Open T41 CUT T15 CUT CUT
PGA CUT T31 CUT CUT T50
THE PLAYERS T24 CUT CUT
Accenture Match Play Championship T5 T5 T17 T5
Bridgestone Invitational T28 T31 T56
CA Championship T28 T56 T26 T6
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (2), 2005, 2007; World Cup (3), 2003, 2004, 2007.
Nick O’HERN
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OBERHOLSER, Arron
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2006 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2002 Samsung Canadian PGA Championship, Utah Classic.
OTHER VICTORIES (3):
1999 Ontario Open [Can], Eagle Creek Classic [Can]. 2004
Shinhan Korea Golf Championship.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—Deutsche Bank Championship; T4—PGA
Championship; T7—Wachovia Championship; T9—Shell
Houston Open; T10—The Honda Classic.
2007 SEASON:
Bothered by back and wrist injuries, but still managed to finish
34th on FedExCup standings...Unable to defend his title at
the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am because of a
bulging disc in his back. Withdrew from the season-opening
Mercedes-Benz Championship because of back pain. An MRI
in late January revealed the full extent of the problem and he
began therapy in the Phoenix area...Returned from the injury
at the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship, losing to David Toms in the first round…One
week later, finished T10 at The Honda Classic, aided by
rounds 69-69 on the weekend...Continued strong play with T9
at the Shell Houston Open, recording rounds of 69-68 on the
weekend...Finished T7 at the Wachovia Championship and in
turn became the event's all-time leading money winner
among non-winners. Held a share of the 36-hole lead with
eventual champion Tiger Woods and Vijay Singh...Recorded
his best career finish in a major championship with a T4 at
the PGA Championship. This also marked his second career
top-10 finish in a major championship...Best finish of the season
was a T2 at the Deutsche Bank Championship. Sat one
back through 54 holes and was the only player in the field to
post four rounds in the 60s. Made a large move in the PGA
TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup standings, improving from
67th to 29th...Because of hand and wrist injuries, was forced
to withdraw after nine holes during the first round of the next
week's BMW Championship, and wasn't able to play at THE
TOUR Championship if he had qualified. A fracture in his left
hand had been bothersome since mid-June...Returned to
action at the Fry's Electronics Open in his hometown of
Scottsdale and recorded a T18 finish in what would be his
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1999 1
2000 1
2001 1
2003 25 15 2 4 619,865/103
2004 23 17 1 3 5 1,355,433/52
2005 21 13 4 6 921,796/88
2006 23 20 1 4 13 2,467,772/23
2007 21 18 1 5 8 94,373/34 1,797,458/47
Total 116 83 1 2 18 36 7,162,324
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1996A 1
1998 1
2000 3 2 1 1 15,636/157
2001 3 2 1 10,720/167
2002 20 14 2 2 1 8 9 319,883/2
Total 28 18 2 2 1 9 11 346,239
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Arron Oberholser (Oh-BURR-hole-zur)
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: Arron Matthew Oberholser
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: February 2, 1975
BIRTHPLACE: San Luis Obispo, CA
RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ; plays out Kukuiula (Kauai, HI)
last event of the season...Underwent successful surgery on
October 31 to remove a loose fragment of the hamate bone in
his left hand and in turn, was forced to withdraw from the
OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Collected his first TOUR title and earned more than $2
million, giving him a spot in THE TOUR Championship for the
first time...Claimed first TOUR victory on his home turf at the
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, a course he has played
since he was a teenager, and a tournament he rarely missed.
Closed with an even-par 72 and cruised to a five-shot victory,
matching the largest margin in the 77-year history of the tournament...Made
his first start at the Masters Tournament, finished
T14...In the second round of the EDS Byron Nelson
Championship, set the Cottonwood Valley course record with
a 10-under-par 60. Aiming to become just the fourth player in
TOUR history to post a round of 59 in an official event, missed
15-foot birdie putt on No. 18. Finished T13. 2005: Picked up
his second top-10 in three starts at the Buick Invitational with
a T6 (T4 in 2003)...Followed a similar pattern at the AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am with a T6 after a T4 in
2004...Next top-10 did not come until early April, a T6 at the
weather-shortened, 54-hole BellSouth Classic. Posted a 31
on the back nine to get to 7-under 207, within a stroke of the
five-way playoff...Finished T9 in his first start in a U.S. Open
and only his second start in a major championship. He finished
T13 at the 2004 PGA Championship...Injured his right
elbow after the PGA Championship. Planned to return the
week of Las Vegas event but was experiencing lower-back
problems. Did not make another start after the PGA. 2004:
Shared the third-round lead with eventual winner Vijay Singh
at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am after opening
with three rounds in the 60s. Final-round 76 left him T4...Had
a one-stroke lead heading into the final round at the
Wachovia Championship. A closing 72 put him into a playoff.
Lost to Joey Sindelar on the second playoff hole...Finished T4
at the Booz Allen Classic in his first appearance at the TPC
Avenel. His $198,400 payday pushed him over the $1-million
mark in season earnings for the first time in his career...Made
his first start in a major championship at the PGA
Championship in Whistling Straits, WI, finishing
T13...Collected $1 million first prize for victory in the Shinhan
Korea Golf Championship in late November. 2003: Began
rookie campaign by making eight consecutive cuts including
FAMILY: Wife, Angie Rizzo
EDUCATION: San Jose State University
(1998, Broadcast Journalism)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, music, fitness
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1998
JOINED TOUR: 2003
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2002)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 04 05 06 07
Masters T14 58
U.S. Open T9 T16 CUT
British Open CUT T45
PGA T13 T28 CUT T4
THE PLAYERS T66 T27 T45 T64
TOUR Championship 17
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T10 T14
CA Championship 12 T45
his only two top-10s...In seventh career PGA TOUR start
(fourth as a TOUR member), posted first top-10 of career with
a T4 at the Buick Invitational. Held the first-round lead after
opening with a 7-under-par 65 on the North Course at Torrey
Pines. 2002: Finished second on the Nationwide Tour money
list with $319,883. Led the money list for seven of the final
eight weeks of the season until Patrick Moore's victory at the
Nationwide Tour Championship...Posted first of two victories
at the Samsung Canadian PGA Championship, finishing with
a 5-under-par 66 and a tournament record 16-under par 268.
Second victory came at the rain-shortened Utah Classic with
a final-round 5-under-par 67. 2001: Only played in three
Nationwide Tour events, his first season on the Tour, due to a
wrist injury. 2000: Finished second on the Canadian Tour
Order of Merit. 1999: Named Ericsson Canadian Tour
International Rookie of the Year after winning twice. Set
Canadian Tour record for largest margin of victory (11 strokes)
during his win at the Ontario Open.
PERSONAL:
Has helped as men's assistant golf coach at Santa Clara
University. The coach he assisted at Santa Clara, John
Kennaday, is now men's coach at San Jose State, Arron's
alma mater...Married former LPGA player Angie Rizzo in
October 2007.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................69.89 (14)
Driving Distance ..........................................284.8 (130)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................61.65% (108)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................62.07% (143)
Putting Average............................................1.782 (66)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Crowne Plaza Invitational at
Colonial/1
Career Low Round/Round: 60–2006 EDS Byron Nelson
Championship/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $972,000–2006 AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro–Am/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Deutsche
Bank Championship/22
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2007 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (4):
1998 Monterrey Open, Greensboro Open. 2003 Jacob's
Creek Open, The Reese's Cup Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee; T10—Frys.com
Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children.
2007 SEASON:
Earned first career PGA TOUR victory at the U.S. Bank
Championship in 230th career TOUR start at age 32 years,
11 months and 14 days. Was one of 12 first-time winners
during the year. Posted rounds of 67-63-69-67–266, overcoming
the one-stroke lead of 54-hole leader Tim Herron.
Key to final round was eagle-2 on the 16th hole, holing out
from 119 yards with a sand wedge. Earned 2,250 FedExCup
points and jumped from 120th to 66th on the FedExCup
points list with just four weeks remaining in the Regular
Season. Payday of $720,000 was largest of career. Ninth
first-time champion at the U.S. Bank Championship and
first since Shigeki Maruyama in 2001...Second top-10 of
the season was a T10 at the Frys.com Open benefiting
Shriners Hospitals for Children, where he had three eagles
during his second round at TPC Summerlin.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished in the top 100 on the money list for the third
consecutive season on the strength of three top-10s (T9 at
the Buick Championship, T10 at John Deere Classic and
third at Reno-Tahoe Open...Tied the tournament record with
a 10-under 62 in the final round of the Reno-Tahoe Open,
including birdies on 10 of his final 12 holes and 11 total. The
62 included an 8-under 28 on the back nine, tied for secondbest
nine of the season. 2005: Matched his career-best finish
with a T2 at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (T2-2004 HP
Classic of New Orleans) after sharing the first-round lead
Joe Ogilvie (OH-gil-vee)
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Norman Joseph Ogilvie
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 165
BIRTHDATE: 1974
BIRTHPLACE: Lancaster, OH
RESIDENCE: Austin, TX
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1996 1
1998 1
1999 31 14 2 5 287,346/137
2000 30 17 3 7 519,740/92
2001 34 20 4 343,189/139
2002 20 5 1 47,696/216
2003 1
2004 32 20 1 1 4 9 1,443,363/49
2005 30 21 2 5 10 1,819,547/37
2006 29 18 1 3 9 1,073,111/86
2007 31 19 1 2 7 89,693/82 1,339,153/69
Total 240 134 1 3 2 19 52 6,873,145
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1998 30 19 2 1 7 10 157,812/3
1999 1 1 850/234
2002 5 3 1 12,690/161
2003 23 21 2 1 7 16 392,337/2
Total 59 44 4 1 1 14 27 563,689
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
and holding the second-, third-, and fourth-round leads.
Three-round total of 23-under 193 matched the low 54-hole
mark in tournament history set by Joe Durant in 2001.
Recorded four eagles during the 90-hole event to tie the
tournament record. After starting final round with a twostroke
lead over Peter Lonard, posted a 73 on Sunday to finish
three strokes behind Justin Leonard...Posted third runner-up
in last 10 months with a T2 at The Honda Classic.
Began final round two strokes behind leaders Brett
Wetterich and Geoff Ogilvy. Birdied the 17th hole during a
bogey-free final round to get to 14-under 274 and match
Vijay Singh and Padraig Harrington. Eliminated from threeman
playoff on first extra hole. Moved over the $1-million
mark for the second straight season. 2004: Made more
money ($1,443,363) than he had in his first four years on
TOUR combined ($1,197,971)...Jumped from World No. 308
at start of year to No. 120 by season's end...T2 at the rainsoaked
HP Classic of New Orleans. Held the 54-hole lead
after opening 66-67-66, two strokes ahead of Charles
Howell III and Phil Mickelson at 17-under-par. Despite posting
a 4-under-par 68 in the final round Monday, was passed
by Vijay Singh, who carded a 9-under 63 to earn a onestroke
victory. Nearly holed bunker shot on 72nd hole that
would have forced a sudden-death playoff. Did not record a
bogey over the final 36 holes...Finish came one week after
Shell Houston Open, where he was one stroke out of the
lead after 54 holes, but shot a final-round 76 and fell to
T19...One stroke off the lead entering the final round of the
Chrysler Classic of Greensboro. Finished T8 after even-par
72 on Sunday. 2003: Finished the season No. 2 on the
Nationwide Tour money list with $392,337...Won the inaugural
event at the Jacob's Creek Open in Adelaide,
Australia, his third win on that circuit...After losing in a playoff
to Vaughn Taylor at the Knoxville Open, came back two
weeks later and claimed his fourth career win on the
Nationwide Tour at The Reese's Cup Classic. The win
pushed his season earnings over $300,000, making him the
fastest to earn $300,000 in Tour history. 2002: Lost status on
FAMILY: Wife, Colleen; Lauren, Kaitlin, Patrick
EDUCATION: Duke University (1996, Economics)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Travel, financial markets, politics
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1996
Q SCHOOL: 1999
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1998, 2003)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
TOUR after making only five cuts in 20 starts and finishing
No. 216 on the money list. 2001: No top-10s but did make
20 cuts in 34 starts to finish No. 139 on the money list.
2000: Finished 92nd on the money list with a then-career
high three top-10s, including a T4 at the FedEx St. Jude
Classic. 1999: Earned his first TOUR top-10 finish at the
Motorola Western Open with a T9 and a season-best
$65,000 payday...First-year earnings of $287,346 were the
10th-best among rookies that year. 1998: Two-time winner
on the Nationwide Tour with victories at the Monterrey
Open and Greensboro Open. 1997: Earned fully exempt status
on the Nationwide Tour for the following season in his
second attempt at Qualifying School, where he missed the
cut in 1996. Amateur: 1995 honorable mention All-
American selection and two-time all-ACC at Duke.
PERSONAL:
Lists Warren Buffet and Bill Gates as heroes...Started
investment advisory firm, Ogilvie Capital, in 2007.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.80 (89)
Driving Distance ..........................................288.8 (94)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................60.72% (117)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................60.65% (168)
Putting Average............................................1.762 (25)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–U.S. Bank Championship in
Milwaukee/2
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2004 Valero Texas Open/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $720,000–2007 U.S.
Bank Championship in Milwaukee/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 Bank of
America Colonial/55
Year 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T25 CUT
U.S. Open CUT T40 CUT
British Open T25 T34
PGA T58 T49 T17 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT T32 CUT CUT
CA Championship 50
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SECTION 2 PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

OGILVY, Geoff
SECTION PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES
2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3):
2005 Chrysler Classic of Tucson. 2006 World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship, U.S. Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship; T3—World Golf Championships-CA
Championship; T4—The Barclays; T6—PGA
Championship, Deutsche Bank Championship; T8—Sony
Open in Hawaii; T9—the Memorial Tournament presented
by Morgan Stanley.
2007 SEASON:
Solid year saw him match his career best with seven top-10
finishes and earn a berth on the International Presidents Cup
team...Runner-up to Henrik Stenson at the World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship, losing 2
and 1 in the 36-hole championship match. Beat Chad
Campbell in the semifinals 3 and 2 for 11th consecutive match
win in the event. He is the second player to reach the final the
year after winning the tournament, with Tiger Woods winning
in 2003 and 2004. Moved into the top-25 in the FedExCup
points standings, where he would remain for the rest of the
year...Finished T3 at the World Golf Championships-CA
Championship at Doral Golf Resort & Spa...Finished T9 at the
Memorial Tournament, his fourth top-10 of the season...
Recorded his fifth top-10 in a major championship in his last
10 appearances with a T6 at the PGA Championship. Finalround
69 featured one birdie and 17 pars...Qualified for his
first Presidents Cup...Was one of only two players to string
together four rounds in the 60s at The Barclays. Finished T4,
his sixth top-10 of the season...Closed with a pair of 67s at the
Deutsche Bank Championship to finish T6 at TPC Boston.
Improved from 17th to eighth in the FedExCup standings...One
of two rookies on the International Team at The Presidents
Cup and played in all five sessions, compiling a 2-3-0 record.
Teamed with fellow Aussie Nick O'Hern to beat Stewart Cink
and Lucas Glover in the Four-Ball matches and then defeated
Steve Stricker 1-up in the Sunday Singles.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Won twice, including his first major championship, and
earned more than $4 million for the first time in his
career...Collected his second TOUR victory in first career start at
the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship. Ranked No. 52 in the 64-player field, earned a
career-best $1.3 million in defeating Davis Love III 4 and 3 in the
36-hole Championship Match. First four matches went to extra
holes, including a third-round match that featured a 4-down
Geoff Ogilvy (OH-gil-vee)
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 2006 U.S. Open
(through 2011)
FULL NAME: Geoff Charles Ogilvy
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 180
BIRTHDATE: June 11, 1977
BIRTHPLACE: Adelaide, South Australia
RESIDENCE: Melbourne, Australia; Scottsdale, AZ
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1999 1
2001 23 7 1 1 2 4 525,338/95
2002 27 17 1 3 4 957,184/64
2003 26 16 1 1 7 10 1,477,246/45
2004 26 19 4 14 1,236,910/61
2005 26 22 1 1 5 9 1,931,676/33
2006 20 17 2 1 5 13 4,354,969/5
2007 22 19 1 1 7 13 98,918/13 2,943,203/14
Total 171 117 3 5 4 33 67 13,426,526
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 8 8 2 1 5 7 3,074,779
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
(with four to play) rally against Mike Weir. Topped Weir with an
eagle-3 on the 21st hole. Played a tournament-record 129 holes
for the week...Two weeks later, finished solo second at The
Honda Classic, two strokes behind champion Luke Donald.
Posted three eagles and one double eagle on the week and surpassed
$2 million in season earnings...Playing in only his third
U.S. Open and his 10th major championship, won the 106th U.S.
Open at Winged Foot GC, posting rounds of 71-70-72-72--285.
Entered the final round one shot off the lead of Phil Mickelson
and Kenneth Ferrie. Chipped in for par on No. 17 and managed
an up-and-down par on No. 18 to finish at 5-over. Colin
Montgomerie suffered a double bogey on the 72nd hole to fall
to 6-over-par. In the final pairing, nursing a one-stroke lead.
Mickelson double-bogeyed the 72nd hole to fall to 6-over. The
result was Ogilvy's first major title, the second Australian (David
Graham, 1981) to win the U.S. Open. The 5-over 285 total was
the high 72-hole total on TOUR in 2006 and the first time since
Paul Lawrie captured the 1999 British Open (6-over) that a TOUR
tournament was won with an over-par score...Named Player of
the Month in June...Finished the majors with a T9 at the PGA.
Did not finish lower than T16 (Masters, British Open) in any of
the four majors...Ended the season making eight consecutive
cuts, including a T19 in his first TOUR Championship presented
by Coca-Cola. 2005: Captured first career TOUR victory in his
108th career start on TOUR at age 27 years, 8 months and 16
days at the Chrysler Classic of Tucson. Posted rounds of 65-66-
67-71–269 and went on to defeat Kevin Na and Mark
Calcavecchia in a sudden-death playoff. Calcavecchia was eliminated
on the first hole and Ogilvy converted a birdie-4 on the
second playoff hole for the win. Became the fifth first-time winner
in Tucson in last six years and won $540,000...Recorded his
first top-10 in a major with his T5 finish at the British Open at
St. Andrews...Posted back-to-back top-10s in major championships
for the first time in his career with his T6 finish at the
PGA Championship. 2004: Recorded career-high 14 top-25s,
including a season-best T5 at the Cialis Western Open, where
he trailed by one after 36 and 54 holes and finished four back of
winner Stephen Ames...Led the TOUR in All-Around Ranking
(276) and shared the title for Total Eagles with Vijay Singh after
recording a career-high 17. 2003: Earned more than $1 million
for the first time in his career...Aided by final-round 65, tied
career-best finish with T2 at Buick Open, two strokes behind
champion Jim Furyk. 2002: Slow start to the season until May
when he recorded his second career T2 finish on the PGA TOUR
at the Compaq Classic of New Orleans...Was one out of the
lead through 54 holes at the Michelob Championship at
Kingsmill after third-round 66. Closing round of 70 gave him a
solo fourth. 2001: Had a successful rookie campaign on the PGA
FAMILY: Wife, Juli; Phoebe Elizabeth (10/10/06)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Australian Rules Football,
reading, movies
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1998
Q SCHOOL: 2000
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
TOUR, with two top-five finishes and earnings of
$525,338...Part of a six-man first-round lead at Touchstone
Energy Tucson Open after a 67. Finished T3 in first PGA TOUR
start...Earned second top-10 in fifth start, T2 at Honda Classic.
Opened with 65 for share of first-round lead. 2000: Joined Ben
Ferguson and Stephen Allan as three Australians who survived
PGA TOUR Qualifying School...Played on the Australasian,
European and Southern African Tours...Four top-10s rocketed to
him to fifth on PGA Tour of Australasia Order of Merit in second
season...Finished second behind Tiger Woods in Johnnie
Walker Classic. 1999: Qualified to play in the British Open, his
only PGA TOUR experience...Australian Rookie of the
Year...Finished second place in the Johnnie Walker Classic
behind Michael Campbell. 1998: Gained card at first attempt on
the European Tour and Australasian Tour. Amateur: Played fulltime
amateur golf before turning pro...Visited the UK with some
success, finishing runner-up in the 1997 Brabazon Trophy and
reaching the last eight of the 1998 British Amateur at
Muirfield...Won 1997 Lake Macquarie Amateur.
PERSONAL:
A distant relative of Sir Angus Ogilvy, part of Britain's Royal
Family and an even-more distant relative of Scotland's King
of Bannockburn fame, Robert the Bruce...Was given a cutdown
club by his dad at age 7 and progressed to a scratch
handicap by age 16...Talented junior athlete in many sports,
winning numerous athletics medals at state and national
level...Interested in history of golf.
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T16 T24
U.S. Open CUT T28 1 T42
British Open CUT CUT T5 T16 CUT
PGA T27 T24 T6 T9 T6
THE PLAYERS CUT T21 T16 CUT CUT T37
TOUR Championship T19 T17
Accenture Match Play Championship 1 2
Bridgestone Invitational T41 T36 T51
CA Championship T3
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup, 2007.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.08 (24)
Driving Distance ..........................................295.3 (48)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................59.02% (149)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................62.75% (129)
Putting Average............................................1.767 (30)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 62–THE TOUR Championship presented
by Coca-Cola/3
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2007 THE TOUR
Championship presented by Coca-Cola/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,300,000–2006
World Golf Championships–Accenture Match Play
Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 PODS
Championship/7
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (6):
1990 NEC World Series of Golf. 1991 The International.
1994 Masters Tournament, NEC World Series of Golf. 1999
Masters Tournament. 2002 Buick Invitational.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (23):
1986 Ebel European Masters, Swiss Open, Sanyo Open.
1988 Volvo Belgian Open, German Masters. 1989 Tenerife
Open, KLM Dutch Open, Visa Taiheiyo Masters. 1990
Benson & Hedges International Open, Carroll's Irish Open,
Lancome Trophy, Visa Taiheiyo Masters. 1991 Open
Catalonia, Epson Grand Prix of Europe. 1992 Turespana
Open de Tenerife, Open Mediterrania. 1994 Turespana
Open Mediterrania, Volvo PGA Championship. 1997
Turespana Masters Open de Canarias. 1998 Dubai Desert
Classic. 2000 Benson and Hedges International Open. 2001
French Open. 2005 Mallorca Classic [Eur].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T3—THE PLAYERS Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Veteran finished in the top 125 on the money list despite a
limited schedule due to a knee injury. Did not play between
the U.S. Open and the World Golf Championships-
Bridgestone Invitational and missed the British Open for just
the third time in 22 years dating back to 1984...Rebounded
from an opening 6-over-par 78 to finish T3 at THE PLAYERS
Championship, posting rounds of 66-69-67 over the final
three days to finish three behind champion Phil
Mickelson...Forced to withdraw from OMEGA Mission Hills
World Cup in China due to rheumatism, affecting his shoulders
and groin. “Devastated” to miss the event, having
designed the Olazabal Course at Mission Hills.
Jose Maria Olazabal (OH-lah-thaw-bull)
EXEMPT STATUS: 101st on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Jose Maria Olazabal
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 160
BIRTHDATE: February 5, 1966
BIRTHPLACE: Fuenterrabia, Spain
RESIDENCE: Fuenterrabia, Spain
FAMILY: Single
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-2
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1985 1
1987 5 3 7,470/215
1989 4 3 2 2 56,039/160
1990 8 7 1 4 7 337,837/38
1991 7 5 1 1 3 3 382,124/43
1992 8 5 1 1 63,429/161
1993 6 3 1 1 60,160/174
1994 8 6 2 1 4 6 969,900/7
1995 10 8 2 4 213,415
1997 6 5 1 4 173,589/126
1998 7 6 6 208,486/133
1999 13 8 1 3 4 865,167/46
2000 12 7 2 5 320,971
2001 15 10 5 458,678/110
2002 20 16 1 1 7 7 1,987,027/24
2003 16 9 2 3 479,155/132
2004 17 11 1 4 495,050/142
2005 16 14 1 2 6 8 1,764,227/41
2006 18 14 2 1 4 10 2,120,422/31
2007 16 11 1 1 4 88,300/100 979,249/101
Total 213 151 6 5 5 44 84 11,942,394
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 7 6 1 258,738
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Surpassed $2 million for the first time in his TOUR
career but did not qualify for THE TOUR Championship as he
fell from No. 26 to No. 31 after the last full-field event, the
Chrysler Championship. Concentrated on European Tour
after the World Golf Championships-American Express
Championship...The 2002 Buick Invitational champion
missed out on a chance to become the eighth multiple winner
of the tournament when he lost in a three-way playoff
that included winner Tiger Woods and Nathan Green. Green
was eliminated after the first hole and Olazabal lost on the
second after missing a 3-foot par putt to tie the hole. Playoff
record dropped to 0-2 and it was the second straight season
that he has lost in a playoff (2005 BellSouth
Classic)...Second top-10 of the season was a seventh-place
finish at THE PLAYERS Championship. It marked his best
effort at the TPC Sawgrass in 13 starts...Two-time past
Masters champion posted low final round, a 6-under-par 66,
to finish T3...In seventh Ryder Cup appearance for the victorious
European squad, compiled a 3-0-0 record to extend
career record to 18-8-5. 2005: Finished in the top-10 six
times in 16 starts, including losing in a five-way playoff at
the BellSouth Classic...Recorded third consecutive top-10
with a T2 at the weather-shortened, 54-hole BellSouth
Classic. Missed 5-foot birdie putt on the 54th hole, which
would have given him the win. Instead headed into a fiveway
playoff at 8-under 208 with winner Phil Mickelson,
Arjun Atwal, Rich Beem and Brandt Jobe. Missed another
putt inside 5 feet on the first extra hole that would have produced
the win and was eventually eliminated on the third
extra hole...Just the second time in his TOUR career he has
posted three consecutive top-10s. He ran off five in a row in
the early part of the 2002 season...Finished T3 at the British
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Pop music, cinema, hunting,
wildlife, ecology
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1985
JOINED TOUR: 2000
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Open at St. Andrews. It was his second top-10 in 15 British
Open appearances (3rd, 1992). He was a late addition to the
field in St. Andrews after Seve Ballesteros withdrew. It was
his best finish in a major since he finished fourth at the 2002
Masters...Won on European Tour for the first time in four
years with victory at Mallorca Classic in Spain. 2004: Lone
top-10 of the season was a T9 at the 84 LUMBER Classic,
first top-10 since he finished 10th at the 2003 Memorial
Tournament. 2003: Finished T8 at the Masters, his second
consecutive top-10 in Augusta and his seventh overall
there. Also recorded 13th top-15 finish in 16 career
Masters...Finished solo 10th at the Memorial Tournament,
aided by a bogey-free 6-under-par 66 in the third round,
played in cold and wet conditions with winds up to 35 mph.
Only round in the 60s on the day. 2002: Had a career year
with seven top-10s and a victory...Captured sixth career
TOUR victory at the Buick Invitational, becoming the first
player to win a TOUR event after being “on the cutline” (1under-par
143) since Mike Sullivan at the 1989 Independent
Insurance Agent Open. Erased a four-shot deficit with a
final-round 65 to top J.L. Lewis and Mark O'Meara by one
stroke, and joined Gary Player (1963) as only foreign-born
champion in tournament's 50-year history...Finished second
in the West Coast Swing presented by The St. Paul...Earned
then-career-best $1,987,027, doubling his career season
high on TOUR of $969,900 in 1994. 2001: First year as fulltime
TOUR member...In 36-hole finish, earned 19th career
European Tour victory at French Open. 2000: Split time
between European Tour and PGA TOUR...On European Tour,
won the Benson & Hedges International Open...On PGA
TOUR, missed the cut at the THE PLAYERS Championship
and Masters, but rebounded later with T12 at the U.S. Open
and T4 at the PGA. 1999: Completed one of the greatest triumphs
over adversity when he added a second green jack-
Year 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96
Masters CUT CUT T8 13 2 T42 T7 1 T14
U.S. Open T68 T9 T8 T8 CUT CUT CUT T28
British Open CUT T25 T16 T11 T36 T23 T16 T80 3 CUT T38 T31
PGA CUT CUT T14 CUT CUT T56 T7 T31
THE PLAYERS CUT T9 CUT T14 T23
Year 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T12 T12 1 CUT T15 4 T8 30 CUT T3 T44
U.S. Open T16 T18 W/D T12 CUT T50 CUT T21 T45
British Open T20 T15 CUT T31 T54 CUT CUT T3 T56
PGA CUT CUT CUT T4 T37 69 T51 CUT T47 T55 CUT
THE PLAYERS T25 T52 CUT T12 T36 CUT CUT 7 T3
TOUR Championship 29
Accenture Match Play Championship T5 T17 T5 T33 T17 T17
Bridgestone Invitational 40 T10 T47 T9 T22 82
CA Championship T11 T17 T27 T51 T17 T35
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup (7), 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1999, 2006.
Jose Maria OLAZABAL
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et to the Masters title he won five years earlier. Finished
two shots ahead of Davis Love III for an emotional victory,
four years after watching the Masters from his bed due to
back problem. 1998: Captured the Dubai Desert Classic.
1997: After 18-month absence, during which he could not
get out of bed, returned to European Tour at the Dubai
Classic. He then won the Turespana Masters-Open de
Canarias in his third tournament back. 1996: Started back
therapy by Munich doctor Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt
and what was believed to be a foot problem was diagnosed
as a back ailment. 1995: Withdrew from the Ryder
Cup suffering from a foot problem, initially diagnosed as
rheumatoid polyarthritis in three joints of right foot and two
in left. 1994: Won Masters by three strokes over thirdround
leader Tom Lehman, shooting final-round 69 to
Lehman's 72. Moved into contention with third-round 69, to
pull within one stroke of Lehman, who also shot 69 on
Saturday...Later that season, won second NEC World
Series of Golf by one over Scott Hoch -- giving him his only
multiple win season on PGA TOUR. 1991: Second PGA
TOUR victory came at The INTERNATIONAL. 1990: First victory
on PGA TOUR came in record fashion at the NEC World
HOT SHOTS
Jose Maria Olazabal (Continued)
Series of Golf. Opened with course-record 61, then added
three consecutive 67s for tournament records following
each round. Led Hale Irwin by eight strokes heading into
final round and won by 12. 1987: Made debut in Ryder Cup
at age 21. During storied Ryder Cup career, teamed with
countryman Seve Ballesteros for pairing with most Ryder
Cup victories (11-2-2 record). 1986: Won European Tour
Qualifying School and claimed first European Tour title.
Amateur: Won the British Boys, Youths and Amateur
titles—the latter beating Colin Montgomerie in the final.
PERSONAL:
Born the day after a golf course opened next door (Real Golf
Club de San Sebastian) where grandfather was
greenskeeper. Mother and father also worked there. When
grandfather died, Jose's father, Gaspar, took his place as
greenskeeper. Father received a club to cut down and Jose,
at age 2, used it to hit balls. Mother would take him out on
golf course late in the afternoon starting at age
6...Sometimes called “Chemma,” a short way to say Jose
Maria in Spanish.
No. 7 at Pebble Beach
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.52 (162)
Driving Distance ..........................................276.0 (180)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................50.50% (186)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................54.33% (188)
Putting Average............................................1.773 (43)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–Buick Invitational/1
Career Low Round/Round: 61–1990 NEC World Series of
Golf/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $720,000–1999
Masters Tournament/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1995 Nissan
Open/4
SHORTEST PAR 3s (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yds Avg Score Tournament Name
1 Pebble Beach Golf Links 7 3 106 3.117 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
2 El Camaleon 7 3 116 2.79 Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya
3 Torrey Pines (North Course) 3 3 121 2.891 Buick Invitational
4 PGA West (Palmer Course) 17 3 130 3.071 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
5 Spyglass Hill GC 15 3 130 2.883 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
LONGEST PAR 3s (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yds Avg Score Tournament Name
1 Oakmont CC 8 3 288 3.455 U.S. Open
2 Colonial CC 4 3 252 3.061 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial
3 Carnoustie GC 16 3 250 3.312 British Open
4 Quail Hollow Club 6 3 250 3.233 Wachovia Championship
5 TPC Sugarloaf 8 3 248 3.174 AT&T Classic
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2007 Wyndham Championship.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—Wyndham Championship; T6—Children's Miracle
Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart; T10—Stanford
St. Jude Championship.
2007 SEASON:
In fifth start of the season, a final-round 66 led to a T10 finish
at the Stanford St. Jude Championship...Topped that finish
in mid-August at the Wyndham Championship in
Greensboro, NC with a T2. Shared the second-round lead
and held a three-stroke lead entering the final round.
Brandt Snedeker's final-round 63 won the event at Forest
Oaks CC, but Overton finished T2 with Tim Petrovic and Billy
Mayfair. Finish moved him from 165th to 109th in the
FedExCup standings and into the following week's PGA
TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup at The Barclays...Ended the
year on a high note, finishing T6 at the Children's Miracle
Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart and moved up 18
spots on the money list to No. 99. His check for $154,100
pushed him over the $1-million mark for the first time in his
career, making him the last of a TOUR-record 99 players to
top that number in a single season.
Jeff Overton
EXEMPT STATUS: 99th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Jeffrey Laurence Overton
HEIGHT: 6-4
WEIGHT: 195
BIRTHDATE: May 28, 1983
BIRTHPLACE: Evansville, IN
RESIDENCE: Bloomington, IN
FAMILY: Single
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2005 1
2006 28 19 2 5 577,132/136
2007 19 11 1 3 6 87,325/111 1,009,630/99
Total 48 30 1 5 11 1,586,762
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2005 3 3 1 9,361/187
2006 1 1 1 8,000/200
2007 7 4 3 28,911/140
Total 11 8 5 46,272
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Posted two top-10s in 29 starts as a rookie and finished
136th on the money list...Posted a double eagle on
No. 18 at Westchester CC during the Barclays Classic as he
holed a fairway wood from 239 yards after a 294-yard drive.
It was the fourth in tournament history and the third of the
season...First career top-10 came in 16th start, a T10 at the
John Deere Classic...Second top-10 was a T9 at the 84
LUMBER Classic, moving into the top 125 on the money list
at No. 123. 2005: Earned initial TOUR card by finishing T13
at the 2005 Qualifying Tournament. Made it through all
three stages in first attempt at Q-School...Missed cut in his
only TOUR start at the Buick Championship...Made cut in all
three starts on the Nationwide Tour, including career-best
T19 finish at the Gila River Golf Classic. Amateur: Secondteam
All-American in 2004-05. Big Ten Player of the Year in
2004-05. 2005 Big Ten champion. All-Big Ten first team
2002, 2004-05. Winner of eight individual collegiate tournaments...Member
of winning 2005 Palmer and Walker Cup
teams. Secured the winning point in singles with a two-putt
par on the 18th hole to recapture the Walker Cup for the
U.S...Walker Cup teammates J.B. Holmes and Nicholas
Thompson also earned TOUR cards via the Qualifying
Tournament...Won the Les Bolstad Award for Big Ten low
season stroke average in 2004-05.
EDUCATION: Indiana University (2005, Sports
Management)
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2005
Q SCHOOL: 2005
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
NATIONAL TEAMS: Palmer Cup, 2005. Walker Cup, 2005.
PERSONAL:
Started playing golf in middle school...Parents are school
teachers who taught him the value of hard work.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.06 (21)
Driving Distance ..........................................300.8 (18)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.06% (98)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................68.19% (11)
Putting Average............................................1.790 (88)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–3 times, most recent Frys.com
Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children/1
Career Low Round/Round: 65–5 times, most recent 2007
Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $373,333–2007
Wyndham Championship/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Children's
Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart/240
Jeff OVERTON
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Arnold Palmer
WORLD GOLF HALL OF FAME MEMBER (Inducted 1974)
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 1960 U.S. Open (Lifetime)
FULL NAME: Arnold Daniel Palmer
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: September 10, 1929
BIRTHPLACE: Latrobe, PA
RESIDENCE: Latrobe, PA; Bay Hill, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 14-10
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1949A 1 1
1953A 2 1
1954A 4 4 1 3
1954 1
1955 30 26 1 1 8 15 7,958/32
1956 29 28 2 1 8 13 16,145/19
1957 31 28 4 2 13 20 27,803/5
1958 32 30 3 5 2 14 23 42,608/1
1959 31 31 3 1 3 16 25 32,462/5
1960 27 26 8 1 2 19 24 75,263/1
1961 25 24 6 5 2 20 23 61,091/2
1962 21 21 8 1 13 19 81,448/1
1963 20 20 7 3 14 16 128,230/1
1964 26 26 2 6 4 18 24 113,203/2
1965 21 19 1 3 6 13 57,771/10
1966 21 21 3 2 2 13 15 110,468/3
1967 25 22 4 4 1 16 19 184,065/2
1968 23 20 2 2 8 13 87,496/14
1969 26 25 2 1 10 16 95,267/9
1970 22 22 1 3 2 11 14 100,941/11
1971 24 24 4 1 10 20 162,896/3
1972 22 19 1 2 10 15 81,440/24
1973 22 20 1 1 7 15 87,275/27
1974 20 14 2 7 32,627/75
1975 20 16 1 5 12 59,018/36
1976 19 14 6 17,018/115
1977 21 17 7 21,950/102
1978 15 11 2 4 27,073/95
1979 16 9 1 9,276/159
1980 14 10 3 16,589/136
1981 13 7 4,164/204
1982 11 4 1 6,621/199
1983 11 6 1 1 16,904/159
1984 8 2 2,452/218
1985 6 2 3,327/214
1986 6
1987 4 1 1,650/269
1988 5
1989 4 1 2,290/253
1990 4
1991 5 1 1 7,738/237
1992 5
1993 5 1 1,970/316
1994 6
1995 5
1996 3
1997 2
1998 3
1999 3
2000 3
2001 4
2002 3
2003 2
2004 2
Total 734 574 62 38 27 245 388 1,861,857
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Cup (6), 1960, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1966, 1967; Ryder Cup (6), 1961,
1963, 1965, 1967, 1971, 1973; Ryder Cup Captain (2), 1963, 1975; Captain and member of
Chrysler Cup Team (5), 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990; The Presidents Cup Captain, 1996; UBS
Warburg Cup Captain and Player, 2001, 2002, 2003.
FAMILY: Wife, Kathleen (Kit); Peggy
(2/26/56), Amy (8/4/58); seven grandchildren
EDUCATION: Wake Forest University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Flying, business, clubmaking
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1954
JOINED TOUR: 1955
CHAMPIONS TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-1
Year Events Played 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings Rank
1980 1 1 1 1 20,000 4
1981 4 1 1 2 4 4 55,100 4
1982 7 2 1 5 7 73,848 4
1983 12 1 1 1 8 12 106,590 6
1984 13 3 3 9 12 184,582 4
1985 13 1 1 2 9 12 137,024 11
1986 15 1 1 6 13 99,056 21
1987 17 1 8 13 128,910 19
1988 18 1 1 8 14 185,373 17
1989 17 4 11 119,907 38
1990 17 5 66,519 65
1991 17 4 7 143,967 46
1992 18 4 70,815 72
1993 18 1 5 106,232 64
1994 13 1 34,471 91
1995 12 1 51,526 86
1996 16 1 48,192 89
1997 13 29,052 101
1998 13 20,454 111
1999 10 8,185 135
2000 14 15,338 122
2001 7 4,384 167
2002 8 5,596 150
2003 9 19,311 126
2004 7 14,812 133
2005 8 15,701 132
2006 2 850 194
Total 319 10 7 9 67 123 1,765,795
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65
Masters T10 21 T7 1 3 1 T2 1 T9 1 T2
U.S. Open CUT CUT T21 7 CUT T23 T5 1 T14 2 T2 T5 CUT
British Open 2 1 1 T26 16
PGA T40 T14 T7 T5 T17 T40 T2 T33
Year 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78
Masters T4 4 CUT 26 T36 T18 T33 T24 T11 T13 CUT T24 T37
U.S. Open 2 2 T59 T6 T54 T24 3 T4 T5 T9 T50 T19 CUT
British Open T8 T10 12 T6 T14 T16 T55 7 T34
PGA T6 T14 T2 W/D T2 T18 T16 CUT T28 T33 T15 T19 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT T51 T40 T77
Year 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91
Masters CUT T24 CUT 47 T36 CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT
U.S. Open T59 61 CUT CUT T60
British Open CUT T23 T27 T56 CUT CUT CUT CUT
PGA CUT T72 76 CUT T67 CUT T65 CUT T65 CUT T63 CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS T50 T45 CUT T54 T66 T69 CUT
Year 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04
Masters CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT
U.S. Open CUT
British Open CUT
PGA CUT CUT CUT
CHAMPIONS TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92
Senior PGA Championship 1 2 T3 1 T16 T5 T11 T13 CUT T47
Ford Senior Players Championship T5 1 1 T3 T5 T32 T4 T48 T43 T36
U.S. Senior Open 1 6 T11 2 T11 T25 T14 T22 T53 CUT CUT T32
JELD-WEN Tradition T26 T61
Year 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05
Senior PGA Championship T27 CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT W/D CUT
Ford Senior Players Championship T44 T65 T46
Senior British Open CUT
U.S. Senior Open T52 T57 T51 T43 68 51 CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT
JELD-WEN Tradition T57 T25 T43
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (62):
1955 Canadian Open. 1956 Insurance City Open, Eastern
Open. 1957 Houston Open, Azalea Open Invitational,
Rubber City Open Invitational, San Diego Open Invitational.
1958 St. Petersburg Open Invitational, Masters
Tournament, Pepsi Championship. 1959 Thunderbird
Invitational, Oklahoma City Open Invitational, West Palm
Beach Open Invitational. 1960 Palm Springs Desert Golf
Classic, Texas Open Invitational, Baton Rouge Open
Invitational, Pensacola Open Invitational, Masters
Tournament, U.S. Open, Insurance City Open Invitational,
Mobile Sertoma Open Invitational. 1961 San Diego Open
Invitational, Phoenix Open Invitational, Baton Rouge Open
Invitational, Texas Open Invitational, Western Open, British
Open. 1962 Palm Springs Golf Classic, Phoenix Open
Invitational, Masters Tournament, Texas Open Invitational,
Tournament of Champions, Colonial National Invitation,
British Open, American Golf Classic. 1963 Los Angeles
Open, Phoenix Open Invitational, Pensacola Open
Invitational, Thunderbird Classic Invitational, Cleveland
Open Invitational, Western Open, Whitemarsh Open
Invitational. 1964 Masters Tournament, Oklahoma City
Open Invitational. 1965 Tournament of Champions. 1966
Los Angeles Open, Tournament of Champions, Houston
Champions International. 1967 Los Angeles Open, Tucson
Open Invitational, American Golf Classic, Thunderbird
Classic. 1968 Bob Hope Desert Classic, Kemper Open. 1969
Heritage Golf Classic, Danny Thomas-Diplomat Classic.
1970 National Four-Ball Championship. 1971 Bob Hope
Desert Classic, Florida Citrus Invitational, Westchester
Classic, National Team Championship. 1973 Bob Hope
Desert Classic.
CHAMPIONS TOUR VICTORIES (10):
1980 PGA Seniors' Championship. 1981 U.S. Senior Open.
1982 Marlboro Classic, Denver Post Champions of Golf.
1983 Boca Grove Classic. 1984 General Foods PGA Seniors'
Championship, Senior Tournament Players Championship,
Quadel Senior Classic. 1985 Senior Tournament Players
Championship. 1988 Crestar Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (11):
1956 Panama Open, Colombia Open [S. America]. 1963
Australian Wills Masters [Aus]. 1964 Piccadilly World
Match Play Championship [Eur]. 1966 Australian Open
[Aus]. 1967 Piccadilly World Match Play Championship
[Eur], World Cup [indiv]. 1971 Lancome Trophy [Eur]. 1975
Spanish Open [Eur], British PGA Championship [Eur]. 1980
Canadian PGA Championship [Can].
OTHER VICTORIES (9):
1960 Canada Cup [with Sam Snead]. 1962 Canada Cup
[with Sam Snead]. 1963 Canada Cup [with Jack Nicklaus].
1964 Canada Cup [with Jack Nicklaus]. 1966 Canada Cup
[with Jack Nicklaus], PGA Team Championship [with Jack
Nicklaus]. 1967 World Cup [with Jack Nicklaus]. 1984 Doug
Sanders Celebrity Pro-Am. 1986 Unionmutual Classic.
Arnold Palmer (Continued)
2007 SEASON:
Did not participate in a PGA TOUR event for the third consecutive
year...Made his debut as the honorary starter for
the Masters Tournament…Played in the Wendy's
Champions Skins Game in January on the Champions Tour,
teaming with Loren Roberts to finish third.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
Fourth on the all-time PGA TOUR win list with 62 victories...Arnold
Palmer Award given to season's top moneywinner
on PGA TOUR and Champions Tour...Tied for seventh
with seven professional major championship titles,
including four Masters, two British Opens and a U.S.
Open…Won the 1954 U.S. Amateur...Shares with Jack
Nicklaus the record for most consecutive years with at
least one TOUR victory: 17 (1955-71)... Won eight titles in a
season twice (1960, 62), tied for eighth most in a season in
TOUR history…Won 29 times and finished second 10
times over a four-season period (1960-63), while posting
top-10s in 66 of 93 (70.97%) starts during those years. Led
TOUR in earnings four times, three of which came during
that four-year stretch (1960, 62-63)...His 44 wins during his
30s are the most by a player that age in TOUR
history...Fourth on the all-time TOUR list of cuts made with
574...Finished in the top 10 on the TOUR money list 13
times, third most in TOUR history. 2006: Played his final
round of competitive golf Oct. 13 at the Champion Tour's
Administaff Small Business Classic. Withdrew after four
holes but completed the round as a thank you to the fans in
attendance...Finished 78th in his only other Champions
Tour start at the Constellation Energy Classic. 2005: For the
first time in his career did not make a start in a TOUR
event...Married Kit Gawthorp the week of the Turtle Bay
Championship in Hawaii in late January. 2004: Celebrated
his 50th year in professional golf. Announced that it would
be his final Augusta National appearance and recorded his
50th consecutive start at the Masters. 2003: Came back to
Augusta National for his record 49th consecutive start at
the Masters. Missed the cut there and at the Bay Hill
Invitational...Played in nine Champions Tour events, with a
season's best 36th at the MasterCard Championship in
February. 2002: Missed cut at Bob Hope Chrysler Classic,
Bay Hill Invitational and the Masters. 2001: Shot his age
(71) in fourth round of Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. First player
in his 70s to shoot his age or better on TOUR since 77year-old
Jerry Barber had 71 in second round of 1994 Buick
Invitational...Added another 71 during the first round of the
Senior PGA Championship. 2000: Reached milestone in
July when he played in 1,000th combined PGA TOUR and
Champions Tour event...Joined Jack Nicklaus and Byron
Nelson as the first recipients of the Payne Stewart Award.
1998: Named recipient of third PGA TOUR Lifetime
Achievement Award at annual PGA TOUR Awards Dinner
at La Costa on January 9. 1996: Captained U.S. Presidents
Cup Team to its second consecutive win in biennial series,
a 161⁄2-151⁄2 victory over International Team at Robert
Trent Jones GC. 1995: Final British Open appearance at St.
Andrews, came on 35th anniversary of his first time in
event. 1994: Played his last U.S. Open at Oakmont, 40 years
after playing his first, and final PGA Championship at
Southern Hills...Awarded PGA of America Distinguished
Service Award. 1981: Became first person to win U.S. Open
and U.S. Senior Open. 1975: Ryder Cup captain for second
time in career (1963, 1975). 1973: Last of 62 TOUR victories
came at Bob Hope Desert Classic by two strokes over
Nicklaus and Johnny Miller. 1969: Named Associated Press
Athlete of the Decade for the 1960s. 1968: Collected at
least one victory for the 11th consecutive season...First
TOUR player to earn $1 million in his career (7/21/68).
1967: Won his fourth Vardon Trophy (1961-62-64-67). 1964:
Captured his seventh major championship at the Masters
(1958-60-62-64). 1963: Led TOUR in earnings for fourth
time in career (1958-60-62-63). 1962: Named PGA Player of
the Year for the second time (1960, 1962). 1960: Final-round
65 at U.S. Open at Cherry Hills defeated amateur Nicklaus
by two strokes...Named Hickock Professional Athlete of the
Year and Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year.
Amateur: 1954 U.S. Amateur Champion.
PERSONAL:
Maintains active business schedule with golf-course
design, construction and development…Principal owner of
Bay Hill Club and Lodge, site of Arnold Palmer Invitational,
which was re-named in his honor for 2007 tournament...
Golf-course design company renamed to Arnold Palmer
Design Company and moved from Ponte Vedra Beach, FL, to
the Bay Hill Club…Consultant to GOLF CHANNEL...Pilot of
considerable renown who set one aviation record...
Received Francis Ouimet Award from Francis Ouimet
Caddie Scholarship Foundation in Boston in January
1997...Received 1999 Donald Ross Award from the
American Society of Golf Course Architects and Patriot
Award from Congressional Medal of Honor Society in
2000...First former champion to become a member at
Augusta National GC, joined by Jack Nicklaus in
2001...Latrobe, PA airport named after him in honor of 70th
birthday...Family named Golf Family of the Year for 1999 by
the National Golf Foundation...Received Presidential Medal
of Freedom at The White House in 2004.
PLAYER STATISTICS
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Career Low Round/Round: 62–1966 Los Angeles Open/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $50,000–1971
Westchester Classic/1
Arnold PALMER
MISCELLANEOUS CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS:
Career Low Round: 63–1984 General Foods PGA Seniors'
Championship/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $48,750–1988 Crestar
Classic/1
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2004 The INTERNATIONAL. 2006 Bay Hill Invitational
Presented by MasterCard.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
1999 Canon Challenge [Aus].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T3—the Memorial Tournament presented by Morgan
Stanley; T10—EDS Byron Nelson Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Fifth consecutive season with more than $1 million in earnings
and at least nine top-25 finishes...Posted a T10 at the EDS Byron
Nelson Championship. It was his best finish since the 2006
Chrysler Championship (T6)...Made an ace at the 188-yard, par-
3 16th in the final round of the Crowne Plaza Invitational at
Colonial. He also eagled the par-5 first hole to become the first
player since 1999 to card two eagles there in the same round at
Colonial CC...Finished T3 at the Memorial Tournament after taking
a three-stroke lead into the final round. Eagle at the par-5
15th Sunday tied him for the lead, but a bogey at the par-4 17th
dropped him two shots behind winner K.J. Choi...Finished the
season ranked third in Total Eagles with 14.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Collected second TOUR title and earned more than $2.6
million as well as a spot in THE TOUR Championship for the first
time in his five-year career. Made 21 cuts in 24 starts and
recorded a career-best six top-10s...Picked up his second career
TOUR win with a one-stroke victory over Greg Owen at the Bay
Hill Invitational presented by MasterCard. Came into final
round with a four-stroke lead over three players, including
Owen, whom he dueled down the stretch. Tied at 14-under
after Pampling double bogeyed the par-4 13th hole. One behind
Owen going to the par-3 17th. Although Pampling bogeyed the
hole, Owen missed two putts from within 31⁄2 feet to double
bogey the hole and the pair headed for the 18th hole tied for the
lead. Owen's second shot found the back bunker and he
Rod Pampling (PAM-pling)
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: Rodney Pampling
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 175
BIRTHDATE: September 23, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Redcliffe, Queensland, Australia
RESIDENCE: Flower Mound, TX; Brisbane, Australia
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1999 6 3 17,476/263
2001 1
2002 29 19 3 11 776,903/89
2003 27 16 1 5 9 1,064,974/68
2004 26 22 1 2 10 1,737,725/31
2005 26 21 6 10 1,613,815/48
2006 24 21 1 1 6 9 2,664,673/17
2007 25 22 1 2 9 92,446/53 1,475,970/62
Total 164 124 2 3 24 58 9,351,537
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1997 5
1998 1
1999 3
2000 24 8 3 25,591/121
2001 26 21 3 2 9 14 306,573/4
Total 59 29 3 2 9 17 332,164
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 8 7 2 380,806
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 9 8 3 352,655
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
wedged to 13 feet, while Pampling two-putted for par. When
Owen missed the 13-footer, Pampling became just the second
international champion in the 41-year history of the tournament.
The $990,000 check was the largest of his career...Made the cut
in three of the four majors. Best finish was T16 at the
Masters...Finished T8 at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship,
his first top-10 in five appearances in Irving, TX...One week later,
held a share of the 36- and 54-hole leads at the Bank of America
Colonial. At one point, was tied with eventual winner Tim
Herron on Sunday before being derailed by a double bogey on
No. 15. Finished third after a final-round 70, the only player to
post top-10s both weeks of the Texas swing...Ended the season
with T14 finish in his first start at the TOUR Championship.
2005: Posted first career major championship top-10 with T5 in
first start at the Masters. Along with Mark Hensby, led contingent
of eight Aussies playing in Augusta...The next week, finished
T6 at the MCI Heritage. First time in his career he managed
back-to-back top-10s since joining the TOUR in 2002.
2004: Recorded his first TOUR victory in his 81st career start at
The INTERNATIONAL. Made a 21-foot eagle putt from the
fringe on the par-5, 71st hole, collecting five points in the tournament's
Modified Stableford scoring system to move into a
two-point lead over Alex Cejka...His top-40 finish on the final
money list earned his first invitation to the Masters in 2005.
2003: Best finish came late in the season when he overcame a
second-round 73 to finish T3 at the Reno-Tahoe Open for fifth
top-10 of the season. Rebounded with rounds of 67-68 on the
weekend and earned $174,000 to exceed $1 million in earnings
on the season for the first time in his career. 2002: One of six
Nationwide Tour graduates from class of 2001 to retain TOUR
card, finishing in the top 100 in rookie season...Best showing of
the season was a T4 at the Tampa Bay Classic. In second place
after 18 and 36 holes. Dropped out of contention with thirdround
2-over-par 73, seven strokes behind eventual champion
K.J. Choi. 2001: Led the Nationwide Tour in top-10s with nine
but did not bring home a win in his second season on that
tour...Eight of his top-10s were top-fives, including three runnerup
finishes and two thirds...Lost playoff to John Rollins at
FAMILY: Wife, Angela; Samuel, Willa
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1994
JOINED TOUR: 2002
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2001)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Hershey Open after matching course record with 7-under 64
during final round...Came out on short side of three-man playoff
with Mark Wurtz and winner D.A. Points at Inland Empire
Open...Continued to support PGA Tour of Australasia, playing in
seven events with two top 10s...Made 46 of 49 cuts between
1996-2001 on PGA Tour of Australasia. 2000: Played in 24
events on the Nationwide Tour, with three top-25s. 1999: Firstround
leader at the British Open. Shot an even-par 71
Carnoustie, Scotland, then missed the cut after posting a second-round
86...Won the Canon Challenge on the Australasian
Tour. 1998: Finished second at the New Zealand Open on the
Australasian Tour.
PERSONAL:
Began playing primarily in the United States beginning in
2000, Aussie relocated to Flower Mound, TX...Wife Angela
is a clinical psychologist. “She gets to see everything I do
out there. I'm kind of lucky. I have a psychologist out there
24 hours a day. She doesn't lie. I can't kid myself.”
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.34 (42)
Driving Distance ..........................................286.4 (113)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.33% (90)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.12% (53)
Putting Average............................................1.809 (147)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent the
Memorial Tournament presented by Morgan Stanley/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2006 Bank of America
Colonial/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $990,000–2006 Bay
Hill Invitational Presented by MasterCard/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Chrysler
Championship/26
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T5 T16 T37
U.S. Open CUT CUT T32 CUT
British Open CUT T27 T78 T35 T27
PGA T14 T55 CUT CUT T42
THE PLAYERS CUT T58 T27 CUT T44
TOUR Championship T14
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33 T17
Bridgestone Invitational T14 T13 T45 T14
CA Championship T37 T41 T38 T28
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (5):
1998 Phoenix Open. 1999 Greater Greensboro Chrysler
Classic. 2000 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, GTE Byron Nelson
Classic. 2001 Honda Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (9):
1988 Odense Open [Sweden], Ramlosa Open [Sweden],
Open Passing Shot [France]. 1990 Swedish Open [Eur]. 1993
Scottish Open [Eur]. 1995 Scandinavian Masters [Eur]. 1996
Trophee Lancome [Eur]. 1997 Johnnie Walker Super Tour
[Asia]. 1998 Scandinavian Masters [Eur].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—Valero Texas Open.
2007 SEASON:
Veteran logged 14th consecutive season in the top 125 on the
money list, thanks to stellar play in the PGA TOUR Fall
Series...Held the lead over the first three rounds at the Valero
Texas Open before falling to Justin Leonard on the third playoff
hole. First-round 61 broke his previous TOUR career low of
62. Runner-up finish was his first top-10 of the season.
Runner-up check for $486,000 solidified his card for 2008 as
he moved from 138th to 94th on the money list...Played in six
of the seven Fall Series events, earning more than $642,000.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Past champion posted 10th runner-up finish of career
with a T2 at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. Aided by rounds
of 62-67 on the weekend, finished three shots behind Chad
Campbell. The fourth-round, 10-under 62 set a Classic Club
course record and matched his career-low round on TOUR
(1997 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic/Rd 5)...Recorded second
career TOUR ace on the 13th hole at TPC Sawgrass during
second round of THE PLAYERS Championship...Took off the
better part of two months to return to Sweden for the summer.
2005: Finished out of the top 100 for just the third time in
his first 12 years on TOUR. 2004: After posting three top-10s
during the 2002-03 seasons, opened the season with three
top-10s in his first five events...Five top-10s were most since
nine in 2000, and his 40th-place finish on the money list was
his best since finishing 31st in 2001...Best finish came in the
last full-field event of the season, a T2 at the Chrysler
Championship. 2003: Played in a career-high 31 TOUR events.
Only top-10 of the season came in late September, T5 at the
Jesper Parnevik (YES-per PAR-nuh-vick)
EXEMPT STATUS: 90th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Jesper Bo Parnevik
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 175
BIRTHDATE: March 7, 1965
BIRTHPLACE: Stockholm, Sweden
RESIDENCE: Jupiter, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1994 17 12 2 4 148,816/120
1995 19 15 2 7 222,458
1996 19 17 1 5 9 389,266/53
1997 19 16 5 1 9 11 1,217,587/12
1998 20 17 1 1 5 13 1,290,822/14
1999 20 17 1 4 10 1,055,468/36
2000 20 17 2 1 1 9 11 2,413,345/8
2001 25 21 1 4 13 1,574,208/31
2002 26 17 1 2 4 964,304/63
2003 31 19 1 5 570,587/118
2004 24 18 1 5 9 1,550,135/40
2005 24 17 2 4 732,845/109
2006 24 17 1 4 7 1,308,310/71
2007 27 16 1 1 7 85,150/139 1,075,216/90
Total 315 236 5 10 4 55 114 14,513,366
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 1 1 11,657
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
84 Lumber Classic. 2002: Did not crack the $1-million mark in
earnings for the first time since 1996...Made an early-season
pledge to play until earning TOUR victory. Playing in his ninth
consecutive event at the Genuity Championship, picked up his
first top-10 of the season. Did not play Bay Hill Invitational,
having missed the cut playing 10th straight week in title
defense of Honda Classic...Final-round 7-under 65 gave him a
second-place finish at the BellSouth Classic, four strokes back
of Retief Goosen...Played in third Ryder Cup, posting an 0-1-1
record. Career Ryder Cup record is 4-3-4. 2001: Won a TOUR
event for the fourth consecutive season to place 31st on the
money list...Shared first-round lead at Honda Classic and led
the remainder of the tournament for his fifth TOUR victory.
Closed with a 72 to edge three players by one stroke and capture
the $576,000 winner's paycheck...Was one off the lead
after 54 holes in the British Open. Fired a final-round 71 to post
a T9, the fourth top-10 in his last five British Open starts...Was
a Captain's Choice for the European Ryder Cup team, his third
appearance. 2000: Posted first career multiple-win season
despite dealing with increasing hip pain that eventually
required corrective surgery...Eighth-place finish on money list
was his first year among the top 10...Established or matched
career marks for: single-season earnings ($2,413,345), top-10s
(nine) and wins (two)...Won first tournament of year at Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic, with five rounds in the 60s...Second
win came at GTE Byron Nelson Classic. Outlasted Davis Love
III and Phil Mickelson with a par on third playoff hole to
win...Began suffering from hip pain two weeks prior to U.S.
Open. Underwent hip surgery to repair labrum on Sept. 23.
Surgery was performed by Dr. Marc Philippon, the same surgeon
who operated on Greg Norman and Steve Elkington earlier
in the year. 1999: Earned his second career title by two
strokes over Jim Furyk at Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic.
Final-round 70 earned him the victory and tournament record.
Lit victory cigar on 18th green before holing his final putt...In
November, withdrew from World Golf Championships-
American Express Championship due to an irregular heartbeat
and took remainder of year off to undergo tests and rest...Was
3-1-1 as member of European Ryder Cup team. 1998: First
TOUR title came at the Phoenix Open, a three-stroke victory
over Tommy Armour III, Steve Pate, Brent Geiberger and Tom
Watson. Earned distinction as second Swede to win on TOUR,
following Gabriel Hjertstedt at 1997 B.C. Open. 1997: Finished
top-25 in 11 of 19 events entered. Posted five runner-up fin-
FAMILY: Wife, Mia; Peg (9/3/95), Penny (5/9/97),
Phillipa (5/16/99), Phoenix (2/16/01)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Magic, vitamins, bridge,
backgammon, yoga, yachting, tennis
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1986
Q SCHOOL: 1993
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
ishes and one third-place...Fired third-round 66 at British Open
to open a two-stroke lead over Darren Clarke and five-stroke
edge over Justin Leonard heading into final round. Sunday 73
not good enough to hold off Leonard, so settled for British
Open second place for second time in career...Was 1-1-2 as
member of European Ryder Cup team. 1996: Won Lancome
Trophy on PGA European Tour by five strokes over Colin
Montgomerie. 1995: Became first Swede to capture a
European Tour event in Sweden with victory at Scandinavian
Masters. 1994: Marked first British Open near miss at
Turnberry. Held two-stroke lead at final hole, but made bogey
to finish 11-under-par 269. Nick Price went eagle-birdie-par on
final three holes to capture one-stroke victory. 1993: First
European Tour win came at Bell's Scottish Open. 1992: Joined
TOUR after finishing T4 in 1993 Qualifying Tournament.
PERSONAL:
Father, Bo, is Sweden's most famous comedian...For a time,
wore bill of cap turned up to get a tan on his face while playing.
Also known for distinct golf attire, outfitted by J. Lindeberg.
Currently seen occasionally sporting a tie and porkpie hat on the
golf course...Learned game by hitting floating golf balls into lake
behind family home...His company, Lifizz, Inc., markets and distributes
effervescent vitamins in the United States...Son is
named Phoenix, where Jesper first won on TOUR in
1998...Credited with introducing former family nanny, Elin
Nordegren, to now-husband and World No. 1 Tiger Woods.
Year 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05
Masters T21 T31 CUT T40 T20 T29 CUT
U.S. Open T48 T14 T17 CUT T30 T54 CUT
British Open T21 2 T24 T44 T2 T4 T10 T36 T9 T28 DQ
PGA CUT T20 T5 T45 CUT T10 T51 T13 CUT T34 CUT T28
THE PLAYERS T49 T53 CUT T25 T23 CUT CUT CUT T48 T33 T46
TOUR Championship T6 T3 T22
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T9 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T27 T71 T71 T22
CA Championship W/D CNL
Year 06 07
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS T38 CUT
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.75 (85)
Driving Distance ..........................................289.5 (88)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................60.50% (123)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.76% (66)
Putting Average............................................1.752 (13)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 61–Valero Texas Open/1
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2007 Valero Texas Open/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $720,000–2000 GTE
Byron Nelson Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 GTE Byron
Nelson Classic/7
NATIONAL TEAMS: Dunhill Cup (4), 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997; World Cup (2), 1994, 1995;
Ryder Cup (3), 1997, 1999, 2002.
Jesper PARNEVIK
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (15):
1984 Houston Coca-Cola Open. 1985 Colonial National
Invitation. 1986 Hawaiian Open, Greater Milwaukee Open.
1987 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Hawaiian Open. 1988
Texas Open. 1991 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, BellSouth
Atlanta Golf Classic. 1992 Honda Classic. 1994 Nissan Los
Angeles Open. 1995 Nissan Open, U.S. Open. 1996
MasterCard Colonial. 2006 U.S. Bank Championship in
Milwaukee.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (12):
1983 German Open [Eur], South African PGA Championship
[SAfr], Calberson Classic [Eur]. 1984 New Zealand Open
[Aus]. 1985 New Zealand Open [Aus], U.S. vs. Japan
Matches [indiv.]. 1993 Toyota World Match Play
Championship [Eur]. 1994 Tokai Classic [Jpn]. 1995 Asian
Masters [Asia], Million Dollar Challenge [Afr]. 1996 Ssang
Yong International Challenge [Korea]. 1999 Martel Skins
Game [Taiwan].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T6—AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
Corey Pavin (PAY-vin)
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: Corey Allen Pavin
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 155
BIRTHDATE: November 16, 1959
BIRTHPLACE: Oxnard, CA
RESIDENCE: Dallas, TX
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 5-3
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1980A 1 1
1981A 1
1982A 1 1
1983 3 1 1 4,209/207
1984 29 26 1 2 5 14 260,536/18
1985 27 23 1 1 1 13 19 367,506/6
1986 28 23 2 6 14 304,558/19
1987 27 17 2 7 10 498,406/15
1988 26 17 1 3 7 216,768/50
1989 28 23 1 10 177,084/82
1990 29 26 1 1 6 13 468,830/26
1991 25 24 2 2 2 10 18 979,430/1
1992 25 20 1 3 2 7 13 980,934/5
1993 24 21 2 6 13 675,087/18
1994 20 16 1 3 1 10 12 906,305/8
1995 22 18 2 2 1 6 11 1,340,079
1996 22 21 1 9 14 851,320/18
1997 22 11 1 1 99,304/169
1998 23 12 2 3 168,485/155
1999 25 18 3 10 569,045/70
2000 25 11 1 3 209,883/160
2001 22 14 1 6 458,401/111
2002 24 14 1 2 362,012/148
2003 26 18 2 358,911/148
2004 23 18 2 8 881,938/89
2005 23 15 2 6 736,506/108
2006 23 13 1 1 7 1,308,084/72
2007 25 15 1 3 85,189/138 498,252/151
Total 599 437 15 16 8 104 220 13,681,873
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 2 2 1 1 69,345
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
2007 SEASON:
Made 15 cuts in 25 starts and competed in one event in the
PGA TOUR's Playoffs for the FedExCup…In fifth start of the
season, finished T6 at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-
Am, aided by rounds of 67-70 on the weekend. Fifth career
top-10 at the TOUR's Monterey Peninsula event.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Lone top-10 of the season was his first victory in over
10 years...Win and six other top-25s helped him surpass the
$1-million mark ($1,308,084) in earnings for just the second
time (1995-$1,340,079) in his 24-year TOUR career...Earned
15th TOUR victory with wire-to-wire win at the U.S. Bank
Championship, 10 years, two months and 11 days since last
win at the 1996 MasterCard Colonial. Set or tied several
TOUR records en route to victory. Birdied first six holes (Nos.
1-6) in the first round en route to a TOUR nine-hole record
26 (8-under par). Finished first round with a career-low 61,
tying Brown Deer Park Golf Club course record. Matched
lowest first 36-hole total (61-64—125) in TOUR history.
Eighth multiple winner of U.S Bank Championship, and third
FAMILY: Wife, Lisa; Ryan (5/29/86), Austin (3/5/93)
EDUCATION: UCLA
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Basketball, snow skiing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1982
Q SCHOOL: 1983
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
wire-to-wire winner in Milwaukee. Matched the U.S. Bank
Championship 72-hole scoring record of 260 (61-64-68-67)
of 2005 champion Ben Crane and 2000 champion Loren
Roberts. Led the tournament in putting and was tied for first
in scrambling. His 36-, 54- and 72-hole totals were all TOUR
lows in 2006. The 72-hole was matched by Phil Mickelson
at the BellSouth Classic. His opening 61 was the low start
by a winner in 2006...Served as assistant U.S. Ryder Cup
Captain. 2005: Finished in the top 125 for second straight
season and for 17th time in first 22 years on TOUR...Best
finish was a T5 at the Bay Hill Invitational. 2004: Two top-
10s were the most since he posted three in 1998. Finished
in the top 100 (89th) on the money list for the first time since
1998, when he was No. 70...Tied career low with a firstround
8-under 62 at the Buick Championship. 2003: Made
18 cuts in 26 starts...His best effort came in the first start of
the year, a T15 at the Sony Open in Hawaii. 2002: Only top-
10 of the season came at the Michelob Championship at
Kingsmill, a T6, his best finish since a T5 at the 1999 MCI
Classic. 2001: Lone top-10 a T8 at the MasterCard Colonial.
Finish produced largest payday, $116,000, since earning
$270,000 for winning 1996 MasterCard Colonial. 2000: Lone
Year 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93
Masters T25 T11 T27 T42 50 T22 3 T11
U.S. Open CUT T60 CUT T9 CUT W/D CUT T24 T8 CUT T19
British Open T22 T39 CUT CUT T38 T8 CUT T34 T4
PGA T20 T6 T21 CUT T17 CUT T14 T32 T12 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT T58 T50 T42 T34 CUT T41 T46 T16
TOUR Championship T5 21 T10 T2 T7
Year 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06
Masters T8 T17 T7 T43 T41 CUT CUT
U.S. Open CUT 1 T40 CUT CUT T34 CUT T19 T54 CUT T17 T11 CUT
British Open CUT T8 T26 T51 CUT CUT CUT CUT T22 CUT
PGA 2 CUT T26 CUT T10 CUT T49
THE PLAYERS T78 T3 T46 CUT CUT T71 T61 T21 CUT T32 T33 CUT CUT
TOUR Championship T10 T2 T21
Bridgestone Invitational T48
Year 07
PGA T62
THE PLAYERS T72
NATIONAL TEAMS: Walker Cup, 1981; USA vs. Japan, 1982; Nissan Cup, 1985; Ryder Cup
(3), 1991, 1993, 1995; The Presidents Cup (2), 1994, 1996.
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top-10 was a T9 at the Westin Texas Open...Tied TOUR
record with 18 putts in second round of Bell Canadian Open
en route to 65. 1999: After finishing out of the top 150 on
the money list in 1997-98, rebounded to finish 70th. Had as
many top-10s (3) as he did in the two previous years combined.
1998: Posted top-10s in two late-season events,
Westin Texas Open and the Michelob Championship at
Kingsmill...Lost playoff to Stephen Leaney at ANZ Players
Championship in Australia, where he shot course-record 66
in second round. 1996: Made 21 of 22 cuts and won the
MasterCard Colonial...Finished in the top-10 nine times and
ranked 18th on the money list...Earned berth on second
straight Presidents Cup squad. 1995: After shooting 72-69-
71, entered final round of U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills
three strokes behind Greg Norman. Closing 68 was highlighted
by 228-yard 4-wood shot to 18th green, where ball
came to rest 5 feet from hole. Two-putt par gave him his
first major championship title...Became only the second
player to win back-to-back at Riviera (Ben Hogan the other)
when he successfully defended his Nissan Open
title...Played on his third Ryder Cup team, compiling an
career 8-5-0 record. 1991: Won Arnold Palmer Award, the
last player to win TOUR money title with less than $1 mil-
HOT SHOTS
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lion. 1988: Captured the Texas Open, shooting 21-under-par
259 to become fifth player in TOUR history to break 260.
1984: Scored victories in each of his first five full years on
TOUR, starting with his first win at the Coca-Cola Houston
Open. Amateur: At UCLA, was a two-time first-team All-
American (1979, 1982), won 11 collegiate tournaments,
including the 1982 PAC-10 title, and was named 1982 college
player of the year. Bruin teammates included former or
current PGA TOUR members Steve Pate, Jay Delsing, Tom
Pernice Jr. and Duffy Waldorf...At age 17, won the Junior
World and Los Angeles City Amateur titles.
PERSONAL:
Corey and son Ryan won Disney's father-child event for
Ryan's age group (1996)...Serves as host for Corey Pavin
Golf Classic benefiting Big Brothers and Big Sisters in
Ventura County, CA...Had LASIK surgery in November
1998…Caddied for former UCLA teammate Jay Delsing at
2003 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament, where Delsing
earned his card for the 2004 TOUR season...Joined TOUR
members Frank Lickliter II, Jerry Kelly, Donnie Hammond
and Howard Twitty on a USA/Armed Forces Entertainment
tour of the Persian Gulf for Thanksgiving 2006.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.35 (147)
Driving Distance ..........................................264.4 (188)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................68.40% (25)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................60.39% (174)
Putting Average............................................1.800 (120)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–4 times, most recent Valero
Texas Open/1
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2006 U.S. Bank
Championship in Milwaukee/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $720,000–2006 U.S.
Bank Championship in Milwaukee/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1996 Memorial
Tournament/2
No. 15 at TPC River Highlands
SHORTEST PAR 4s (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yds Avg Score Tournament Name
1 TPC River Highlands 15 4 296 3.903 Travelers Championship
2 TPC Boston 4 4 298 3.714 Deutsche Bank Championship
3 Plantation Course at Kapalua 14 4 305 3.759 Mercedes-Benz Championship
4 TPC Sugarloaf 13 4 310 3.671 AT&T Classic
5 Oakmont CC 17 4 313 4.066 U.S. Open
LONGEST PAR 4s (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yds Avg Score Tournament Name
1 PGA National Champion Course 10 4 525 4.322 The Honda Classic
2 East Lake GC 5 4 520 4.175 THE TOUR Championship
3 Plantation Course at Kapalua 1 4 520 4.075 Mercedes-Benz Championship
4 Congressional Country Club 6 4 518 4.292 AT&T National
5 Plantation Course at Kapalua 7 4 516 4.143 Mercedes-Benz Championship
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
2—2002 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, T2—Buick
Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2000 Ozarks Open.
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2002 Champions Challenge [with John Daly].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T3—AT&T National; 4—Crowne Plaza Invitational at
Colonial; T6—Fry's Electronics Open; 8—Nissan Open;
T10—Sony Open in Hawaii, Canadian Open presented by
Franklin Templeton Investments.
2007 SEASON:
Recorded career highs in earnings (more than $1.6 million)
and top-10 finishes (6) and finished 44th in final FedExCup
standings...After injury-plagued 2006 season, got off to a
strong start in the new year with a T10 in first start at the
Sony Open in Hawaii...Rebounded from a third-round 75
with a closing 65 at the Nissan Open to finish eighth...Third
top-10 finish of the year came at the Crowne Plaza
Invitational at Colonial. Fired four rounds in the 60s to finish
fourth...Finished T3 at the inaugural AT&T National
thanks to a closing 3-under 67. Earned a spot in the British
Open as the leading player, not otherwise exempt, at the
2007 AT&T National among the top-10 finishers and
ties…Finished T20 at the British Open, recovering from a 2over-par
73 in the first round…One week later, posted four
sub-par rounds to finish T10 at the Canadian Open...
Recorded his sixth top-10 finish of the season with a T6 at
the inaugural Fry's Electronics Open. Final-round 68 tied the
low round for the day in windy conditions.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished in the top 125 on the money list for the fifth
time in his five-year career...Hampered by tendinitis in both
elbows that lasted from THE PLAYERS Championship
through the end of the season, making only 19 starts on the
year...Held the first-round lead at the Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic with a career-low 12-under-par 60 at the Palmer
Course at PGA West. Tied Justin Rose and Arron
Pat Perez
EXEMPT STATUS: 52nd on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Pat Perez
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 190
BIRTHDATE: March 1, 1976
BIRTHPLACE: Phoenix, AZ
RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ
FAMILY: Single
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2002 30 14 2 6 10 1,451,726/40
2003 33 16 2 5 578,141/117
2004 32 18 1 1 7 723,724/111
2005 28 18 4 9 1,258,087/62
2006 19 9 1 1 4 719,507/117
2007 27 16 1 6 11 93,184/44 1,678,295/52
Total 169 91 2 3 20 46 6,409,481
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2000 19 11 1 1 4 5 148,094/26
2001 26 16 1 5 10 124,818/32
Total 45 27 1 2 9 15 272,912
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Oberholser for low round of the season. Credited his score
to an improved physique and psyche. Finished 73rd after
slumping with 75-78 on the weekend...Collected his first
top-10 at THE PLAYERS with his T3 finish. It was his first
top-10 since a T6 at the 2005 PGA
Championship...Withdrew during the first round of the
Verizon Heritage in April due to the tendonitis...Played in
eight more events the remainder of the year, withdrawing
from two and making the cut in two, with one a T15 at the
Reno-Tahoe Open. 2005: Moved into the top 75 on the
money list after finishing just outside the top 100 over the
last two seasons...The San Diego County product posted his
first career top-10 in four starts at the Buick Invitational, a
T6. His dad has been the starter for the TOUR event at
Torrey Pines for a number of years...Clinched his first top-10
in a major championship with his T6 finish at the PGA
Championship at Baltusrol Golf Club. 2004: Started the season
slow making only three cuts in his first 12 starts. Ended
the year with a bang, making 50 percent of his season earnings
in his last five starts, including a T3 at 84 LUMBER
Classic to secure his card for 2005. His $201,600 payday in
Pennsylvania lifted him over the mark to secure his card for
the 2005 season. 2003: Made the cut in just under half of
his 33 starts during his sophomore campaign. First of two
top-10s was T6 at Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. Set course
record with 11-under-par 61, a TOUR career best, at
Bermuda Dunes Country Club in second round...Second, a
T10, came at the Bay Hill Invitational presented by Cooper
Tires. 2002: Only thing missing from his stellar rookie season
was a victory but did qualify for his first Masters thanks
to finishing 40th on the money list...Began season 507th on
Official World Golf Ranking list and had moved up to 84th
through THE TOUR Championship...Became eighth rookie in
TOUR history to surpass $1 million...Finished second at the
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am after holding a fourstroke
advantage after 36 and 54 holes. Had the lead with
one hole to play but triple-bogeyed the 18th hole at Pebble
Beach to lose by three strokes to Matt Gogel...Second runner-up
finish came at the Buick Classic, tied with David
Gossett and Loren Roberts two strokes behind champion
Chris Smith. Paycheck of $261,333 pushed season earnings
over $1 million at $1,006,341...Recorded hole-in-one in the
second round of the Reno-Tahoe Open, acing No. 7 with a 6-
EDUCATION: Arizona State University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: TV, ATV, motorcycles, sleeping,
baseball, football
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1997
Q SCHOOL: 2001
JOINED TOUR: 2002
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T45
U.S. Open CUT T40 CUT
British Open T67 T20
PGA 70 T6 CUT T18
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT T32 T3 CUT
iron from 210 yards...Turned in the round of the tournament
during the final round of the Bell Canadian Open with an
Angus Glen Golf Club record 9-under-par 63. 2001: Earned
first PGA TOUR card by finishing as medalist at PGA TOUR
Qualifying Tournament...T3 finish at the Samsung Canadian
PGA Championship on the Nationwide Tour. 2000: Picked up
his first victory at the Ozarks Open on the Nationwide Tour
where he defeated Pat Bates and Mike Heinen in a playoff
with a birdie on the first extra hole. Was 36-hole leader by
three strokes and 54-hole leader by four strokes at the
Monterey Peninsula Classic, won by Richard Johnson.
Amateur: Member of Arizona State University's 1996
NCAA championship team...Won the 1993 Junior World
title at Torrey Pines, where Tiger Woods finished fourth,
eight strokes back. Won the 1993 Maxfli PGA Junior two
weeks later at Pinehurst, NC.
PERSONAL:
Brother Mike played on the Nationwide Tour in 2002 and
2006. They were the only brothers to play in the 2001
Qualifying Tournament finals at Bear Lakes CC in West Palm
Beach, FL...Web site is patperezgolf.com.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.15 (28)
Driving Distance ..........................................296.0 (44)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................61.07% (114)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.58% (70)
Putting Average............................................1.778 (53)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–3 times, most recent Frys.com
Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children/2
Career Low Round/Round: 60–2006 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $432,000–2002 AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro–Am/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Children's
Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart/68
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
1999 Buick Open. 2001 The INTERNATIONAL Presented by
Qwest.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T10—Verizon Heritage, Canadian Open presented by
Franklin Templeton Investments.
2007 SEASON:
Atypical season for hard-working veteran, with just two
top-10s in 31 starts...Fired a third-round 65 en route to a
T10 finish at the Verizon Heritage, his first top-10 of the
season...In 22nd start, posted four rounds in the 60s to finish
T10 at the Canadian Open…Played in five of the seven
PGA TOUR Fall Series events, making the cut in the final
four. Held a one-shot lead through 54 holes of the Buick
Open before a final-round 75 left him T20.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Best season of 15-year TOUR career with career-high
seven top-10s and more than $2 million in earnings
($2,396,548). Earned first trip to THE TOUR Championship
Tom Pernice, Jr. (purr-NIECE)
EXEMPT STATUS: 109th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Thomas Charles Pernice, Jr.
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 170
BIRTHDATE: September 5, 1959
BIRTHPLACE: Kansas City, MO
RESIDENCE: Murrieta, CA.; plays out of Bear Creek GC
FAMILY: Wife, Sydney; Kristen (9/30/93), Brooke
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1983 1
1986 33 12 5 40,172/148
1987 20 5 1 1 15,431/195
1988 31 14 1 2 47,108/150
1989 22 10 2 5 81,863/142
1990 20 7 1 19,504/212
1991 3 1 1,824/306
1992 1
1994 1
1996 1 1 5,235/313
1997 30 12 1 5 173,012/127
1998 27 15 1 1 8 520,400/55
1999 31 14 1 1 5 656,140/65
2000 32 16 2 5 387,716/127
2001 33 19 1 4 6 1,318,762/39
2002 31 19 2 8 645,110/104
2003 31 21 1 4 9 1,210,541/57
2004 31 20 2 5 9 1,475,274/47
2005 32 23 1 1 2 11 1,608,057/49
2006 33 20 1 7 14 2,396,548/25
2007 31 20 2 7 88,943/93 927,408/109
Total 475 249 2 3 4 35 101 11,530,102
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1990 10 7 3 6,077/108
1991 4 1 550/305
1992 12 2 1 2 2 12,500/95
1995 28 19 2 11 42,047/48
1996 24 12 3 8 34,224/58
1997 1 1 1,390/213
Total 79 42 1 7 24 96,788
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
after finishing 30th on the money list...Thanks to rounds of
67-68 on the weekend, finished solo fifth at The Honda
Classic for first top-10...Following week, added a T8 at the
Bay Hill Invitational presented by MasterCard...Held a share
of the 54-hole lead with Tim Herron at the FedEx St. Jude
Classic. Finished with a 1-over-par 71 to place solo second,
three strokes behind Jeff Maggert...T5 at the Barclays
Classic. One of four players in the field to post four rounds
of par or better...Final-round 8-under 64 at Warwick Hills
Golf Club moved him into the top-10 at the Buick Open
(T7)...Recorded his career-best sixth top-10 of the season
with a T7 at the Frys.com Open in Las Vegas. The $129,000
paycheck pushed him over the $2-million mark...T5 in his
first trip to THE TOUR Championship at East Lake. 2005:
Finished strong, with a second and a third in his last two
starts...Closed with a 3-under 69 at the FUNAI Classic at
Walt Disney World Resort for second place, his best finish
on TOUR since winning The INTERNATIONAL in 2001.
Finished one stroke back of champion Lucas Glover who
knocked in a bunker shot for birdie on the 72nd hole. Set the
FUNAI Classic all-time 72-hole putting record with 95 putts.
Followed that with a T3 at the Chrysler Championship.
(3/7/95)
EDUCATION: UCLA (Economics, 1982)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Gardening, TV, sports, politics,
home decorating
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1983
Q SCHOOL: 1985, 1987, 1996, 1997
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
2004: Among the five top-10s were a career-high two thirds
-- The INTERNATIONAL and the Buick Championship. 2003:
Played in 31 tournaments and made 21 cuts, including 11
consecutive at the end of the season, longest consecutive
cuts streak of his career...Finished third at the Bell Canadian
Open to surpass $1 million in earnings. 2002: First top-10 of
the season came at the Shell Houston Open, his 10th start
of the season, with a T6...Finished the year on a strong note
with three top-15s, including a T7 at the Reno-Tahoe Open.
2001: Collected his second TOUR victory and for the first
time eclipsed the $1-million mark in season earnings...At
The INTERNATIONAL, accumulated 12 points in each of the
first two rounds under Modified Stableford scoring system
and led by two. Added nine points in round three and
increased his lead to three. Recorded only one point in the
final round, but was good enough for one-point victory over
Chris Riley. Inspirational victory because his two daughters,
Kristen and Brooke, were in attendance. Brooke, then age 6,
is visually impaired. 2000: Opened season at the Mercedes
Championships with T8. His third-round 65 was the low
round of the championship...His only other top-10 came at
the rain-shortened BellSouth Classic, a T5. 1999: Earned
Year 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98
Masters CUT
U.S. Open CUT T13 CUT T94
British Open T66
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T24 T17
U.S. Open CUT CUT CUT T42 T21 T36
British Open CUT CUT CUT
PGA CUT T27 T51 T45 CUT T23 CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT T69 CUT T72 CUT T27 T28
TOUR Championship T5
CA Championship T48 T11
Tom PERNICE, JR.
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first PGA TOUR victory at Buick Open. His closing 65
brought one-stroke victory over Tom Lehman, Ted Tryba and
Bob Tway. Victory came in his 213th career start on the PGA
TOUR. 1998: First season he earned full-exempt
status....Although it took more than half a year because of
tournament delay, enjoyed runner-up finish to Phil
Mickelson at AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Rounds
of 67-69-67 were worth $270,000. 1997: Earned more than
$100,000 for the first time with $173,012, which placed
him 127th on money list...Best finish was fourth at Greater
Milwaukee Open...Finished 25th at PGA TOUR Qualifying
Tournament to return to TOUR in 1998. 1996: Had three top-
10 Nationwide Tour finishes, including T6 at Miami Valley
Open. 1992: Best Nationwide Tour finish T3 at Hawkeye
HOT SHOTS
Tom Pernice, Jr. (Continued)
Open. 1986: Earned status on the PGA TOUR with his second-place
finish at the 1985 Qualifying Tournament...Made
12 cuts and finished 148th on the money list with $40,172.
Amateur: Two-time All-American at UCLA. Pac-10 Player
of Year in 1981.
PERSONAL:
Teammates at UCLA included Jay Delsing, Corey Pavin,
Steve Pate and Duffy Waldorf...All-conference wrestler in
high school...Daughter Brooke has a genetic disease,
Leber's Amorosis, which causes blindness. Her retinas did
not develop fully at birth. She released a Country/Christian
recording in 2007 titled, “Help from Above.”
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.78 (88)
Driving Distance ..........................................279.9 (163)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................66.15% (42)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................60.61% (169)
Putting Average............................................1.800 (120)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–4 times, most recent Frys.com
Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children/2
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2005 FUNAI Classic at
Walt Disney World Resort/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $720,000–2001 The
INTERNATIONAL Presented by Qwest/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Masters
Tournament/58
No. 16 at Firestone
LONGEST PAR 5s (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yds Avg Score Tournament Name
1 Oakmont CC 12 5 667 5.412 U.S. Open
2 Firestone CC (South Course) 16 5 667 5.158 Bridgestone Invitational
3 LaCantera GC 1 5 665 4.899 Valero Texas Open
4 Plantation Course at Kapalua 18 5 663 4.579 Mercedes-Benz Championship
5 Southern Hills CC 5 5 653 5.092 PGA Championship
SHORTEST PAR 5s (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yds Avg Score Tournament Name
1 TPC Summerlin 3 5 492 4.281 Frys.com Open
2 Palm GC 1 5 495 4.447 Children's Miracle Network Classic
3 East Lake GC 15 5 495 4.242 THE TOUR Championship
4 Poppy Hills 18 5 500 4.615 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
5 Pebble Beach Golf Links 2 5 502 4.573 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
1998 B.C. Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
1994 Utah Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
1994 Mexican Open.
2007 SEASON:
Expected to try and play in 2008 after continuing rehabilitation
on elbow, wrist and hand injuries that date back to the
2001 British Open. Had surgery for pinched nerve in elbow
in early 2004 and has been working way back since.
Granted sixth year for Major Medical Extension and has 18
events to earn $515,445, equaling the No. 125 money winner
from 2002. If he is successful, he will play out of the
Major Medical Extension category for the remainder of the
2008 season.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Played in three PGA TOUR events in fourth Major
Medical Extension. 2005: Played in just one event in third
Major Medical Extension. 2004: Received a second consecutive
Major Medical Extension. Played in one event.
Underwent surgery for pinched nerve in elbow in February
and didn't hit a shot until October. Doctor told him it would
take 18 months to 2 years to heal properly. 2003: Received
Chris Perry
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: James Christopher Perry
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 195
BIRTHDATE: September 27, 1961
BIRTHPLACE: Edenton, NC
RESIDENCE: Powell, OH
FAMILY: Wife, Katharine; Andrew Christopher (3/1/93),
Emily Ann (3/10/96), Natalie Kay (12/31/97)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1982A 1
1984A 1
1984 6 3 1 5,086/201
1985 30 22 1 5 60,801/110
1986 33 22 1 5 75,213/114
1987 31 21 1 4 10 197,593/56
1988 33 21 1 1 3 85,546/121
1989 31 24 1 3 7 206,932/67
1990 30 20 1 3 8 259,108/58
1991 33 20 2 5 116,105/126
1992 29 11 3 53,943/171
1993 9 5 3 25,333/202
1994 2 1 1 14,840/237
1995 30 17 2 113,632
1996 20 15 1 2 5 184,171/112
1997 32 22 1 2 11 460,984/48
1998 31 24 1 1 4 12 730,171/39
1999 31 30 2 1 14 21 2,145,707/5
2000 31 25 2 7 15 1,563,115/28
2001 26 15 2 8 568,391/91
2002 5
2003 3
2004 1
2005 1
2006 3
Total 483 318 1 7 5 46 125 6,866,671
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1993 13 10 3 13,337/94
1994 24 24 1 2 2 10 19 167,148/1
1995 1 1 1 1 6,000/150
1996 4 4 1 2 11,190/116
2002 4 2 3,273/243
2003 1
2006 1
Total 48 41 1 2 2 12 25 200,948
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
a Major Medical Extension and played in three events as he
tried to determine extent of injury. 2002: Did not finish in the
top 125 for the first time since 1995. Schedule was limited
to only five events due to lingering injuries. 2001: Posted
lowest finish on TOUR money list, No. 91, since finishing
No. 112 in 1996...Knee and wrist injuries caused withdrawal
after round one of British Open...Played in just five events
the remainder of the year and did not make the cut in any of
them. 2000: Finished in the top 30 for the second consecutive
year on the strength of two runner-up finishes and
seven top-10s...T2 at Buick Open and SEI Pennsylvania
Classic. 1999: Nearly tripled his best previous earnings year,
ranked fifth on TOUR in earnings with $2,145,707 thanks to
two second-place finishes...His 14 top-10 finishes were
second only to Tiger Woods' 16...Came close to second
TOUR title at MCI Classic, where he held one-stroke lead
through 70 holes, but closed bogey-bogey for fourth-place
finish...Closing 68 led to T2 at Reno-Tahoe Open and closing
66 led to T2 at SONY Open in Hawaii...Led PGA TOUR with
468 birdies that year. 1998: Earned first PGA TOUR title in
his 377th career start at B.C. Open, where he defeated Peter
Jacobsen by three strokes. 1997: For first time in career, finished
among top 50 on money list...Finished T2, one stroke
behind Gabriel Hjertstedt at the B.C. Open. 1996: Along
with Emlyn Aubrey and Woods, one of only three nonexempt
players to earn full playing privileges for 1997.
1994: Concentrated on Nationwide Tour and, earned Player
EDUCATION: Ohio State University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports, especially Ohio State
football, hockey, snow skiing, movies, being a dad
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1984
Q SCHOOL: 1984
JOINED TOUR: 1985
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1994)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
of the Year honors...Topped Nationwide Tour money list
with $167,148...Collected one victory (Utah Classic), two
seconds and two thirds. 1990: Tied for second with three
others, two strokes behind Wayne Levi at Canon Greater
Hartford Open. 1987: Earned first runner-up finish with T2,
seven back of Tom Kite. Amateur: Three-time All-America
selection at Ohio State, where he also captured the 1983
Big Ten Championship.
PERSONAL:
Also played baseball and hockey while growing up...Father,
Jim Perry, pitched in major leagues for Cleveland,
Minnesota, Detroit and Oakland, won 215 games and was
the 1970 American League Cy Young winner. Uncle Gaylord
Perry, winner of 315 games, is a member of Baseball Hall of
Fame.
PLAYER STATISTICS
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Career Low Round/Round: 62–1998 Greater Milwaukee
Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $291,600–2000 Buick
Open/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 PGA
Championship/21
Year 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94
Masters CUT
U.S. Open CUT CUT CUT T54 T31 CUT
PGA T28 T17 T26
THE PLAYERS T55 T54 T20 T64 T21 T16 T27 CUT
Year 95 96 97 98 99 00 01
Masters T50 T14 T37
U.S. Open T56 T43 T25 T42 T32 T19
British Open W/D CUT W/D
PGA T49 74 T10 T34 CUT
THE PLAYERS T31 CUT T32 T33
TOUR Championship 4 T8
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T17
CA Championship T7 16
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (9):
1991 Memorial Tournament. 1994 New England Classic.
1995 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. 2001 Buick Open. 2003
Bank of America Colonial, the Memorial Tournament,
Greater Milwaukee Open. 2005 Bay Hill Invitational
Presented by MasterCard, Bank of America Colonial.
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2005 Franklin Templeton Shootout [with John Huston].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T3—the Memorial Tournament presented by Morgan
Stanley; T5—U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee;
T10—Buick Open.
2007 SEASON:
Struggled the first half of the season, attempting to regain
form after knee surgery in 2006. Posted three top-10s in
final 10 starts, with eight top-25s in that span. Played into
third PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup event, the BMW
Championship, and finished 60th in FedExCup standings.
Finished among the top-125 for the 21st consecutive season...Strong
play over the second half of the season began
with final-round 63 at the Memorial Tournament, vaulting
him into a T3 finish. Round of 63 was the lowest final-round
score in Memorial history...Two weeks later, posted a T10
at the Buick Open, aided by a second-round 63…Past
champion of the U.S. Bank Championship finished T5, seventh
top-10 finish in Milwaukee in the past eight years. A
1-over 71 in the final round was only the second time he
had posted an above-par score in the last eight years at
Brown Deer Park.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Did not have a top-10 in 22 starts for the first time in
his TOUR career...Had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee
on March 13 and was unable to defend his title that week
at the Bay Hill Invitational...Best finish was a T11 at the
Kenny Perry
EXEMPT STATUS: 2005 two-time tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: James Kenneth Perry
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 205
BIRTHDATE: August 10, 1960
BIRTHPLACE: Elizabethtown, KY
RESIDENCE: Franklin, KY; plays out of Country Creek GC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1984 1
1985 1
1987 27 15 1 5 107,239/93
1988 32 20 3 7 139,421/85
1989 26 15 1 3 7 202,099/70
1990 23 17 1 2 9 279,881/50
1991 24 16 1 3 7 368,784/44
1992 25 17 3 9 190,455/81
1993 29 18 3 8 196,863/88
1994 30 22 1 1 4 10 585,941/26
1995 25 21 1 1 1 5 13 773,388
1996 25 17 1 1 9 13 925,079/13
1997 26 17 2 8 270,081/90
1998 25 16 1 5 7 487,551/58
1999 26 16 1 7 426,184/94
2000 20 18 3 4 9 889,381/52
2001 26 22 1 6 13 1,786,066/24
2002 27 23 2 1 6 13 1,928,598/27
2003 26 24 3 1 1 11 14 4,400,122/6
2004 23 17 1 7 13 1,952,043/30
2005 23 19 2 1 7 14 3,607,155/6
2006 22 16 6 818,698/104
2007 24 18 1 3 9 91,773/60 1,197,618/79
Total 536 384 9 8 11 88 201 21,532,649
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Buick Open, for the past champion (2001). 2005: Finished
sixth on TOUR money list, matching his career best (2003).
Recorded multiple victories (2) and finished with more than
$3 million in earnings for second time in his career...Won for
the first time since his three-win season of 2003 with a victory
at the Bay Hill Invitational. At age 44, became the oldest
winner of the tournament. Beat Graeme McDowell and
Vijay Singh be two strokes. Held second- and third-round
leads. Tied with Singh at 12-under par through 71 holes.
After Singh hit his second shot on No. 18 in the water short
of the green, Perry played to the middle of the green and
two-putted for par and the win...Captured ninth career
TOUR title by seven strokes over Billy Mayfair at the Bank
of America Colonial. Tenth multiple winner in tournament
history, with rounds of 65-63-64-69—261. Seven-stroke
win was second-largest margin of victory in tournament history
(eight strokes, Chandler Harper, 1955), and the largest
on TOUR since Tommy Armour III won by seven strokes at
the 2003 Valero Texas Open. Entered final round with a
seven-stroke lead over Mayfair and Steve Stricker. Set tournament
36- and 54-hole records with totals of 12-under 128
and 18-under 192, respectively. Matched 72-hole record of
19-under 261 that he set in 2003. All-time leader in career
earnings at Bank of America Colonial, with
$2,598,389...Playing in his third Presidents Cup squad, finished
1-3-0 on the week but managed to captured Sunday
singles match, 4 and 3, over Mark Hensby. 2004: Fourth consecutive
top-30 finish (No. 30) on money list and seven more
top-10s...With his 18-year-old son Justin, on the bag, finished
T3 at THE PLAYERS Championship, four strokes
behind Adam Scott...Finished fifth on the Ryder Cup team
points list to make his first U.S. Ryder Cup squad...Did not
play again until the final full-field event of the season, the
Chrysler Championship. Came into event 31st on the money
list and finished T8, good enough to pass Rod Pampling for
the final spot in THE TOUR Championship. 2003: Enjoyed
most prolific season of career, with three wins and 10 top-
FAMILY: Wife, Sandy; Lesslye (5/20/84), Justin
(11/23/85), Lindsey (4/27/88)
EDUCATION: Western Kentucky University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Harley Davidson motorcylces,
drag racing, restoring Chevrolet muscle cars
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1982
Q SCHOOL: Fall 1986
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
10s in 26 starts, along with a career-best $4,400,122 in winnings.
One of three players, along with Mike Weir and Ernie
Els, to log top-10s in three majors...Recorded a T2 at the Bay
Hill Invitational...Picked up first win since the 2001 Buick
Open with a six-stroke victory at the Bank of America
Colonial. Set 54- and 72-hole tournament records while
tying the course record with a third-round, 9-under 61. Held
eight-stroke lead heading into Sunday prior to picking up his
career-largest $900,000 paycheck...Picked up second victory
of season one week later at the Memorial Tournament. At
the age of 42, became oldest player to win back-to-back
weeks on the PGA TOUR since Hale Irwin won the U.S.
Open and the Buick Classic in consecutive weeks at age 45
in 1990. Held solo lead after 36 and 54 holes. A winner at
Muirfield Village in 1991, became the sixth player to capture
multiple titles at the Memorial Tournament...Added
third consecutive top-three finish with a T3 at the U.S.
Open. Second time in his 17-year career that he has posted
three consecutive top-threes...Picked up third win in four
starts on TOUR at the Greater Milwaukee Open. Held thirdround
lead and won for fourth consecutive time after holding/sharing
the 54-hole lead...Represented the United
States at The Presidents Cup in November. 2002: Finished in
the top 30 in earnings for fifth time in career. Of his six top-
10s, three came in first four starts...Finished third, one
stroke shy of the Sergio Garcia-David Toms playoff at the
Mercedes Championships...Had two T2s - Phoenix Open
and the MasterCard Colonial...Sat 31st on the money list
heading into the Buick Challenge, the last event before THE
TOUR Championship. T7 finish vaulted him to No. 27 and
earned him a spot in the season-ending event. 2001: In finishing
24th on the money list with $1,786,066, surpassed
the $1-million single-season earnings mark for the first
time...Top-30 finish earned a spot in THE TOUR
Championship for the first time since 1996...Year was driven
by six top-10s...Captured his fourth TOUR title with an
impressive two-shot victory in the Buick Open. A second-
Year 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00
Masters CUT T12 CUT CUT
U.S. Open T55 T25 CUT T50 CUT
British Open CUT
PGA T51 T49 77 T55 T49 2 T23 T10 T34 T30
THE PLAYERS 33 T21 T56 T57 W/D T65 T62 T55 T4 CUT CUT W/D T27
TOUR Championship T26 T20 4
Year 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT T39 CUT T29
U.S. Open T45 T3 CUT T23 58
British Open T8 T16 T11 CUT
PGA T44 T29 T10 CUT T23 T49 T23
THE PLAYERS T18 T60 T32 T3 CUT T58
TOUR Championship T5 T18 T9 29 T20
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33 T33 T9 T17 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T24 T53 T27 T6 T27 T11
CA Championship CNL 22 T28 T32
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (3), 1996, 2003, 2005; Ryder Cup, 2004.
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ound 64, which included a 29 on the front nine of Warwick
Hills G&CC, came on his 41st birthday and earned a threestroke
lead. Followed with another 64, this time with a 29
on the back nine, to extend his lead to five after 54 holes.
Closed with a 69 to collect the $558,000 paycheck. 2000:
Consistent season, making 18 cuts in 20 tournaments
entered and finishing third three times. 1999: Though he
surpassed $400,000 in earnings, finished 94th on the
money list, his lowest ranking since joining the TOUR.
1998: Rebounded from sub-standard 1997 season, entered
25 tournaments and finished in top-10 five times. 1997: Not
as spectacular a year as 1996, but still managed to retain
full-exempt status for 11th consecutive season. 1996:
Earned nearly $1 million and 13th spot on money list with
nine top-10s, including a second, one third, two fourths and
a fifth...Nearly won PGA Championship at Valhalla GC in
home state of Kentucky. Took lead with course-record
opening 66, followed with 72-71 to fall four back with 18 to
play. Fired 34 on front nine Sunday to take slim lead, but
bogey-6 on final hole left him at 11-under-par 277. Mark
Brooks forced playoff with closing birdie and won with
birdie on 18 after Perry took four strokes to reach green.
1995: Season highlighted by February stretch that featured
T3 at AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, victory at Bob
HOT SHOTS
Kenny Perry (Continued)
Hope Chrysler Classic and T2 at Nissan Open. Led all three
tournaments entering final round. 1994: Shot closing 65 at
Pleasant Valley to win New England Classic by one stroke
over David Feherty. Win helped him to 26th on money list
and first trip to TOUR Championship. 1991: Claimed first
TOUR victory at Memorial Tournament. Moved into lead
with then-course-record 9-under-par 63. Was forced into
playoff when Hale Irwin shot 65-66 on weekend. Birdied
first extra hole for victory.
PERSONAL:
Took up golf at age 7 with encouragement from his father,
who spent hours teeing balls up for him...Member of
Western Kentucky University and Kentucky Golf Halls of
Fame...Named winner of the 2002 Charles Bartlett Award,
given to a professional golfer for his unselfish contributions
to the betterment of society, by the Golf Writers
Association of America. Perry donates five percent of his
winnings to Lipscomb University in Nashville, TN, to provide
scholarships for Simpson County students. Also, Perry
took out a loan to build Country Creek, a public course in his
hometown of Franklin, KY. In 1995, Perry bought 142 acres
of land and borrowed more than $2.5 million to design and
build the only public course in the town. He designed it for
No. 7 at El Camaleon
mid-to-high handicappers and kept it affordable: 18 holes
with a cart is $28 on weekdays. Works from time to time
behind the counter, often asked, “Do you know Kenny
Perry?”
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.37 (43)
Driving Distance ..........................................299.6 (23)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................64.61% (70)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................67.54% (14)
Putting Average............................................1.806 (137)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–2 times, most recent Buick
Open/2
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2003 Bank of America
Colonial/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,008,000–2005 Bank
of America Colonial/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 PGA
Championship/7
TOUGHEST PAR 3s (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yds Avg Score Tournament Name
1 Oakmont CC 8 3 288 3.455 U.S. Open
2 Augusta National GC 4 3 240 3.417 Masters Tournament
3 Augusta National GC 12 3 155 3.401 Masters Tournament
4 TPC Sawgrass 17 3 137 3.386 THE PLAYERS Championship
5 TPC Southwind 14 3 239 3.380 Stanford St. Jude Championship
EASIEST PAR 3s (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yds Avg Score Tournament Name
1 El Camaleon 7 3 116 2.790 Mayakoba Golf Classic
2 TPC Canyons 12 3 145 2.813 Frys.com Open
3 LaCantera GC 13 3 142 2.820 Valero Texas Open
4 Colonial CC 13 3 171 2.854 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial
5 TPC Deere Run 16 3 158 2.877 John Deere Classic
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PETROVIC, Tim
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2005 Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—Wyndham Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Competed in the first two events in the PGA TOUR Playoffs
for the FedExCup and collected earnings over $1 million for
the fourth time in his TOUR career. Recorded nine top-25
finishes, the most since 2004, when he recorded
11...Finished T2 at the Wyndham Championship, his best
finish on TOUR since winning the 2005 Zurich Classic of
New Orleans. Was tied for the lead with Brandt Snedeker
late in the back nine until Snedeker made a 32-foot birdie
putt on the 17th hole. Bogeyed the final hole to finish T2
with Billy Mayfair and Jeff Overton. Moved from 124th to
82nd in the FedExCup standings entering the PGA TOUR
Playoffs.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Made 16 cuts in 30 events and posted five top-
25s...Started the year with a T11 finish in his first trip to the
Mercedes Championship at Kapalua, his best effort that
season. 2005: Earned first TOUR victory with sudden-death
playoff win over James Driscoll at Zurich Classic of New
Orleans. After opening 72-69-66, entered the final round
three shots off the lead of Chris DiMarco. Posted finalround
4-under 68, surviving bogeys on Nos. 15 and 17,
rebounding with a 20-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole to
finish at 13-under-par. On first playoff hole, holed 4-foot par
Tim Petrovic (puh-TRO-vick)
EXEMPT STATUS: 92nd on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Tim Petrovic
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 195
BIRTHDATE: August 16, 1966
BIRTHPLACE: Northampton, MA
RESIDENCE: Dade City, FL
FAMILY: Wife, Julie; Bayleigh, Mackenzie
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1988A 1
1989 1 1 2,569/249
1990 2
1991 2
1992 2
1996 2 1 2,088/370
2001 1 1 11,443
2002 31 15 1 1 5 797,206/86
2003 32 21 1 1 4 14 1,739,349/36
2004 32 23 3 11 1,193,354/65
2005 32 16 1 3 6 1,711,229/44
2006 30 16 5 601,928/132
2007 32 20 1 1 9 89,890/80 1,052,447/92
Total 200 114 1 3 1 12 50 7,111,612
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1992 1 1 913/239
1993 13 4 1 3,066/167
1999 26 15 2 7 45,035/63
2001 23 18 2 2 7 12 239,010/7
Total 63 38 2 2 9 20 288,024
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
putt on par-5 18th hole to clinch victory and career-best
$990,000 paycheck. 2004: Qualified for the Masters for the
first time his career, after finishing in the top 40 on the
money list in 2003. At Augusta National, made the cut and
T41...Was two back of the lead through the first round at
the Bank of America Colonial and finished T5 after closing
with rounds of 69-68...Collected his second top-10 of the
season with a T6 at The INTERNATIONAL...Added a T7 at
the Michelin Championship at Las Vegas in October, on the
strength of four rounds in the 60s. 2003: Moved up 50 spots
on the money list (86 to 36) in his sophomore season, more
than doubling his income with earnings over $1.7 million
and qualified for first Masters in 2004...Began season with
12 straight rounds in the 60s and a T3 at the Phoenix Open.
Shared the second-round lead with Harrison
Frazar...Finished T2 at the 84 LUMBER Classic thanks four
rounds in the 60s. 2002: Rookie season included a careerhigh
T2 finish at the FedEx St. Jude Classic. Led the first
round after posting a career-best 6-under-par 65. Won
$410,000, helping him earn a trip the British
Open...Converted the second double eagle in Honda Classic
tournament history on the 534-yard, par-5 16th hole at TPC
at Heron Bay from 220 yards with a 4-iron. 2001: Became
fourth player in Nationwide Tour history to earn more than
$100,000 through first four events. Actually did it in three
(T2, T2, 3rd), since he missed the first event of the season.
2000: Named Player of the Year after finishing first on the
Golden Bear Tour money list. 1997: Finished third at Pelz
World Putting Championship. Amateur: Division I All-
America selection at the University of Hartford.
EDUCATION: University of Hartford (1988,
Communications)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Autos, music, TV, film, antiques,
sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1988
JOINED TOUR: 2002
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2001)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
PERSONAL:
Member of the University of Hartford Hall of Fame.
Teammates at University of Hartford in 1988 included PGA
TOUR members Patrick Sheehan and Jerry Kelly...Devout
fan of The Doors...Once worked as a pizza baker and delivery
man...Lists Ben Crenshaw, Seve Ballesteros and Jim
Morrison among his heroes...Brother Stephen served as
caddie at first PGA TOUR victory at the 2005 Zurich Classic
of New Orleans.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.89 (101)
Driving Distance ..........................................286.2 (117)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................59.67% (137)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................62.32% (136)
Putting Average............................................1.762 (25)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent Valero
Texas Open/2
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2003 Phoenix Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $990,000–2005 Zurich
Classic of New Orleans/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 FedEx St.
Jude Classic/65
Year 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T41
U.S. Open T62 T15 T24 CUT
British Open CUT CUT
PGA CUT CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT T53 T27 T38
Bridgestone Invitational 66
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2005 Chrysler Championship. 2006 the Memorial
Tournament.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
2002 Algarve Open de Portugal [Eur].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T4—Fry's Electronics Open; T5—John Deere Classic,
Wyndham Championship, Turning Stone Resort
Championship; T8—Verizon Heritage; T10—BMW
Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Competed in three events in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the
FedExCup and finished 38th on the inaugural points
list...Notched his first top-10 of the season at the Verizon
Heritage. Second-round 68 ended a drought where he
failed to break par for 12 consecutive rounds...T17 finish at
the U.S. Open marked a career best at that event...Finished
fifth at the John Deere Classic thanks in part to a finalround
68 and a Putting Average of 1.571, which led the field
for the week. Was one shot off Nathan Green's 36-hole
lead before a third-round 71 dropped him out of contention...At
the Wyndham Championship in Greensboro,
NC, where he attended high school, finished fifth, his best
finish at the event where he sits on the tournament's Board
of Directors...Finished T10 at the BMW Championship and
fell eight spots short (38th) of qualifying for THE TOUR
Championship...Notched his fifth top-10 finish of the season
with a T5 effort at the Turning Stone Resort
Championship, where he was paired with eventual winner
Steve Flesch in the final pairing on Sunday. Final-round 73
left him four shots shy of Flesch...Held the 54-hole lead at
the inaugural Fry's Electronics Open before a final-round 74
left him T4, five shots behind eventual winner Mike Weir.
Finish gave him his sixth top-10 of the season and pushed
his earnings over the $2-million mark for the second consecutive
year.
Carl Pettersson (PEET-er-son)
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: Carl Pettersson
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 195
BIRTHDATE: August 29, 1977
BIRTHPLACE: Gothenburg, Sweden
RESIDENCE: Raleigh, NC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2002 3 2 21,728
2003 26 15 1 1 6 977,076/74
2004 28 22 1 7 11 1,367,962/51
2005 34 20 1 1 3 9 1,993,851/31
2006 28 20 1 6 12 2,647,982/18
2007 31 25 6 13 93,572/38 2,040,938/34
Total 150 104 2 2 1 23 51 9,049,536
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Had a career year, with $2,647,982 in earnings on the
strength of a victory and six top-10s...Won the Memorial
Tournament, his second career title. After winning first
TOUR event (2005 Chrysler Championship) in 90th career
start, needed only 16 subsequent events to earn second
career TOUR win. Was just the fifth different international
player to win at Muirfield Village Golf Club...Shot a 59 during
a casual round with friends on June 21 at Treyburn CC
in Durham, NC. Had 11 birdies and an eagle on the par-72
course...Recorded his first top-10 in 10 career major championship
starts with a T8 at the British Open. 2005: Closed
the season on a high note, making his last eight cuts, including
a win and a runner-up finish in his last two starts. As a
result, earned the 2005 Fall Finish presented by
PricewaterhouseCoopers title and its $500,000
bonus...Notched his first TOUR victory at the Chrysler
Championship in Palm Harbor. Won by one stroke over Chad
Campbell at the Westin Innisbrook Resort-Copperhead
Course. Became just the third Swedish player to win on
TOUR, joining Jesper Parnevik and Gabriel Hjertstedt. 2004:
Won more than $1 million for the first time in his career and
posted a personal-best seven top-10s...T3 finish at the MCI
Heritage...Ended the season with five top-10s in his last six
starts. 2003: Was just shy of earning $1 million in his rookie
season and finished in the top 75 on the money list...Lone
top-10 occurred in fifth career TOUR start (second as a
TOUR member), second behind Tiger Woods at Buick
Invitational. Birdied final hole on Sunday to move into solo
second. 2002: Finished T21 at the PGA TOUR Qualifying
Tournament to earn his first TOUR card...Fulfilled the early
promise he showed on the European Tour by winning the
Algarve Open de Portugal in a playoff with David
Gilford...Also held a share of the first-round lead in the
British Open with a 67. Finished T43. 2001: Made a bright
start to his European Tour career, finishing T7 in the
Carlsberg Malaysian Open, his first career start and outright
second in the Open de Argentina, his sixth career profes-
FAMILY: Wife, DeAnna; Carlie (9/13/04), Chase
(7/29/07)
EDUCATION: North Carolina State University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2000
Q SCHOOL: 2002
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T27 T52
U.S. Open CUT CUT T17
British Open T43 T57 T8 T45
PGA CUT CUT 54 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT T8 T28
TOUR Championship 18
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T17 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T27 T30
CA Championship T54 T17 T35
sional start on the European Tour. 2000: Won the European
Amateur and represented Sweden in the Eisenhower Trophy
before turning professional in September. Amateur: Won
four tournaments while at North Carolina State, including
the NCAA East Regionals event by four strokes but was disqualified
for signing an incorrect scorecard...Prior to attending
N.C. State, was two-time national junior college individual
champion at Central Alabama Community College
(1997-98).
PERSONAL:
Took up golf at age 10 near course where he lived in
Gothenburg, Sweden...Father, Lars, a low-handicap golfer, was
an executive for Volvo Trucks Division, resulting in Carl living in
England between ages 10-14, then moving to Greensboro, NC,
for his last two years of high school when his father was transferred.
Was the 1996 state 4-A medalist for Grimsley High
School. Now lives in Raleigh where he attended college.
PLAYER STATISTICS
Carl PETTERSSON
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.33 (41)
Driving Distance ..........................................288.8 (94)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................58.56% (153)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.14% (122)
Putting Average............................................1.772 (41)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent Fry's
Electronics Open/3
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2005 FUNAI Classic at
Walt Disney World Resort/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,035,000–2006 the
Memorial Tournament/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Chrysler
Championship/31
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PLAYER, Gary
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Gary Player
WORLD GOLF HALL OF FAME MEMBER (Inducted 1974)
EXEMPT STATUS: Life Member
FULL NAME: Gary Player
HEIGHT: 5-7
WEIGHT: 150
BIRTHDATE: November 1, 1935
BIRTHPLACE: Johannesburg, South Africa
RESIDENCE: Palm Beach, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 3-10
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1957 9 9 1 1 6 3,683/54
1958 14 13 1 2 9 11 18,591/12
1959 9 9 1 1 2 5 5,694/58
1960 13 13 1 5 13 13,879/28
1961 28 28 3 2 4 20 25 64,540/1
1962 17 17 1 2 2 10 15 45,838/6
1963 22 22 1 6 1 18 21 55,455/5
1964 17 17 2 1 2 9 14 61,450/7
1965 12 12 1 2 7 10 69,964/5
1966 10 10 2 4 7 26,391/39
1967 14 14 1 2 8 12 55,821/18
1968 15 15 1 1 12 14 48,828/30
1969 16 16 1 3 3 10 13 122,884/4
1970 17 15 1 1 2 8 12 99,267/12
1971 14 14 2 2 1 8 8 119,355/5
1972 15 15 2 1 8 13 118,041/7
1973 9 9 1 3 7 47,752/59
1974 14 13 3 5 10 105,986/19
1975 15 14 2 4 8 73,943/27
1976 16 15 1 4 10 53,669/53
1977 17 17 2 8 12 112,485/21
1978 17 17 3 7 10 177,336/9
1979 8 7 2 3 6 74,482/53
1980 11 10 1 3 4 45,471/78
1981 15 9 3 22,483/123
1982 11 6 3 22,059/147
1983 11 9 2 20,567/147
1984 13 10 1 1 5 93,258/70
1985 8 4 1 11,032/175
1986 1
1987 1 1 4,257/231
1988 2
1989 2
1990 1 1 1 11,000/225
1991 1
1992 1
1993 1 1 3,700/281
1994 1
1995 2 1 7,935
1996 2
1997 2
1998 2 1 11,200/270
1999 2
2000 2
2001 2
2002 1
2003 1
2004 1
2005 1
2006 1
2007 1
Total 438 384 24 33 22 177 281 1,834,482
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2004 1
2005 1
2006 1
2007 1
Total 4
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup, 2003, 2005, 2007 (captain).
FAMILY: Wife, Vivienne Verwey; Jennifer, Marc,
Wayne, Michele, Theresa and Amanda; 14 grandchildren
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Breeding thoroughbred race horses,
farming, physical fitness, The Player Foundation benefiting
children's education, Black Knight International, including Gary
Player Enterprises, Gary Player Design, Gary Player Golf
Academy and Gary Player Golf Equipment
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1953
JOINED TOUR: 1957
CHAMPIONS TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 4-2
Year Events Played 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings Rank
1985 1 1 1 1 30,000 44
1986 17 3 4 2 13 17 291,190 5
1987 20 3 2 3 16 20 333,439 6
1988 20 5 2 3 16 18 435,914 2
1989 18 2 1 1 11 17 514,116 4
1990 22 1 4 2 13 20 507,268 9
1991 20 1 1 2 9 17 337,253 18
1992 21 2 3 9 16 346,798 23
1993 22 1 1 6 15 360,272 26
1994 22 1 1 4 12 309,776 30
1995 20 1 2 11 309,251 38
1996 23 3 7 13 494,714 24
1997 22 1 10 208,615 62
1998 18 1 5 15 455,206 37
1999 20 2 7 235,181 61
2000 21 7 199,579 70
2001 21 3 4 256,013 63
2002 18 1 1 109,006 90
2003 15 1 78,690 93
2004 15 1 62,287 96
2005 14 63,547 90
2006 12 35,052 112
2007 8 22,386 124
Total 410 19 21 17 119 223 5,995,553
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68
Masters T24 CUT T8 T6 1 T2 T5 T5 T2 T28 T6 T7
U.S. Open 2 T15 T19 T9 T6 T8 T23 1 T15 T12 T16
British Open 4 T24 7 1 7 CUT CUT T7 T8 CUT T4 T3 1
PGA T39 1 T8 T13 T33 T3
Year 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81
Masters T32 3 T6 T10 1 T30 T28 T19 1 T17 T6 T15
U.S. Open T48 T44 T27 T15 12 T8 T43 T23 T10 T6 T2 CUT T26
British Open T23 CUT T7 T6 T14 1 T32 T28 T22 T34 T19 CUT CUT
PGA 2 T12 T4 1 T51 7 T33 T13 T31 T26 T23 T26 T49
THE PLAYERS CUT T21 T9 T13 T28 CUT T8 CUT
Year 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94
Masters T15 CUT T21 T36 CUT T35 CUT CUT T24 CUT CUT 60 CUT
U.S. Open CUT T20 T43 CUT CUT
British Open T42 CUT CUT CUT T35 T66 T61 CUT CUT T57 CUT CUT CUT
PGA CUT T42 T2 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT 61
Year 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT CUT 46 CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT
British Open T68 CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT
CHAMPIONS TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98
Senior PGA Championship 1 8 1 T8 1 T8 5 T16 T19 T60 T31 T20 T39
Constellation Energy Senior Players Champ T14 1 T3 3 T18 T43 T18 T33 T42 T49 T49
U.S. Senior Open 2 1 1 T9 T3 T8 T3 T17 T13 T19 T60 T21
JELD-WEN Tradition 2 2 T15 T20 T17 T27 T17 T9 T51 T17
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Senior PGA Championship T43 T46 T8 T45 CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT
Constellation Energy Senior Players Champ T29 T57 T56 T58 T74
Senior British Open T51 CUT T61 T65 76
U.S. Senior Open CUT 57 CUT T54 CUT CUT
JELD-WEN Tradition T50 T34 T19 T62 75 T64 T73 T76
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (24):
1958 Kentucky Derby Open. 1959 British Open. 1961 Lucky
International Open, Sunshine Open Invitational, Masters
Tournament. 1962 PGA Championship. 1963 San Diego
Open Invitational. 1964 Pensacola Open Invitational, 500
Festival Open Invitation. 1965 U.S. Open. 1968 British
Open. 1969 Tournament of Champions. 1970 Greater
Greensboro Open. 1971 Greater Jacksonville Open,
National Airlines Open Invitational. 1972 Greater New
Orleans Open, PGA Championship. 1973 Southern Open.
1974 Masters Tournament, Danny Thomas Memphis
Classic, British Open. 1978 Masters Tournament, MONY
Tournament of Champions, Houston Open.
CHAMPIONS TOUR VICTORIES (19):
1985 Quadel Senior Classic. 1986 General Foods PGA
Seniors' Championship, United Hospitals Senior Golf
Championship, Denver Post Champions of Golf. 1987
Mazda SENIOR TOURNAMENT PLAYERS Championship,
U.S. Senior Open, PaineWebber World Seniors Invitational.
1988 General Foods PGA Seniors' Championship, Aetna
Challenge, Southwestern Bell Classic, U.S. Senior Open,
GTE North Classic. 1989 GTE North Classic, The RJR
Championship. 1990 PGA Seniors' Championship. 1991
Royal Caribbean Classic. 1993 Bank One Classic. 1995
Bank One Classic. 1998 Northville Long Island Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (110):
1955 East Rand Open, Egyptian Matchplay. 1956 East Rand
Open, South African Open, Ampol Tournament, Dunlop
Tournament at Sunningdale. 1957 Western Province Open,
Australian PGA Championship, Coffs Harbour Tournament.
1958 Australian Open, Natal Open, Ampol Tournament,
Coffs Harbour Tournament. 1959 Transvaal Open, South
African PGA Championship, Natal Open, Western Province
Open, South African Masters, Victorian Open. 1960 Sprite
Tournament, Transvaal Open, South African Open, South
African PGA Championship, South African Masters, Natal
Open, Western Province Open. 1961 Yomiuri Open, Ampol
Tournament. 1962 Australian Open, Transvaal Open, Natal
Open. 1963 Sponsored 5000, Liquid Air Tournament,
Richelieu Grand Prix [Cape Town], Richelieu Grand Prix
[Johannesburg], Australian Open, Transvaal Open, South
African Masters. 1964 South African Masters. 1965
Australian Open, Piccadilly World Match Play
Championship, South African Open, World Cup [indiv],
World Cup [with Harold Henning], World Series of Golf,
NTL Challenge Cup. 1966 Piccadilly World Match Play
Championship, Transvaal Open, South African Open, Natal
Open. 1967 South African Open, South African Masters.
1968 Piccadilly World Match Play Championship, World
Series of Golf, South African Open. 1969 Australian Open,
South African Open, South African PGA Championship,
Australian Masters. 1970 Australian Open, Dunlop
International. 1971 South Africa Masters, Piccadilly World
Match Play Championship, General Motors Open, Western
Province Open. 1972 South African Masters I, South
African Masters II, Western Province Open, Japan Airlines
Open, South African Open, Brazilian Open, World Series of
Golf. 1973 General Motors Open, Piccadilly World Match
Play Championship. 1974 South African Masters, Rand
International Open, General Motors International Classic,
Ibergolf Tournament, La Manga Tournament, Australian
Open, Brazilian Open. 1975 Lancome Trophy, South African
Open, General Motors Classic. 1976 General Motors Open,
South African Masters I, South African Masters II, South
African Open. 1977 South African Open, ICL International,
World Cup [indiv]. 1979 South African Open, South African
PGA Championship, Kronenbrau Championship, Sun City.
Gary Player (Continued)
1980 Chile Open, Trophy Felix Houphonet-Boigny. 1981
South African Open. Gold Coast Classic. 1982 South
African PGA Championship. 1983 Skins Game. 1984
Johnnie Walker. 1986 Nissan Skins Game. 1988 Nissan
Skins Game. 1991 Nissan Skins Game. 1994 Skills
Challenge. 1995 Alfred Dunhill Challenge. 1997 Daiichi
Seimei Cup. Nelson Mandela Invitational, South African
Open.
BEST 2007 CHAMPIONS TOUR FINISHES:
T34—MasterCard Championship at Hualalai
2007 SEASON:
Captained the International Team in The Presidents Cup for
the third consecutive playing. The Internationals lost to the
United States in Montreal...Bettered his age on consecutive
days at the MasterCard Championship at Hualalai,
shooting 69s in the first and second rounds…Matched his
age with a 71 in the second round of both the Turtle Bay
Championship and the Allianz Championship...Again
matched his age with a second-round 71 at The ACE Group
Classic...Bettered his age for the third time in the season
when he carded a 1-under 70 Saturday at The Boeing
Championship at Sandestin...Tied Arnold Palmer's record
for most career appearances at the Masters when he
played in his 50th event at Augusta National in April.
Missed the cut after posting rounds of 83-77.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Made his 49th Masters appearance, tied for second
most with Doug Ford behind Arnold Palmer (50). Also
played in 11 Champions Tour events. The 70-year old bettered
his age twice with 69s during the first rounds of the
Senior British Open and the Wal-Mart First Tee Open at
Pebble Beach...Recipient of the Payne Stewart Award,
given at THE TOUR Championship. 2005: Served as captain
of the International Team at The Presidents Cup for the second
time. Bettered his age for the second time in his career
when he closed with a 68 at the Bank of America
Championship near Boston in June. 2003: Was Captain of
International Team in Presidents Cup in South Africa.
Matched ended in a tie. 2002: Had entered the open qualifier
for the British Open, but was forced to withdraw due to
a pulled rib muscle. Broke streak of competing in 46 consecutive
British Opens. 1985: Joined the Champions Tour.
1978: Earned the third Masters title of his career when he
began the final round seven strokes behind Hubert Green
and shot 64, winning by one after birdies on seven of the
final 10 holes...Went on to win the Houston Open and
Tournament of Champions the next two weeks for three
wins in as many starts. They were his last victories on
TOUR. He has the distinction of winning at least one TOUR
event in five decades. 1974: Captured both the second
Masters title of his career and third British Open. Became
the only player in the 20th century to win the British Open
in three different decades...Inducted into the World Golf
Hall of Fame. 1972: Earned his second PGA Championship
title. 1968: Second British Open title came at Carnoustie,
Scotland with a two-stroke victory over Jack Nicklaus and
Bob Charles. 1965: Won his only U.S. Open. Joins Gene
Sarazen, Ben Hogan, Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods as
winners of all four majors. He completed the Grand Slam at
age 29. 1962: Won the first of two PGA Championships.
1961: Won his first of three Masters...Also claimed two
other victories for first multi-win season...Was the leading
money winner on TOUR for the only time in his career.
1959: Claimed his first major title with victory at the British
Open. 1958: Won first TOUR event of his career at the
Kentucky Derby Open.
PERSONAL:
Dubbed the “Black Knight,” “Mr. Fitness” and the
“International Ambassador of Golf”...A renowned golfcourse
architect with over 200 design projects located
throughout the world. Designer of the course at TPC Jasna
Polana near Princeton, NJ, and The Links at Fancourt in
South Africa–the site of the 2003 Presidents
Cup...Operates Black Knight International, which includes
Gary Player Group, Gary Player Design, Gary Player Golf
Academy and Gary Player Enterprises - aspects of which
include licensing, publishing, videos, apparel, golf equipment
and memorabilia...Gary Player Stud Farm has
received worldwide acclaim for breeding top
horses...Operates The Player Foundation, with its primary
objective to promote education for underprivileged children.
The Foundation built the Blair Atholl Schools in
Johannesburg, South Africa, which has educational facilities
for more than 500 students from kindergarten through
the seventh grade, and also supports other educational
projects throughout the world...Says his biggest thrill in
golf is being the third player in history after Gene Sarazen
and Ben Hogan to win all four Grand Slam events...Has
traveled more miles than any athlete in history - more than
14 million and counting. At one point in his career, traveled
with his six children and more than 30 pieces of luggage
that sometimes took as many as three taxis to transport...Among
his heroes are Winston Churchill, Mother
Teresa, Nelson Mandela and Mahatma Gandhi...Among his
favorite golf courses are The Links at Fancourt in his native
South Africa, Cypress Point, Carnoustie and TPC Jasna
Polana...One of his superstitions or lucky charms is wearing
black...Favorite athletes are Michael Jordan and
Pele...Web site is GaryPlayer.com.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................76.09 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................253.8 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................78.57% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................30.56% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.909 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 77–Masters Tournament/2
Career Low Round/Round: 62–1976 Florida Citrus Open/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $62,500–1984 PGA
Championship/T2
2007 CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS:
Scoring Average ..........................................75.29 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................245.3 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................75.81% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................54.17% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.841 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round: 69–2007 MasterCard Championship at
Hualalai/2.
Career Low Round: 63–1993 GTE West Classic/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $202,500–1989 The
RJR Championship/1
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2006 World Golf Championships-American Express
Championship.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (8):
2000 Italian Open [Eur]. 2001 Moroccan Open [Eur]. 2002
Italian Open [Eur]. 2003 Celtic Manor Resort Wales Open
[Eur], Nordic Open [Eur]. 2004 Volvo Masters Andalucia
[Eur]. 2006 Open de Madrid Masters [Eur]. 2007 Dunlop
Phoenix [Jap].
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
1999 Open de Cote d'Ivoire.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T3—EDS Byron Nelson Championship; T9—Buick
Invitational, World Golf Championships-Accenture Match
Play Championship, The Barclays; T10—BMW
Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Had career-best number of top-10s (5) and top-25s (8) as he
earned more than $1 million for a second consecutive season...In
second start of the season, posted four rounds of
par or better to finish T9 at the Buick Invitational...Finished
T9 at the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship. Defeated Bart Bryant and Bradley Dredge
before falling to Trevor Immelman, 2 and 1, in the third
round...Followed that with a career-best T3 at the
Masters...In April at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship,
finished T3...Fourth top-10 came in August at The Barclays,
a T9, his second top-10 finish in two starts at Westchester
Country Club. Moved up 14 spots in the PGA TOUR Playoffs
for the FedExCup standings from 73rd to 59th...Ended season
with a T10 at the BMW Championship, his fifth top-10
of the season...Won for the first time in Asia, capturing the
Dunlop Phoenix in Japan in late November.
Ian Poulter
EXEMPT STATUS: 64th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Ian James Poulter
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 189
BIRTHDATE: January 10, 1976
BIRTHPLACE: Stevenage, England
RESIDENCE: Buckinghamshire, England; Orlando, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2000 1 1 10,970
2001 2 1 1
2002 1 1 16,223
2003 4 4 30,859
2004 9 6 1 2 176,318
2005 20 10 2 4 946,890/86
2006 15 13 1 4 7 1,553,906/51
2007 18 14 1 5 8 92,275/57 1,431,390/64
Total 70 50 1 1 12 22 4,166,557
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 15 12 1 5 8 1,393,972
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Recorded four top-10s in 15 starts, made 13 cuts and
earned more than $1.5 million...Finished T7 at the Zurich
Classic of New Orleans for first top-10 in eighth start...In
June, added a T9 at the Barclays Classic...The next week
finished T12 at the U.S. Open...Recorded his first top-10 in
a major championship with a T9 at the PGA
Championship...Won the Banco Madrid Valle Romano Open
de Madrid Golf Masters on the European Tour by five
strokes in September...Finished T2 at the World Golf
Championships-American Express Championship in London,
his first top-10 at the event...Finished T9 at the Volvo
Masters the last European Tour event of the season.
Finished ninth on the European Tour Order of Merit. 2005:
Did not win on European Tour for the first season since joining
the tour in 2000...Played in a career-high 20 TOUR
events with two top-10s...Playing in his third event of the
season, posted a T8 at the Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic...Semifinalist at the World Golf Championships-
Accenture Match Play Championship where he fell to eventual
champion David Toms 3 and 2. Defeated Jim Furyk,
Stuart Appleby, Rory Sabbatini and Nick O'Hern before losing
to Toms. Lost in 20 holes to Retief Goosen in consolation
match to finish fourth and earn $450,000. 2004: Joined the
TOUR as a Special Temporary Member the week of August
4…At the European Tour’s season-ending Volvo Masters,
defeated Sergio Garcia in a playoff and finished ninth in
European Tour's Volvo Order of Merit...In first TOUR start,
finished T5 at the World Golf Championships-Accenture
Match Play Championship, losing to Stephen Leaney, 1-up,
in the fourth round. In first three rounds, defeated Chris
Riley, Duffy Waldorf and John Huston...Member of victorious
European Ryder Cup squad and posted a 1-1 record in
Ryder Cup debut. 2003: Victorious twice in Europe at the
Celtic Manor Resort Wales Open and the Nordic Open, and
finished career-best fifth in Volvo Order of Merit. 2002:
Captured the 59th Italian Open Telecom Italia. 2001: Capped
FAMILY: Wife, Katie; Aimee-Leigh (2/1/02), Luke James
(5/22/04)
EDUCATION: Barclay School
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Cars, all ball sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995
JOINED TOUR: 2004
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
successful sophomore campaign with victory at the
Moroccan Open. 2000: His first year culminated in winning
the Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year Award thanks to a
first in the Italian Open in October, ultimately finishing 31st
on the Volvo Order of Merit. 1999: Played the European
Challenge Tour with a win at the Open de Cote d'Ivoire.
PERSONAL:
Took up the game at age 4 when his father, Terry, a singledigit
handicapper, gave him a cut-down 3-wood...Older
brother Danny is also a professional...Noted for his colorful
hairstyles and clothing, most notably the 2004 majors where
he wore trousers that featured pink (Masters Tournament),
Union Jack (British Open) and United States stars and stripes
(PGA Championship) designs. Has developed his own clothing
line, which is available at his Web site, ianpoulter.co.uk.
His design company will design the uniforms for the Great
Britain and Ireland team in the 2008 Curtis Cup.
Year 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T31 T33 T13
U.S. Open CUT T57 T12 T36
British Open T64 T50 T46 T25 T11 CUT T27
PGA CUT T61 T37 T47 T9 T23
THE PLAYERS T33 CUT T27 T28
Accenture Match Play Championship T5 4 T33 T9
Bridgestone Invitational T13 T33 T33 T13 T30
CA Championship CNL T44 T18 T2 T16
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup (1), 2004.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.07 (23)
Driving Distance ..........................................282.5 (145)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.23% (93)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.67% (154)
Putting Average............................................1.788 (82)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–EDS Byron Nelson
Championship/3
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2005 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $610,000–2006 World
Golf Championships–American Express Championship/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 EDS Byron
Nelson Championship/24
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2001 Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic, 2004 U.S.
Bank Championship in Milwaukee.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
1996 Philadelphia Classic. 2001 Arkansas Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T10—Wachovia Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Coming off career year in 2006, was limited to 25 events in
2007, undergoing season-ending arthroscopic right knee
surgery on Sept. 7 to repair a medial meniscal tear after
missing the cut at the Deutsche Bank Championship.
Granted Major Medical Extension and has seven events in
2008 to earn $67,769 (combined with 2007 earnings of
$717,411, would equal 2007’s No. 125 earnings of
$785,180) and receive Major Medical Extension status for
the remainder of the 2008 campaign...Played in first
Masters Tournament, finishing 51st...Lone top-10 was a
T10 at the Wachovia Championship.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Career year in 10th full season on TOUR, setting personal
bests for earnings ($2,617,419) and top-10s (10). Also
played in first TOUR Championship. The 10 top-10s were
tied for fourth-most on TOUR. Best finish was a solo third
at the 84 LUMBER Classic, playing with a left-shoulder
injury suffered when he tripped on some stairs at home the
Tuesday of tournament week. Finished three shots behind
champion Ben Curtis...Finished T9 at the World Golf
Championships-American Express Championship in
London, his first start in a World Golf Championships event.
2005: Finished in the top 100 for the fourth time in five
Brett Quigley
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: Brett Quigley
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 160
BIRTHDATE: August 18, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Fort Devens, MA
RESIDENCE: Jupiter, FL; plays out of Turtle Creek,
Jupiter, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1991 2 1 1,990/298
1992 1
1997 34 21 4 172,023/128
1998 29 16 2 5 224,076/127
1999 22 12 2 3 209,318/152
2000 21 10 1 4 247,037/150
2001 21 13 1 6 8 956,934/56
2002 32 16 1 5 404,422/140
2003 27 19 2 7 786,294/82
2004 31 20 1 1 5 836,380/97
2005 31 18 2 9 998,155/80
2006 33 22 2 10 15 2,617,419/20
2007 25 16 1 5 87,000/116 717,411/130
Total 309 184 2 2 28 70 8,171,458
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1992 15 7 1 7,518/119
1994 1
1995 4 2 1 1 9,540/124
1996 28 17 1 2 8 10 123,763/5
1998 2
1999 1 1 1 2,500/181
2000 8 4 1 1 2 2 56,766/79
2001 4 4 1 2 2 101,776/47
Total 63 35 2 3 1 13 17 301,864
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
years. Made cuts in 10 of first 11 starts but finished with
missed cuts in seven of final eight events…Best finishes
were T5s at the Sony Open in Hawaii (one back after 54
holes) and the Cialis Western Open in July. 2004: Cracked
the top 100 on the money list for the third time in four
years...Posted only top-10 of season, a T2 at the U.S. Bank
Championship in Milwaukee, his first top-10 on TOUR since
a fourth at the same event in 2003. 2003: Finished in the top
125 for only the second time in TOUR career...Opened the
season making six consecutive cuts. Resident of nearby
Jupiter earned first top-10 in fifth start with T8 at The
Honda Classic that included four rounds in the 60s. Finish
was second straight top-10 at Honda event...Shared the
first-round lead at the U.S. Open with Tom Watson at 5under
65, finished T28...Two weeks after getting married,
added second top-10 with a fourth-place finish at the
Greater Milwaukee Open, his best TOUR finish since a T4 at
the 2002 Honda Classic. $168,000 payday in Milwaukee
secured his card for the 2004 season. 2002: Only top-10 of
the season, T4 at The Honda Classic. Was one stroke out of
the lead with two holes to play but bogeyed the last two
holes...Shared the first-round lead at Canon Greater
Hartford Open. After opening with season-best 64, finished
T20. 2001: Posted six top-10s, including a runner-up finish
at the Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic. Won the
Arkansas Classic on Nationwide Tour event early in the season
and finished 56th on the PGA TOUR money list...The
next week committed to the Greater Greensboro Chrysler
Classic, shot 15-under-par and finished second to Scott
Hoch...Month later earned second TOUR top-10 at
MasterCard Colonial with a T5. 2000: Split time on the
Nationwide Tour and PGA TOUR...In 21 PGA TOUR events,
made 10 cuts, including a T5 at the B.C. Open. 1999: Kept
status on the PGA TOUR for the next year by finishing 150th
FAMILY: Wife, Amy; Lillian Sage Augusta (4/4/07)
EDUCATION: University of South Carolina (1991)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Surfing, reading, cars, motorcycles
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1991
Q SCHOOL: 2002
JOINED TOUR: 1997
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1996)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
on the money list. 1998: Recorded a T4 at the United
Airlines Hawaiian Open. 1997: Played in 34 events making
21 cuts...Best finish T12 at the Greater Vancouver Open.
1996: Earned his first career title at the Philadelphia Classic
on the Nationwide Tour, setting the Philmont CC course
record with a 6-under-par 64 in the opening round...Had
eight top-10s, including T2 at the Mississippi Gulf Coast
Classic and the Boise Open. Amateur: Winner of the 1987
U. S. Junior Amateur...Named Academic All-American in
1990 and 1991 at University of South Carolina.
PERSONAL:
Caddied for his uncle, Dana Quigley, a member of the
Champions Tour, when Dana fired a 61 at the 1982 Greater
Hartford Open...His dad, Paul, is one of New England's top
amateur golfers.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.16 (133)
Driving Distance ..........................................290.7 (82)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................55.90% (186)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................62.11% (166)
Putting Average............................................1.800 (132)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–Buick Open/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2001 B.C. Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $333,500–2006
Barclays Classic/T3
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Mercedes-
Benz Championship/59
Year 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters 51
U.S. Open CUT CUT T28 CUT CUT
British Open CUT CUT
PGA CUT T37 CUT CUT T62
THE PLAYERS CUT T42 T24 CUT CUT
TOUR Championship T12
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
CA Championship T9 T50
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QUINNEY, Jeff
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
3—2007 FBR Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2004 Oregon Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
2002 Scottsdale Swing at McCormick Ranch [Can], Bay
Mills Open [Can].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
3—FBR Open; T4—Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; T6—THE
PLAYERS Championship; T7—Buick Invitational; T9—
Nissan Open.
2007 SEASON:
Won more than $1.5 million and recorded five top-10 finishes
in his rookie campaign...Got off to a quick start, contending
on Sunday in three early-season events...Posted
first career top-10 at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, a T4 on
the strength of an ace on the par-3 17th hole at Classic Club
in the final round...One week later, posted a front-nine 31
on the South Course on Sunday at the Buick Invitational to
jump into contention. Finished T7, five strokes behind
champion Tiger Woods...Held the outright lead after 36 and
54 holes at the FBR Open, near his home at Grayhawk GC.
Second-round 63 gave him a three-stroke lead at the
halfway point. Led by two strokes after three rounds. A pair
of bogeys on the final two holes on the final day dropped
him to third place, two shots behind champion and neighbor
Aaron Baddeley...Collected his fourth straight top-10
with his T9 finish at the Nissan Open, thanks to closing
rounds of 67-69...In first career start at THE PLAYERS
Jeff Quinney
EXEMPT STATUS: 57th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Jeffrey Michael Quinney
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 190
BIRTHDATE: November 17, 1978
BIRTHPLACE: Eugene, OR
RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ
FAMILY: Single
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2000A 1
2001A 1
2001 6 1 11,400
2002 5 2 40,310
2003 2 1 14,550
2005 1
2007 29 18 1 5 9 92,532/51 1,612,056/57
Total 45 22 1 5 9 1,678,316
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2001 1 1 1 5,868/200
2002 8 6 1 1 24,126/129
2003 8 3 1 1 28,910/117
2004 22 10 1 3 3 127,290/46
2005 24 10 1 1 2 52,981/90
2006 27 21 2 2 8 16 317,802/6
Total 90 51 1 2 3 14 24 556,976
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Championship, posted third-round 8-under-par 64 en route
to a T6 finish, best among first-time participants...A T12 at
the AT&T National was his best finish the rest of the way
but he did close the season by making the cut in five of his
final six starts.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Played the Nationwide Tour and earned his 2007
TOUR card by finishing sixth on the money list. Eight top-10s
and 16 top-25s were career-highs...Flirted with winning the
entire season, evidenced by two runner-up (Scholarship
America Showdown and Mark Christopher Charity Classic)
and two third-place finishes (Livermore Valley Wine Country
Championship and Cox Classic). 2005: Finished No. 90 on
Nationwide Tour money list with one top-10, a T3 at the
Xerox Classic. 2004: Finished No. 46 on the Nationwide
Tour, breaking through for his first victory at the Oregon
Classic. Victory came in front of family and friends as he
graduated from South Eugene High before moving on to star
at Arizona State. Shot a course-record, 9-under-par 63 in the
final round at Shadow Hills CC near Eugene to overcome a
five-stroke deficit. 2002: Had made the cut in four of 16 previous
career starts on TOUR, with a career-best T29 at the
2002 INTERNATIONAL...Finished No. 2 on the Canadian
Tour Order of Merit. Registered wins at the Scottsdale
Swing at McCormick Ranch and the Bay Mills Open.
Amateur: United States Walker Cup and Palmer Cup team
member in 2001...Winner of the 2000 U.S. Amateur. Holed
a 30-foot birdie putt to defeat James Driscoll, 1-up, in 39
holes at Baltusrol in Springfield, NJ. Defeated Matt
Weibring and Lucas Glover in his first two matches that
week...Member of the 2000 U.S. World Amateur
team...Finished T11 at the 1998 NCAA Championship.
EDUCATION: Arizona State University (2001, Finance)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Movies, poker
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2001
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2006)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
PERSONAL:
Named MVP of his high school basketball team in Eugene,
OR...Youngest of four boys in his family, all of whom played
Division I sports (Rob played golf at Oregon, Mark played
tennis at BYU and D.J. was a quarterback at Oregon). His
dad, Bob, played college basketball at BYU from 1963-65,
once scoring 35 points in a game against Michigan
State...Cites winning the U.S. Amateur, as well as playing in
major championships with Tiger Woods and Vijay Singh, as
his biggest thrills in golf.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.16 (131)
Driving Distance ..........................................282.5 (145)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................65.37% (55)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.13% (92)
Putting Average............................................1.768 (31)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–FBR Open/2
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2007 FBR Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $408,000–2007 FBR
Open/3
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 THE PLAY-
ERS Championship/89
Year 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT
U.S. Open CUT
British Open CUT
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS T6
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Amateur Team Championship, 2000; Walker Cup, 2001.
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2002 Bell Canadian Open. 2006 B.C. Open presented by
Turning Stone Resort.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2001 Hershey Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, FBR Open; T5—Arnold
Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard, Buick Open.
2007 SEASON:
Despite not winning, had his best year in earnings, recorded
two runner-up finishes, and finished 26th in the
FedExCup standings...Lost in a sudden-death playoff to
Charley Hoffman at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, as
Hoffman posted a birdie on the first extra hole...Finished
runner-up for the second time in three weeks, falling one
stroke behind Aaron Baddeley at the FBR Open, thanks to a
closing 8-under 63. Took over the top spot in the FedExCup
standings with the finish...Third top-10 was T5 at the
Arnold Palmer Invitational, five strokes behind Vijay
Singh...Posted his next T5 at the Buick Open in early July.
Back-to-back 67s on the weekend earned his best finish in
four starts at the Buick Open. Entered the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup ranked 16th, finished 26th.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Won for the first time in almost four years and finished
in the top 100 on the PGA TOUR money list for the
fourth time in six seasons on TOUR...Opened season making
eight straight cuts, including three of his four top-10s on
the season...Made first cut in his fourth career start at the
TPC Sawgrass and went on to record a T8 at THE PLAYERS
Championship...Collected his second career TOUR title with
John Rollins
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: John Rollins
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 200
BIRTHDATE: June 25, 1975
BIRTHPLACE: Richmond, VA
RESIDENCE: Las Colinas, TX
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-2
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1998 1
2000 27 8 1 2 169,570/171
2002 34 27 1 6 15 1,956,565/25
2003 27 17 1 5 8 1,612,314/39
2004 29 18 2 7 737,957/109
2005 30 18 1 1 8 852,147/99
2006 28 18 1 4 7 1,498,828/57
2007 29 23 2 4 13 96,220/26 2,488,891/24
Total 205 129 2 4 23 60 9,316,271
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1997 2
1998 1
1999 20 6 1 1 4 28,736/82
2000 3
2001 25 17 1 2 6 14 242,841/6
Total 51 23 1 3 7 18 271,577
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
a one-stroke victory at the B.C. Open presented by Turning
Stone Resort. Rolled in a 6-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole
to finish one shot ahead of Bob May. The final-round 64 was
one off his career-low round. Collected $540,000 for his
win...Finished tied for second on TOUR in Total Eagles with
16 behind the 19 by J.B. Holmes. 2005: Finished No. 99 on
money list with one top-10, a T2 at the B.C. Open. It was his
best finish since losing in a playoff to Jonathan Kaye at the
2003 Buick Classic. 2004: Had a rough start, making three of
14 cuts, but made 14 of 15 to end the season, including both
of his top-10s...Made his first appearance in the World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship. Took
Tiger Woods 18 holes before falling, 1-up, to the eventual
tournament winner...Recorded an ace in the final round of
the John Deere Classic on No. 7 with a 7-iron from 169
yards. 2003: Made more than $1 million for the second
straight season thanks to five top-10s, including his first
career runner-up finish...Lost to Jonathan Kaye on the first
extra hole of a playoff at the Buick Classic. Birdied last hole
to get to 13-under and hold clubhouse lead, while Kaye was
standing on 18th tee. Played 29 holes on Sunday due to
rain-shortened Saturday. 2002: Made most of second
chance on TOUR, earning his first victory and just shy of $2
million...Moved up from 408th on Official World Golf
Ranking list to T67 through THE TOUR Championship...Six
top-10s were five more than he had during his rookie season
in 2000 and his 120 rounds were the most on
TOUR...Won Bell Canadian Open with birdie on first extra
hole of three-man playoff with Neal Lancaster and Justin
Leonard. Shot final-round 65 and reached playoff when
Lancaster double-bogeyed the 18th hole. Came from seven
strokes behind on final day, tied with Len Mattiace (FedEx
St. Jude Classic) and Spike McRoy (B.C. Open) for best
comeback of season...Qualified for first TOUR
FAMILY: Wife, Heather; Isabella Armain (7/16/03),
Georgia Faith (12/3/07)
EDUCATION: Virginia Commonwealth University (1997,
Mass Communications)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Playing guitar, billiards
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1997
Q SCHOOL: 1999
JOINED TOUR: 2000
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2001)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters 47 CUT T20
U.S. Open T53 T48 CUT CUT T42
British Open 70 CUT
PGA CUT CUT T40 CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT CUT T8 T58
TOUR Championship T13 25
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T67 T30
CA Championship T43 T28
Championship and finished T13. 2001: Sixth-place finish on
2001 Nationwide Tour money list ensured return trip to PGA
TOUR...Made just four cuts in first 12 Nationwide Tour
starts but game clicked in July and finished by making 13
consecutive cuts, the most by any player during the season...Defeated
Rod Pampling with birdie-3 on first extra
hole at Hershey Open for first career win. 2000: First TOUR
top-10 was a T9 at the Greater Milwaukee Open thanks to
a final-round 8-under 63. 1999: Earned first TOUR card by
virtue of his T16 finish at the TOUR Qualifying Tournament.
Amateur: Virginia state amateur champion in 1996 and
1997. Honorable mention All-America selection at Virginia
Commonwealth.
PERSONAL:
Plays the guitar.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.37 (43)
Driving Distance ..........................................289.8 (85)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................64.83% (67)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.23% (116)
Putting Average............................................1.783 (68)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–FBR Open/4
Career Low Round/Round: 63–3 times, most recent 2007
FBR Open/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $720,000–2002 Bell
Canadian Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Zurich
Classic of New Orleans/40
John ROLLINS
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ROMERO, Andres
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
3—2007 British Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (6):
2003 Cable and Wireless Masters Panama, Abierto de
Medellin [Arg]. 2005 Roberto De Vicenzo Classic [Arg],
Morson International Pro-Am Challenge [EurChall]. 2006
Masters Tournament Personal Cup [Arg]. 2007 The
Deutsche Bank Players' Championship of Europe [Eur].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
3—British Open; T6—World Golf Championships-
Bridgestone Invitational.
2007 SEASON:
Joined the PGA TOUR for 2008 based on finishing in the top
125 in non-member earnings in 2007 (including World Golf
Championships)...Used a hot summer to make a name for
himself, beginning at the British Open at Carnoustie where
he finished third. Led by two strokes after a birdie at the
16th hole on Sunday, but made double bogey at the 17th
and bogey at the 18th to finish one stroke out of the Sergio
Garcia-Padraig Harrington playoff. Bettered his previous
best finish at the British Open, a T8 in his debut in
2006...Won his first European Tour title the following week
with a three-stroke victory at The Deutsche Bank Players'
Championship of Europe. The victory earned a spot in his
first World Golf Championships event, the Bridgestone
Invitational, and the PGA Championship. Moved from 114th
in the Official World Golf Ranking to 29th over those two
Andres Romero
EXEMPT STATUS: Top 125 on 2007 non-member
money list
FULL NAME: Andres Fabian Romero
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 165
BIRTHDATE: May 8, 1981
BIRTHPLACE: Tucuman, Argentina
RESIDENCE: Yerba Buena, Argentina
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2006 2 1 1 1 177,225
2007 3 2 1 2 2 596,414
Total 5 3 1 3 3 773,639
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2004 1
2005 1 1 1 4,305/234
Total 2 1 1 4,305
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 23 16 1 1 7 12 2,189,156
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
weeks...Finished T6 in the Bridgestone Invitational and
missed the cut in the PGA...Also finished T5 in the HSBC
World Match Play Championship in the European Tour in
October...Teamed with Ricardo Gonzalez at the OMEGA
Mission Hills World Cup in China.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Recorded four top-10s, including a share of second
place behind Johan Edfors at The Barclays Scottish Open,
on the European Tour...Finished T8 in the British Open in his
first major championship start...Finished in 35th position on
the Order of Merit before capping the year with victory at
the Masters Tournament Personal Cup in his
homeland...Teamed with Angel Cabrera to finish T5 in the
Barbados World Cup. 2005: Qualified for the European Tour
by finishing 14th on the European Tour's Challenge Tour
rankings...Finished T25 in the Nationwide Tour's BellSouth
Panama Open. 2004: Played the Golden Bear Tour in
Florida...Missed the cut in the Nationwide Tour's BellSouth
Panama Open.
PERSONAL:
No relation to his famous countryman, Champions Tour
player Eduardo...Took up golf at age 8 after being bedridden
and on a strict diet with a kidney disease. Started caddying
at The Jockey Club outside Buenos Aires, Argentina before
playing. Turned pro at age 16...Coached by his uncle, Miguel
Romero...Nickname is Pigu...Was forced to give up his
favorite hobby, monocycling (unicycle), when he turned professional
because it was deemed too dangerous.
FAMILY: Single
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Soccer, mountain biking
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1998
JOINED TOUR: 2008
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 06 07
British Open T8 3
PGA CUT CUT
Bridgestone Invitational T6
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Cup (2), 2006, 2007.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................68.65 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................312.5 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................56.25% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................58.89% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.774 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 67–British Open/4
Career Low Round/Round: 67–2007 British Open
Championship/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $596,414–2007 British
Open/3
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Ginn sur
Mer Classic at Tesoro/25
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2006 Valero Texas Open, 2007 World Golf
Championships-Bridgestone Invitational.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (6):
2002 dunhill championship [Eur], Chunichi Crowns [Jpn],
Nashau Masters [SAf], Victor Chandler British Masters [Eur].
2006 Australian Masters [Aus]. 2007 Volvo Masters [Eur].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational;
3—Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; T5—World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship,
Masters Tournament, BMW Championship; T9—Travelers
Championship; T10—U.S. Open.
2007 SEASON:
Played in all four PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
events en route to finishing 16th on the points list. Set personal
bests in earnings ($2,705,875) and top-10 finishes (7)
after making 15 of 16 cuts on the season. Finished in the
top 12 at all four major championships...Finished first on the
European Tour's Order of Merit. Won the Volvo Masters in
a playoff in early November to capture the European Tour
Order of Merit, moved to seventh in the world with the
win...Early in the PGA TOUR season, another near-miss at
the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, where he held or shared the
lead after the second, third and fourth rounds. Entered the
final round tied with Lucas Glover at 20-under par. Posted
76 in the wind-blown final round to finish third, missing a
birdie putt on the 90th hole that would have forced a threeway
playoff...Finished T5 at the World Golf Championships-
Accenture Match Play Championship. Defeated Michael
Campbell, Phil Mickelson and Charles Howell III before
falling to Trevor Immelman, 5 and 4, in the quarterfinals...
Finished T5 at the Masters Tournament, tying his careerbest
finish in a major championship. Shared the first-round
lead at 69 with Brett Wetterich...Missed the better part of
two months after the Masters due to a back injury…One of
five players to record top-10s at first two majors of 2007,
notching a T10 at the U.S. Open at Oakmont CC…One
week later, recorded four rounds in the 60s to finish T9 at
Justin Rose
EXEMPT STATUS: 16th on 2007 FedExCup points
FULL NAME: Justin Rose
HEIGHT: 6-3
WEIGHT: 195
BIRTHDATE: July 30, 1980
BIRTHPLACE: Johannesburg, South Africa
RESIDENCE: London, England
FAMILY: Wife, Kate
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1998A 1 1 1 1
1999 1
2001 1 1 30,756
2002 4 4 1 3 94,816
2003 11 9 1 2 3 599,874
2004 22 18 4 10 1,236,764/62
2005 28 22 2 3 11 1,365,191/55
2006 28 21 1 5 11 1,629,288/47
2007 16 15 1 1 7 11 98,434/16 2,705,875/19
Total 112 91 2 4 23 50 7,662,564
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 11 11 1 3 8 11 3,841,423
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 2 2 1 1 1 233,410
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
the Travelers Championship…Runner-up to Tiger Woods at
the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational
thanks to a final-round, 2-under 68, his second career runner-up
finish on TOUR...Four rounds in the 60s resulted in a
T5 at the BMW Championship...Finished T11 in first career
TOUR Championship start.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Posted a T2 at the Valero Texas Open after sharing the
first-round lead with a 6-under 64...Set the Palm Course
record with a 12-under-par 60 in the first round of the FUNAI
Classic, breaking the record of 61 held by Mark Lye (1984)
and Carl Pettersson (2005). Missed a 14-foot birdie try on 18
to shoot 59...Won first European Tour title in four years with
a two-stroke win in the Australian Masters in late
November. 2005: Season highlighted by a pair of third-place
finishes...First was a solo third at the Buick Championship,
where he held the 36- and 54-hole leads. Second was a T3
at the FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort.
Recorded four rounds in the 60s, including an 8-under 64 in
the third round. 2004: Fared well in his first season as an
official TOUR member, making 18 of 22 cuts, including four
top-10s and earning more than $1 million...Making second
Masters appearance, grabbed first- and second-round
leads. Shot a 9-over-par 81 in the third round and finished
T22...Shot an 8-under 63 in the final round of the Bell
Canadian Open, where he finished T4...Recorded hole-inone
in first round of Chrysler Classic of Greensboro, acing
the par-3 17th hole with a 3-iron from 232 yards. 2003: As a
non-member, made more money than the 125th spot on the
TOUR money list to earn his initial TOUR card...Playing in his
first U.S. Open, finished T5 and shared honors with Fredrik
Jacobson for best finish by a first-time participant...Solo
third in 16th professional TOUR start at the inaugural
Deutsche Bank Championship. First-round 8-under-par 63
set the TPC Boston course record that was broken one day
later by Adam Scott's 62. 2002: Delivered the huge potential
which first became apparent in the 1998 British Open by
capturing the Dunhill Championship on the European Tour at
the start of the season...Went on to win the Nashua
Masters title in South Africa and the Crowns Tournament in
Japan, then claimed the Victor Chandler British Masters
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Tennis, football, cars, property
design, movies
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1998
JOINED TOUR: 2004
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
after a battle with friend Ian Poulter. 2001: Begun the season
with successive second-place finishes in South Africa,
the country of his birth, to ensure his playing rights for this
season. 2000: Finished ninth at European Tour qualifying
tournament to retain playing privileges for next season after
coming within five spots of retaining his card. 1999:
Finished fourth at European Tour qualifying tournament to
earn first card. Amateur: Pitched in at the last hole to tie
for fourth in the 1998 British Open at Royal Birkdale. Won
Silver Medal as leading amateur. Turned professional the
next day...At age 17, was the youngest Walker Cup player
ever at 1997 event.
PERSONAL:
Moved to England from South Africa at age 5, when he
started to play seriously at Hartley Wintney GC near his
Hampshire home. First swung a club in back garden at 11
months when dad, Ken, handed him a plastic club. Broke 70
for the first time at age 11. Justin was a plus-1 handicap at
age of 14...Father Ken passed away in September 2002, and
he is remembered via the Ken Rose Foundation (kenrosefoundation.com)...Web
site is justinrose.com.
PLAYER STATISTICS
Year 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T39 T22 T5
U.S. Open T5 CUT T10
British Open T4 CUT T30 T22 CUT T12
PGA T23 CUT CUT T41 T12
THE PLAYERS T39 T58 CUT CUT
TOUR Championship T11
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T33 T5
Bridgestone Invitational 5 T33 T2
CA Championship T46 T28
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Cup (3), 2002, 2003, 2007.
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................69.30 (3)
Driving Distance ..........................................288.7 (96)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.93% (77)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.73% (35)
Putting Average............................................1.745 (7)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent BMW
Championship/1
Career Low Round/Round: 60–2006 FUNAI Classic at
Walt Disney World Resort/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $635,000–2007 World
Golf Championships–Bridgestone Invitational/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Children's
Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart/7
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SABBATINI, Rory
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (4):
2000 Air Canada Championship. 2003 FBR Capital Open. 2006
Nissan Open. 2007 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial.
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2003 World Golf Championships-World Cup [with Trevor
Immelman].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial; T2—Masters
Tournament, World Golf Championships-Bridgestone
Invitational; 3—The Barclays, EDS Byron Nelson
Championship, Wachovia Championship; T6—Deutsche Bank
Championship; T9—Nissan Open, THE TOUR Championship
presented by Coca-Cola; T10—BMW Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Earned his fourth career win and had his best showing in a
major with a T2 at the Masters. One of two first-time participants
on the International Presidents Cup team. Only player to
post top-10s in all four PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
events and finished fourth in final FedExCup standings...
Defending champion of the Nissan Open finished T9 thanks to
weekend rounds of 67-70...Posted one of just three rounds in
the 60s at the Masters to finish T2, his first top-10 in a major
championship...Another strong final round, this time a 64 at the
EDS Byron Nelson Championship, helped him claim a T3 finish...Recorded
a second consecutive T3 finish at the Wachovia
Championship after entering the final round with a one-shot
lead over eventual winner Tiger Woods...Rolled in a 15-foot
birdie putt on the first playoff hole at the Crowne Plaza
Invitational at Colonial to beat Jim Furyk and Bernhard Langer
for his fourth TOUR title and his first in a playoff. After beginning
the final round tied at 11-under, Sabbatini, Furyk and Langer
closed with 3-under 67s to finish at 14-under. After Furyk missed
a 34-foot birdie try on the 18th hole, the first playoff hole,
Sabbatini sank his putt. Langer then missed an 8-footer for
birdie...Held a one-stroke lead over Tiger Woods through 54
holes at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone
Invitational. Finished T4, eight strokes back of Woods...Held the
first-round lead at The Barclays after an 8-under 63. With thirdplace
finish, moved to third in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the
FedExCup standings...In his first career start at the Deutsche
Bank Championship, finished T6...T10 finish at the BMW
Championship moved him to fourth in the FedExCup standings...Closed
the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup with a T9
at THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola, his 10th
top-10 of the season, to finish fourth overall and earn a $1.5-million
bonus...In Presidents Cup debut, had an 0-3-1 record.
Rory Sabbatini (SAB-ih-TEE-knee)
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Rory Mario Trevor Sabbatini
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 165
BIRTHDATE: April 2, 1976
BIRTHPLACE: Durban, South Africa
RESIDENCE: Southlake, TX
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1999 27 13 2 2 5 381,322/108
2000 26 16 1 1 3 7 1,262,535/36
2001 23 13 2 3 3 1,038,590/52
2002 23 13 1 4 6 936,664/68
2003 27 20 1 5 6 1,604,701/41
2004 26 19 2 2 7 13 2,500,397/16
2005 26 15 3 6 920,988/89
2006 24 19 1 2 5 10 2,861,751/12
2007 23 18 1 2 3 10 13 105,193/4 4,550,040/6
Total 225 146 4 10 7 42 69 16,056,986
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 9 7 2 3 5 1,511,631
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Started the year with a pair of top-10s. Closed with a
career-best 8-under 62 to finish runner-up at the Sony Open in
Hawaii, his first top-10 in eight starts in Honolulu...Finished
alone in second at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am,
posting his third top-10 of the season in just five starts, including
his second runner-up effort...Following week, picked up
his third career win at the Nissan Open. Held second- and
third-round leads, including a four-stroke advantage heading
into Sunday's final round. Tied with three others at 12-under
after bogeying the 15th hole, took the lead for good when he
birdied the par-3 16th hole and Fred Couples and Craig Barlow
bogeyed the hole. Finished one stroke ahead of Adam Scott.
Moved to No. 1 on the PGA TOUR money list for the first time
in his career with more than $2 million in earnings through six
starts. 2005: In sixth start of season, finished T9 at the World
Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship.
Defeated Thomas Bjorn and Padraig Harrington before falling
to Ian Poulter in the third round...Posted four rounds in the 60s
to finish T6 at the Bank of America Colonial, nine shots behind
two-time champion Kenny Perry. Finish was second top-10 in
six starts at Colonial CC...Past champion posted third career
top-10 in four starts at Booz Allen Classic. Finished sixth, five
shots behind Sergio Garcia. 2004: Earned more $2 million for
the first time in a season and ranked 16th on the final season
money list. Personal-best seven top-10s, including two runner-up
finishes...Part of a three-man playoff with Sergio
Garcia and Padraig Harrington at the Buick Classic. Garcia
won with a birdie on the third extra hole...Defending champion
closed with a 5-under 66 to finish alone in third at the Booz
Allen Classic...In second career World Golf Championships-
NEC Invitational start, posted T2 finish, four strokes behind
champion Stewart Cink...Qualified for his first TOUR
Championship and finished T10...Once again teamed with
Trevor Immelman at the World Golf Championships-World
Cup in Seville, Spain, in defense of their 2003 title. They finished
T4. 2003: Recorded his second career win, at the FBR
Capital Open in June. Held second- and third-round leads.
Only player in field to post four rounds in the 60s and second
player in 2003 to win a Monday finish. Saturday's third round
was washed out and players were forced to play 18 holes on
Sunday and Monday to finish the tournament...Teamed with
countryman Trevor Immelman to win the World Golf
Championships-World Cup at Kiawah Island, SC, by four
strokes over England's Justin Rose and Paul Casey. 2002:
More than half of season's earnings and three of his four top-
10s came during four-week stretch (Phoenix Open to Nissan
Open), which included a T2 at the Nissan Open, one stroke
behind winner Len Mattiace. 2001: Began season with 69-69-
65 to take two-stroke lead at Mercedes Championships.
FAMILY: Wife, Amy; Harley Aiden (8/28/03), Tylie Jo
(8/3/05)
EDUCATION: University of Arizona
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Collecting DVDs, boating,
becoming a Texan
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1998
Q SCHOOL: 1998
JOINED TOUR: 1999
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Closing 72 left him one stroke behind winner Jim Furyk.
Missed three-foot putt on 72nd hole, denied playoff opportunity...Earned
T2 finish, one stroke behind Bob Estes in the
Invensys Classic at Las Vegas. 2000: With win at Air Canada
Championship, the 24 year old became the youngest player to
win on the PGA TOUR since 21-year-old Tiger Woods won the
1996 Las Vegas Invitational. The victory made him the tournament's
fourth first-time winner in its five-year history.
Trailed Grant Waite by three strokes after 54 holes. Holed a
25-foot birdie putt on No. 17 to go a stroke ahead of playing
partner Mark Calcavecchia. Added 30-foot birdie putt on final
hole for victory...Had one-stroke lead through 72 holes at Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic. Closed with 68 to finish one stroke
behind Jesper Parnevik. 1999: Had a successful rookie campaign
on PGA TOUR...Held 36-hole lead on his 23rd birthday
at BellSouth Classic, and finished T3 worth $145,000...Earned
second third-place finish of season at B.C. Open. 1998: Earned
his first PGA TOUR membership by finishing 41st at PGA
TOUR Qualifying Tournament...Won Southern Arizona Open.
Amateur: Won 1993 International Junior Masters...Threetime
All-America and 1996 individual runner-up in the NCAA
Tournament at Arizona...Inducted into University of Arizona
Sports Hall of Fame in 2004.
PERSONAL:
Raised in South Africa, began playing at age 4...Travels
throughout the season in a tour bus with his family...Donates
to the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund to promote the support of
injured soldiers and their families...Spends spare time off
the golf course at a ranch outside Dallas.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................69.74 (11)
Driving Distance ..........................................289.9 (83)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................59.14% (145)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.60% (156)
Putting Average............................................1.759 (24)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 62–Crowne Plaza Invitational at
Colonial/3
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2 times, most recent 2007
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,080,000–2007
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Ginn sur
Mer Classic at Tesoro/8
Year 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT CUT T36 T2
U.S. Open CUT CUT CUT T71 CUT T51
British Open T54 T53 T66 CUT T26 CUT
PGA 77 CUT CUT 68 CUT T74 CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT CUT CUT T42 CUT CUT T44
TOUR Championship T10 T22 T9
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T9 T33 T17
Bridgestone Invitational T51 T2 T28 T36 T2
CA Championship T21 T41 T35
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (1), 2007; World Golf Championships-World Cup (3),
2002, 2003, 2004.
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (5):
2003 Deutsche Bank Championship. 2004 THE PLAYERS
Championship, Booz Allen Classic. 2006 THE TOUR
Championship presented by Coca-Cola. 2007 Shell Houston
Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (7):
2001 Alfred Dunhill PGA Championship [SAf]. 2002 Qatar
Masters [Eur], Gleneagles Scottish PGA Championship
[Eur]. 2003 Scandic Carlsberg Scandinavian Masters [Eur].
2005 Singapore Open [Asia], Johnnie Walker Classic [Eur].
2006 Singapore Open [Asia].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Shell Houston Open; 2—Mercedes-Benz
Championship; 4—BMW Championship; T5—the
Memorial Tournament presented by Morgan Stanley; T6—
THE PLAYERS Championship; 7—Stanford St. Jude
Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Competed in all four PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
events and finished 12th on the season-long points list.
Won his fifth career PGA TOUR title at the Shell Houston
Open and earned a spot on his third Presidents Cup
team…Runner-up to Vijay Singh at the Mercedes-Benz
Championship, his third top-10 in three career starts at The
Plantation Course...Earned fifth career official TOUR victory
at the Shell Houston Open, defeating Stuart Appleby and
54-hole leader Bubba Watson by three strokes with rounds
of 69-71-65-66--271. Clinging to a one-stroke lead over
Appleby on the 72nd tee, hit tee shot into water hazard but
made an up-and-down par on the 488-yard par 4, holing a
48-foot putt to clinch the win as Appleby found a hazard
and made double bogey on the hole. Became the sixth
Australian to win the Shell Houston Open...Past champion
shot 70-67 on the weekend to finish T6 at THE PLAYERS
Championship, five strokes behind winner Phil Mickelson...
Adam Scott
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 2004 PLAYERS
Championship (through 2009)
FULL NAME: Adam Scott
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 170
BIRTHDATE: July 16, 1980
BIRTHPLACE: Adelaide, Australia
RESIDENCE: Crans sur Sierre, Switzerland
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2000 6 1 10,200
2001 6 4 1 93,026
2002 10 7 2 4 339,157
2003 14 11 1 1 2 6 1,238,736/55
2004 16 12 2 1 1 7 8 3,724,984/7
2005 19 18 1 6 8 2,592,255/15
2006 19 17 1 3 3 10 14 4,978,858/3
2007 19 17 1 1 6 10 100,684/12 3,413,185/11
Total 109 87 5 6 5 33 51 16,390,401
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 8 7 2 388,270
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 9 9 1 1 5 7 1,518,171
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Second-round 62 at the Memorial Tournament propelled
him into the 36-hole lead. Final-round birdies at 15 and 16
brought him into contention before bogeys at 17 and 18 left
him T5, three shots behind champion K.J. Choi...Held at
least a share of the lead after first three rounds at Stanford
St. Jude Championship, but a final-round 75 resulted in a
seventh-place finish...Final-round 65 at the BMW
Championship brought in a fourth-place finish, his first top-
10 since June...Was 1-3-1 in his third Presidents Cup, bringing
his career record to 7-6-2.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Punctuated season of near-misses with a victory at
THE TOUR Championship, finishing the season No. 3 on the
money list and No. 4 in the Official World Golf Ranking. Also
notched a career-best 10 top-10s and finished third in
Scoring Average (68.95)...Followed unofficial win at the
2005 Nissan Open with a runner-up finish, one stroke
behind winner Rory Sabbatini. Posted a final-round 7-under
64 at Riviera CC to sit at 12-under par in the clubhouse
about one and one-half hours before the final group. Waited
for possible playoff but Sabbatini made birdie on the par-3
16th hole to take the tournament...Finished third at the
Wachovia Championship thanks to closing rounds of 66-71,
for his second top-five finish...Shared the lead after each of
the first three rounds at the EDS Byron Nelson
Championship, but a closing 1-over 71 dropped him to T3 in
his first start at the event...Finished T4 at the Memorial
Tournament, his fourth top-five finish of the season...Posted
his second runner-up finish of the season thanks to an eagle
on the 72nd hole, one of two on the day, which left him two
strokes behind Vijay Singh at the Barclays Classic. Opened
with a 6-under 65 to hold a one-stroke lead through 18
holes. Trailed Billy Andrade by one heading into final round.
Was his fourth consecutive top-four finish on TOUR...Posted
his first top-10, a T8, in his seventh British Open start. Has
made the cut four times and his previous best finish was a
T34 in 2005...Posted back-to-back top-10s in majors for the
FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: University of Nevada-Las Vegas
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports, biographies, surfing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2000
JOINED TOUR: 2003
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first time in his career with his T3 at the PGA Championship.
It was his best finish at the PGA, topping a T9 in 2000, and
it was his fourth career top-10 in a major...Following week,
finished T10 at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone
Invitational. Held first-round lead after a 63, matching
Stewart Cink's record for low first round at the tournament
in 2004...Posted four rounds in the 60s at the World Golf
Championships-American Express Championship, finishing
T2, his best finish in a World Golf Championships
event...Finished the season with a victory at THE TOUR
Championship. Posted rounds of 69-67-67-66-269 to defeat
runner-up Jim Furyk by three strokes. First Aussie and
youngest player to win THE TOUR Championship since Tiger
Woods in 1999 (Champions Golf Club) at age 23 years, 10
months and one day. Third-youngest winner of THE TOUR
Championship, behind Woods and David Duval (1997, 25
years, 11 months and 24 days)...On the Asian Tour, successfully
defended Singapore Open over rain-shortened 54
holes, defeating Ernie Els in a playoff. 2005: Earned unofficial
victory at the Nissan Open, captured fourth career
European Tour victory and was one of the International
Team stars at The Presidents Cup…Captured unofficial victory
at rain-shortened Nissan Open, where he posted
rounds of 67-66 to tie Chad Campbell for the 36-hole lead at
9-under-par. Unable to complete the third and final rounds,
Scott and Campbell played off on Monday morning with
Scott prevailing on the first playoff hole. Victory was worth
$864,000 in official money...In defense of THE PLAYERS
Championship, finished T8, four shots behind winner Fred
Funk, the sixth player to finish in the top-10 the year after
winning THE PLAYERS...In title defense of Booz Allen
Classic at Congressional, finished T2, two shots behind
Sergio Garcia, after posting four rounds in the 60s. Within
two shots of leader Garcia at the 71st hole, flew sand
wedge from 133 yards over green into water hazard and
made bogey...Captured the Singapore Open on the Asian
Tour by seven strokes over Lee Westwood in
September...Posted a 3-1-1 record in second Presidents
Year 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T9 T23 CUT T33 T27 T27
U.S. Open CUT CUT CUT T28 T21 CUT
British Open CUT T47 CUT CUT T42 T34 T8 T27
PGA CUT T23 T23 T9 T40 T3 T12
THE PLAYERS CUT T17 1 T8 T53 T6
TOUR Championship T21 T7 1 T26
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 3 T9 T5 T17 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T64 T55 T36 T10 T36
CA Championship CNL T39 T40 T36 T29 T2 T61
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (3), 2003, 2005, 2007; World Cup, 2002.
Adam SCOTT
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Cup. Undefeated (3-0-1) when paired with Retief Goosen in
first four matches. 2004: Totaled two TOUR wins, including
a victory at THE PLAYERS Championship...Totaled seven
top-10s in only 16 starts…At age 23 years, 8 months and
12 days, became the youngest winner of THE PLAYERS,
with rounds of 65-72-69-72--276, one shot ahead of runnerup
Padraig Harrington. Held the 18- and 54-hole leads and
led by as many as five strokes in the final round. At the 72nd
hole with a two-stroke lead over Harrington, pull-hooked 6iron
approach shot from 213 yards into water hazard, forcing
up-and-down recovery from 39 yards. Clinched title with
10-foot bogey putt to earn $1.44 million...Won the Booz
Allen Classic in his first appearance at TPC Avenel. Equaled
the tournament record of 21-under 263 held by Billy
Andrade and Jeff Sluman in 1991. First three official TOUR
victories came on TPC courses--Deutsche Bank
Championship (TPC Boston), THE PLAYERS (TPC Sawgrass)
and Avenel…Earned second career top-10 in a major with
his T9 at the PGA Championship, matching the T9 at the
2002 Masters. 2003: Earned first TOUR title in 34th career
TOUR start at age 23 years, 1 month and 16 days (youngest
since Sergio Garcia won the 2002 Mercedes
Championships at 21 years, 11 month and 27 days) at the
inaugural Deutsche Bank Championship. Led Vijay Singh by
two strokes after 36 holes, thanks to a course record 9under-par
62. Maintained three-stroke lead over Jonathan
Kaye through 54 holes, and brought home a four-stroke victory
over runner-up Rocco Mediate...Lost to eventual champion
Tiger Woods in 20 holes in the semifinals of the World
HOT SHOTS
Adam Scott (Continued)
Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship.
Finished third after defeating fellow Australian Peter
Lonard 1-up in the consolation match...Joined the TOUR as
a Special Temporary Member in late April...Claimed his
fourth European Tour victory with a final-round 3-under-par
69 to win the Scandic Carlsberg Scandinavian Masters by
two shots over Nick Dougherty...Representing the
International team, was the youngest player on either
Presidents Cup squad. 2002: Earned second European Tour
victory at the Qatar Masters, with a 19-under-par
269...Earned Masters invitation based on being ranked in
the top 50 in the Official World Golf Ranking at end of 2001.
Finished T9 at Augusta National. Earnings of $151,200 put
season PGA TOUR winnings at $288,642, earning an invitation
to join the PGA TOUR as a Special Temporary Member
for the remainder of the 2002 season...Also captured the
Qatar Masters on the European Tour for second victory of
the season. 2001: Finished 13th in the Volvo Order of Merit
in first full season on European Tour...In 16 European Tour
events, compiled five top-10s, including three third-place
finishes...Captured the Alfred Dunhill PGA Championship on
the Southern Africa Tour...Also played in United States,
Japan and Australia. 2000: Secured European Tour card for
2001 in just eight starts as a professional, clinching his
place with a T6 at the Linde German Masters in October.
Amateur: As a junior, captured both Australian and New
Zealand Junior titles, and fired a course-record 62 at Los
Coyotes Country Club at the U.S. Junior Amateur...Spent
one year playing collegiately at UNLV.
No. 18 at Doral
PERSONAL:
Golf hero is countryman Greg Norman, who along with
coach Butch Harmon, urged Scott to play several seasons
on the European Tour.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.01 (18)
Driving Distance ..........................................300.9 (16)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................59.17% (144)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.44% (43)
Putting Average............................................1.755 (20)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 62–the Memorial Tournament
presented by Morgan Stanley/2
Career Low Round/Round: 62–4 times, most recent 2007
the Memorial Tournament presented by Morgan Stanley/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,440,000–2004 THE
PLAYERS Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Zurich
Classic of New Orleans/3
TOUGHEST PAR 4s (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yds Avg Score Tournament Name
1 Doral Golf Resort & Spa 18 4 467 4.625 CA Championship
2 Carnoustie GC 18 4 487 4.611 British Open
3 Oakmont CC 18 4 484 4.602 U.S. Open
4 Doral Golf Resort & Spa 3 4 438 4.567 CA Championship
5 Spyglass Hill GC 6 4 446 4.531 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
EASIEST PAR 4s (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yds Avg Score Tournament Name
1 Grayhawk Golf Club - Raptor 15 4 332 3.571 Fry's Electronics Open
2 Warwick Hills G&CC 14 4 322 3.655 Buick Open
3 TPC Scottsdale 17 4 332 3.666 FBR Open
4 TPC Sugarloaf 13 4 310 3.671 AT&T Classic
5 Torrey Pines (North Course) 2 4 326 3.686 Buick Invitational
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2006 John Deere Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (4):
1996 Indonesian PGA Championship. 1998 Interlaken Open
[Eur Chall], Alliance Open [Eur Chall]. 2006 Australian Open
[Aus].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—PODS Championship; T3—Turning Stone Resort
Championship; T4—PGA Championship; T5—Viking
Classic; T10—Wachovia Championship.
2007 SEASON:
After collecting his first victory in 2006, enjoyed a steady
2007 with 21 cuts made out of 27 starts, including a runnerup
finish early in the season and a career-best five top-
10s...Finished T2 at the PODS Championship, his best finish
on the PGA TOUR since winning the 2006 John Deere
Classic. Final-round 66 featured seven birdies and left him
one shot shy of eventual champion Mark Calcavecchia...
Recorded second top-10 with a T10 at the Wachovia
Championship...Recorded his first career top-10 finish at a
major championship with a T4 at the PGA Championship.
Bogeyed the first three holes of his final round before settling
down with a 32 on the final nine and a round of
71...Final-round 67 earned the Aussie T3 honors at the inaugural
Turning Stone Resort Championship in September...A
week later, he claimed his next top-five finish with a T5 at
the Viking Classic.
John Senden
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: John Gerard Senden
HEIGHT: 6-3
WEIGHT: 193
BIRTHDATE: April 1971
BIRTHPLACE: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
RESIDENCE: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2002 30 18 1 8 578,613/114
2003 33 22 5 601,670/108
2004 28 21 2 7 698,203/114
2005 29 21 3 6 855,325/97
2006 28 20 1 3 10 1,650,674/45
2007 27 21 1 1 5 8 92,439/55 1,899,558/39
Total 175 123 1 1 1 14 44 6,284,042
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 4 3 1 1 2 259,873
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Had a career year, with $1,650,674 in earnings on the
strength of a victory and three top-10s...After notching three
straight top-10s in December in homeland of Australia,
began 2006 PGA TOUR season with T5 finish at Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic...Posted rounds of 64-69-64-68--265 to
claim first TOUR victory in 139th career TOUR start at the
John Deere Classic. Entered final round with a three-stroke
lead over Patrick Sheehan and Heath Slocum, and edged
J.P. Hayes by one stroke to become the fifth Aussie to win
on TOUR in 2006...Recorded a hole-in-one on the par-3 13th
hole at Royal Liverpool GC during third round of the British
Open, finished T35. 2005: Finished in the top 100 on the
money list for the first time in his four-year career...Birdied
four of his last five holes on Sunday at the Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic to finish T6, topping his previous career
best, a T9 at the 2004 Bank of America Colonial and 2002
Air Canada Championship. 2004: Secured his card by finishing
in the top 125 for the third straight season since joining
the TOUR in 2002...Jumped from T37 through three rounds
to T9 finish at the Bank of America Colonial after a finalround,
5-under 65, his second career top-10 (T9, 2002 Air
Canada Championship)...Was two strokes back of the lead
through 36 holes at the Valero Texas Open after opening
with rounds of 66-65. Finished 21st and collected $42,000,
good enough to secure his card for the 2005
season...Shared first-round lead with Harrison Frazar and
Glen Day at the Southern Farm Bureau Classic, but finished
T14. 2003: Earned $601,670 but did not post a top-10. Best
finish was a T13 at the inaugural Deutsche Bank
Championship. 2002: Half of the 22 rookies who began the
season finished in the top 125, and the Australian was one
FAMILY: Wife, Jackie; Jacob
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Spending time with family, bike
riding, fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1992
Q SCHOOL: 2001
JOINED TOUR: 2002
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 02 03 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open CUT
British Open CUT T35 T45
PGA CUT T4
THE PLAYERS CUT T58 T22 CUT T52
Bridgestone Invitational 45
of them, thanks to eight top-25s...Picked up first career top-
10, a T9, in his 24th event, the Air Canada Championship in
September. 2001: Earned TOUR card at first trip to finals of
TOUR Qualifying Tournament...Member of European Tour
1999-2001 and played at least a half-dozen events per year
on PGA TOUR of Australasia since 1992. 1999: Highest finish
on European Tour Order of Merit came when he was
69th. 1998: Won twice on European Challenge Tour.
PERSONAL:
If he wasn't playing golf would be “working on the sheep
and cattle station owned by the in-laws.”
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.53 (59)
Driving Distance ..........................................294.2 (55)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................65.82% (47)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................70.49% (2)
Putting Average............................................1.834 (179)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent Buick
Invitational/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2004 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $720,000–2006 John
Deere Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 The
Presidents Cup/44
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SHORT, JR., Wes
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2005 Michelin Championship at Las Vegas.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T44—Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
2007 SEASON:
Former TOUR winner limited to 12 starts, suffering a back
injury in the second round of the EDS Byron Nelson
Championship. Diagnosed as a sprain but unable to play the
rest of the season. Granted Major Medical Extension and
has 15 events in 2008 to earn $743,061 (combined with 2007
earnings of $42,119, would equal 2007's No. 125 earnings of
$785,180) and receive Major Medical Extension status for
the remainder of the 2008 campaign...Best finish of the campaign
was a T44 at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Totaled three top-25s in 33 starts...Started the year
with a T11 in his first trip to the Mercedes Championship at
Kapalua, his best effort of the season...In defense of his title
at the Frys.com Open in Las Vegas, finished T79. 2005:
Second season on TOUR highlighted by first career victory
at the Michelin Championship at Las Vegas. Came into season
on Major Medical Extension with 17 events to make
enough money to keep his card for the remainder of the sea-
Wes Short, Jr.
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: Wesley Earl Short, Jr.
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 190
BIRTHDATE: December 4, 1963
BIRTHPLACE: Austin, TX
RESIDENCE: Austin, TX; plays out of The Hills of
Lakeway
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2002 1
2004 12 4 1 75,536/222
2005 16 7 1 2 3 1,029,640/75
2006 33 14 3 422,506/161
2007 12 3 42,119/232
Total 74 28 1 2 7 1,569,801
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1991 1
1992 1
1993 1
1998 12 3 1 3,105/182
1999 2 2 1 3,465/165
2001 2 1 1,296/287
2002 26 12 2 7 71,479/65
2003 28 17 1 7 8 146,997/30
2004 5 2 1 8,027/209
2005 7 5 1 3 34,259/118
Total 85 42 1 10 21 268,628
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
son. Did not make it to the weekend in eight of his first 11
events...Win came in his 14th start after posting four rounds
in the 60s (67-67-66-67--266) and outlasting Jim Furyk with
a tap-in par on the second playoff hole. Began the week as
an alternate and got in the tournament on Tuesday when
Arron Oberholser withdrew. Became first alternate to win
since Gene Sauers at the 2002 Air Canada Championship. At
age 41 years, 10 months and 12 days, became just the fifth
first-time winner over age 40 since 1995. Paycheck of
$720,000 pushed season earnings to $1,005,702. 2004:
Rookie season on TOUR was limited to 12 events due to
back injury. Best finish was T24 at the Buick Open. Received
a Major Medical Extension for 2005...Finished T7 at PGA
TOUR Qualifying Tournament to earn rookie TOUR card.
2003: Member of the Nationwide Tour in 1998 and 2002-03.
Made the cut in 17 of 28 events on the 2003 Nationwide
Tour, with seven top-10s. Wrapped up the season No. 30 on
the money list, with $146,997...Best finish was a runner-up
at The Reese's Cup Classic. 2002: Finished No. 65 on the
Nationwide Tour money list. Two top-10s, including a T4 at
the Louisiana Open.
PERSONAL:
Lists Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson as his heroes...Cites his
father as giving him his start in golf.
FAMILY: Wife, Gail; Elizabeth Ann (11/25/83)
EDUCATION: University of Texas
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1987
Q SCHOOL: 2003
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 06
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT
Bridgestone Invitational T71
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................72.56 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................285.4 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................53.35% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................62.07% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.846 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 68–2 times, most recent
Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun/1
Career Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent 2006
Frys.com Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $720,000–2005
Michelin Championship at Las Vegas/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Mercedes
Championships/72
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1993 Buick Classic. 1995 Phoenix Open, Buick Classic. 1997
Memorial Tournament, Buick Open. 1998 PGA
Championship, Sprint International. 1999 Honda Classic.
2000 Masters Tournament. 2002 Shell Houston Open, THE
TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola. 2003 Phoenix
Open, EDS Byron Nelson Championship, John Deere Classic,
FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort. 2004 AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Shell Houston Open, HP
Classic of New Orleans, Buick Open, PGA Championship,
Deutsche Bank Championship, Bell Canadian Open, 84 LUM-
BER Classic, Chrysler Championship. 2005 Sony Open in
Hawaii, Shell Houston Open, Wachovia Championship,
Buick Open. 2006 Barclays Classic. 2007 Mercedes-Benz
Championship, Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by
MasterCard.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (22):
1984 Malaysian PGA Championship [Asia]. 1988 Nigerian
Open [Afr], Swedish PGA. 1989 Volvo Open di Firenze [Eur],
Ivory Coast Open [Afr], Nigerian Open [Afr], Zimbabwe
Open [SAf]. 1990 El Bosque Open [Eur]. 1991 King Hassan
Trophy [Morocco]. 1992 Turespana Masters Open de
Andalucia [Eur], Malaysian Open [Asia], Volvo German
Open [Eur]. 1993 Bells Cup [SAf]. 1994 Scandinavian
Masters [Eur], Trophee Lancome [Eur]. 1995 Passport Open
[Asia], 1997 South African Open [SAf], Toyota World Match
Play Championship [Eur], 2000 Johnnie Walker Taiwan
Open. 2001 Carlsberg Malaysian Open, Caltex Singapore
Masters. 2007 Kolon-Hana Bank Korea Open [Asia].
OTHER VICTORIES (2):
2001 Telus Skins Game. 2003 Telus Skins Game.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Mercedes-Benz Championship, Arnold Palmer
Invitational presented by MasterCard; 2—Canadian Open
presented by Franklin Templeton Investments; 4—Travelers
Championship; 7—FBR Open, Wachovia Championship,
THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola.
Vijay Singh (VEE-jay SING)
WORLD GOLF HALL OF FAME MEMBER (Inducted 2006)
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 2004 PGA Championship
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Vijay Singh
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 208
BIRTHDATE: February 22, 1963
BIRTHPLACE: Lautoka, Fiji
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 7-3
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1992 4 4 1 3 70,680/156
1993 14 12 1 1 6 10 657,831/19
1994 21 16 2 3 7 325,959/52
1995 22 17 2 9 13 1,018,713
1996 24 24 1 9 16 855,140/17
1997 21 21 2 4 9 1,059,236/16
1998 26 23 2 3 7 18 2,238,998/2
1999 29 26 1 1 1 11 21 2,283,233/4
2000 26 24 1 1 3 8 15 2,573,835/5
2001 26 24 2 4 14 22 3,440,829/4
2002 28 24 2 2 11 17 3,756,563/3
2003 27 26 4 5 18 24 7,573,907/1
2004 29 28 9 2 1 18 24 10,905,166/1
2005 30 26 4 2 3 18 25 8,017,336/2
2006 27 25 1 2 13 17 4,602,416/4
2007 27 25 2 1 7 16 101,064/10 4,728,376/3
Total 381 345 31 23 14 157 257 54,108,218
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 8 7 1 1 5 850,035
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
2007 SEASON:
Captured two PGA TOUR events to move to T14 all-time in
victories with 31, tied with Harry Cooper and Jimmy
Demaret. It was his sixth consecutive season with a TOUR
win, second behind Tiger Woods' 12. Entered the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup No. 2 behind Tiger Woods but
slipped to 10th in final FedExCup standings...Won the
Mercedes-Benz Championship by two strokes and became
the first player to win an event in the inaugural FedExCup
competition. Became the third player to win both Hawaii
tournaments in a career, joining Jim Furyk and Ernie
Els...Finished seventh at the FBR Open, thanks to a closing
7-under 64. Recorded his fifth top-10 at TPC Scottsdale,
including two victories (1995, 2003)...Earned his 31st career
victory at the Arnold Palmer Invitational at age 44 years and
24 days. Posted rounds of 67-67 on the weekend to edge
Rocco Mediate by two strokes. Win came in 15th start at
the Arnold Palmer Invitational, with 15 made cuts and three
runner-up finishes. Tied with England's Harry Cooper for
most TOUR wins among international players. Total of 19
wins since turning 40 is the most by a player over age 40.
Collected 4,500 FedExCup points to jump to No. 1 in the
FedExCup standings with 11,289 points...Maintained that
No. 1 spot into May thanks to a T11 finish at the World Golf
Championships-CA Championship, followed by T13 finishes
at the Masters and EDS Byron Nelson Championship...
Finished T7 at the Wachovia Championship after posting a
final-round 74. Fell to No. 2, behind Wachovia winner Tiger
Woods, in the FedExCup standings after spending six weeks
at number one…Posted rounds of 66-65 on the weekend to
finish fourth at the Travelers Championship...Shared the
first-round lead at the AT&T National after a 66 but finished
T12...Past Canadian Open champion held the 54-hole lead
by one stroke over Steve Allan and John Mallinger, but was
overcome by Jim Furyk's 7-under-par 64 Sunday. With four
rounds in the 60s, finished second to Furyk, missing a birdie
putt on the 72nd hole that would have forced a playoff.
Runner-up finish strengthened No. 2 position in FedExCup
standings, trailing No. 1 Tiger Woods by 1,829
points...Qualified No. 2 for the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the
RESIDENCE: Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
FAMILY: Wife, Ardena Seth; Qass Seth (6/19/90)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Snooker, cricket, rugby, soccer
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1982
JOINED TOUR: Spring 1993
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
FedExCup, but first three starts included a missed cut (The
Barclays), a T60 (Deutsche Bank Championship) and a 64thplace
finish (BMW Championship). Finished the PGA TOUR
Playoffs with a T7 at THE TOUR Championship for 12th top-
10 in 14 career TOUR Championship starts...Played in seventh
consecutive Presidents Cup, joining Phil Mickelson to
become the only players to start in all events since the
debut in 1994....Won the Kolon-Hana Bank Korea Open in
early October on the Asian Tour with a birdie on the final
hole to beat Kim Kyung-tae and Yang Yong-eun by two
strokes at the Woo Jeong Country Club in Cheonan,
Korea...Finished one shot behind Angel Cabrera at the
Singapore Open in November.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
Has won in Korea, Malaysia, France, Nigeria, Ivory Coast,
Morocco, Zimbabwe, Singapore, Spain, Germany, England,
South Africa, Sweden, Taiwan, Canada and U.S. 2006:
Inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame on October 30.
Finished among the top five on the PGA TOUR money list for
the ninth consecutive season and also won for the fifth consecutive
season...13 top-10s matched Jim Furyk for most on
TOUR...Finished second to Stuart Appleby at the seasonopening
Mercedes Championships, falling in a playoff...
Won the Barclays Classic, becoming the first three-time
winner (1993, '95, 2006) in 40-year history of tournament.
Has also won Shell Houston Open and Buick Open three
times. Seventeenth win since turning 40 tied him with Sam
Snead for most wins by a player after turning 40. Tied with
David Howell at 8-under 134 through 36 holes, then trailed
Billy Andrade by a stroke at 7-under 206 through 54 holes
prior to beating Adam Scott by two strokes. Shot a finalround
68, one of only seven rounds in the 60s in Sunday's
final round...Held a three-stroke lead over Tiger Woods
through 54 holes at the Deutsche Bank Championship,
thanks to a career-low 10-under 61 in the third round.
Closed with 3-under 68 to finish second, two strokes behind
Woods, who shot a final-round 63. 2005: Entered the season
No. 1 in the Official World Golf Ranking and produced
four victories and 18 top-10 finishes. 18 top-10s matched
career high, posted in 2003 and 2004…Earned 25th career
Year 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01
Masters T27 CUT T39 T17 CUT T24 1 T18
U.S. Open CUT T10 T7 T77 T25 T3 T8 T7
British Open T23 T12 T12 T51 T59 T20 T6 T11 T38 T19 CUT T11 T13
PGA T48 4 CUT CUT T5 T13 1 T49 CUT T51
THE PLAYERS T28 T55 T43 T8 T31 T54 T20 T33 2
TOUR Championship T16 6 T9 T10 2 T9 T3 17
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T33 T17
Bridgestone Invitational T15 T13
CA Championship T16 T3 CNL
Year 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters 7 T6 T6 T5 T8 T13
U.S. Open T30 T20 T28 T6 T6 T20
British Open CUT T2 T20 T5 CUT T27
PGA 8 T34 1 T10 CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT T13 T12 T8 T44
TOUR Championship 1 T5 9 T4 T8 T7
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T17 T17 T9 T17
Bridgestone Invitational T11 T6 T32 T3 T45 T56
CA Championship 3 T2 T6 T56 T11
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (7), 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2007; World
Cup, 2002.
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SECTION 2 PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

SINGH,Vijay
SECTION PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES
2
TOUR victory with one-stroke win over Ernie Els at Sony
Open in Hawaii. Entered final round four back of Shigeki
Maruyama after opening 69-68-67. Posted 5-under-par 65
on Sunday that included a birdie-4 on the 72nd hole. Win
was eighth consecutive top-10 finish dating back to 2004
Deutsche Bank Championship, second-longest streak of
career...Playoff record dropped to 5-2 after losing a threeman
playoff at The Honda Classic to Padraig Harrington on
the second extra hole. Began final round six strokes behind
leaders Brett Wetterich and Geoff Ogilvy. Final-round 64
forced playoff with Harrington and Joe Ogilvie. Missed 3footer
for par on second extra hole as Harrington gained his
first TOUR victory...Week later at Bay Hill, tied with Kenny
Perry on 18th hole at 12-under par after birdies on Nos. 15
and 16 and a bogey by Perry on No. 17. Approach shot fell
just short of green into water on 18 and double bogeyed the
72nd hole to finish tied with Graeme McDowell, two
strokes behind Perry. The runner-up finish was enough to
regain the title of World No. 1 two weeks after he lost it to
Tiger Woods...In 12th Masters appearance, finished T5 for
fourth consecutive top-10 for past winner of the green jacket.
Fell to No. 2 in Official World Golf Ranking...On April 20,
was introduced as an inductee into the World Golf Hall of
Fame. That same week, joined Curtis Strange as the only
two three-time winners of the Shell Houston Open with
playoff victory over John Daly. Grabbed the first-round lead
after tying the course record with an 8-under-par 64, and
followed with rounds of 71-70-70. Tied with Daly at 13under
275 after 72 holes, converted a two-putt par on the
first extra hole to defeat Daly...Defeated Jim Furyk and
Sergio Garcia in four-hole playoff to earn his third victory of
the season at the Wachovia Championship. Fired a finalround
6-under 66 to come from six strokes back to tie thirdround
leader Garcia...Successfully defended his Buick Open
crown and captured his third overall title at Warwick Hills
G&CC...Finished in the top-10 in all four majors. 2004: Put
together one of the finest seasons in golf history, posting
nine wins and earning a TOUR-record $10,905,166 while
becoming No. 1 in the Official World Golf Ranking. Became
just the sixth player in TOUR history to accumulate nine
wins in a season and first since Tiger Woods in 2000. The
others: Paul Runyan (9/1933), Byron Nelson (18/1945), Ben
Hogan (13/1946, 10/1948) and Sam Snead (11/1950). Led
the TOUR in top-10s for the second straight season with 18
in 29 events. The 36 over a two-year period (2003-2004)
were the most since Tom Kite recorded 36 during the 1981
(21) and 1982 (15) seasons…Picked up a victory for the
third consecutive year and sixth out of the last seven with
his win at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Shared
third-round lead with Arron Oberholser before final-round
69 (one of just five rounds in the 60s Sunday) gave him a
three-stroke victory over Jeff Maggert. Extended his consecutive
top-10 streak to 12 straight, two behind Jack
Nicklaus for the modern-day record and longest on TOUR
since Nicklaus had 12 straight in 1975. Top-10 streak of 12
straight ended the next week after missed cut at Buick
Invitational…With rounds of 74-66-69-68-277, won the
Shell Houston Open for the second time in three years.
Opening 74 was highest first-round score for winner on
TOUR since Mark O'Meara posted 74 in opening round en
route to victory at the 1998 Masters...First player since
Kenny Perry (2003) to win TOUR events in back-to-back
weeks, coming from four strokes back in the final round to
capture the HP Classic of New Orleans for 18th career
TOUR victory. Second time with back-to-back TOUR victories
(1998 PGA and International) and fourth Monday finish
victory (1997 Memorial Tournament, 2003 John Deere
Classic, 2004 Shell Houston Open)...Won fourth event of
season at Buick Open, holding off John Daly by one shot
and Tiger Woods by two. Grabbed the lead after 18 holes
with a 9-under 63, using a traditional putter for the first
time in several years. Also held a share of the 36-hole lead
and entered final round with a two-stroke lead over Daly.
On Sunday, Daly grabbed the early advantage by posting
three birdies and an eagle in the first four holes. Singh
responded with six birdies and a bogey en route to becom-
Vijay Singh (Continued)
ing just the third multiple winner of the Buick Open...Picked
up his third major victory by defeating Chris DiMarco and
Justin Leonard in a three-hole playoff in the PGA
Championship at Whistling Straits. Shared second-round
lead with Leonard and held one-stroke margin over Leonard
through 54 holes. Final-round 76 earned a spot in a playoff
after Leonard bogeyed the 72nd hole. Made the only birdie
of the playoff on the first hole (par-4 10th) to secure his
fourth playoff win in five tries. Became 18th player in PGA
Championship history to win multiple titles. Final-round 4over
76 was the highest 18-hole score by a PGA champion
and the highest final-round score for a major winner since
Reg Whitcombe shot a closing 78 at Royal St. Georges to
win the 1938 British Open...Moved to No. 1 with victory at
the Deutsche Bank Championship, dueling Woods down
the stretch before topping Woods and Adam Scott by three
strokes for sixth TOUR victory of the year...The following
week, win at the Bell Canadian Open took three extra holes
versus Canadian Mike Weir. Trailed Weir by three strokes
through 54 holes and posted final-round, 2-under 69 but did
not get into playoff until Weir bogeyed the 72nd
hole...Earned wire-to-wire victory for the first time in his
career at the 84 LUMBER Classic. Elevated his season
earnings to $9,455,566, the most money earned in one season
on TOUR at the time, surpassing Woods' record of
$9,188,321 in 2000...Broke the $10-million mark with ninth
victory of season at the Chrysler Championship, posting
four rounds in the 60s en route to record-setting 18-under
performance. 2003: A four-time winner on TOUR, clinched
first career money title at the season-ending TOUR
Championship, where a T5 finish worth $228,000 brought
total official money in 27 events to $7,573,907, topping
Tiger Woods by $900,494. The season total was also second
all-time, at the time, to Woods’ $9,188,321 in 2000. A
total of 18 top-10s were the most on TOUR since Tim Kite
posted 21 top-10s in 26 starts in 1981...Picked up career
victory No. 12 at the Phoenix Open, a tournament he also
won in 1995. Fired final-round, 8-under 63 to come from
two strokes back of Harrison Frazar after 54 holes to win by
three strokes over John Huston. Held one-stroke lead
through 36 and 54 holes at the EDS Byron Nelson
Championship. Went on to win by two over Nick Price. Won
for the first time in his 40s and recorded his fifth multiplewin
season of his career. Along with Jim Furyk, set the U.S.
Open record for best first 36 holes with a 7-under 133. His
7-under 63 during the second round tied Johnny Miller
(1973), Jack Nicklaus and Tom Weiskopf (1980) for best 18hole
score in U.S. Open history. Finished event T20...Third
victory of the season came at the John Deere Classic.
Pulled ahead on back nine Monday morning to win by four
strokes. Victory moved him to No. 1 on the money list, a
position he held for three weeks...Won fourth TOUR event
of season by posting four rounds in the 60s at the FUNAI
Classic at the WALT DISNEY WORLD Resort. Became third
player (Tiger Woods-5, Davis Love III-4) in 2003 to win at
least four times, the first time since 1973 (Jack Nicklaus, 7;
Tom Weiskopf, 5; Bruce Crampton, 4) three players had
won at least four times...Played for the International squad
at The Presidents Cup for the fifth time in career. 2002:
Won multiple events for the first time since 1998 (Shell
Houston Open and THE TOUR Championship). Third-place
finish on money list with $3,756,563 was best since finishing
second in 1998…At the Shell Houston Open, collected
his first TOUR victory since the 2000 Masters, a span of 50
starts. Third-round leader at THE TOUR Championship for
third consecutive time at East Lake GC (1998 and 2000) and
won for first time by two strokes over Charles Howell III.
2001: Despite failing to win for the first time in five years,
put together a consistent season with a TOUR-best 14 top-
10s and $3,440,829 in earnings, fourth on the money
list...at THE PLAYERS Championship, made triple-bogey-7
on the par-4 14th, eagle on the par-5 16th and birdie on the
par-3 17th to complete a 68 and finish one stroke behind
Tiger Woods. 2000: Extended victory string to four straight
seasons and captured his second major in 20-month period
with victory in the Masters. Won by three strokes over
Els...Had LASIK surgery on May 31. 1999: Earned his eighth
career TOUR victory in March at the Honda Classic. Stood
nine strokes behind Eric Booker after 36 holes and five back
through 54 holes but closed with 69 for two-stroke victory
over Payne Stewart. 1998: Recorded consecutive victories
in summer at the PGA Championship and International. In
PGA at Sahalee opened with even-par 70, followed by a
course-record-tying 66 that produced a one-stroke lead.
Third-round 67 tied Steve Stricker and his closing 68 was
good for two-stroke win over Stricker. Consecutive cuts
made streak ended at 53 at Masters. Previous missed cut
came at 1995 PGA...A week after PGA victory, earned second
win in two weeks and third top-10 in month of August
with six-point win over Phil Mickelson and Willie Wood at
International...Closed year at East Lake GC with playoff
loss to Hal Sutton at THE TOUR Championship after opening
week with course record 7-under-par 63. 1997: Won
two TOUR events and earned more than $1 million for second
time in career...Made 24 consecutive cuts in 1996 and
21 in row in 1997...First victory came at the Memorial
Tournament. Shot 70 in first round and stood four strokes
out of lead. Followed with second-round 65 to pull to within
three strokes of lead. Due to heavy rains, tournament
was shortened to 54 holes. He fired final-round 67 to earn
two-stroke victory over Jim Furyk and Greg Norman.
Memorial was his first win without a playoff...Second victory
came at Buick Open. Was his third win at Buick-sponsored
event. Closing 66 matched low round of day and
earned six-stroke victory over six players. 1996: Season
featured June-July hot streak: T7 U.S. Open, T8 Motorola
Western Open, T11 British Open and T5 PGA
Championship. 1995: After being hampered by back and
neck problems in 1994, came back to win at Phoenix Open
and Buick Classic. 1993: PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year
based on Buick Classic victory in playoff over Mark Wiebe
and T4 in PGA that included a second-round 63.
PERSONAL:
Fiji's only world-class golfer...Learned game from his father,
an airplane technician who also taught golf…Admired Tom
Weiskopf while growing up and used Weiskopf's swing as
early model for his own...Noted for his rigorous practice
routine…Once held a club professional position in
Borneo...Of Indian ancestry, first name means "victory" in
Hindi...Served as Honorary Chairperson for 1999 National
Golf Day, PGA of America's annual fundraiser for junior
golf...Teamed with son Qass in Office Depot Father-Son
from 2003-2006...Established, with wife and son, the Vijay
Singh Charitable Foundation, benefiting charities and nonprofit
agencies that provide assistance, shelter, counseling
and support to women and children who are victims of
domestic abuse. The Betty Griffin House of St Johns
County, FL (Safety Shelter of St. Johns County), was one of
the first beneficiaries of the foundation...Designed a golf
course in Fiji, which is scheduled to open in 2008.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................69.49 (8)
Driving Distance ..........................................293.8 (57)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................59.66% (138)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................66.22% (29)
Putting Average............................................1.768 (31)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–FBR Open/4
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2006 Deutsche Bank
Championship/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,125,000–2004 PGA
Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 the
Memorial Tournament/1
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2004 Chrysler Classic of Tucson. 2005 Southern Farm
Bureau Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3):
2001 Greater Cleveland Open, Knoxville Open, Omaha
Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—PODS Championship; T4—Bob Hope Chrysler Classic;
T5—Valero Texas Open; 6—FBR Open, T6—John Deere
Classic.
2007 SEASON:
Had his best year in earnings and position on the money
list...Played in all four PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
events and finished 30th, earning a $175,000 bonus...First
top-10 was a T4 at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic to finish
two strokes out of the Charley Hoffman-John Rollins playoff…Finished
sixth at the FBR Open and collected his second
top-10 of the season to record back-to-back top-10s for
the first time in his TOUR career...Shared the 54-hole lead
at the PODS Championship with eventual champion Mark
Calcavecchia before a final-round 71 dropped him to T2.
Overcame an early double bogey in the final round with
birdies on holes 10-12, but a bogey at the last hole left him
one shot short...Finished T6 at the John Deere Classic
thanks in part to a final-round 65, which tied for the secondlowest
round on Sunday...Made first career TOUR
Championship start, finishing T17...Finished T5 at the
Valero Texas Open thanks to a season-best 8-under
62...Teamed with Boo Weekley to finish second at the
OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup in late November, losing
to Scotland on the third hole of a sudden-death playoff.
Heath Slocum
EXEMPT STATUS: 30th in 2007 FedExCup points
FULL NAME: Tyler Heath Slocum
HEIGHT: 5-8
WEIGHT: 150
BIRTHDATE: February 3, 1974
BIRTHPLACE: Baton Rouge, LA
RESIDENCE: Alpharetta, GA; plays out of Golf Club
of Georgia
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2001 8 6 45,670
2002 32 15 1 2 6 864,615/76
2003 32 18 1 2 5 815,812/80
2004 31 14 1 3 6 1,066,837/72
2005 29 22 1 4 9 1,606,185/50
2006 30 18 2 3 8 1,180,681/77
2007 28 22 1 6 16 95,731/30 2,184,379/30
Total 190 115 2 3 2 20 50 7,764,178
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1997 19 5 2 6,567/142
2000 1
2001 18 11 3 2 6 8 339,670/3
Total 38 16 3 2 6 10 346,237
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Collected $1,180,681 in earnings on the strength of
three top-10s, including two third-place finishes...The 2004
champion of the Chrysler Classic of Tucson posted his third
top-10 in five starts at Tucson National with a T3 (also a T6
in 2002) thanks to four rounds in the 60s...Finished T3 at the
John Deere Classic, aided by rounds of 66-68 on the weekend,
three behind champion John Senden. 2005: After a
slow start to the season, ended with a bang. Collected a
career-best four top-10s, including winning the final fullfield
event of the season...Notched his second TOUR title at
the Southern Farm Bureau Classic. Closed with 64-66 on the
weekend. Won with his father, Jack, as his caddie. Jack, a
former Mississippi club pro, played in the event nine times
when it was an unofficial event at Hattiesburg CC. 2004:
The first of 10 first-time winners on TOUR, capturing the
Chrysler Classic of Tucson. In 78th career start he carried his
54-hole lead to a victory with a final-round 65. 2003: Got off
to a slow start making the cut in just five of first 16 starts,
but changed that in the second half of his season, making
13 of 16...Second career runner-up finish was a T2 at the
Greater Milwaukee Open, thanks to a final-round
66...Shared the first-round lead at the Valero Texas Open
after posting a course record-tying, career-best 61. 2002:
Sixth-ranked player of the 11 rookies who ended the season
in the top 125...Had one-stroke lead with three holes to play
at the WORLDCOM CLASSIC-The Heritage of Golf but a
double bogey on the 16th hole left him in second place, one
stroke behind winner Justin Leonard. 2001: Became second
person since Chris Smith in 1997 to earn promotion to PGA
TOUR by winning three Nationwide Tour events in same
season - Greater Cleveland Open, Knoxville Open and
Omaha Classic...Became second player in Nationwide Tour
history to complete 72 holes without a bogey at Dayton
Open, joining Clark Dennis, who accomplished the feat at
FAMILY: Wife, Victoria; daughter
EDUCATION: University of South Alabama (1996,
Physical Education)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, hunting
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1996
JOINED TOUR: 2001
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2001)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 02 03 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open CUT
PGA 22 CUT T47 T29 T23
THE PLAYERS CUT T58 T53 CUT T44
TOUR Championship T17
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Cup, 2007.
the 1997 Upstate Classic...Nationwide Tour record of 106
consecutive holes without a bogey came to an end during
the second round...Completed the trifecta with a victory at
the Omaha Classic, where Smith also earned his promotion.
Held on to his 54-hole, one-stroke lead to defeat Rod
Pampling by a stroke. With $337,090, became the first player
in Nationwide Tour history to surpass the $300,000 mark
in a season. 2000: Regained Nationwide Tour membership
at TOUR Qualifying School. Amateur: Three-time All-
America for South Alabama...Captured the Sun Belt
Conference individual title to help the Jaguars capture the
team championship.
PERSONAL:
Contracted ulcerative colitis in November 1997 and dropped
from 150 to 122 pounds. Missed the next year and one-half
of golf...Played on the same high school golf team at Milton
(FL) High School as TOUR player Boo Weekley. Bubba
Watson attended the same school a couple years later.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................69.98 (16)
Driving Distance ..........................................280.5 (159)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................71.38% (11)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.58% (40)
Putting Average............................................1.753 (15)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 62–Valero Texas Open/4
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2003 Valero Texas Open/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $540,000–2 times,
most recent 2005 Southern Farm Bureau Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 PODS
Championship/65
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (6):
1988 PGA Championship. 1997 Tucson Chrysler Classic.
1998 Greater Milwaukee Open. 1999 Sony Open in Hawaii.
2001 B.C. Open. 2002 Greater Milwaukee Open.
OTHER VICTORIES (4):
1999 CVS Charity Classic [with Stuart Appleby]. 2003 CVS
Charity Classic [with Rocco Mediate], Franklin Templeton
Shark Shootout [with Hank Kuehne]. 2004 Franklin
Templeton Shark Shootout [with Hank Kuehne].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T9—U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee.
BEST 2007 CHAMPIONS TOUR FINISHES:
T12—Administaff Small Business Classic; T15—Greater
Hickory Classic at Rock Barn; T17—Constellation Energy
Senior Players Championship; T20—SAS Championship
2007 SEASON:
Played in 21 PGA TOUR events and made his first start in a
Champions Tour event in mid-September...All-time leading
money-winner at the U.S. Bank Championship finished T9
in Milwaukee. Has earned $1,660,363 in 20 career starts at
Jeff Sluman
EXEMPT STATUS: Top 25 on PGA TOUR Career
Money List
FULL NAME: Jeffrey George Sluman
HEIGHT: 5-7
WEIGHT: 140
BIRTHDATE: September 11, 1957
BIRTHPLACE: Rochester, NY
RESIDENCE: Hinsdale, IL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-6
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1980A 1
1983 20 11 2 13,643/171
1984 1 1 603/282
1985 25 18 4 10 100,523/78
1986 34 24 7 12 154,129/60
1987 32 22 2 6 11 335,590/27
1988 32 30 1 1 6 15 503,321/18
1989 23 16 4 6 154,507/89
1990 31 22 1 2 6 264,012/56
1991 30 24 2 7 13 552,979/23
1992 30 26 2 1 8 17 729,027/14
1993 27 21 1 6 187,841/93
1994 30 16 1 4 8 301,178/59
1995 29 20 1 2 7 12 563,681
1996 30 23 1 7 14 650,128/28
1997 29 20 1 1 3 9 634,203/34
1998 30 25 1 1 1 5 11 1,148,375/21
1999 31 26 1 2 6 13 1,621,491/17
2000 32 25 1 16 877,390/54
2001 30 23 1 1 1 7 15 1,841,952/21
2002 32 27 1 1 6 15 2,250,187/15
2003 31 22 1 3 15 1,609,748/40
2004 28 23 3 8 1,007,635/77
2005 28 21 1 3 6 1,087,506/68
2006 29 21 1 4 6 1,252,025/74
2007 21 8 1 2 273,192/182
Total 696 515 6 15 10 105 248 18,114,866
CHAMPIONS TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Year Events Played 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings Rank
2007 5 4 125,163 84
Total 5 4 125,163
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 4 2 30,217
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
the U.S. Bank Championship, with two wins and eight top-
10s...Named United States Presidents Cup Captain's
Assistant on July 25, the third consecutive time he was
named to assist Captain Jack Nicklaus...Debuted on the
Champions Tour at the Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn
on September 16 and finished T15. Made five starts on the
Champions Tour and finished in the top-20 four times.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Cracked the $1-million mark for sixth straight season
and eighth time in last nine years and has finished in the top
100 on the money list 22 consecutive seasons...Finished T6
at the U.S. Open at Winged Foot, his first top-10 in a major
since a T10 at the 1998 U.S. Open at Olympic Club. Finalround
69 was one of just four rounds in the 60s on Sunday.
His T6 finish earned him a spot in the 2007
Masters...Finished solo third at the U.S. Bank Championship
in Milwaukee thanks to a closing 6-under 64. 2005:
Collected his 100th career top-10 at the U.S. Bank
Championship in Milwaukee in late July with a fourth-place
finish...Best finish was a T3 at the Memorial Tournament,
his best finish since finishing solo third at the 2003 Bank of
America Colonial. Was the outright leader through 18 and
FAMILY: Wife, Linda; Kathryn Doreen (4/22/98)
EDUCATION: Florida State University (1980, Finance)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Old cars, stock market, Akitas,
wine
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1980
Q SCHOOL: Fall 1982, 1984
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
36 holes and shared the lead through 54 holes...Served as
Captain's Assistant for the second time to Jack Nicklaus for
the winning United States Presidents Cup team. 2004: Best
finish among three top-10s was a T6 at the Buick
Open...Shot a career-tying 62 in the final round of the Buick
Championship...Was disqualified after four holes during the
third round at the Buick Classic for playing a nonconforming
ball under Rule 5-1. He recognized his golf ball did not have
the proper markings after he hit his tee shot on No. 1 and
notified a TOUR Rules Official. 2003: Best finish was a third
at the Bank of America Colonial...Named Captain's
Assistant for The Presidents Cup team by Jack Nicklaus.
2002: Third-round 63 at Greater Milwaukee Open left him
two strokes ahead of Steve Lowery and at 20-under-par 193
surpassed the GMO record of 19-under-par set by Loren
Roberts in 2000. Sunday 68 gave him four-stroke victory, his
fifth win in last six seasons, over Lowery and Tim
Herron...Finished T2 at the Invensys Classic at Las Vegas,
one shot behind champion Phil Tataurangi. 2001: Finished
T2 at Nissan Open. Lost in six-man playoff won by Robert
Allenby at Riviera CC...Earned fifth PGA TOUR title and first
playoff victory at B.C. Open. Career playoff record had been
0-6 coming into the event. Tied for 54-hole lead with Paul
Year 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92
Masters T45 T8 T27 T29 T4
U.S. Open CUT T62 CUT CUT T14 CUT 2
British Open CUT T25 T101 CUT
PGA T30 T14 1 T24 T31 T61 T12
THE PLAYERS T40 2 T45 CUT CUT CUT T40
TOUR Championship T27 T26 T10 T13
Year 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05
Masters T17 T25 T41 CUT T7 CUT T31 18 T24 44 43
U.S. Open T11 T9 T13 T50 T28 T10 CUT CUT T24 CUT
British Open CUT T59 T45 T60 CUT
PGA T61 T25 T8 T41 CUT T27 T54 T41 CUT T23 CUT T62 CUT
THE PLAYERS T46 CUT T49 T41 CUT CUT T46 T17 T33 T4 T32 T26 T46
TOUR Championship T9 T11 T5 T20 T24
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T17 T17 T33 T17 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T39
CA Championship T34 CNL T43
Year 06 07
Masters T49
U.S. Open T6 CUT
British Open T41
PGA CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS T45 CUT
NATIONAL TEAMS: Presidents Cup, 2003, 2005, 2007 (Captain's Assistant each year).
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Gow. Each closed with 66, and Sluman won playoff with
birdie on second extra hole. Win was third TOUR start since
turning 40. Became fifth player with upstate New York ties
to win B.C. Open. 2000: Streak of three consecutive years
with a victory ended...Was among the top-25 16 times in 32
starts. 1999: Won at Sony Open in Hawaii, where he posted
a two-stroke victory. Birdied final two holes to seal the
victory...Lost in three-man playoff involving winner Glen
Day and Payne Stewart at MCI Classic...Earned second runner-up
finish at MasterCard Colonial where he was part of
five-way T2, one behind Olin Browne...Led TOUR in Sand
Saves with 67.3 percent. 1998: Earned more than $1 million
for the first time...Lost in playoff at FedEx St. Jude Classic,
where Nick Price birdied second extra hole...Earned title at
Greater Milwaukee Open where third-round 63 produced
54-hole tie for lead with Chris Perry. Closing 68 gave him
one-stroke victory over Steve Stricker. Won with best friend
Rick Bruder, a non-golfer, serving as a caddie for the first
time. 1997: Had eight second-place finishes in between
first and second victories (1988-1997)...Captured the
Tucson Chrysler Classic after opening 75, when he stood
nine strokes out of lead. Final-round 67 produced onestroke
victory over Steve Jones. 1994: Held the lead
through first three rounds at the B.C. Open, but closed with
72 to finish four strokes back of Mike Sullivan. 1992:
Finished second at U.S. Open, where final-round 71 was
one of only four sub-par rounds that day...Had earlier second-place
finish in AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-
Jeff Sluman (Continued)
Am...T4 at Masters, where he became first player to ace
fourth hole during opening-round 65 that produced tie for
lead. 1991:Nearly won twice in 1991...Finished one stroke
behind Ted Schulz at Nissan Open and lost playoff to Billy
Andrade at Kemper Open. 1990: Posted a runner-up finish
at the KMart Greater Greensboro Open. 1988: Won first
TOUR title at the PGA Championship at Oak Tree GC.
Trailed Paul Azinger by three strokes through 54 holes, then
shot 6-under-par 65 to win by three. 1987: First close
encounter with victory came at THE PLAYERS
Championship. Lost a three-hole playoff to Sandy Lyle.
PERSONAL:
Has been a Chicago Bulls season ticketholder since
1996...Loves Formula One auto racing...Big fan of the
Florida State Seminoles, Chicago Bears and Chicago
Cubs...Serious wine collector, owns about 2,000 bottles,
dating back to 1957...Co-owner with Dudley Hart of
Lakeshore GC in Rochester, NY, a course he played regularly
growing up...Good friend of 1986 Indianapolis 500 winner
Bobby Rahal...After disqualifying himself at 1996 Bay Hill
Invitational, refused to take undue credit for act, quoting
Bobby Jones: “It would be like congratulating someone for
not robbing a bank.”...Teamed with office supply retailer
OfficeMax to create The Jeff Sluman & OfficeMax “Drive
for Hope” – a charity fund that is poised to raise $450,000
to $750,000 for the City of Hope and other charities.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.76 (175)
Driving Distance ..........................................280.5 (159)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................59.41% (142)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.01% (166)
Putting Average............................................1.836 (180)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent Canadian
Open presented by Franklin Templeton Investments/2
Career Low Round/Round: 62–4 times, most recent 2004
Chrysler Championship/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $558,000–2002
Greater Milwaukee Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 Mercedes
Championships/28
2007 CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS:
Scoring Average ..........................................69.67 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................267.6 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................82.76% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................72.22% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.769 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round: 66–2007 Administaff Small Business
Classic/1.
Career Low Round: 66–2007 Administaff Small Business
Classic/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $35,700–2007
Administaff Small Business Classic/T12
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SNEDEKER, Brandt
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2007 Wyndham Championship.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2006 Scholarship America Showdown at Somerby, Permian
Basin Charity Golf Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Wyndham Championship; 3—Buick Invitational; T5—
Stanford St. Jude Championship; T7—Canadian Open presented
by Franklin Templeton Investments; T8—AT&T
National; T10—Buick Open.
2007 SEASON:
Stellar first season on TOUR, which included his first victory
and a trip to the TOUR Championship presented by Coca-
Cola at the end of the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the
FedExCup...Voted PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year...In third
start as a member, rookie tied the Torrey Pines North
Course record with an 11-under-par 61 in the first round of
the Buick Invitational. The 9-under-par 27 on his first nine
holes (Nos. 10-18) tied the PGA TOUR record for most
strokes under par for nine holes (Billy Mayfair, 2001 Buick
Open; and Robert Gamez, 2004 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic).
Also held the second-round lead and shared the 54-hole
lead with Andrew Buckle. Finished solo third, three strokes
behind Tiger Woods...Finished T12 in his first start at THE
PLAYERS Championship...Finished T5 at the Stanford St.
Jude Championship with rounds of 69-68 on the weekend
...Posted third top-10 with a T10 at the Buick
Open...Finished T8 at the inaugural AT&T National for third
top-10 in four starts…After two weeks off, earned fifth
top-10 with a T7 at the Canadian Open...Finished T18 in his
first start at the PGA Championship...Sank a 32-foot birdie
putt on the 71st hole in regulation for a final-round 63 and
collected his first PGA TOUR title at the Wyndham
Brandt Snedeker
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Brandt Snedeker
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: December 8, 1980
BIRTHPLACE: Nashville, TN
RESIDENCE: Nashville, TN
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2004A 1 1
2004 8 3 54,215
2005 2 1 12,731
2007 29 23 1 1 6 13 97,907/20 2,836,643/17
Total 40 28 1 1 6 13 2,903,590
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2004 11 8 1 5 6 129,358/45
2005 24 14 4 8 119,288/45
2006 26 20 2 1 3 8 300,918/9
Total 61 42 2 2 12 22 549,563
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Championship, the last FedExCup Regular Season event.
Finished 22-under par, two strokes ahead of Tim Petrovic,
Billy Mayfair, and third-round leader Jeff Overton. Moved to
ninth on the FedExCup points list entering the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup...Became just the 15th rookie to
qualify for THE TOUR Championship. He finished T29 at East
Lake Golf Club and 20th in final FedExCup standings.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished ninth on the Nationwide Tour money list.
Member of the Nationwide Tour from 2004-06. Three top-10s
included two firsts and a second...Runner-up came first at the
Chattanooga Classic in June, where he lost playoff to Kyle
Reifers. Opened with a career-best 10-under 62...Followed
that three weeks later with his first career victory at the
Scholarship America Showdown, where he birdied the second
extra hole to defeat Jeff Quinney. Both playoff appearances
were set up by eagles on the final hole of
regulation...After missing the cut in early August at the Cox
Classic, had to sit out five tournaments due to a broken collarbone
suffered after tripping over a tree root. Comeback
was complete with his second win of the season at the
Permian Basin Charity Golf Classic, finishing at 16-under-par
272 and defeating Aron Price on the first playoff hole with a
15-foot birdie putt. Made the identical putt on the final hole
of regulation to set up the extra session. 2005: 45th on the
Nationwide Tour money list. 2004: 45th on the Nationwide
Tour money list. Finished second at the Price Cutter Charity
Championship in his second career start on that
Tour...Finished T41 at the Masters Tournament as an amateur.
Turned pro soon after...The best finish among his season
starts on TOUR was a T27 at the EDS Byron Nelson
Championship. Amateur: Winner of the 2003 U.S. Amateur
Public Links Championship, which earned a spot in the 2004
Masters...First-team All-American during his junior season at
Vanderbilt University, becoming the first Commodore to earn
FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: Vanderbilt University (2004,
Communications)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting, fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2004
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2006)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 04 05 06 07
Masters T41
U.S. Open CUT T23
PGA T18
THE PLAYERS T12
TOUR Championship T29
that honor. Spent time during his senior season as the
nation's top-ranked golfer according to Golfstat and
Golfweek...Recipient of the 2003 Southeastern Conference
Male Golfer of the Year award and a three-time, first-team
all-SEC selection. Became the first Vanderbilt men's golfer to
qualify for NCAA Regional play during his sophomore season...Represented
the United States in the 2002 USA vs.
Japan Collegiate Golf Championship, going 3-0 to lead U.S.
to a 31-29 victory...Two-time Tennessee high school state
champion...Two-time Tennessee State Junior Player of the
Year.
PERSONAL:
Older brother Haymes, who was an all-SEC golfer at
Mississippi, caddied for Brandt in the 2004 Masters. Both
were introduced to golf by their maternal grandmother, who
managed a golf course in West Plains, MO.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.01 (18)
Driving Distance ..........................................285.6 (124)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................59.80% (136)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.58% (70)
Putting Average............................................1.766 (29)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 61–Buick Invitational/1
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2007 Buick Invitational/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $900,000–2007
Wyndham Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Valero
Texas Open/51
NATIONAL TEAMS: USA vs. Japan Collegiate Golf Championship, 2002.
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
4—2005 Southern Farm Bureau Classic.
2007 SEASON:
Did not compete on the PGA TOUR in 2007 as he continued
comeback from neck and shoulder injuries. Granted Major
Medical Extension carryover for 2008. Coupled with 2006
winnings of $13,432, has 25 events to earn $647,466 equaling
the No. 125 from 2006. If he is successful, he will play
out of the Major Medical Extension category for the
remainder of the 2008 season.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: In second season on TOUR, limited to just six events
due to neck and shoulder injuries...Made one cut, a T48 at
the Ford Championship at Doral, but did not play again the
rest of the season. 2005: Rookie was one of three first-year
players to earn more than $1 million (Sean O'Hair and Greg
Joey Snyder III
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
FULL NAME: Joseph Andrew Snyder III
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 225
BIRTHDATE: June 7, 1973
BIRTHPLACE: Springville, NY
RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ; plays out of Grayhawk
FAMILY: Wife, Dana; Sophie (7/27/06)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1996 1
2005 31 20 3 8 1,042,696/72
2006 6 1 13,432/253
Total 38 21 3 8 1,056,128
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1996 1 1 525/271
1997 1 1 1,403/212
1998 29 18 2 3 8 61,533/47
1999 26 11 1 3 20,684/95
2000 1
Total 58 31 2 4 11 84,144
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Owen)...First career top-10 came in 17th start on TOUR, a T7
at the Booz Allen Classic...Finished T6 at The INTERNA-
TIONAL, eight points behind Retief Goosen in the Modified
Stableford scoring system...Finished season with a careerbest
fourth-place finish at the Southern Farm Bureau Classic
after holding the 54-hole lead by a stroke, his first career
lead on TOUR. 2004: Earned initial TOUR card by making it
through all three stages of the 2004 Qualifying Tournament,
where he finished T13 in the final stage. Had attended Qschool
every year since 1996, making it to finals in 1997 and
2004...Played the Gateway Tour in 2002-04 and finished
fifth in the 2004 Desert Series money list. 2001: Played
Canadian Tour in 2000-01. 1999: Finished 95th on
Nationwide Tour money list. 1998: Finished 47th on
Nationwide Tour money list. Posted two thirds, at the
Carolina Classic and the Greensboro Open, his best finishes
on that Tour. 1997: Played the Asian Tour. Amateur: Twotime
honorable mention All-American at Arizona State.
EDUCATION: Arizona State University (1996, Business
Management)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, outdoor activities
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1996
Q SCHOOL: 2004
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PERSONAL:
Worked on the range and in the bag room at TPC Scottsdale
while growing up. Received a sponsor exemption to play in
the 2005 FBR Open when FBR Open Chairman Bryon Carney
offered the spot during Snyder's wedding rehearsal dinner
in late 2004.
PLAYER STATISTICS
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Career Low Round/Round: 65–3 times, most recent 2005
Southern Farm Bureau Classic/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $161,875–2005 The
INTERNATIONAL/T6
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Buick
Invitational/124
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2007 Reno-Tahoe Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (4):
2004 Lake Erie Charity Classic at Peek 'n Peak Resort,
Scholarship America Showdown. 2006 Xerox Classic,
Albertsons Boise Open Presented by First Health.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
2005 Centenary Argentine Open. 2006 Johnnie Walker
Classic [Eur].
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
1999 Champions Challenge [with father, Craig].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—Reno-Tahoe Open; T7—Wyndham Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Finished in the top-125 (No. 124) to maintain his membership
on TOUR, thanks to a solid finish in the last week of the
season. It was his first time finishing in the top 125...After
a first-round 66, finished T13 at the Mayakoba Golf Classic
in February...Made his first start at the British Open, finished
T51...Posted first top-10 in August at the Reno-Tahoe
Open. Consecutive 67s Friday and Saturday led to a T2 finish,
his best TOUR finish which came in the city where he
was born...Finished T7 at Wyndham Championship to
ensure at least two playoffs starts, finishes the Regular
Season at No. 106...Ended the year with a T15 finish at the
Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart.
Collected $73,600 to earn enough money to finish in the
top-125, moving from 127th to 124th.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished with an eagle for the third consecutive day
to win the Johnnie Walker Classic in February and his
Kevin Stadler
EXEMPT STATUS: 124th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Kevin Stadler
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 250
BIRTHDATE: February 5, 1980
BIRTHPLACE: Reno, NV
RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ
FAMILY: Single
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2002A 1
2003 2
2004 5 4 49,541
2005 33 15 2 3 367,775/168
2006 6 5 2 75,973
2007 31 16 1 2 5 87,625/108 810,876/124
Total 78 40 1 4 10 1,304,165
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2002 1 1 1 4,796/223
2004 13 11 2 4 6 228,001/13
2006 15 10 2 1 4 6 294,657/12
2007 1 1 1 8,533/213
Total 30 23 4 1 8 14 535,987
PGA TOUR OF AUSTRALASIA
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2006 6 3 3 27,634
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
biggest professional victory. The 26-year-old son of 1982
Masters champion Craig Stadler had a 3-under 69 final
round for a 20-under 268 total on The Vines Resort's Lakes
Course and a two-stroke victory over Australia's Nick
O'Hern. He earned $365,340 in the event sanctioned by the
European, Australasian and Asian Tours…Finished 12th on
the Nationwide Tour money list to earn membership on the
PGA TOUR in 2007. Made 15 starts on the Nationwide Tour,
including two wins...Final-round 65 and a double bogey by
leader Glen Day on the 72nd hole gave him his third career
Nationwide Tour victory at the Xerox Classic…A month
later, defeated Day by a stroke again at the Albertsons
Boise Open presented by First Health…Made six starts on
TOUR, highlighted by five made cuts and a T13 finish at the
World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational. 2005:
Rookie on TOUR after finishing 13th on the 2004
Nationwide Tour money list in his first season on that circuit…Posted
first career top-10 in 13th professional start
on TOUR with a T9 at the Chrysler Classic of Tucson…Tied
for fifth at the Michelin Championship at Las Vegas. Was
three off the lead entering the final round, but was disqualified
(Rule 4-1/1) for having a non-conforming club (shaft in
wedge was bent) in his bag. 2004: Won his first start of the
season on the Nationwide Tour with a 9-under 279 at the
Lake Erie Charity Classic, outlasting Bubba Watson and
Michael Long in a four-hole playoff. His father, Craig, won
the Champions Tour's Bank of America Championship in
Massachusetts just minutes earlier, making the father-son
duo the first to accomplish such a feat since Bob Duval won
the Emerald Coast Classic on March 28, 1999, the same day
his son David won THE PLAYERS Championship. Became
the first Sponsor Exemption to win on the Nationwide Tour
since Chris Couch won the 2001 Florida Classic...Two weeks
later won in a playoff at the Scholarship America
Showdown, with a tournament record 11-under-par 269.
The win came in just his fourth career start on the
EDUCATION: University of Southern California (2002)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hockey, football, all sports,
reading
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2002
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2004, 2006)
Nationwide Tour, giving him the honor as the fastest player
to score two wins in Tour history...Made the cut in four of
five appearances on the PGA TOUR. Amateur: Was named
Pac-10 player of the year as a senior at Southern California
in 2002. Led the Trojans to their second consecutive Pac-10
Championship and finished his senior year with six top-five
finishes in NCAA play, including four seconds…As a senior
at Kent Denver School in Englewood, CO, won the Colorado
High School State Championship and was a second-team
1997 AJGA All-America…He also won the 1997 Junior
World Championships (he and father Craig are the only
father/son champions in the history of the event).
PERSONAL:
The older son of 1982 Masters champion and 13-time PGA
TOUR winner Craig Stadler. Craig caddied for Kevin in his
2002 Colorado Open victory.
PLAYER STATISTICS
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open 65 CUT
British Open T51
Bridgestone Invitational T13
CA Championship T68
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.57 (166)
Driving Distance ..........................................292.3 (67)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................60.57% (121)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.33% (48)
Putting Average............................................1.832 (177)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 66–2 times, most recent
Wyndham Championship/4
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2005 John Deere Classic/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $264,000–2007
Reno–Tahoe Open/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Nissan
Open/92
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (4):
1996 Kemper Open, Motorola Western Open. 2001 World
Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship.
2007 The Barclays.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
1990 Victoria Open [Can]. 1993 Canadian PGA.
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
1998 Wisconsin Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—The Barclays; 2—Wachovia Championship, AT&T
National; 3—BMW Championship; T4—Sony Open in
Hawaii; T5—The Honda Classic; T8—British Open; T9—
Shell Houston Open, Deutsche Bank Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Had a career year, with a victory at The Barclays during the
PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup, a second-place finish
in the FedExCup standings and a spot on the United States
Presidents Cup team. Finished the 2007 season No. 4 in the
Official World Golf Ranking. Voted TOUR Comeback Player
of the Year...T4 in his first start at the Sony Open in
Hawaii...Finished T5 at The Honda Classic, one stroke out
of a four-way playoff. Posted second consecutive top-10 at
the Shell Houston Open. Shot 68-69 on the weekend to finish
T9, seven strokes behind champion Adam Scott...
Finished second to Tiger Woods at the Wachovia
Championship, his best finish on TOUR since winning the
2001 World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Steve Stricker
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Steven Charles Stricker
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 190
BIRTHDATE: February 23, 1967
BIRTHPLACE: Edgerton, WI
RESIDENCE: Madison, WI
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1990 1 1 3,974/255
1991 1
1992 2 1 5,550/261
1993 6 2 1 1 46,171/186
1994 26 22 1 1 4 6 334,409/50
1995 23 20 4 13 438,931
1996 22 19 2 1 4 7 10 1,383,739/4
1997 20 13 1 3 167,652/130
1998 21 20 2 10 12 1,313,948/13
1999 21 15 4 9 662,461/64
2000 21 11 1 5 418,780/113
2001 20 15 1 4 7 1,676,229/30
2002 22 13 1 9 789,713/88
2003 21 8 1 150,590/189
2004 27 13 1 3 440,906/151
2005 21 10 1 4 397,640/162
2006 17 15 1 1 7 10 1,811,811/34
2007 23 19 1 2 1 9 14 110,455/2 4,663,077/4
Total 315 217 4 7 7 55 107 14,705,580
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
1990 2 2 1 1 1 10,080/86
1991 12 7 1 4 11,298/85
1992 1 1 1,065/227
1993 3 1 820/226
Total 18 11 1 2 5 23,263
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Championship. Played the final three holes in 3-over par
before losing to Woods by two shots…Collected his second
runner-up finish of the season after posting a final-round 70
at the inaugural AT&T National. It was his third runner-up
finish in the last 13 months. He finished T2 at the 2006 Booz
Allen Classic held at TPC Avenel just down the street from
Congressional Country Club...Was three strokes back of
leader Sergio Garcia through 54 holes at the British Open.
Closed with a 74 to finish T8, his first top-10 in eight
appearances at the British Open…Won The Barclays in his
first start in New York since 1995 after carding four rounds
in the 60s at Westchester Country Club for his fourth career
TOUR title. Birdied four of the final five holes to overtake
K.J. Choi, including birdies on the last three holes. Collected
9,000 FedExCup points and moved into first in the PGA
TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup standings with 104,950
points. It was his first victory since winning the 2001
Accenture Match Play Championship, a period of 148
starts...PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup points leader
finished T9 at the Deutsche Bank Championship. Collected
1,250 FedExCup points in Boston, but dropped to second
place behind Deutsche Bank winner Phil Mickelson...
Finished third at the BMW Championship to remain in second
place in the FedExCup standings. Shared the thirdround
lead with Aaron Baddeley and shot 68 in the final
round at Cog Hill, but that was bettered by Tiger Woods'
final-round 63 for a two-stroke victory over Baddeley and
four over Stricker…Entered THE TOUR Championship presented
by Coca-Cola looking to surpass Tiger Woods and
win the inaugural FedExCup with a strong performance at
FAMILY: Wife, Nicki; Bobbi Maria (8/31/98), Isabella
Nicole (5/10/06)
EDUCATION: University of Illinois
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1990
Q SCHOOL: 1993
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
East Lake Golf Club. Finished T17 to finish second overall in
the FedExCup standings, earning a $3-million bonus...3-2-0
record in United States' victory at The Presidents Cup, his
first appearance in the team competition since 1996.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Voted PGA TOUR Comeback Player of the Year. Made
15 of 17 cuts out of the Past Champion category, where he
needed Sponsor Exemptions or Top-10s to get into most
fields. Recorded seven top-10s. The seven top-10s equaled
his output over the previous five years on TOUR...Best finish
was a T2 at the Booz Allen Classic, five strokes behind
champion Ben Curtis. 2005: Playing with Past Champion
status, earned fourth-place finish at the Chrysler Classic of
Tucson, one shot out of three-way playoff. 2004: Lost his
fully-exempt card for the first time since the 1997 season
after finishing 151st on the money list and seeing his threeyear
exemption for winning the 2001 Accenture Match Play
Championship expire...Lone top-10 was a T4 at the 2004
John Deere Classic with wife Nicki on the bag. 2003:
Finished 189th on the money list, his lowest finish since he
joined the TOUR in 1994. Did not post a top-10 for the first
time in his first 10 years on TOUR. 2002: Finished in the top
100 for the seventh time in his nine-year TOUR career...Nine
top-25s were the most since he had 10 in 1998. 2001: Won
first TOUR title since 1996 Motorola Western Open, defeating
Pierre Fulke, 2 and 1, in 36-hole final of World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship in
Australia. Earned way to $1 million by defeating (in order)
Padraig Harrington, Scott Verplank, Justin Leonard, Nick
O'Hern, Toru Taniguchi and Fulke. Third career victory
Year 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05
Masters CUT CUT T38 T19 T10 CUT
U.S. Open 83 T13 T60 T36 T5 5 T27 CUT T16 CUT
British Open T22 T62 T52 CUT CUT T42 T59
PGA T23 T26 CUT 2 CUT CUT T66 CUT
THE PLAYERS T23 T11 CUT CUT T51 T6 CUT CUT T19 CUT CUT
TOUR Championship 3 T5 24
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T17 1 T33
CA Championship CNL
Year 06 07
Masters CUT
U.S. Open T6 T13
British Open T8
PGA T7 T23
THE PLAYERS T52
TOUR Championship T17
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
Bridgestone Invitational T41
CA Championship T35
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (2), 1996, 2007; Dunhill Cup, 1996.
Steve STRICKER
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jumped him from 91st to No. 47 in Official World Golf
Ranking. Had not made a cut in TOUR event since July
2000. Win was his first in 89 starts. 2000: For the first time
in three years, managed to finish among top-10 only once.
1999: Finished fifth at U.S. Open for second consecutive
year on strength of third-round 69, the only player under par
that round. 1998: Recovered from off year in 1997 with
strong campaign. In a limited schedule of 21 events, made
20 cuts. Played only four times after Aug. 1, due to birth of
first child, and finished in top 10 each time...Tied for thirdround
lead with Vijay Singh at PGA Championship and closing
70 left him two strokes shy of Singh...Followed secondplace
finish at PGA Championship with another runner-up
at Greater Milwaukee Open. 1996: Impressive season
included seven top-10s, all either firsts, seconds or
thirds...Earned $1,383,739 to finish fourth on money
list...First TOUR victory came at Kemper Open, where he
moved to within one stroke of Jay Williamson's lead with
third-round 65 and closed with 68 for three-stroke victo-
HOT SHOTS
Steve Stricker (Continued)
ry...Won again at Motorola Western Open, with an eightstroke
victory...Also T2 at NEC World Series of Golf, third at
United Airlines Hawaiian Open, Greater Greensboro
Chrysler Classic and THE TOUR Championship; and T3 in
front of home state fans at Greater Milwaukee Open...Was
2-3 in Presidents Cup...Was 5-0 on victorious Dunhill Cup
team. 1994: T2 in second event as a TOUR member,
Northern Telecom Open...T3 at Canon Greater Hartford
Open. Finished 50th on the money list that year, fourth
among rookies. Amateur: All-American selection at
University of Illinois in 1988-89.
PERSONAL:
Wife Nicki, who had been his caddie throughout his professional
career, gave up the bag in 1998 to deliver daughter
Bobbi Maria. Returned to caddie in 1999 at
Milwaukee...Father-in-law Dennis Tiziani, golf coach at
University of Wisconsin, is his teacher. Brother-in-law
Mario Tiziani has played in several PGA TOUR events.
No. 15 at East Lake
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................69.39 (4)
Driving Distance ..........................................283.7 (140)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.73% (81)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.83% (33)
Putting Average............................................1.743 (6)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–2 times, most recent BMW
Championship/3
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2 times, most recent 2003
Phoenix Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,260,000–2007 The
Barclays/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Valero
Texas Open/4
TOUGHEST PAR 5s (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yds Avg Score Tournament Name
1 Oakmont CC 12 5 667 5.412 U.S. Open
2 Firestone CC (South Course) 16 5 667 5.158 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational
3 Pebble Beach Golf Links 18 5 543 5.113 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
4 Southern Hills CC 5 5 653 5.092 PGA Championship
5 Doral Golf Resort & Spa 12 5 603 5.058 CA Championship
EASIEST PAR 5s (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yds Avg Score Tournament Name
1 East Lake GC 15 5 495 4.242 THE TOUR Championship
2 Palm GC 7 5 532 4.258 Children's Miracle Network Classic
3 TPC Summerlin 3 5 492 4.281 Frys.com Open
4 PGA West (Palmer Course) 11 5 512 4.286 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
5 Tesoro Club 16 5 502 4.287 Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2002 World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am; T6—John Deere
Classic; T9—PGA Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Had best season since 2003, with a runner-up finish and
three top-10s...Was one stroke back heading into the final
round of the Buick Invitational. Closed with a 2-over 74 on
the South Course and dropped to T14...Tied for the 54-hole
lead with Phil Mickelson at the AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am. Finished second after a closing 1-under
71 at Pebble Beach, five strokes behind Mickelson. Runnerup
was best finish since lone victory at the 2002 World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship...Held
a share of the 18-hole lead at the Shell Houston Open after
a 6-under-par 66. Finished T56...18-hole leader at the AT&T
Classic after firing a 7-under-par 65 at TPC Sugarloaf.
Finished T16...Finished T6 at the John Deere Classic, his
second top-10 of the season...Recorded his second career
top-10 finish in a major championship with a T9 at the PGA
Championship.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Ended the season 115th on the TOUR money list, the
lowest spot since he finished No. 135 as a rookie in 1996.
But managed to retain his fully-exempt status for 10th consecutive
season. Made 21 cuts in 29 events entered and
posted seven top-25 finishes...Best effort was a T11 at the
Frys.com Open and Reno-Tahoe Open. His $84,800 payday
in late October at the Frys.com Open moved him over the
$750,000 mark in season earnings and helped him secure
his card for the 2007 season. 2005: In first start, earned a
T6 at the Buick Invitational...Posted unofficial T7 at the rain-
Kevin Sutherland
EXEMPT STATUS: 67th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Kevin John Sutherland
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: July 4, 1964
BIRTHPLACE: Sacramento, CA
RESIDENCE: Sacramento, CA
FAMILY: Wife, Mary; Keaton (8/28/00)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1991 1 1 2,030/296
1995 1
1996 33 21 1 4 144,828/135
1997 27 17 1 4 6 455,860/52
1998 30 22 1 3 9 444,429/66
1999 29 21 4 8 663,891/63
2000 27 21 4 12 728,635/66
2001 30 21 1 7 13 1,523,573/32
2002 28 18 1 3 7 1,569,529/36
2003 27 21 3 9 1,092,918/67
2004 27 16 4 5 928,760/85
2005 26 19 3 9 845,875/101
2006 29 21 7 751,626/115
2007 25 17 1 3 7 92,365/56 1,351,942/67
Total 340 236 1 3 1 39 96 10,503,897
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1990 2 1 1 1,475/176
1991 26 16 1 2 8 30,221/40
1992 15 6 1 2 4 21,444/63
1993 5 5 1 5 15,113/91
1994 4 3 1 2 10,130/106
1995 26 21 7 12 60,822/32
Total 78 52 2 13 32 139,205
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
shortened Nissan Open, where he posted rounds of 67-69,
three shots out of Adam Scott-Chad Campbell playoff...One
week later, finished T9 at the Chrysler Classic of Tucson,
aided by opening rounds of 69-63. 2004: His four top-10s
were the most since he posted seven in 2001...Held a share
of the 36-hole lead with Jerry Kelly at THE PLAYERS
Championship after opening 66-69. Finished T6 after rounds
of 73-73 on the weekend. 2003: Finished T9 at the World
Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship
after losing to Adam Scott in the third round (2 and 1). 2002:
Earned first TOUR title in his 184th career start. Became
first player to make a World Golf Championships event his
first career victory with a win at Accenture Match Play
Championship. Beat fellow Sacramento, CA native Scott
McCarron 1-up in the 36-hole final at La Costa Resort and
Spa. Became the highest seed (No. 62) to win the tournament.
Key shot was and up-and-down for par from the front
bunker on the final hole. Used claw putting grip to win just
one week after experimenting with it at Nissan Open. 2001:
Shattered previous mark for top-25s with 13 (previous best
was 12 in 2000)...Opening 67 gave him six-way share of the
first-round lead at Touchstone Energy Tucson Open. Closing
68 left him one shy of winner Garrett Willis. Managed to
eclipse the $1-million mark in a single season for the first
time in his career with T7 at the Advil Western Open, worth
$112,200...Participated in the British Open for the first time
and finished T9, his first top-10 in a major championship.
2000: Best showing came at the Buick Invitational, a T5...At
Canon Greater Hartford Open, shot a final-round 65, his
lowest final-round score of the year, to place T9...Held firstround
lead at Bell Canadian Open after opening 65. Entered
the event as a last-minute commitment due to fact his wife,
Mary, gave birth to their first child just 10 days prior to tournament.
Finished T10. 1999: Finished with four top-10s and
eight top-25s. Top-10s came in Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
(T8), Buick Invitational (T4), FedEx St. Jude Classic (T6) and
EDUCATION: Fresno State University (1987, Business)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Basketball, baseball
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1987
Q SCHOOL: 1995, 1996
JOINED TOUR: 1996
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Las Vegas Invitational (T6). 1998: At Buick Invitational,
rounds of 68-67-70 left him one stroke shy of second career
playoff. 1997: Came close to victory at Shell Houston Open,
sharing 54-hole lead with Phil Blackmar. He and Blackmar
shot final-round 70s before Blackmar won with a birdie on
first playoff hole. 1991-92: Member of Nationwide Tour.
Amateur: Second-team All-American at Fresno State
University.
PERSONAL:
Brother David was a member of PGA TOUR from 1997-2004.
The Sutherlands often could be seen practicing together at
TOUR events. The two were paired together for the first
time on TOUR during first two rounds of 1999 Compaq
Classic of New Orleans...Won 1997 EA Sports Challenge
Championship, defeating defending champion Paul Goydos.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.69 (79)
Driving Distance ..........................................290.1 (81)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................60.34% (126)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.86% (62)
Putting Average............................................1.798 (111)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–AT&T Pebble Beach National
Pro-Am/2
Career Low Round/Round: 63–6 times, most recent 2007
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,000,000–2002
World Golf Championships–Accenture Match Play
Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Touchstone
Energy Tucson Open/32
Year 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT T33
U.S. Open CUT CUT T44 T37 T28 CUT T58
British Open T9 CUT
PGA T76 T44 CUT CUT CUT T43 T18 CUT 77 T9
THE PLAYERS T42 CUT CUT T58 CUT T48 T6 T68 CUT T58
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 1 T9
Bridgestone Invitational T58
CA Championship T27
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TAYLOR,Vaughn
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2004 Reno-Tahoe Open. 2005 Reno-Tahoe Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2003 Knoxville Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
3—Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard;
T4—Verizon Heritage; T10—Masters Tournament.
2007 SEASON:
Fourth consecutive season with more than $1 million in
earnings and multiple top-10 finishes...Part of the threeway
18-hole lead with Paul Casey and Tiger Woods at the
Arnold Palmer Invitational after a 6-under-par 64. Led Ben
Curtis by two strokes through 54 holes, but finished solo
third, three strokes behind champion Vijay Singh after a
closing 73...T10 finish at the Masters Tournament marked
his best career finish in a major championship. Was in third
at 143 after two rounds in his attempt to become the first
Augustan to win the Masters since Larry Mize in 1987...Put
his season earnings over the $1-million mark for the fourth
straight year with a T4 finish at the Verizon Heritage.
Struggled during the middle of the year but closed by making
the cut in six of his last eight starts to wind up No. 70
on the money list.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Posted a career-high six top-10s and made his first
U.S. Ryder Cup team...After becoming the only first-time
participant at the 2005 Mercedes Championships to finish
in the top-10 (T8), followed a year later with a T4 at
Kapalua...In just his second career start at the TPC
Sawgrass, recorded his first top-10 at THE PLAYERS
Championship with his T8 finish...A week after missing the
cut in his hometown of Augusta at the Masters, held the
first-round lead at the Verizon Heritage with an 8-under 63.
Vaughn Taylor
EXEMPT STATUS: 70th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Vaughn Joseph Taylor
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 150
BIRTHDATE: March 9, 1976
BIRTHPLACE: Roanoke, VA
RESIDENCE: Augusta, GA; plays out of Goshen
Plantation GC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1998A 1
2000A 1
2004 27 16 1 4 8 1,176,434/67
2005 32 19 1 1 4 8 1,827,574/36
2006 26 18 1 6 9 1,783,945/35
2007 28 18 1 3 5 91,504/63 1,313,353/70
Total 115 71 2 3 17 30 6,101,305
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2000 12 7 2 4 50,986/85
2001 1
2002 10 5 1 2 24,798/127
2003 17 10 1 2 5 6 223,988/11
2004 1 1 1 7,250/214
Total 41 23 1 2 8 13 307,023
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Closed with a 66, Sunday's low round, to finish T3...Finished
T6 at the Wachovia Championship with four under-par
rounds. It was his fourth top-10 of the season and third in
his last five starts...Collected a career-best fifth top-10 of
the season with his T7 finish at the Memorial
Tournament...Made a 38-foot putt for par on the 72nd hole
to finish tied for fourth with Scott Verplank at the Buick
Open. The putt allowed him to jump from No. 11 on the U.S.
Ryder Cup team standings to No. 7. A miss would have only
moved him to No. 10. Matched his career-low round with a
9-under 63 in the third round...Finished seventh on the U.S.
Ryder Cup team list, where he earned one-half point for the
team (0-1-1)...Ended season second in Putting Average
(1.725) behind Daniel Chopra (1.712)...Placed 35th on the
money list to earn a return trip to the Masters (top 40 invited).
2005: Finished No. 36 on the money list to earn invitation
to Masters for the first time in 2006...In defense of
2004 Reno-Tahoe Open title, led wire-to-wire with rounds of
64-67-63-72--267, topping runner-up Jonathan Kaye by
three strokes. The 267 total (21-under-par) set a tournament
record by four strokes. Led by six strokes entering the final
round after setting a tournament 54-hole record with a 195
total...Jumped to No. 31 on the PGA TOUR Official Money
List with a third-place finish at the Deutsche Bank
Championship, aided by rounds of 67-68 on the weekend.
2004: One of five rookies to win on TOUR and one of four to
earn more than $1 million in his first season...Claimed his
first TOUR victory by rolling in an 11-foot birdie putt on the
first extra hole to win a four-way playoff at the Reno-Tahoe
Open. Made a 14-foot birdie putt on the last hole of regulation
for a 3-over 75 and tied hometown favorite Scott
McCarron, rookie Hunter Mahan and Australia's Steve Allan
at 10-under 278. 2003: Finished 11th on Nationwide Tour
money list to earn his initial TOUR card. Began season with
no status, but stormed out of the gate in May by Monday
qualifying at the Virginia Beach Open and finishing second.
FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: Augusta State University (1999, Business
Administration)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1999
JOINED TOUR: 2004
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2003)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Based on his top-25 finish, made it into the field the following
week at the SAS Carolina Classic, where he posted his
second consecutive runner-up finish. Broke through for his
first career win on the Nationwide Tour at the Knoxville
Open. Shot a final-round, 8-under-par 64 and then won on
the first playoff hole against Joe Ogilvie to collect $85,500.
2000: Was a member of the Nationwide Tour. Amateur:
Qualified for the 1998 U.S. Open at The Olympic Club in San
Francisco. Posted rounds of 76-76 and missed the cut...Fourtime
winner on the Hooters Tour...Honorable Mention All-
American during his senior season at Augusta State
University. Teammate with Richard Johnson, who was No.
1 on the 2007 Nationwide Tour money list.
PERSONAL:
Moved to Augusta, GA as an infant. Attended high school
(Hephzibah High) and college (Augusta State) there and still
resides near his parents.
Year 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT T10
U.S. Open CUT CUT
British Open T66 CUT
PGA T28 CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS T32 T8 CUT
Bridgestone Invitational T18 T61
CA Championship T32
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup (1), 2006.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.38 (45)
Driving Distance ..........................................284.4 (132)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.56% (85)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.03% (96)
Putting Average............................................1.754 (17)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Arnold Palmer Invitational
presented by MasterCard/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–3 times, most recent 2006
Buick Open/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $540,000–2 times,
most recent 2005 Reno–Tahoe Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 EDS Byron
Nelson Championship/37
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (12):
1997 Quad City Classic. 1999 Sprint International, Buick
Challenge. 2000 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill. 2001
Compaq Classic of New Orleans, PGA Championship,
Michelob Championship at Kingsmill. 2003 Wachovia
Championship, FedEx St. Jude Classic. 2004 FedEx St. Jude
Classic. 2005 World Golf Championships-Accenture Match
Play Championship. 2006 Sony Open in Hawaii.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
1995 Greater Greenville Classic, Wichita Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
3—Stanford St. Jude Championship; T5—U.S. Open; T6—
Travelers Championship; T8—Mercedes-Benz Championship,
FBR Open; 9—Masters Tournament, World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Another solid season for the TOUR veteran with seven top-
10s and led the U.S. team with a 4-0-1 record at The
Presidents Cup... Closed with low round of the week at The
Plantation Course at Kapalua, a 6-under-par 67, at the
Mercedes-Benz Championship, to finish T8. Fourth top-10 in
seven trips to Kapalua...Finished T8 at the FBR Open thanks
to four rounds in the 60s, his sixth consecutive top-20 finish
at TPC Scottsdale...Past champion finished T9 at the World
Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship.
Defeated Arron Oberholser and Ben Crane before falling to
Chad Campbell, 1-down, in the third round...Fourth top-10
of the season was a ninth at the Masters Tournament, his
third top-10 in Augusta, GA…Two-time champion finished
third at the Stanford St. Jude Championship, his sixth consecutive
top-10 in Memphis...One week later, posted T5 at
the U.S. Open, four strokes behind champion Angel
Cabrera. Second career U.S. Open top-10 in 11 starts...Third
consecutive top-10 was T6 at the Travelers Championship.
David Toms
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: David Wayne Toms
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 160
BIRTHDATE: January 4, 1967
BIRTHPLACE: Monroe, LA
RESIDENCE: Shreveport, LA
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-2
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1989 5 1 1,463/278
1990 3
1992 30 14 1 1 4 148,712/101
1993 32 12 3 5 120,952/123
1994 32 16 4 87,607/164
1996 29 16 2 8 205,188/105
1997 27 17 1 2 7 460,355/49
1998 26 18 1 3 11 635,073/44
1999 32 21 2 1 1 7 17 1,959,672/10
2000 31 26 1 1 6 19 2,002,068/15
2001 28 23 3 1 9 16 3,791,595/3
2002 27 25 3 1 12 20 3,459,739/4
2003 26 19 2 1 7 11 3,710,905/8
2004 24 17 1 7 13 2,357,531/22
2005 25 19 1 1 1 11 14 3,962,013/5
2006 22 17 1 1 1 6 13 2,911,187/11
2007 22 19 1 7 11 94,609/33 2,095,837/32
Total 421 280 12 9 7 83 173 27,909,897
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1990 26 12 1 1 5 20,943/49
1991 6 4 3 3,372/149
1993 1
1995 27 18 2 1 2 10 15 174,892/3
Total 60 34 2 2 2 11 23 199,206
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Entered final round two behind 54-hole leader Jay
Williamson but carded 1-over-par 71 on Sunday to fall from
contention...Was ranked 24th at the start of the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup. Had to withdraw from the
Deutsche Bank Championship due to a bad back and
dropped to 31st in the standings...Finished T18 at the BMW
Championship and dropped to 33rd in the standings, thereby
missing THE TOUR Championship for the first time since
1998...Made his third consecutive Presidents Cup team.
Entered the 2007 Presidents Cup with a career record of 2-
7-1, but led the U.S. Team as he went undefeated (4-0-1)
and totaled 4.5 points.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Collected a first, second and third for the second
straight season. Finished in the top 15 on the TOUR money
list for the seventh time in the last eight years...Earned 12th
career TOUR victory by five strokes at the Sony Open in
Hawaii. Tied with Chad Campbell heading into the final
round after shooting a TOUR career-best 9-under-par 61 in
the third round. The 61 set the course record at Waialae CC.
Birdied two of the first three holes on Sunday and won
going away with a final-round 65, topping Campbell and
Rory Sabbatini by five strokes. One of four players with official
TOUR victories in each of the last four years...Finished
T2 at the Ford Championship at Doral, one stroke behind
champion Tiger Woods. Three-putted 72nd hole with
Woods in the fairway behind him, allowing Woods to win
with a final bogey...Suffered a back injury during the first
round of the U.S. Open at Winged Foot in mid-June.
Withdrew before the second round and returned to action at
the Buick Open in early August...Made his third consecutive
U.S. Ryder Cup team, earning one-half point (0-3-1). 2005:
Went over the $3-million mark for the fourth time in his 13
years on TOUR. Missed matching career-high in top-10s by
one with 11 (12/2002), including a win, a second and a third.
Recorded four straight top-10s for the first time in his career
FAMILY: Wife, Sonya; Carter Phillip, Anna
EDUCATION: Louisiana State University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Duck hunting, snow skiing,
water skiing, LSU sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1989
Q SCHOOL: 1991
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1995)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
from FBR Open in February to The Honda Classic in
March...Earned 11th career TOUR victory with a 6-and-5
win over Chris DiMarco in the final of the World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship. Took
a 6-up lead after the 18-hole morning session. Was 9-up at
one point. The 6-and-5 win marked the largest margin of
victory in tournament final history. The win marked the
fourth top-10 in six starts (2000-2005) at the Accenture
Match Play Championship. With the victory, moved into the
top 10 (No. 9) in the Official World Golf Ranking for the first
time since after the 2004 Nissan Open. With the $1.3 million
paycheck, surpassed Nick Price for sixth all-time on the
PGA TOUR in earnings with more than $20 million...Forced
to withdraw from the 84 Lumber Classic during the first
round on Sept. 15. Rushed off the course and stayed in
Pittsburgh's UPMC-Presbyterian Hospital for overnight
observation. Doctors diagnosed a heart condition called
supraventricular tachycardia, a general term for a rapid
heart rate originating above the ventricles. Non-life threatening
ailment that was cured through surgery in mid-
November. TOUR members Steve Jones and Phil Tataurangi
underwent similar procedures in previous years...One week
later, posted a 1-3-0 record at The Presidents Cup, including
a 2-and-1 Sunday singles victory over Trevor Immelman.
2004: Finished outside the top 10 (No. 22) on the TOUR
money list for the first time since 2000...Missed the
Mercedes Championships due to December 9, 2003 surgery
on left wrist (bone spurs)...Defending champion became the
third player to win back-to-back titles at the FedEx St. Jude
Classic, joining Dave Hill (1969-70) and Lee Trevino (1971-
72). Opened a seven-stroke lead entering the final round
after opening 67-63-65. Posted final-round, 2-over 73 to end
streak of 11 consecutive rounds in the 60s at the FedEx St.
Jude Classic, but still captured event by six over runner-up
Bob Estes...Finished sixth on the Ryder Cup team points list
to make his second U.S. Ryder Cup squad. 2003: Won twice,
at the Wachovia Championship and FedEx St. Jude Classic,
Year 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04
Masters T6 CUT T49 T31 T36 T8 CUT
U.S. Open CUT W/D CUT T16 T66 T45 T5 T20
British Open T4 CUT 83 CUT T30
PGA CUT CUT CUT T41 1 CUT T29 T17
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT T20 T38 T12 T19 CUT CUT
TOUR Championship T12 T11 T2 3 T21 T10
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T17 T5 2 T9
Bridgestone Invitational T13 T15 T33 T6
CA Championship T11 T25 CNL T4 5 T13
Year 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT 9
U.S. Open T15 W/D T5
British Open DQ CUT
PGA T10 T16 T42
THE PLAYERS T68 CUT T64
TOUR Championship T22 T14
Accenture Match Play Championship 1 T9 T9
Bridgestone Invitational T9 T8 T61
CA Championship T6 53 T45
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup (3), 2002, 2004, 2006; The Presidents Cup (3), 2003, 2005,
2007; World Cup, 2002.
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and had a third straight season inside the money list top
10...Despite severe food poisoning during the week, finished
runner-up to Tiger Woods in the World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship. Was
four down after 18 holes in the 36-hole final at La Costa
Resort and Spa, and lost 2 and 1...Earned first victory in 42
starts at the inaugural Wachovia Championship. Leader by
five strokes through 54 holes. Despite a quadruple-bogey
eight on the 72nd hole, held off Vijay Singh, Robert Gamez
and Brent Geiberger by two shots for eighth career TOUR
title...Carded four rounds in the 60s to capture the FedEx St.
Jude Classic. Used final-round 7-under 64 to overcome 54hole
leader Richard S. Johnson. Has reached multiple
TOUR victories in three seasons (1999, 2001,
2003)...Underwent surgery on his left wrist on Dec. 9 to
remove bone spurs. 2002: Despite not winning for the first
time on TOUR since 1998, finished fourth on TOUR money
list with $3,461,794...Earned a career-best 12 top-10 finishes,
tied for second on TOUR, including three runner-up finishes
(lost in playoff to Sergio Garcia at Mercedes
Championships, T2 at Colonial and solo second at Buick
Challenge)...In first Ryder Cup appearance, led U.S. squad
with a 3-1-1 record, including a singles victory over Sergio
Garcia. 2001: Best season on TOUR, with three victories
(second only to Tiger Woods' five), nine top 10s and third
place on money list ($3,791,595)...Captured first major, the
PGA Championship, in dramatic fashion. Shot 66-65-65 to
hold the 54-hole lead, which included an ace on the par-3
15th in Saturday's third round. Battled playing competitor
Phil Mickelson in the final round. Holding a one-stroke lead
over Mickelson on the par-4 18th hole, he chose to lay up
short of a water hazard in front of the green after studying
a poor lie from 213 yards away. He wedged to 12 feet and
sank the par putt for the win after Mickelson's long birdie
putt rolled just short...First victory of the season came on
home soil at the Compaq Classic of New Orleans...Won
third title of the season at the Michelob Championship at
Kingsmill, shooting 67-68 on the weekend to win for the
second consecutive year in Williamsburg, VA...Made fourman
playoff at THE TOUR Championship, losing to Mike
Weir's birdie on the first playoff hole. 2000: Earned fourth
David Toms (Continued)
PGA TOUR title and for the first time in career won in consecutive
seasons with playoff victory at Michelob
Championship at Kingsmill. Made five-foot par putt on first
playoff hole to beat Mike Weir. Victory marked first time he
won by coming from behind (trailed by two entering final
round). 1999: Breakthrough season where he was one of
seven multiple winners on way to 10th-place finish on
TOUR money list...Picked up second career TOUR title at
Sprint International. Victory was second wire-to-wire win
(1997 Quad City Classic). Birdied last two holes at Castle
Pines GC to defeat David Duval by three points. Came close
to wins in back-to-back weeks, finishing T2 at Reno-Tahoe
Open...Played through back pain to earn third TOUR title at
Buick Challenge. Shared second-round lead and held 54hole
lead prior to defeating Stuart Appleby by three
strokes. Had to quit Wednesday pro-am after one hole due
to severe back pain. 1998: Made an impression in first
Masters Tournament appearance in 1998. Shot final-round
64, one off Augusta National course record and one shy of
record for any major championship. Hot finish helped
Masters rookie to T6 finish. Back-nine 29 tied tournament
record, as did his six consecutive birdies on holes 12-17.
1997: Captured first TOUR title at Quad City Classic by
three strokes after sharing 54-hole lead. 1995: Won
Greenville Classic in playoff over Tom Scherrer...Won
another playoff over E.J. Pfister at Wichita Open. 1992:
Opened Kemper Open with course-record-tying 63, first
time he set foot on TPC at Avenel. 1991: First qualified for
TOUR by finishing 24th in Qualifying Tournament.
Amateur: First-team All-American at LSU in 1988-89,
when he was named Southeastern Conference Player of
the Year...Won the Junior World Championship and the
PGA Junior Championship as a junior golfer in 1984.
PERSONAL:
Honorary captain at 2001 LSU-Tulane football game, participating
in pre-game coin toss. Received a standing ovation
from 90,000 fans at Tiger Stadium...Teammates at
Louisiana State included Bob Friend, Emlyn Aubrey, Perry
Moss and Greg Lesher, current or former PGA TOUR members...In
2003, created the David Toms Foundation. The
foundation helps underprivileged, abused and abandoned
children through funding programs that are designed to
enhance a child's character, self-esteem and career possibilities.
Foundation assisted those displaced by Hurricane
Katrina, raising more than $1 million. Annual charity proam
in Birmingham, AL, nets more than $400,000 for the Big
Oak Ranch, a home for orphaned children. Since its inception,
the Toms Foundation has made more than $2.5 million
in grants...Grew up playing baseball with future major leaguers
Ben McDonald and Albert Belle...Helped in re-design
of Palmetto Dunes Club (Louisiana) in 1999. First David
Toms signature course, Carter Plantation in Springfield, LA,
opened to the public in October 2003. Worked with Rees
Jones on the 18-hole course at Redstone that is the site of
the Shell Houston Open. Also worked with Jones on the
redesign of Baton Rouge CC and has two new signature
courses under construction in Larose, LA and Clarksville,
TN...Shared the Golf Writers Association of America's
2006 Charlie Bartlett Award with Louisianans Kelly Gibson
and Hal Sutton for their combined $2-million plus in aid to
Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita victims.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................69.88 (13)
Driving Distance ..........................................282.5 (145)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................64.85% (63)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.78% (104)
Putting Average............................................1.769 (34)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent
Travelers Championship/2
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2006 Sony Open in
Hawaii/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,300,000–2005
World Golf Championships–Accenture Match Play
Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 THE PLAY-
ERS Championship/5
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2006 Southern Farm Bureau Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2004 Miccosukee Championship.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for
Children; T7—Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial; 8—
Shell Houston Open.
2007 SEASON:
In just his third season on TOUR, collected three top-10 finishes,
including a runner-up effort at the Frys.com Open benefiting
the Shriners Hospitals for Children...First top-10 was
solo eighth in ninth start of the year at the Shell Houston
Open. Posted rounds of 66-68 on the weekend to finish six
strokes behind champion Adam Scott...Recorded a T7 at the
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial in May...Third top-10
was runner-up at the Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners
Hospitals for Children. Held a share of the 36-hole lead with
George McNeill and Garrett Willis. Finished four behind
McNeill after weekend rounds of 72-66.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Had a successful sophomore season with his first victory
and more than $1 million in earnings...Collected his
first PGA TOUR title when he defeated Joe Durant on the
third playoff hole at the Southern Farm Bureau Classic. Was
the outright leader after each of the first three rounds (by
two strokes). Made a par 5 on the 72nd hole to force a playoff
with Durant. Birdied the par-5 18th hole three times in
D.J. Trahan (TRAY-han)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2001A 1
2003 6 1 7,880
2004 1
2005 28 14 3 7 806,304/103
2006 33 13 1 2 4 1,035,242/89
2007 30 18 1 3 3 86,983/117 1,106,374/87
Total 99 46 1 1 8 14 2,955,800
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1999A 1
2002A 1 1
2003A 1
2004 27 16 1 5 7 183,030/26
Total 30 17 1 5 7 183,030
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
FAMILY: Single
(through 2008)
EDUCATION: Clemson University (2003, Sports
FULL NAME: Donald Roland Trahan, Jr.
Management)
HEIGHT: 6-3
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing
WEIGHT: 185
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2003
BIRTHDATE: December 18, 1980
Q SCHOOL: 2004
BIRTHPLACE: Atlanta, GA
RESIDENCE: Mt. Pleasant, SC; plays out of Bulls Bay GC
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
the playoff. Win came in his 65th career professional start
on TOUR. 2005: Rookie season included three top-10s and
$806,304 in earnings...Posted first career top-10 in 18th
start of career with a T9 at the Zurich Classic of New
Orleans...The next week finished solo ninth at the Wachovia
Championship and collected a season-best payday of
$174,000...Third top-10 of rookie campaign was T10 at the
John Deere Classic, closing with a 7-under-par 64 to finish
four shots behind champion Sean O'Hair....Shared the 54hole
lead with eventual winner K.J. Choi at the Chrysler
Classic of Greensboro, but closed with a 3-over 75 to finish
T13. 2004: Earned initial TOUR card after making it through
the final stage of the Qualifying Tournament in his second
attempt. Finished T11...Spent the season on the Nationwide
Tour, where he finished 26th on the money list...Wrapped up
the final full-field event of the season with his first Tour win
at the Miccosukee Championship. Entered the final round
four shots behind 54-hole leader Nick Watney, but a 6under-par
65 catapulted him to a two-stroke win. 2003:
Turned professional at the FBR Capital Open on the
Nationwide Tour in early June, where he missed
cut...Played six PGA TOUR events and made one cut, at the
Greater Hartford Open (T71). Amateur: Played in the 2001
Masters after winning the 2000 Public Links Championship,
missing the cut...Helped lead Clemson to the 2003 NCAA
title, the first in school history. The No. 1-ranked Tigers
became the first school in NCAA history to win their conference
championship, an NCAA regional title and the NCAA
Championship in the same year. First-team All-American,
first-team all-district and four-time All-ACC selection. Ben
Hogan Award finalist. Had three wins among his nine top-
10s during his junior year and was NCAA Player of the
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year...Member of the 2001 U.S. Walker Cup team...Winner
of the 2000 United States Public Links Championship,
defeating PGA TOUR member Bubba Watson in the 37-hole
final and TOUR member Kyle Thompson in the semifinals...ACC
Rookie of the Year as a freshman...Won match at
age 13 in the 1994 U.S. Junior Championship.
PERSONAL:
Father, Don, who has recorded 13 career aces, got him started
in the game.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.97 (112)
Driving Distance ..........................................294.4 (53)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................65.02% (60)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................66.48% (23)
Putting Average............................................1.824 (169)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent Frys.com
Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children/2
Career Low Round/Round: 64–2005 Bank of America
Colonial/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $540,000–2006
Southern Farm Bureau Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Chrysler
Championship/181
Year 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT
U.S. Open CUT
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT
NATIONAL TEAMS: Walker Cup, 2001; World Amateur Team Championship, 2002.
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TRIPLETT, Kirk
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3):
2000 Nissan Open. 2003 Reno-Tahoe Open. 2006 Chrysler
Classic of Tucson.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
1988 Alberta Open [Can].
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
1991 California State Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T16—Mercedes-Benz Championship; T23—THE PLAYERS
Championship; T25—Turning Stone Resort Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Made the cut in 12 of 25 events and recorded three top-25
finishes...Finished outside the top 125 on the money list
(No. 177) for the second time in his 18-year PGA TOUR
career...Best finish was a T16 in the season-opening
Mercedes-Benz Championship, for which he was eligible
thanks to his win at the 2006 Chrysler Classic of Tucson.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Lone top-10 of the season was his third career win.
Finished 111th on the money list...Did not play after August,
due to complications with his surgically-repaired right
elbow...Picked up his third career win at the Chrysler
Classic of Tucson, closing with rounds of 64-63. Final 36hole
total of 127 was one off tournament record set by
Johnny Palmer in 1948. Final-round 9-under 63 brought him
Kirk Triplett (TRIP-lit)
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: Kirk Alan Triplett
HEIGHT: 6-3
WEIGHT: 200
BIRTHDATE: March 29, 1962
BIRTHPLACE: Moses Lake, WA
RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1986 1
1987 1
1988 1
1990 26 13 1 2 5 183,464/88
1991 28 18 6 137,302/112
1992 25 10 1 1 2 175,868/85
1993 27 19 1 2 6 189,418/90
1994 26 19 1 8 15 422,171/38
1995 27 24 2 1 7 17 644,607
1996 22 16 1 3 8 321,714/65
1997 26 19 1 4 10 541,023/39
1998 25 18 4 10 472,145/59
1999 26 19 2 5 12 863,399/47
2000 28 21 1 1 1 10 14 2,099,943/11
2001 26 19 1 5 12 1,388,202/38
2002 25 18 1 3 8 843,273/79
2003 25 20 1 1 5 12 2,001,561/29
2004 24 19 6 13 1,566,426/38
2005 18 9 1 7 598,145/128
2006 18 11 1 1 2 766,593/111
2007 25 12 3 316,034/173
Total 450 304 3 8 8 67 162 13,531,288
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
from six strokes behind to defeat Jerry Kelly by one. Opened
round with five straight birdies and closed with four birdies
over last five holes. The 63 was the lowest final round posted
by a winner in Tucson since Johnny Miller won with a
final-round 61 in 1975 and the comeback matched the tournament
record set by Gene Littler in 1959. The 63 also
matched Tiger Woods at the Deutsche Bank Championship
for low finish by a winner on TOUR that year. Win came two
and one-half years since his last victory at the 2003 Reno-
Tahoe Open, where he also fired a final-round 9-under 63 to
win on the final day. 2005: Limited to 18 events due to
elbow injury. Underwent right elbow surgery on damaged
tendons on July 21 and didn't return until October at the
FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort. Finished out of
the top 125 for the first time since joining the TOUR in 1990.
Received a Minor Medical Extension...In fifth start of 2005,
upset No. 2 seed Mike Weir in the first round of the World
Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship,
1-up en route to T9 finish, his only top-10 of season. 2004:
Made 19 cuts in 24 starts and collected six top-10s…Best
finish was a T6 at Masters, tying a career-best in six starts
at Augusta. Sunday's even-par 72 included an ace on the
par-3 16th hole. 2003: Recorded first top-10 since the 2001
Michelob Championship with a T2 at the Bay Hill
Invitational...After withdrawing from the PGA
Championship the week before, earned second career
TOUR victory at the Reno-Tahoe Open. University of
Nevada-Reno graduate tied the 72-hole tournament record
of 17-under-par 271 thanks to a final-round 63...Earned a
FAMILY: Wife, Cathi; Conor Logan and Samuel Jacob
(1/19/96), Alexis Marie (3/17/00), Kobe Thomas (5/14/02)
EDUCATION: University of Nevada (1985, Civil
Engineering)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Adoption
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1985
Q SCHOOL: 1989
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
spot in the TOUR Championship for only the third time in his
career, finished T21. 2002: First top-10 was T6 at the Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic...Shared second-round lead at
Greater Milwaukee Open, finished T8...Earned third top-five
finish in last four years at the John Deere Classic with his
third-place finish (T3-1999, second-2000). 2001: Finished in
the top-10 in three of the four majors. Did not play in British
Open. Best finish in a major before this season included T13
at the PGA in 1995 and 1997...Began the defense of Nissan
Open title with first-round 66, good for four-way share of
lead. Skied to an 81 in second round and missed cut. First
player to lead after the first round and miss cut since
Rodney Pampling at 1999 British Open...First top-10 of season
came at Masters Tournament, a T6...Recorded a T7 in
season's second major, U.S. Open at Southern Hills...Playing
in his 10th PGA Championship, placed T10...Four rounds in
the 60s produced Michelob Championship runner-up finish.
2000: Earned first victory in 266th TOUR start, a one-stroke
win over Jesper Parnevik in Nissan Open. A clutch four-foot
par putt on final hole at Riviera CC brought victory after
watching Parnevik drain a birdie putt. Trailed 54-hole leader
David Sutherland by one stroke before closing with
67.…Almost won again at John Deere Classic, where he
lost on fourth playoff hole to Michael Clark II, the 2000
Rookie of the Year. Shot third-round 62 at TPC Deere Run,
tying course record set day before by David Frost...Qualified
for U.S. Presidents Cup team and was 3-0-1 in his first
appearance in team competition. 1999: Recorded his fifth
and sixth third-place finishes at Touchstone Energy Tucson
Year 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98
Masters CUT
U.S. Open CUT CUT T33 CUT 66 T52 T23 T40 CUT
British Open CUT
PGA CUT CUT T15 T13 CUT T13 CUT
THE PLAYERS T36 T68 CUT T39 T45 67 T19 T10 T35
TOUR Championship T20
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT T6 T40 CUT T6 T17
U.S. Open CUT 56 T7 CUT T28 T20 CUT
British Open T60
PGA T49 T69 T10 T29 W/D CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS T38 T42 T31 CUT T8 CUT T17 T63 T23
TOUR Championship T8 T21
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T17 T9
Bridgestone Invitational T33 DQ T28 T69
CA Championship T14 CNL 65
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (1), 2000.
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Open and John Deere Classic. 1998: Posted four top-10s.
1997: Played in 26 events, finished in the top-10 four times,
including a solo third. 1996: Closed with a 68, one stroke
shy of Willie Wood at the Deposit Guaranty Classic, for his
fifth career runner-up finish...Won Merrill Lynch Pebble
Beach Invitational. 1995: First of two runner-up finishes
came at Buick Invitational of California, where he placed
four strokes behind Peter Jacobsen. He then finished two
strokes behind Greg Norman, tying for second at Canon
Greater Hartford Open. Also T3 at B.C. Open. 1994: Was
part of four-way T2 at AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-
Am, one stroke behind Johnny Miller. 1992: Posted first
second-place finish at Shell Houston Open. 1990: Rookie on
the PGA TOUR, earned status through the 1989 Qualifying
Tournament. 1988: Winner of Alberta Open, Sierra Nevada
Open and Fort McMurray Open...Played Australian, Asian
and Canadian Tours from 1987-89.
HOT SHOTS
Kirk Triplett (Continued)
PERSONAL:
Says of days on foreign tours: “I wouldn't trade the experience
for anything. I learned so much, not only about golf,
but about myself. I'll be telling stories about Asia until the
day I die.”...Wife, Cathi, active in PGA TOUR Wives
Association, has served as his caddie on occasion...Known
for his patented "bucket" golf hat...Active in promoting
adoption through the Fore Adoption Foundation and the
Dave Thomas Foundation. Places a photo of a local foster
child on his golf bag at every TOUR event to raise awareness
for foster children. Also spends one afternoon during
the week with a local foster child.
HOLES WITH THE LONGEST DRIVING DISTANCE, ALL DRIVES (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yardage All Drives
1 Plantation Course at Kapalua 18 5 663 355.7
2 Plantation Course at Kapalua 12 4 420 353.2
3 Plantation Course at Kapalua 1 4 520 343.0
4 Plantation Course at Kapalua 17 4 508 340.1
5 Plantation Course at Kapalua 7 4 516 333.1
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.50 (161)
Driving Distance ..........................................277.2 (177)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................70.78% (12)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.90% (60)
Putting Average............................................1.810 (150)
Kirk TRIPLETT
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 67–4 times, most recent
Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart/2
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2000 Canon Greater
Hartford Open/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $558,000–2000 Nissan
Open/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 The
International Presented by Qwest/25
HOLES WITH THE SHORTEST DRIVING DISTANCE, ALL DRIVES (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yardage All Drives
1 Innisbrook Resort - Copperhead 12 4 380 221.8
2 TPC Four Seasons Resort 11 4 347 222.3
3 TPC Louisiana 16 4 348 223.5
4 Plantation Course at Kapalua 10 4 354 224.8
5 Harbour Town Golf Links 9 4 332 226.4
No. 18, Plantation Course
at Kapalua
HOLES WITH THE HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF DRIVES OVER 300 YDS. (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yardage % Tournament
1 Plantation Course at Kapalua 18 5 663 99.25 Mercedes-Benz Championship
2 Plantation Course at Kapalua 7 4 516 96.99 Mercedes-Benz Championship
3 Plantation Course at Kapalua 17 4 508 96.99 Mercedes-Benz Championship
4 Plantation Course at Kapalua 12 4 420 95.49 Mercedes-Benz Championship
5 Montreux G&CC 10 4 494 94.46 Reno-Tahoe Open
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VAN PELT, Bo
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T3—2005 the Memorial Tournament, Chrysler
Championship.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2003 Omaha Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T5—Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for
Children; T6—Travelers Championship; T8—Viking Classic;
T10—Verizon Heritage.
2007 SEASON:
Posted double figures in top-25 finishes (13) for a fourth
consecutive year and earned more than $1.5
million...Posted a final-round 70 in windy conditions at the
Verizon Heritage, one of only seven players to break par in
the final round, jumping from T25 to T10…Carded rounds
of 67-64 on the weekend to finish T6 at the Travelers
Championship. Had a hole-in-one during the final round at
TPC River Highlands...Third top-10 was a T8 at the Viking
Classic, part of the PGA TOUR Fall Series...Two weeks later,
opened with rounds of 66-69 en route to a T5 finish at the
Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children.
Closed his season with six consecutive cuts made, which
jumped him from 73rd to 55th on the money list over his last
six events, he posted par-or-better scores in 22 of his 24
rounds, including a TOUR-best 19 in a row starting with the
opening round of the BMW Championship. His scoring
average over his final six starts was 69.04.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished in the top 75 on the money list for the third
straight season. Earned more than $1 million thanks to four
top-10s. Made 23 cuts in 28 events entered...In just his second
career start at the TPC Sawgrass, recorded his first top-
10 at THE PLAYERS Championship with his T8
Bo Van Pelt
EXEMPT STATUS: 58th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Bo Van Pelt
HEIGHT: 6-4
WEIGHT: 200
BIRTHDATE: May 16, 1975
BIRTHPLACE: Richmond, IN
RESIDENCE: Tulsa, OK; plays out of GC of Oklahoma
(Broken Arrow, OK) and Cedar Ridge CC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1999 28 7 1 70,080/210
2002 28 10 1 139,357/191
2004 30 23 5 13 1,553,825/39
2005 33 24 2 6 12 1,606,082/51
2006 28 23 4 11 1,389,927/64
2007 30 22 4 13 91,356/64 1,559,181/58
Total 177 109 2 19 51 6,318,451
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1999 1 1 1 3,069/169
2000 27 16 1 3 6 84,064/62
2001 24 17 2 5 10 175,947/11
2002 1
2003 24 19 1 1 7 16 289,248/5
Total 77 53 1 2 2 15 33 552,328
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
finish...Finished T5 at the Southern Farm Bureau Classic, his
15th career top-10 on TOUR. 2005: First top-10 was T7 in
13th start at the Shell Houston Open...The next week, posted
second consecutive top-10 with a T5 finish at the Zurich
Classic of New Orleans...Closed with a 4-under 68 at
Muirfield Village Golf Club for a career-best effort of T3 at
the Memorial Tournament....Matched his career-best finish
with a T3 at the Chrysler Championship. 2004: Returned to
PGA TOUR for a third time, the second via the Nationwide
Tour money list...Finished 39th on the money list and qualified
for his first trip to the Masters in 2005...Posted his first
career top-10 on TOUR with a T4 at the Buick Invitational...A
final-round, 5-under 65 gave him a T5 finish at the Bank of
America Colonial, his eighth top-25 finish of the
season...Two starts later finished T9 at the Buick
Classic...Finished T4 at the Booz Allen Classic, thanks to
being one of only four players with four rounds in the 60s.
His $198,400 payday lifted him over the $1-million mark in
season earnings for the first time in his career...Added a
fifth top-10 with a T7 at the U.S. Bank Championship in
Milwaukee. Shared first-round lead with seven others, tying
a TOUR record for players sharing the lead through 18 holes
(2000 Honda Classic). 2003: Recorded is first Nationwide
Tour victory at the Omaha Classic thanks to his 26-under
262 total...Posted 16 top-25s in 24 events on the
Nationwide Tour on way to fifth-place finish on money list.
Finish allowed him to earn his PGA TOUR card for the third
time in his career and second time via the Nationwide Tour.
2002: Made the cut in 10 of 28 events on the PGA TOUR
with his only top-25 a T25 at the BellSouth Classic. Fired
career-low, final-round 63 at the Greater Milwaukee Open.
2001: Finished 11th on Nationwide Tour money list to earn
second TOUR card. Finished in top 25 in 10 of his 17 cuts
made, including two runner-up finishes at the Dayton Open
and Gila River Classic. Lost three-man playoff with Jason
Caron and winner Ben Crane at Gila River. 2000: Made 27
FAMILY: Wife, Carrie; Olivia (5/26/01), Trace (11/26/02),
Crew (8/9/06)
EDUCATION: Oklahoma State University (1998, General
Business)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Billiards, basketball, movies,
watching sports, boating
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1998
Q SCHOOL: 1998
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2001, 2003)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT
U.S. Open T31 T40
British Open T30 T52 CUT
PGA T31 T17 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT T8 CUT
starts on the Nationwide Tour, making 16 cuts. Collected
$86,064 and finished 62nd on the final money list. 1999:
Made only seven cuts in rookie season on the PGA TOUR,
including a season-best T20 finish at the Bell Canadian
Open. 1998: Earned his first TOUR card with T17 finish at
the 1998 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Amateur: First
team All-American at Oklahoma State in 1997...Member of
the 1997 Palmer Cup Team...1998 All Big 12 Team...Won
three collegiate tournaments, including the 1997 NCAA
Central Regional.
PERSONAL:
Father, Bob, was fifth-round draft pick by the NFL's
Philadelphia Eagles in 1967 after collegiate career at
Indiana...Bo and wife Carrie are involved in Habitat for
Humanity. They have donated two houses and are the hosts
for Tulsa's 2007 and 2008 Habitat for Humanity Golf
Tournament.
CAREER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.20 (32)
Driving Distance ..........................................293.7 (58)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................60.73% (116)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.58% (70)
Putting Average............................................1.783 (68)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Travelers Championship/4
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2002 Greater Milwaukee
Open/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $286,000–2005 the
Memorial Tournament/T3
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Masters
Tournament/74
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (5):
1985 Western Open. 1988 Buick Open. 2000 Reno-Tahoe
Open. 2001 Bell Canadian Open. 2007 EDS Byron Nelson
Championship.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
1998 World Cup of Golf [indiv].
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2006 Wendy's 3-Tour Challenge [w/Stewart Cink, Zach
Johnson].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—EDS Byron Nelson Championship; T3—Children’s
Miracle Network Classic; T5—Buick Open, THE TOUR
Championship presented by Coca-Cola; T7—Crowne Plaza
Invitational at Colonial, U.S. Open; T8—Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic, Stanford St. Jude Championship; T9—World Golf
Championships-Bridgestone Invitational, PGA Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Earned first TOUR win since 2001 at the EDS Byron Nelson
Championship. Win for Dallas resident was especially
memorable, as he had strong ties to tournament namesake
Byron Nelson, who passed away in 2006. Finished 14th in
final FedExCup standings on the strength of the win and
Scott Verplank
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Scott Rachal Verplank
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 165
BIRTHDATE: July 9, 1964
BIRTHPLACE: Dallas, TX
RESIDENCE: Edmond, OK
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-3
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1983A 1
1984A 1 1
1985A 5 2 1 1 1
1986A 5 3 1 2
1986 13 5 1 2 19,757/177
1987 31 12 2 34,136/173
1988 28 19 1 1 3 9 366,045/31
1989 28 15 1 3 82,345/141
1990 27 18 1 1 4 7 303,589/47
1991 26 1 3,195/266
1992 13 1 1,760/309
1994 19 14 1 8 183,015/97
1995 25 20 4 10 332,886
1996 12 10 4 88,801/171
1997 21 10 1 4 113,254/159
1998 27 22 2 1 10 14 1,223,436/18
1999 26 19 1 8 474,260/82
2000 28 24 1 6 16 1,747,643/22
2001 26 24 1 1 1 8 16 2,783,401/10
2002 26 21 4 12 1,217,022/50
2003 26 23 1 1 8 13 2,306,714/19
2004 24 23 1 1 6 13 2,365,592/20
2005 25 21 2 1 5 13 2,580,213/16
2006 25 20 2 4 9 1,729,319/40
2007 23 19 1 1 10 11 98,812/14 3,114,289/12
Total 511 347 5 11 7 79 177 21,070,672
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1992 1
1994 1 1 220/309
Total 2 1 220
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
eight other top-10s...Shared the 36-hole lead with Justin
Rose at the 90-hole Bob Hope Chrysler Classic after opening
66-66-132. Finished T8...Overcame a three-shot deficit
to Luke Donald in the final round of the EDS Byron Nelson
Championship. Fired four rounds in the 60s en route to the
victory by one stroke over Donald. Nelson died Sept. 26,
2006 at age 94. But Nelson's wife, Peggy, holding one of her
late husband’s trademark hats, was there for a hug. "Byron
would be very, very happy for Scott. I am, too. The friendship
they had, it's great to see it culminate this way,” said Peggy
Nelson...Finished T7 in the Crowne Plaza Invitational at
Colonial near his Dallas home. Shot middle rounds of 66-
63...T8 following week at the Stanford St. Jude
Championship for fourth top-10 of the season…One week
later, notched fifth career top-10 in a major with a T7 at the
U.S. Open at Oakmont CC...Solid play continued in early
July with a T5 at the Buick Open, his fourth consecutive top-
10. Surpassed $20 million in career earnings with $166,110
paycheck...Recorded his first top-10 in 21 career World Golf
Championships starts with a T9 at the Bridgestone
Invitational…Former Oklahoma State star finished T9 at the
PGA Championship in Tulsa amidst thousands of supporters.
Found himself in the final pairing and two shots behind
eventual champion Tiger Woods through 36 holes before
weekend rounds of 74-71 dropped him out of con-
FAMILY: Wife, Kim; Scottie (7/14/92), Hannah (1/26/95),
Emma (8/15/97), Heidi Ann (2/12/04)
EDUCATION: Oklahoma State University (1986, Business)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Playing with his kids, quail hunting,
Oklahoma State football
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1986
Q SCHOOL: 1987
JOINED TOUR: 1986
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
tention...With four rounds in the 60s, finished T5 in eighth
career appearance at THE TOUR Championship presented
by Coca-Cola...Was 4-0-0 for victorious United States
Presidents Cup team...T3 at the Children’s Miracle Network
Classic after sharing the 54-hole lead.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished in the top 50 on the money list for the seventh
consecutive season, and named as a Captain’s Pick by
Tom Lehman for the U.S. Ryder Cup squad…T2 at the Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic, his 10th career runner-up finish.
Entered final round one behind Chad Campbell, but finished
with a 1-over-par 73 to place three behind Campbell...In
next start, second runner-up finish of the season came as
part of a five-way tie, seven strokes behind winner J.B.
Holmes at the FBR Open in Phoenix. 2005: First top-10 of the
season came at THE PLAYERS Championship, where he finished
T2, one behind winner Fred Funk, after playing 31
holes on Monday. Missed an 8-foot par putt on the 72nd
hole that would have tied Funk. Just his second top-10 in
the event in 13 appearances (T8-2003)...Two strokes back
after 36 and 54 holes at the U.S. Bank Championship in
Milwaukee, but recorded a closing one-over 71 to finish
second. It was his fourth runner-up finish since winning the
2001 Bell Canadian Open, his last victory on TOUR...Playing
in first Presidents Cup, posted a 2-2-1 record for victorious
Year 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97
Masters CUT CUT CUT CUT
U.S. Open T34 T15 CUT T61 T18 T21
British Open CUT CUT
PGA CUT CUT T31 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT CUT CUT W/D
TOUR Championship T8
Year 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT 43 T8 29 T20 T16 T30
U.S. Open T49 T17 T46 T22 CUT T10 T40 CUT CUT T7
British Open T15 CUT T30 T37 CUT T7 T23 T31 T57
PGA T54 T34 CUT T7 CUT CUT T62 T34 CUT T9
THE PLAYERS T11 T32 T20 T44 T28 T8 T26 T2 CUT T44
TOUR Championship T5 14 T5 T9 T7 3 T5
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T17 T17 T33 T33 T33 T17 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T17 T58 T46 T19 T51 T59 T9
CA Championship T48 CNL T15 T51 T54 T62 T38
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (2), 2005, 2007; Ryder Cup (2), 2002, 2006; World
Cup (2), 1998, 2004; Walker Cup, 1985.
Scott VERPLANK
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U.S. squad...Finished solo third at THE TOUR
Championship, posting four rounds in the 60s. 2004: Despite
suffering from plantar fascitis, an ailment in his right foot for
much of the year, finished among the top 30 money winners...5-under-par
67 final round at the Ford Championship
at Doral forced a playoff with Craig Parry. On the first playoff
hole, Parry holed his second shot from the fairway on the
par-4 18th for an eagle and the victory over
Verplank...Matched his career-best performance in a major
with a T7 at the British Open. His other T7 came at the 2001
PGA Championship. 2003: Recorded top-10s at THE PLAY-
ERS Championship (T8), Masters (T8) and U.S. Open
(T10)...Recorded first runner-up finish on TOUR since losing
a playoff to Robert Damron at the 2001 EDS Byron Nelson
Classic by finishing T2 at the FUNAI Classic at the Walt
Disney World Resort. 2002: Named winner of the 2002 Ben
Hogan Award, given by the Golf Writers Association of
America to an individual who has continued to be active in
golf despite a physical handicap or serious illness...Playing
in his first Ryder Cup, posted a record of 2-1-0. 2001:
Finished in the top 10 on the money list and earned more
than $2 million for first time in his career, completing the
season with a victory...Opened with an 8-under 62 to take
first-round lead at Verizon Byron Nelson Classic. Shared second-
and third-round leads after rounds of 67-68. Closing 66
produced playoff with Robert Damron. Damron won playoff
with birdie on fourth extra hole...Following T7 at PGA
Championship, selected by Curtis Strange as one of two
Captain's Choices for Ryder Cup team. First Ryder Cup rookie
to make team as Captain's Choice...Three weeks later,
earned fourth PGA TOUR victory at Bell Canadian Open.
HOT SHOTS
Scott Verplank (Continued)
Second-round 63 at Royal Montreal, after an opening 70,
lifted him into contention. Third-round 66 put him one stroke
ahead of Paul Gow and Dicky Pride. Closing 67 produced
three-stroke victory over Bob Estes and Joey Sindelar. 2000:
Returned to the winner's circle for the first time since 1988
with victory at Reno-Tahoe Open. Trailed third-round leader
Jean Van de Velde by five strokes after 54 holes. Final-round
67 earned a tie with Van de Velde, and Verplank won playoff
with an 8-foot birdie putt on the fourth extra hole. 1999:
Made 26 starts, making cut in 19...Finished in the top 10
once during the year with solo eighth at the John Deere
Classic. 1998: Lost playoff to Trevor Dodds at Greater
Greensboro Chrysler Classic on first extra hole...Finished
fifth at THE TOUR Championship...Earnings of $1,223,436
placed him 18th on money list, highest finish by Q-School
grad since John Daly was 17th in 1991...With Daly, represented
United States in World Cup of Golf and won individual
title with 9-under-par 279, one stroke better than Nick
Faldo and Costantino Rocca...Chosen by his peers as PGA
TOUR Comeback Player of the Year. 1997: Finished as
medalist at PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament to regain PGA
TOUR card for 1998. 1996: Required surgery on elbow again
and received special medical extension for 1997. 1994:
Played first part of season under special medical extension
and was able to retain card by finishing 97th on money list.
1992: Missed most of season and the prior year due to first
elbow surgery. 1988: Earned second TOUR title at the Buick
Open, where a final-round 66 produced two-stroke victory
over Doug Tewell. 1985: Became first amateur in 29 years to
win a PGA TOUR event (Doug Sanders at 1956 Canadian
Open had been the last) when he defeated Jim Thorpe in a
No. 5 at Quail Hollow
playoff at the Western Open. Amateur: 1984 U.S. Amateur
and 1986 NCAA Championship winner...Four-time All-
American at Oklahoma State...Played on the U.S. Walker
Cup team in 1985.
PERSONAL:
Co-chair of The Next Level campaign at Oklahoma State,
designed to raise funds to improve the OSU football facilities...Suffers
from Type 1 diabetes and wears a pager-sized
insulin pump on the course.
CAREER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................69.65 (10)
Driving Distance ..........................................279.8 (164)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................70.56% (15)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................63.70% (105)
Putting Average............................................1.769 (34)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Crowne Plaza Invitational at
Colonial/3
Career Low Round/Round: 61–2001 Canon Greater
Hartford Open/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,134,000–2007 EDS
Byron Nelson Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 Bank of
America Colonial/15
HOLES WITH THE TOUGHEST FAIRWAYS TO HIT (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yardage % Fairways Hit Possible Fairways
1 Quail Hollow Club 5 5 570 21.58 101 468
2 Waialae CC 18 5 551 22.90 98 428
3 Firestone CC (South Course) 9 4 494 27.66 91 329
4 Torrey Pines (North Course) 10 4 416 31.41 49 156
5 Waialae CC 12 4 440 32.24 138 428
HOLES WITH THE EASIEST FAIRWAYS TO HIT (2007)
Rank Course Hole Par Yardage % Fairways Hit Possible Fairways
1 Plantation Course at Kapalua 5 5 532 96.24 128 133
2 Westchester CC 8 4 471 95.02 401 422
3 Plantation Course at Kapalua 18 5 663 94.74 126 133
4 Plantation Course at Kapalua 17 4 508 93.98 125 133
5 Harbour Town Golf Links 18 4 452 92.98 371 399
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2006 FBR Open, Ford Championship at Doral, 2007 The
Honda Classic.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
2001 Colombian Open. 2007 Coca-Cola Tokai Classic [Jpn]
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—The Honda Classic; T3—AT&T Classic; T7—BMW
Championship; T9—Deutsche Bank Championship, THE
TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola; T10—
Canadian Open presented by Franklin Templeton
Investments.
2007 SEASON:
Earned more than $1.8 million and ended the year with
three top-10 finishes during the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the
FedExCup...After a slow start, finished T2 after a four-man
playoff at The Honda Classic. Posted a final-round 66 to
tie Mark Wilson, Jose Coceres and Boo Weekley at 5under-par
275. Eliminated from playoff on second extra
hole on Monday morning after he and Weekley made
bogeys on the par-4 10th hole. Earned a career-best
$410,666...Second top-10 was a T3 at the AT&T Classic,
three shots out of the Zach Johnson and Ryuji Imada playoff…Aided
by a final-round, 5-under-par 66, finished T10
at the Canadian Open...Held the first-round lead at the
Deutsche Bank Championship after a career-best 8-under
63, but finished T9. Jumped 12 spots up the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup points list to 34th...Finished T7
at the BMW Championship, moving from 34th to 28th in
the FedExCup standings, thereby qualifying for THE TOUR
Championship...Finished T9 in first career start at THE
TOUR Championship to finish 24th in the final FedExCup
standings. It was his third consecutive top-10 finish during
the Playoffs...Collected his first title on the Japan Golf
Tour in late September. Rolled in a 20-footer for birdie on
the second playoff hole to beat Toyokazu Fujishima at the
Coca-Cola Tokai Classic in Miyoshi, Japan.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Rookie on the PGA TOUR after finishing 13th on the
2005 Nationwide Tour money list...In first start fired a 64
during second round of the Sony Open in Hawaii. Was two
Camilo Villegas (kuh-ME-lo bee-JAY-gus)
EXEMPT STATUS: 24th in 2007 FedExCup points
FULL NAME: Camilo Villegas
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 160
BIRTHDATE: January 7, 1982
BIRTHPLACE: Medellin, Colombia
RESIDENCE: Gainesville, FL
FAMILY: Single
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2004 10 5 1 2 237,984
2005 2 1 16,300
2006 29 18 2 1 4 7 1,742,112/38
2007 24 17 1 1 6 9 96,608/24 1,866,961/41
Total 65 41 3 2 11 18 3,863,357
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2005 26 22 1 1 9 14 233,218/13
Total 26 22 1 1 9 14 233,218
JAPAN GOLF TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 4 3 1 1 2 316,778
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
back through 36 holes, but weekend rounds of 73-71
dropped him to T42...First top-10 of the season came at
the FBR Open. Finished in five-way tie for second, seven
strokes behind winning rookie J.B. Holmes...Added a second
runner-up at the Ford Championship at Doral, finishing
tied for second with David Toms, one stroke behind Tiger
Woods. Shared second-round lead with Woods, Phil
Mickelson and Scott Verplank...Earned a spot into the
PLAYERS Championship when Chris DiMarco withdrew
with an injury. He closed with a 71 and finished in a fourway
tie for third to earn a season-best $384,000. Moved to
11th on the money list, one spot away from a top-10 qualification
for the Masters ($94,971 short)...Shared the 36hole
lead at the Canadian Open with three players after a
second-round, 6-under 64. Closed with rounds of 68-69 to
finish T5, four shots behind Jim Furyk...Finished T3 at the
Coca-Cola Tokai Classic, four strokes back of Hidemasa
Hoshino, on the Japan Golf Tour...Maintained his position
inside the top 40 on the season money list with his T31 finish
at the Chrysler Championship. His T38 finish on the
final money list earned him his first invitation to the
Masters in 2007...Represented Colombia with Manuel
Merizalde in the World Golf Championships-Barbados
World Cup. 2005: Finished 13th on the Nationwide Tour
money list...Started the year with no status on the
Nationwide Tour, gained Special Temporary Membership
with five top-10s in his first 10 starts of the season...Tied
for second on Tour with nine top-10s, but could not crack
the winner's circle...Playing in his first Nationwide Tour
event, finished runner-up at the season-opening BellSouth
Panama Championship after holding the 36-hole lead by a
stroke. Eventually fell one stroke shy of champion Vance
Veazey. 2004: Turned professional in early June and played
on Sponsor Exemptions for the rest of the season...Made
five of 10 cuts on the PGA TOUR, finishing T7 at the B.C.
Open and 12th at the Deutsche Bank Championship...
Winner by 10 strokes at the 2004 Forest Oaks
Championship on the Hooters Winter Tour...Qualified for
his first TOUR event at the U.S. Open, missed the cut.
Amateur: Four-time All-American at the University of
Florida, including earning first-team honors in 2001, 2002
and 2004...NCAA Academic All-American in 2002 and
2003...SEC Player of the Year in 2002 and 2004...Earned
EDUCATION: University of Florida (2004, Business)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Music
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2004
JOINED TOUR: 2006
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2005)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT
U.S. Open CUT T59 T26
PGA CUT T23
THE PLAYERS T3 CUT
TOUR Championship T9
first-team All-SEC honors in 2001, 2002 and 2004...2001
SEC Freshman of the Year...Posted eight collegiate victories...2003
Players Amateur Champion...Co-medalist with
Kevin Stadler at the 2002 Western Amateur (stroke-play
portion)...Was the 2001 Colombian Open champion and
also won the 1999 Orange Bowl Junior.
PERSONAL:
Popularity in native Colombia prompted Colombian TV to
pick up 30 PGA TOUR golf broadcasts in 2006...Featured in
the July 2006 issue of GQ. Says the article in GQ, “He’s got
a closet full of tight trousers, a set of boxer’s biceps and
more screaming female fans than Justin
Timberlake.”...Was selected as People Magazine’s
“Hottest Bachelors,” in 2006. Was the only professional
athlete chosen for People’s feature...In 2005, started using
a low-to-the-ground crouching method to better read
putts...His brother Manny plays for the University of
Florida golf team.
CAREER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.16 (30)
Driving Distance ..........................................298.3 (28)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................60.23% (127)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.72% (36)
Putting Average............................................1.785 (71)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Deutsche Bank
Championship/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2007 Deutsche Bank
Championship/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $484,000–2006 Ford
Championship at Doral/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Children's
Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart/56
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WAGNER, Johnson
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
2—2007 Viking Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2006 Chitimacha Louisiana Open Presented by Dynamic
Industries, Cox Classic Presented by Chevrolet.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—Viking Classic; T9—Shell Houston Open.
2007 SEASON:
PGA TOUR rookie got off to a solid start by making the cut
in seven of first eight starts...Shared the first-round lead at
the Shell Houston Open and then set the Redstone Golf
Club's Tournament Course record with a third-round, 8under-par
64 en route to a T9 finish...Missed nine straight
cuts and 13 of 14 during summer stretch. Rallied late with
a five-tournament run that started with a T12 at the Reno-
Tahoe Open and ended with a runner-up finish at the Viking
Classic. Was tied for 90th and 10 shots off the lead in
Mississippi after the opening round. Biggest paycheck of
his career vaulted him 40 spots on the money list to No. 83
and solidified his card for the 2008 season.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished No. 2 on the Nationwide Tour money list
thanks to a pair of victories. Made 25 of 28 cuts, including
14 top-25s, and finished $10,374 behind Ken Duke, who
was No. 1 on the money list. Held the No. 1 spot for 11
weeks from early August to mid-October...On his 26th birth-
Johnson Wagner
EXEMPT STATUS: 98th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Montford Johnson Wagner
HEIGHT: 6-3
WEIGHT: 230
BIRTHDATE: March 23, 1980
BIRTHPLACE: Amarillo, TX
RESIDENCE: Charlotte, NC; plays out of Hudson
National GC (Croton, NY)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2004 1
2007 33 15 1 2 7 86,079/130 1,013,024/98
Total 34 15 1 2 7 1,013,024
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2003 22 9 1 27,737/120
2004 28 19 1 5 9 138,148/42
2005 27 15 1 1 3 7 138,353/36
2006 28 25 2 5 14 372,069/2
Total 105 68 2 2 1 13 31 676,307
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
day, posted a 4-under 67 during the first round of the
Chitimacha Louisiana Open. Trailed by one stroke each of
the first three rounds. Fired a 4-under 67 Sunday to notch
his first Tour title. At 12-under 272, finished one stroke in
front of Chad Collins...Added a T4 at the Livermore Valley
Wine Country Championship and a T5 showing at the BMW
Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs, which earned him the Tour's
March/April Player of the Month honors...Had a double
eagle on the first hole during the third round of the
Scholarship America Showdown with a driver and 3-wood
from 270 yards…Overtook Tripp Isenhour for the top spot
on the money list with his second win of the season at the
Cox Classic. After opening with rounds of 66-70, shot 64-63
on the weekend, leaving him at 21-under 263, four in front
of runner-up Craig Bowden. Took home a career-best
$117,000. 2005: Had three top-10s on the Nationwide Tour,
including a T3 at the ING New Zealand PGA Championship
and a T2 at the Mark Christopher Charity Classic. 2004:
Posted nine top-25s, including his first runner-up finish, a T2
at the Chattanooga Classic...First career start on the PGA
TOUR was a missed cut at the U.S. Open. 2003: Made the
cut in nine of 22 starts during his rookie season on the
Nationwide Tour. His only top-25 was a T11 at the
Chattanooga Classic. 2002: Made his professional debut at
the Metropolitan Open at Winged Foot. Posted rounds of
69-68-70 to win by five strokes and collect $23,000 check.
Amateur: Winner of the 2001 Metropolitan Open at
Bethpage Black...Two-time All-Big East Conference selection
and medalist at the 2002 Big East Conference
FAMILY: Wife, Katie
EDUCATION: Virginia Tech
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2002
JOINED TOUR: 2007
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2006)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
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U.S. Open CUT CUT
Championship for Virginia Tech...Twice named all-state in
high school.
PERSONAL:
Captained his high school hockey team as a junior and senior...Brother,
T.J., played golf at Washington & Lee
University...Father teaches computer sciences at the U.S.
Military Academy in West Point, NY...Grandfather M.T.
Johnson was a former treasurer of the USGA...Big fan of the
NBA's Dallas Mavericks.
CAREER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.64 (75)
Driving Distance ..........................................303.0 (9)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................66.61% (40)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................67.77% (13)
Putting Average............................................1.796 (106)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Shell Houston Open/3
Career Low Round/Round: 64–2007 Shell Houston
Open/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $378,000–2007 Viking
Classic/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 The
Presidents Cup/196
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2007 Reno-Tahoe Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3):
2002 BMW Charity Pro-Am at the Cliffs. 2004 Samsung
Canadian PGA Championship, Cox Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—Reno-Tahoe Open; T6—Bob Hope Chrysler Classic;
T10—Turning Stone Resort Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Finished in the top 100 (No. 91) on the PGA TOUR money list
for the third consecutive season with three top-10s, including
a career-best runner-up finish at the Reno-Tahoe
Open...In first start of the season, posted five rounds of par
or better to finish T6 at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic for
first top-10 of the season...After 67s in second and third
rounds, claimed the best finish of his career with a T2 at the
Reno-Tahoe Open…Was among the leaders after 36 and
54 holes at the Turning Stone Resort Championship, but a
closing 74 dropped him to T10...Led the TOUR in the Total
Driving (totaling rank in Driving Distance and Driving
Accuracy).
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Recorded a career-high nine top-25s...T7 at the Sony
Open in Hawaii, the first full-field event of the season. Was
one stroke back of the first-round lead after a 4-under 66.
Closed with rounds of 64-68...Second top-10 did not come
until September, a T6 at the 84 LUMBER Classic, five
strokes behind champion Ben Curtis. 2005: Made the best
of his second opportunity on TOUR, and first in six years,
earning more in his first three starts than he did in 26 starts
in 1999. Surpassed the $1-million mark with four top-
Charles Warren
EXEMPT STATUS: 91st on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Charles Otis Warren
HEIGHT: 5-8
WEIGHT: 160
BIRTHDATE: June 21, 1975
BIRTHPLACE: Columbia, SC
RESIDENCE: Greenville, SC; plays out of Thornblade
Club and The Cliffs
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1999 26 8 1 67,784/213
2000 1 1 22,056
2003 2 1 11,984
2004 1
2005 31 14 1 4 7 1,007,276/77
2006 27 20 2 9 1,018,841/91
2007 29 21 1 3 6 89,297/85 1,068,440/91
Total 117 65 1 1 9 23 3,196,381
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1998 11 6 1 3 15,157/105
2000 26 14 2 5 6 119,845/41
2001 10 5 3 26,859/120
2002 24 17 1 3 7 177,294/16
2003 26 16 1 6 9 155,837/28
2004 26 15 2 5 9 275,138/8
Total 123 73 3 1 2 20 37 770,131
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
10s...First career top-10, an eighth at the FBR Open in
Phoenix, came in his 33rd career TOUR start. Only player in
field to record four rounds in the 60s, his first time accomplishing
that feat...Opened with a career-best and courserecord
62 and held the first-round lead at the Chrysler
Classic of Greensboro. Dropped to T15 through 54 holes
after rounds of 74-70, but a closing 7-under 65 moved him
back to T3, his career-best finish. 2004: Concluded the
Nationwide Tour season No. 8 on the money list, with
$275,138 and two wins. Member of the Nationwide Tour in
1998 and 2000-04...At the Samsung Canadian PGA
Championship tallied his second career win with a final
score of 19-under 269. Won by seven, and his 7-under 65 in
the second round was a new course record...Became the
eighth player to win in consecutive starts on Tour with his
victory at the Cox Classic. 2003: Finished No. 28 on the
Nationwide Tour money list...Recorded a hole-in-one during
the final round of the SAS Carolina Classic. Came back two
weeks later and posted another ace during the first round of
the Northeast Pennsylvania Classic...Best finish of the season
was a T2 at the Albertsons Boise Open. 2002: Wound
up No. 16 on the Nationwide Tour money list, less than
$10,000 behind Todd Barranger and the final exemption
spot for the 2003 PGA TOUR. Earned his first career title at
the BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs, with a record-tying
23-under-par total. Final-round 68 gave him a four-stroke
win over Todd Fischer. Joined Jonathan Byrd (2001 winner)
as the second consecutive Clemson University graduate to
win in Greenville, about 45 minutes from campus. 2001:
Had surgery on his left shoulder in late February and played
in just 10 events on the Nationwide Tour. 2000: Posted five
top-10s on the Nationwide Tour. 1999: Rookie on the PGA
TOUR after making it through the 1998 Qualifying
Tournament on his first attempt with a T17 finish. Made the
FAMILY: Wife, Kelly; Charles IV (9/27/06)
EDUCATION: Clemson University (1998, Marketing)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting, fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1998
Q SCHOOL: 1998
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2004)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
cut in eight of 26 TOUR events, with one top-25 finish.
Amateur: Winner of 1997 NCAA Championship and 1997
and 1998 Atlantic Coast Conference Championship. Firstteam
All-America selection in 1996-98. Winner of the 1998
Dave Williams Award as country's top collegiate player.
One of only two Clemson Tigers to notch two top-10 finishes
in the NCAA Championship during their career. College
teammates included TOUR players Lucas Glover and
Jonathan Byrd.
PERSONAL:
Says his biggest thrills in golf were being at the 1986
Masters Tournament on Sunday when Jack Nicklaus rallied
to win his sixth green jacket and playing in the 2000 U.S.
Open at Pebble Beach.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2006 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.67 (49)
Driving Distance ..........................................300.1 (20)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................64.09% (84)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................67.96% (28)
Putting Average............................................1.797 (148)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2006 Low Round/Round: 63–Reno-Tahoe Open/2
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2005 Chrysler Classic of
Greensboro/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $264,000–2007
Reno–Tahoe Open/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 BellSouth
Classic/134
Year 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open T37
PGA T62
THE PLAYERS T16 CUT
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WATNEY, Nick
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2007 Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2004 Nationwide Tour Championship.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (1):
2003 Lewis Chitengwa Memorial Championship [Can].
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
2005 Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Zurich Classic of New Orleans; T9—Buick Invitational,
Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart.
2007 SEASON:
In third full season on the PGA TOUR, earned first victory at
the Zurich Classic of New Orleans in his 75th career
start...First top-10 came in second start of the season, a T9
at the Buick Invitational, six strokes behind champion Tiger
Woods...Two weeks later, held a share of the 18-hole lead
at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am after a 7-underpar
65 at Poppy Hills GC, and finished T42...In his ninth start
of the season, earned first TOUR win at the Zurich Classic of
New Orleans at age 25 years, 11 months and 28 days. Held
a two-stroke lead over Ken Duke through 54 holes after
opening 69-67-68. A final-round 70 was good for a threestroke
victory over Duke. Earned a career-high $1,098,000
paycheck and 4,500 FedExCup points, jumping from No. 72
to No. 12 in the standings...Qualified for the U.S. Open,
British Open and the PGA Championship for the first time in
his career. Made the cut in the British Open and finished
T35..Ended the season on a high note with a T9 finish at the
Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart.
Nick Watney
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Nicholas Alan Watney
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 180
BIRTHDATE: April 25, 1981
BIRTHPLACE: Sacramento, CA
RESIDENCE: Las Vegas, NV; plays out of San Joaquin
CC (Fresno, CA)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2003 8 2 1 1 73,255
2004 1
2005 31 15 2 4 605,369/127
2006 29 19 6 11 1,243,816/75
2007 26 17 1 3 7 93,336/41 1,838,629/43
Total 95 53 1 12 23 3,761,070
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2004 25 19 1 1 8 12 301,988/5
Total 25 19 1 1 8 12 301,988
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: In second season on TOUR, posted career-high six
top-10s and 11 top-25s to finish 75th on the money
list...Posted his first top-10 of the season (T7) at the AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am...Five months later, added a
T9 at the Buick Championship in July...Recorded a third top-
10 (T5) at the Reno-Tahoe Open in late August...Posted
back-to-back top-10s on TOUR for the first time with a T8 at
the Southern Farm Bureau Classic and a T6 at the Chrysler
Classic of Greensboro. Shared the first-round lead with
Brent Geiberger and John Rollins after an 8-under 64 in
Greensboro, and then held the second-round lead at 9-under
135. The second-round lead was his first on TOUR. The 64
matched his career-best on TOUR, which he shot three
times previously...Finished T5 at the FUNAI Classic, aided by
a third-round 64 on the Magnolia Course. 2005: After finishing
just out of the top 125 (No. 127) on the money list,
placed T5 at the Qualifying Tournament in December to gain
a higher status for 2006...Rookie on TOUR posted two top-
10s, including a T6 at the Michelin Championship at Las
Vegas thanks to a final-round 66. With a paycheck of
$139,000, climbed from 143rd to 118th on the money list.
2004: Made the cut in 19 of 25 tournaments on the
Nationwide Tour, including 12 top-25 finishes. Entered the
final event No. 19 on the official money list but posted his
first career win at the Nationwide Tour Championship,
jumping all the way to No. 5 with $301,988. Finished the
event at 15-under-par 273 after rounds of 69-64-71-69, good
for a three-stroke win...After missing five cuts in his first
seven starts, stormed back by making the cut in 15 of his
last 16 events of the season. 2003: Turned professional in
the summer following outstanding collegiate career at
Fresno State University...Made pro debut at the FBR Capital
FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: Fresno State University (2003)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports, music, video games
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2003
Q SCHOOL: 2005
JOINED TOUR: 2005
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2004)
Open in Washington, D.C. in June, missed the cut...First professional
win came at the Lewis Chitengwa Memorial
Championship on the Canadian Tour in August. Amateur:
Was the No. 1-ranked college player during his senior year
at Fresno State following four consecutive tournament wins
in the fall season. Helped Fresno State to the Western
Athletic Conference team title in the spring...Five wins during
his senior year were more than any other player in the
nation. Became the WAC's first three-time Player of the
Year. Freshman of the Year in the WAC. Three-time All-
American...Ben Hogan Award finalist in 2002...Palmer Cup
team member in 2002...Set Fresno State single-season
scoring record with a 70.53 average during junior
year...Coached by his uncle, Mike, at Fresno State.
PLAYER STATISTICS
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 07
U.S. Open CUT
British Open T35
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT
Bridgestone Invitational T61
NATIONAL TEAMS: Palmer Cup, 2002.
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.02 (118)
Driving Distance ..........................................299.8 (22)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................60.58% (120)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.57% (41)
Putting Average............................................1.837 (181)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–3 times, most recent Fry's
Electronics Open/1
Career Low Round/Round: 64–5 times, most recent 2006
FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,098,000–2007
Zurich Classic of New Orleans/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Wachovia
Championship/90
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2007 Shell Houston Open.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—Shell Houston Open; T4—Buick Invitational; T5—
Zurich Classic of New Orleans, U.S. Open; T8—FBR Open.
2007 SEASON:
In his second year on TOUR, collected a career-best five
top-10s, including a runner-up finish at the Shell Houston
Open. For the second straight season led the TOUR in
Driving Distance with an average of 315.2 yards...Rallied
with rounds of 69-67 on the weekend to finish T4 at the
Buick Invitational...The next week finished T8 at the FBR
Open to post back-to-back top-10s for the first time in his
career...Tallied a career-best finish (T2) at the Shell Houston
Open, where he shared the 36-hole lead after opening 69-
71 and held the 54-hole lead by three strokes after a
Redstone Golf Club Tournament Course record-tying 8under-par
64. Finished three strokes behind champion
Adam Scott after posting a final-round 72...Fourth top-10
came at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, where he finished
T5, five shots behind Nick Watney...In just second
career major championship start, finished T5 at the U.S.
Open. Trailed the leader, Angel Cabrera, by one stroke
through 36 holes, and finished four strokes behind the
eventual champion.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Rookie on TOUR after finishing 21st on the 2005
Nationwide Tour money list...Opened the year with a
fourth-place finish at the Sony Open in Hawaii, the first fullfield
event of the 2006 season. Collected his first paycheck
on TOUR, a season-best $244,800, more than he earned on
the 2005 Nationwide Tour money list ($202,437)...Best
effort of the season was a T3 at the Chrysler Classic of
Tucson, three strokes behind winner Kirk Triplett. Played 72
holes without a bogey...Bogey-free streak came to an end
at 100 holes after he bogeyed the par-4 seventh hole on
Bubba Watson
EXEMPT STATUS: 55th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Bubba Watson
HEIGHT: 6-3
WEIGHT: 180
BIRTHDATE: November 5, 1978
BIRTHPLACE: Bagdad, FL
RESIDENCE: Bagdad, FL
FAMILY: Wife, Angie
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2002 1
2004 1
2006 27 15 1 3 6 1,019,264/90
2007 26 14 1 5 9 93,634/37 1,654,807/55
Total 55 29 1 1 8 15 2,674,070
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2001 1 1 1,513/269
2003 21 13 2 7 79,854/63
2004 17 14 2 3 8 142,904/37
2005 24 19 1 1 5 9 202,437/21
Total 63 47 3 1 10 24 426,708
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Doral's Blue Monster (AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am-
4 holes, Chrysler Classic of Tucson-72, Ford Championship
at Doral-24)...Next top-10 came in August, a T6 at The
INTERNATIONAL. Led the field in Putting Average (1.457)
despite entering the week ranked 173rd on TOUR...Led
TOUR in Driving Distance with an average of 319.6 yards.
2005: Finished 21st on the Nationwide Tour money list. One
of three left-handers to graduate to the PGA TOUR from
Nationwide Tour, joined by Eric Axley and Greg Chalmers.
Fell from 18th to 21st on money list after the Nationwide
Tour Championship and grabbed the last available spot after
graduating class was expanded to top 21 thanks to a
change in the eligibility after Jason Gore's victory on the
PGA TOUR...Season highlighted by a T2 at the BMW Charity
Pro-Am at The Cliffs...Finished third at the Northeast
Pennsylvania Classic and fifth at the Virginia Beach
Open...Led TOUR in Driving Distance with an average of
334.0 yards (second-longest average in Tour history). 2004:
Finished second twice on the Nationwide Tour, losing in a
three-way playoff at the Lake Erie Charity Classic and finishing
T2 at the Mark Christopher Charity Classic...Blasted a
422-yard tee shot, the longest recorded drive in Nationwide
Tour history, at the Gila River Golf Classic...Finished 37th on
the final Nationwide Tour money list. 2003: Finished 63rd on
the Nationwide Tour money list. 2002: First career start on
the PGA TOUR was at the Compaq Classic of New Orleans
after Monday qualifying. Amateur: Three-time AJGA All-
America selection...First-team junior college All-American
at Faulkner State in Alabama...Attended the University of
Georgia where he helped the Bulldogs to the 2000 SEC title.
Second-team all-Southeastern Conference pick. Honorable
mention All-American.
PERSONAL:
Uses a pink shaft in his driver...Father started him in
golf...Attended the same high school (Milton, FL) as current
PGA TOUR players Heath Slocum and Boo Weekley...Selftaught
player who learned the game by hitting wiffle balls
around his house. “The house was probably an acre and a
EDUCATION: Faulkner State Community College,
University of Georgia
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Video games, collecting Nike
shoes
JOINED TOUR: 2006
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2005)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open CUT T5
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT
half yard with big trees, downtown Bagdad (FL). The house
is sitting here, and I drew in the dirt driveway. I'd draw a big
circle, and that would be my hole, a 5-foot circle. I'd go
around it to the left and then I'd go around it to the right. So
I learned to cut it. If you know about wiffle balls or plastic
balls, it's hard to cut. Then I learned to hook it the other way,
hit it high over limbs, hit it low under limbs. I'd say non-stop
every day from 6 to 12 years old. Instead of playing with
trucks out in the yard, I'd play with a ball and a club.”...Is
using the same putter he has had since he first took up the
game...Wife Angie is 6-foot-4 and a former University of
Georgia, WNBA and European professional basketball player.
She also serves as his agent...Has his own line of clothing,
Bubbagolf, featuring shirts, pants and windbreakers,
available through retailer Steve and Barry's...Sponsors the
Bubba Watson Invitational at the University of West Florida,
a women’s NCAA Division II golf tournament at Stonebrook
Village Golf Course, Watson’s home course in Pace, FL.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.83 (94)
Driving Distance ..........................................315.2 (1)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................56.16% (175)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.00% (56)
Putting Average............................................1.785 (71)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Shell Houston Open/3
Career Low Round/Round: 64–2007 Shell Houston
Open/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $484,000–2007 Shell
Houston Open/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 AT&T
National/77
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (39):
1974 Western Open. 1975 Byron Nelson Golf Classic,
British Open. 1977 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Andy
Williams-San Diego Open Invitational, Masters
Tournament, Western Open, British Open. 1978 Joe
Garagiola-Tucson Open, Bing Crosby National Pro-Am,
Byron Nelson Golf Classic, Colgate Hall of Fame Classic,
Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic. 1979 Sea Pines Heritage
Classic, MONY Tournament of Champions, Byron Nelson
Golf Classic, Memorial Tournament, Colgate Hall of Fame
Classic. 1980 Andy Williams-San Diego Open Invitational,
Glen Campbell-Los Angeles Open, MONY Tournament of
Tom Watson
WORLD GOLF HALL OF FAME MEMBER (Inducted 1988)
EXEMPT STATUS: Life member
FULL NAME: Thomas Sturges Watson
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 175
BIRTHDATE: September 4, 1949
BIRTHPLACE: Kansas City, MO
RESIDENCE: Stilwell, KS
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 8-4
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1968A 1 1
1971 6 5 2 2,185/191
1972 32 22 1 1 8 30,413/74
1973 31 23 2 8 13 73,692/35
1974 29 27 1 1 10 20 131,537/10
1975 25 22 2 1 1 12 21 153,796/7
1976 25 22 2 1 11 15 138,203/12
1977 23 22 5 1 3 17 19 310,653/1
1978 24 22 5 3 1 15 21 362,429/1
1979 21 20 5 4 1 15 18 462,636/1
1980 22 22 7 1 3 16 22 530,808/1
1981 21 19 3 3 1 10 16 347,660/3
1982 20 19 4 1 1 12 17 316,483/5
1983 17 16 1 2 10 14 237,519/12
1984 20 17 3 2 1 9 15 476,260/1
1985 19 17 1 1 7 11 226,778/18
1986 20 17 4 9 13 278,338/20
1987 20 15 1 1 5 12 616,351/5
1988 19 15 1 6 11 273,216/39
1989 18 13 1 2 7 185,398/80
1990 17 13 5 9 213,989/68
1991 16 12 1 1 6 10 354,877/45
1992 15 12 1 5 7 299,818/50
1993 16 14 4 9 342,023/46
1994 15 14 1 5 9 380,378/43
1995 16 14 3 7 320,785
1996 15 14 1 1 4 7 761,238/25
1997 16 12 1 5 8 479,146/45
1998 15 10 1 2 4 5 976,585/29
1999 13 7 1 141,410/174
2000 4 3 1 1 158,409/174
2001 4 1 9,950/240
2002 4 3 1 1 180,130/177
2003 4 2 1 108,017/204
2004 2 1 10,350/253
2005 2 1 26,243/241
2006 2 1 21,578/245
2007 2 1 1 64,350/223
Total 591 491 39 31 23 218 351 10,004,299
CHAMPIONS TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-8
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings Rank
1999 2 1 1 2 208,240 62
2000 13 1 4 10 13 1,146,361 13
2001 13 1 1 8 11 986,547 17
2002 14 1 5 10 12 1,522,437 8
2003 14 2 5 10 13 1,853,108 1
2004 12 1 1 5 7 475,203 42
2005 13 2 2 2 9 9 1,532,482 5
2006 13 1 1 7 12 961,741 14
2007 12 2 1 1 8 10 1,365,365 9
Total 106 10 20 5 68 89 10,051,484
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
Champions, Greater New Orleans Open, Byron Nelson Golf
Classic, British Open, World Series of Golf. 1981 Masters
Tournament, USF&G New Orleans Open, Atlanta Classic.
1982 Glen Campbell-Los Angeles Open, Sea Pines Heritage,
U.S. Open, British Open. 1983 British Open. 1984 Seiko-
Tucson Match Play Championship, MONY Tournament of
Champions, Western Open. 1987 Nabisco Championship.
1996 Memorial Tournament. 1998 MasterCard Colonial.
CHAMPIONS TOUR VICTORIES (10):
1999 Bank One Championship. 2000 IR SENIOR TOUR
Championship. 2001 Senior PGA Championship. 2002
SENIOR TOUR Championship at Gaillardia. 2003 Senior
FAMILY: Wife, Hilary; Meg (9/13/79),
Michael Barrett (12/15/82), stepchildren Kyle
(9/23/86), Paige (4/22/89), Ross (8/31/91)
EDUCATION: Stanford University (1971, Psychology)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Current affairs, hunting, fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1971
Q SCHOOL: Fall 1971
JOINED TOUR: 1971
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
British Open, JELD-WEN Tradition. 2005 Senior British
Open, Charles Schwab Cup Championship. 2007 Outback
Steakhouse Pro-Am, Senior British Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (4):
Dunlop Phoenix [Jpn]. 1984 Australian Open [Aus]. 1992
Hong Kong Open [Asia]. 1997 Dunlop Phoenix [Jpn].
OTHER VICTORIES (1):
1994 Skins Game.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T19—AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
Year 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84
Masters T8 T33 1 T2 T2 T12 1 T5 T4 2
U.S. Open T29 CUT T5 T9 7 T7 T6 CUT T3 T23 1 2 T11
British Open 1 CUT 1 T14 T26 1 T23 1 1 T2
PGA T12 T11 9 T15 T6 T2 T12 T10 CUT T9 T47 T39
THE PLAYERS CUT T8 T9 T5 CUT 2 T3 CUT T6 T19 T8
Year 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97
Masters T10 T6 T7 T9 T14 T7 T3 T48 T45 13 T14 CUT 4
U.S. Open CUT T24 2 T36 T46 CUT T16 CUT T5 T6 T56 T13 64
British Open T47 T35 7 T28 4 CUT T26 CUT CUT T11 T31 T10
PGA T6 T16 T14 T31 T9 T19 CUT T62 5 T9 T58 T17 CUT
THE PLAYERS T55 T58 CUT CUT T11 T36 T20 T2 10 T14 T29 T33 T53
TOUR Championship 1 T6
Year 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters CUT CUT CUT CUT T40 CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT
U.S. Open CUT T57 T27 T28
British Open CUT CUT T55 CUT CUT T18 T41 T48
PGA CUT CUT T9 T66 T48 CUT
THE PLAYERS T35 T62
TOUR Championship T18
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
CHAMPIONS TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 00 01 02 03 04 05 06
Senior PGA Championship T17 1 T18 T17 T4 T27 T23 T52
Constellation Energy Senior Players Champ T18 T8 T2 T3 T17
Senior British Open 1 T22 1 T23 1
U.S. Senior Open T10 T16 2 2 T25 T5 2 4
JELD-WEN Tradition T2 5 1 T55 T9 T14 T6
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup (5), 1977, 1981, 1983, 1989, 1993 (Captain); UBS Cup, 2003
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BEST 2007 CHAMPIONS TOUR FINISHES:
1—Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am, Senior British Open;
2—Constellation Energy Senior Players Championship;
3—Wal-Mart First Tee Open at Pebble Beach; 4—U.S.
Senior Open; T5—Bank of America Championship; T6—
JELD-WEN Tradition; T9—MasterCard Championship at
Hualalai
2007 SEASON:
In first start of 2007, finished T19 at the AT&T Pebble
Beach National Pro-Am. Paired with son Michael for the
event. It was his first top-25 since the 2003 British Open.
Extended streak to 36 consecutive seasons with at least
one made cut on the PGA TOUR...Also played in his 34th
Masters Tournament and just barely missed the 36-hole cut
after making a triple bogey-7 on the last hole
Friday...Continued his run of success at the Senior British
Open when he prevailed in adverse conditions to win by
one stroke over Mark O'Meara and Stewart Ginn at
Muirfield in July. Despite a double bogey at the 72nd hole,
claimed the event for the third time, duplicating victories in
2003 and 2005. Victory gave him eight official wins in the
British Isles (five British Open titles and three Senior British
Open titles), including seven in Scotland and 13 major
championships overall. The win also made him the second
three-time champion, joining Gary Player. Triumph at the
Senior British was his 10th career win on the Champions
Tour and was his 49th official title on both the PGA
TOUR/Champions Tour combined…First Champions Tour
victory of 2007 season came in February. Braved chilly and
windy conditions near Tampa to win the Outback
Steakhouse Pro-Am, holding off both Jay Haas and Andy
Bean by a stroke at TPC Tampa Bay. The win ended an 0-93
victory drought in Florida (0-77 on the PGA TOUR and 0-16
on the Champions Tour). Played his last nine holes in 3under
and made key par saves on two of his last four holes
to preserve the win, his first since the end of the 2005 season…Also
teamed with good friend Andy North to win a
third straight Raphael Division title at the Liberty Mutual
Legends of Golf. Duo edged Gary Koch and Roger Maltbie
by one stroke in the 36-hole better-ball competition in
Savannah.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Spent most of the season on the Champions Tour,
playing only two events on the PGA TOUR...Had a near miss
at the U.S. Senior Open in July at Prairie Dunes CC. Held a
two-stroke margin over eventual winner Allen Doyle after
54 holes but started Sunday's final round with bogeys on
three of the first six holes and then could not hold off a
Sunday charge from Doyle...Competed in his 30th British
Open and made his 22nd cut in the event, finishing
T48...Made his 33rd Masters appearance but did not make
the cut. 2005: Spent most of the season on the Champions
Tour, playing only two events on the PGA TOUR...Along
with Luke Donald, played the first two rounds of the British
Open at St. Andrews with Jack Nicklaus, who was making
his last appearance in a major championship. Went on to
make his second consecutive cut in the event and posted a
1-over 289 total to finish T41...Ended almost a two-year
official victory drought when he triumphed for the second
Tom Watson (Continued)
time at the Senior British Open, this time at Royal
Aberdeen, his sixth overall title in Scotland...Won the season-ending
Schwab Cup Championship and the seasonlong
Charles Schwab Cup and its $1-million first prize.
Came from six strokes back to defeat Jay Haas, thanks to a
closing 8-under 64. 2004: Finished T66 at the Bay Hill
Invitational and earned $10,350. It was his first made cut in
a PGA TOUR event since the 2002 Bank of America
Colonial...Played in 12 Champions Tour events and collected
five top-10s...Won his first Wendy's Champions Skins
Game on the third extra playoff hole...Had surgery on his
right shoulder in October. 2003: Played in just four events
for the fourth straight year on PGA TOUR but participated
in all nine majors between the PGA TOUR and Champions
Tour, a record for majors participation...Thanks to two major
victories, named Champions Tour Player of the
Year...Playing on a special exemption, the 53-year old
shared the first-round lead at the U.S. Open with Brett
Quigley at 5-under 65. Finished T28...Finished in top 10 in
10 of 14 events on the Champions Tour including two wins
and five runner-ups. Wins came in two of the Champions
Tour majors: Senior British Open and JELD-WEN
Tradition...Finished first in Charles Schwab Cup points and
donated entire $1-million bonus to ALS research, the disease
his caddie Bruce Edwards died from...Also the recipient
of the Card Walker Award and the Payne Stewart
Award. 2002: Made his 23rd cut in 29 appearances at the
Masters and finished T40...Was the oldest player to make
the cut at the PGA at Hazeltine National and finished T48.
2001: PGA TOUR record string of consecutive years earning
at least $100,000 stopped at 26 (1974-2000)...Picked up a
win for third consecutive year on Champions Tour at Senior
PGA Championship. 2000: Made cut in three of four majors
with a best finish of T9 in the PGA (missed Masters
cut)...Went over $1-million mark in season earnings for first
time in his career. 1998: Earned 34th PGA TOUR title with
victory at MasterCard Colonial. At 48, was oldest player to
win event (previous oldest:46-year-old Ben Hogan when he
captured his last of five Colonial titles)...Stretch between
first win, the 1974 Western Open, and most recent (23
years, 11 months, 24 days) third longest in TOUR history.
1997: Posted T3 at GTE Byron Nelson Classic and fourth at
Masters Tournament. Best finish at Augusta National since
1991. 1996: After nine-year absence, returned to the PGA
TOUR winner's circle with victory at Memorial
Tournament...Finished 25th on the money list, highest ranking
since 1987, and made first trip to THE TOUR
Championship since winning that event in 1987. 1993:
Captain of victorious Ryder Cup team. 1987: Won seasonending
Nabisco Championship (now THE TOUR
Championship) and finished in top five on money list (No. 5)
for last time in his career. 1984: Finished in top-3 six times
including three victories...First on final money list for fifth
time in career...Won PGA of America Player of the Year
Award for sixth time in career (1977, '78, '79, '80, '82, '84).
1983: Won the last of his eight major championship crowns
at the British Open. Also captured British Open titles in
1975, '77, '80, '82, Masters titles in 1977 and 1981 and the
1982 U.S. Open. 1982: Won only U.S. Open title, chipping
in on the 17th hole at Pebble Beach to nip Jack
Nicklaus...For sixth consecutive year, captured at least
three victories in a season. During that time (1977-82) posted
26 wins, 13 runners-up finishes and 10 thirds along with
being the PGA TOURs leading money-winner four years in
a row (1977-80)...Became one of six players to win U.S. and
British Opens in same year (Bobby Jones, Gene Sarazen,
Ben Hogan, Lee Trevino and Tiger Woods). 1980: Became
first player to earn $500,000 in a season when he captured
six TOUR events to go along with third British Open...Was
last player to win same event three consecutive years
(1978-79-80 GTE Byron Nelson Classics) before Tiger
Woods accomplished the feat twice in 2001. 1979: Earned
third consecutive Vardon Trophy (1977-79). 1974: First victory
came at Western Open, where he defeated Tom
Weiskopf and J.C. Snead by two strokes.
PERSONAL:
Active in Kansas City-area charitable endeavors, including
Children's Mercy Hospital and development of golf courses
for junior players. Won the 2003 Card Walker Award as the
result of his interest in junior golf...In 1999, named honorary
member of the Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews,
joining fellow Americans Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, former
President George Bush and Gene Sarazen...Led the
effort to raise awareness of ALS, the disease that took the
lives of longtime caddie Bruce Edwards and former TOUR
player Jeff Julian. Web site is driving4life.org.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................71.21 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................263.3 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................75.90% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................62.96% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.853 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 68–AT&T Pebble Beach National
Pro-Am/2
Career Low Round/Round: 63–3 times, most recent 1992
Buick Invitational of California/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $414,000–1998
MasterCard Colonial/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 1998 MasterCard
Colonial/13
2007 CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS:
Scoring Average ..........................................70.53 (10)
Driving Distance ..........................................276.9 (21)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................73.81% (20)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................69.63% (20)
Putting Average............................................1.734 (5)
MISCELLANEOUS CHAMPIONS TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round: 65–2 times, most recent 2007 3M
Championship/2.
Career Low Round: 62–2 times, most recent 2003 JELD-
WEN Tradition/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $440,000–2 times,
most recent 2005 Charles Schwab Cup Championship/1
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2007 Verizon Heritage.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Verizon Heritage; T2—The Honda Classic; T3—Viking
Classic; 6—Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-
Cancun; T9—PGA Championship.
2007 SEASON:
The 2006 Nationwide Tour graduate earned his first PGA
TOUR victory at the Verizon Heritage and collected more
than $2.5 million...After returning to the PGA TOUR for the
second time in 2007, posted first career top-10 in 30th
career start at the Mayakoba Golf Classic. Finished sixth,
three shots behind champion Fred Funk...One week later,
finished T2 at The Honda Classic after losing in a four-man
playoff. Three-putted the 72nd hole while holding a onestroke
lead, missing a 3-foot par putt to fall into a four-way
tie with Mark Wilson, Jose Coceres and Camilo Villegas.
Eliminated from playoff on second extra hole, the par-4
10th, on Monday morning when he and Villegas made
bogeys…Chipped in for par on the 71st and 72nd holes to
win his first TOUR title at the Verizon Heritage by one
stroke over Ernie Els. Posted rounds of 67-69-66-68—270
and overcame a two-stroke deficit to 54-hole leader Jerry
Kelly. Winds in excess of 40 mph forced the final round to
be postponed from Sunday to Monday. Finished at 14-under
par to hold off Els, who nearly holed his second shot for
eagle on the final hole. Jumped to No. 8 in FedExCup points
and earned $972,000 to surpass $1 million in season earnings
for the first time...Three back after a first-round 68 in
his first British Open start, finished T35...Made his first
start in a World Golf Championships event at the
Bridgestone Invitational. Was one stroke back of the lead
after the first round, finished T30...Carded a third-round 65
on his way to a T9 finish at the PGA Championship, his firstcareer
top-10 in a major championship...Posted a T21 in
first career TOUR Championship start, and finished 25th in
Boo Weekley
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Thomas Brent Weekley
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 210
BIRTHDATE: July 23, 1973
BIRTHPLACE: Milton, FL
RESIDENCE: Jay, FL; plays out of CC of Brewton (AL)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2002 24 5 2 95,206/200
2007 29 20 1 1 1 5 9 96,399/25 2,613,211/23
Total 53 25 1 1 1 5 11 2,708,417
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2002 2 1 1 6,750/195
2003 23 14 2 6 74,149/67
2004 20 13 1 4 49,690/91
2005 22 13 1 5 50,846/91
2006 24 19 2 2 9 14 312,843/7
Total 91 60 2 2 13 30 494,278
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 5 5 1 1 380,152
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
the FedExCup standings...Claimed his best finish since winning
the Verizon Heritage with a T3 at the Viking Classic two
weeks after the TOUR Championship...Teamed with Heath
Slocum to finish second at the OMEGA Mission Hills World
Cup in late November, losing to Scotland on the third hole
of a sudden-death playoff.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
Member of the PGA TOUR in 2002 and 2007 and the
Nationwide Tour in 2003-06. 2006: Finished seventh on the
Nationwide Tour money list to graduate from that Tour for
the first time and play on the PGA TOUR for the second
time. Posted a career-high nine top-10s (tied with Ken Duke
for Tour lead) and 14 top-25s on the Nationwide Tour.
Season powered by seconds at the National Mining
Association Pete Dye Classic (second in a playoff) and
Miccosukee Championship. Lost in a playoff to Jason Enloe
in West Virginia. Held the 54-hole lead in Chattanooga after
posting a season-low 22-under-par 194, before finishing
one shot out of the Kyle Reifers-Brandt Snedeker playoff.
2005: For the second consecutive year finished No. 91 on
the Nationwide Tour money list. Made 22 starts, finishing in
the top-25 five times, with a best effort being a T10 at the
Knoxville Open presented by Food City. 2004: Finished No.
91 on the Nationwide Tour money list. Made 20 starts, finished
in the top-25 four times, including his only top-10, a
T7 at the Northeast Pennsylvania Classic. 2003: In first season
on the Nationwide Tour, finished No. 67 on the money
list. Cracked the top 25 on six different occasions, with two
top-10s to his credit. 2002: Was a rookie on the PGA TOUR
after finishing T23 at the Qualifying Tournament in the fall
of 2001. Made the cut in five of 24 starts during his rookie
season on TOUR. Missed his first 10 cuts before finally
cashing a paycheck, with a T19 at the FedEx St. Jude
Classic in late June, his best effort of the season. 2001:
Made his first trip to the finals of the Qualifying Tournament
and finished T23. Played mini-tours in late-1990s, winning
multiple times on the DP Tour and the Emerald Coast Tour.
FAMILY: Wife, Karyn; Thomas Parker (8/14/01)
EDUCATION: Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting, fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1997
Q SCHOOL: 2001
JOINED TOUR: 2002
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2006)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 07
U.S. Open T26
British Open T35
PGA T9
THE PLAYERS T44
TOUR Championship T21
Bridgestone Invitational T30
NATIONAL TEAMS: World Cup, 2007.
PERSONAL:
Played high school golf with PGA TOUR member Heath
Slocum, his teammate at the 2007 OMEGA Mission Hills
World Cup. TOUR member Bubba Watson also attended and
played golf at their high school, Milton High School, and
nearby resident Joe Durant is a close friend. Slocum's dad,
Jack, served as his caddie during finals of a Qualifying
Tournament...Nicknamed after cartoon hero Yogi Bear's
sidekick, "Boo Boo" Bear...Studied turfgrass science in college
and later worked as a laborer at the Monsanto chemical
plant in Pensacola, FL...Used to wear rain pants because
cotton pants caused him to break out in a rash...Sponsored
by the outdoors apparel company Mossy Oak, which specializes
in camouflage apparel...Lists Ben Hogan as his hero.
CAREER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.24 (34)
Driving Distance ..........................................297.2 (36)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.40% (88)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.29% (49)
Putting Average............................................1.803 (132)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Mayakoba Golf Classic at
Riviera Maya-Cancun/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2002 FedEx St. Jude
Classic/4
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $972,000–2007
Verizon Heritage/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Frys.com
Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children/35
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (8):
1999 Air Canada Championship. 2000 World Golf
Championships-American Express Championship. 2001 THE
TOUR Championship. 2003 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic,
Nissan Open, Masters Tournament. 2004 Nissan Open.
2007 Fry's Electronics Open.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (2):
1997 BC TEL Pacific Open [Can], Canadian Masters [Can].
OTHER VICTORIES (3):
2003 Champions Challenge [with Dean Wilson]. 1999 Telus
Skins Game. 2004 Champions Challenge [with Dean
Wilson].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Fry's Electronics Open; T8—AT&T National, British
Open; T10—Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals
for Children.
2007 SEASON:
Returned to winner’s circle at the Fry's Electronics Open and
defeated World No. 1 Tiger Woods in Canadian homeland
at The Presidents Cup…Recorded his first top-10 of the
season with a T8 at the AT&T National. It was his first top-
10 since a solo sixth at the 2006 PGA Championship...
Finished T8 at the British Open to record back-to-back top-
10s for the first time since 2004 when he had consecutive
top-10s at the FBR Open (T5), AT&T Pebble Beach National
Pro-Am (T4) and Nissan Open (1), the last of his seven TOUR
titles...Was a Captain's Pick by International Team Captain
Gary Player for The Presidents Cup in his native country,
Canada...Shared the 36-hole lead at the Deutsche Bank
Championship, but closing rounds of 74-73 dropped him to
Mike Weir
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Michael Richard Weir
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 155
BIRTHDATE: May 12, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
RESIDENCE: Draper, UT
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 3-2
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1989A 1
1992A 1
1992 1
1993 2 1 1,940/317
1994 1
1995 1
1996 5 2 1 1 36,624/210
1997 4 1 7,709/287
1998 27 13 2 5 218,967/131
1999 30 20 1 1 1 7 12 1,491,139/23
2000 28 23 1 1 8 16 2,547,829/6
2001 23 20 1 2 1 6 13 2,777,936/11
2002 25 22 11 843,890/78
2003 21 20 3 4 10 16 4,918,910/5
2004 22 16 1 1 7 10 2,761,536/14
2005 23 14 1 2 6 1,363,467/56
2006 24 20 1 6 12 1,883,724/33
2007 23 20 1 4 9 89,198/87 1,986,053/35
Total 262 192 8 6 7 53 111 20,839,725
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1993 1
Total 1
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 8 7 2 4 553,557
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
T30. Ended the week 87th in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the
FedExCup standings, and failed to advance to the top-70
player field the next week at the BMW Championship...
Representing the International Team in home country of
Canada, posted a 3-1-1 record including a 1-up victory over
World No. 1 Tiger Woods in the Singles matches...Two
weeks later, continued strong play with a T10 at the
Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children...
One week later, captured eighth career TOUR title at the
inaugural Fry's Electronics Open, his first win since 2004.
Carded rounds of 69-64-65-68--266 to edge runner-up Mark
Hensby by one stroke, thanks in part to a 2-under-par effort
over the last five holes. Victory tied him with George
Knudson (8 wins, 1961-72) as the winningest Canadian in
TOUR history.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Finished in the top 40 (No. 33) on the money list for
the sixth time in the last eight seasons. Twelve top-25s
were the most since he had 16 in 2003...Best finish was a
T3 at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Held the
solo 36-hole and shared 54-hole leads (with Arron
Oberholser) before a closing 6-over 78 dropped him to
T3...Finished T6 at the U.S. Open at Winged Foot and sixth
at the PGA Championship. Posted at least two top-10s in
the majors for the third time in his nine-year TOUR career
(2003: 1st-Masters, T3 U.S. Open, T7 PGA, and 2004: T4-
U.S. Open, T9-British Open). 2005: Fell to No. 56 on the
money list with only two top-10s in 23 starts. Lingering neck
injury suffered at 2004 Bell Canadian Open affected
play...Finished in the top-10 for the fifth time in his last six
appearances at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
Collected his sixth career runner-up finish, four strokes
FAMILY: Wife, Bricia; Elle Marisa (12/19/97), Lili
(4/3/00)
EDUCATION: Brigham Young University (1993,
Recreation Management)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hockey, fly fishing, skiing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1992
Q SCHOOL: 1997, 1998
JOINED TOUR: 1998
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
behind Phil Mickelson and fired the only round in the 60s (5under
67) during Sunday's final round...2003 Masters champion
rebounded from missed cut in 2004 with T5 finish in
Augusta...Compiled a 2-2-0 record at The Presidents Cup,
including a 3-and-2 singles victory over Scott Verplank.
2004: Maintained top-10 Official World Golf Ranking status
on the strength of a victory at Nissan Open and top-10s in
two majors...Started the final round with a five-stroke lead
and survived a rainy final round at Riviera to successfully
defend his Nissan Open title. Won his previous six PGA
TOUR events from behind and was 0-for-5 with a 54-hole
lead. Closed with an even-par 71 and became the first backto-back
winner at Riviera since Corey Pavin in 1994-
95...Posted back-to-back top-10s at the U.S. Open with his
T4 finish (T3 in 2003). Then posted back-to-back top-10s in
a major with a T9 at the British Open in Scotland...Finished
as runner-up at the Bell Canadian Open after a bogey on the
72nd hole pushed him into a playoff with Vijay Singh.
Missed a 5-footer for birdie on the second extra hole to win
and was defeated by Singh on the following hole after
Weir's approach found the hazard just right of the green.
Held the second- and third-round leads, including a threestroke
lead heading into Sunday's final round. His best finish
and just the second top-10 in 14 starts in his national
Open. 2003: Had breakthrough season on TOUR with three
wins, matching his career total entering the season, including
his first major title at the Masters. Missed just one cut
all season for the fist time in his career. Fifth-place finish on
money list and earnings over $4.8 million were career
bests...Claimed fourth PGA TOUR title at Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic. Entered final day four shots behind Tim Herron but
final-round 67, tied for low final-round score, helped him
edge Jay Haas by two strokes...Won for second time in four
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T28 T27 T24 1 CUT T5 T11 T20
U.S. Open CUT T16 T19 CUT T3 T4 T42 T6 T20
British Open T37 T52 CUT T69 T28 T9 CUT T56 T8
PGA T10 T30 T16 T34 T7 CUT T47 6 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT T44 T19 T27 CUT T17 T22 T37
TOUR Championship T26 21 1 T19 T4
Accenture Match Play Championship T17 T17 T17 T17 T33 T9 T33
Bridgestone Invitational T24 25 T24 T23 T41 T36 T22 W/D
CA Championship T30 1 CNL T15 T28 T18 DNS T50
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (4), 2000, 2003, 2005, 2007; World Cup (3), 2000-
2002.
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WEIR, Mike
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events at the Nissan Open, finishing strong with a finalround
5-under 66. Defeated Charles Howell III with a birdie
on the second playoff hole after beginning the final round
seven strokes behind Howell. Payday moved him past the
$2-million mark for the third time in the last four seasons...After
recording just the fourth bogey-free final-round
by a winner in the 67-year history of the Masters (first since
Doug Ford in 1957), defeated Len Mattiace in a playoff with
a bogey on the first extra hole. Nailed a 6-footer for par on
the 18th hole to force the playoff. Became first left-hander
since Bob Charles at the 1963 British Open to win a
major...Finished season with top-10s in three of four
majors…Edged Los Angeles Dodgers relief pitcher Eric
Gagne to win The Canadian Press's male athlete of the
year award for a third time (also 2000 and 2001). 2002: Had
11 top-25s but did not have a top-10 finish for the first time
in his five-year TOUR career...Tied The Plantation Course
record with 10-under-par 63 before finishing T14 at the
Mercedes Championships. His 63 was the lowest firstround
score in Mercedes Championships history. 2001:
Earned over $2 million for second consecutive season and
picked up a victory for the third straight year...Finished season
by winning THE TOUR Championship. Final-round 68
put him in playoff with Ernie Els, Sergio Garcia and David
Toms. Birdie-3 on first extra hole gave him his first playoff
victory and made him first international player to win THE
TOUR Championship. 2000: First Canadian to play in
Presidents Cup, where he led the international team with a
3-2-0 record...Collected his second victory on the PGA
TOUR in the season-ending World Golf Championships-
American Express Championship. A bogey-free 67 on
Mike Weir (Continued)
Saturday and final-round 67 lifted him to his first World
Golf Championships title. Career-best $1 million first prize
moved him to sixth on the money list with $2,547,829, seventh
player to surpass the $2.5 million mark in single-season
earnings...Lost first TOUR playoff at Michelob
Championship when David Toms sank a five-foot par putt
on first extra hole. 1999: Went from being medalist at 1998
PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament to TOUR
Championship...Earned first PGA TOUR title at Air Canada
Championship with two-stroke victory over Fred Funk. Key
to victory was eagle-2 from 147 yards on No. 14 during final
round. First Canadian to win on native soil since Pat
Fletcher won 1954 Canadian Open. First Canadian to win
on TOUR since Richard Zokol won 1992 Greater Milwaukee
Open. 1998: As rookie, earned $218,967 to rank 131st on
money list. 1997: Led Canadian Tour Order of Merit after
winning BC TEL Pacific Open and Canadian Masters. Was
first Canadian to lead Order of Merit since Jerry Anderson
in 1989. 1993: Named Canadian Tour Rookie of the Year
after winning Infiniti Tournament Players Championship.
Amateur: Won 1990 Ontario Amateur
Championship...Western Athletic Conference Player of
Year and second-team All-American in 1992 at Brigham
Young...Winner of 1988 Ontario Junior Championship and
1986 Canadian Juvenile Championship.
PERSONAL:
During busy Presidents Cup week in Montreal in 2007, met
and presented Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper
with a personalized TaylorMade golf bag...Dropped the ceremonial
puck before the Toronto Maple Leafs playoff game
HOT SHOTS No. 13 at Colonial
against the Philadelphia Flyers on April 14, 2003. Prior to
2003 Presidents Cup, gave teammates Team Canada hockey
jerseys complete with names stitched on the back...Is
friend of former NHL player Adam Oates. Practiced with
NHL's Washington Capitals at beginning of two-week
break in late September 1999...At age 13, sought advice
from Jack Nicklaus. In a letter, asked whether he should
switch to playing right-handed. Response was to stick to
natural swing...Three-time recipient (2000-1 and 2003) of
Lionel Conacher Award, given to Canada's Male Athlete of
the Year. First golfer to be so honored since 1932...Enjoys
taking family to Barnes & Noble for reading nights with his
children...Web site is mikeweir.com.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.41 (48)
Driving Distance ..........................................287.1 (108)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.28% (92)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.26% (163)
Putting Average............................................1.784 (70)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 64–Fry's Electronics Open/2
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2001 Genuity
Championship/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,080,000–2003
Masters Tournament/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 Greater
Milwaukee Open/3
TOUGHEST PAR-3 GREENS TO HIT IN REGULATION
Rank Course Hole Par Yardage % Tournament
1 Doral Golf Resort & Spa 13 3 245 17.18 CA Championship
2 Riviera CC 4 3 236 24.04 Nissan Open
3 Oakmont CC 8 3 288 26.77 U.S. Open
4 Montreux G&CC 12 3 186 27.40 Reno-Tahoe Open
5 TPC Summerlin 8 3 239 30.00 Frys.com Open
EASIEST PAR-3 GREENS TO HIT IN REGULATION
Rank Course Hole Par Yardage % Tournament
1 Poppy Hills 17 3 163 86.59 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
2 Colonial CC 13 3 171 86.23 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial
3 TPC Deere Run 16 3 158 83.70 John Deere Classic
4 TPC Canyons 12 3 145 82.64 Frys.com
5 Grayhawk Golf Club - Raptor 8 3 174 82.44 Fry's Electronics Open
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2006 EDS Byron Nelson Championship.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2):
2003 Chitimacha Louisiana Open. 2004 Envirocare Utah
Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—World Golf Championships-CA Championship,
Deutsche Bank Championship; T8—The Honda Classic;
T10—EDS Byron Nelson Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Started the season with his first appearance in the
Mercedes-Benz Championship, where he was tied for the
first-round lead before finishing T22...Posted a final-round
67 to finish T8 at The Honda Classic for his first top-10 of the
season. Has three career top-10s at The Honda Classic,
including his first top-10 in 2002...Finished runner-up to Tiger
Woods at the World Golf Championships-CA Championship
at Doral Resort & Spa, recording his second top-10 in two
starts at the event. He finished T6 in 2006 in the World Golf
Championships event in England at The Grove...Tied for the
lead after 36 holes at the Masters Tournament before finishing
T37...With his T10 finish, became the first defending
champion of the EDS Byron Nelson Championship to finish
in the top-10 since Fred Couples did so in 1988...Collected
his second runner-up finish of the season with a T2 at the
Deutsche Bank Championship, aided by three rounds in the
60s. Held a one-stroke lead through 54 holes at TPC Boston
after a third-round 5-under 66. Could not hold off Phil
Mickelson in the final round, finishing two strokes back tied
with Tiger Woods and Arron Oberholser...Hit the two longest
drives of the year - 437 yards on the par-4 12th hole at the
season-opening Mercedes-Benz Championship and 435
yards at the Bridgestone Invitational.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
Member of the PGA TOUR in 2000-02, 2005-07 and the
Nationwide Tour in 2003-04. 2006: 2005 Q-School graduate
Brett Wetterich
EXEMPT STATUS: 27th in 2007 FedExCup points
FULL NAME: Brett Wetterich
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 205
BIRTHDATE: August 9, 1973
BIRTHPLACE: Cincinnati, OH
RESIDENCE: Jupiter, FL
FAMILY: Single
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1998 1
2000 9 1 7,174/242
2001 1
2002 32 12 1 1 203,034/174
2003 1
2005 28 10 2 5 576,029/132
2006 25 16 1 2 6 9 3,023,185/10
2007 28 17 2 4 7 96,174/27 2,208,282/28
Total 125 56 1 4 13 22 6,017,704
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2000 4 2 3,110/217
2001 4 1 1,535/266
2003 22 16 1 1 3 7 174,805/24
2004 28 16 1 1 5 7 253,637/10
2005 1 1 1 1 13,500/170
2006 1 1 2,850/249
Total 60 37 2 1 1 9 15 449,438
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 8 6 1 2 2 1,084,280
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
earned first PGA TOUR victory at the EDS Byron Nelson
Championship, competed for the United States at the Ryder
Cup and claimed 10th place on the TOUR’s money list…First
top-10, a T6 at the Shell Houston Open, came in his sixth start
of season...One week later, aided by three rounds in the 60s,
finished T4 at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans...Two weeks
later, earned first TOUR victory at the EDS Byron Nelson
Championship by one shot over Trevor Immelman and dedicated
the emotional win to his older brother, Mark, who was
killed by a drunk driver in Chicago in 2003. The first-place
check of $1.1 million was nearly as much as Wetterich had
made since turning pro in 1994...Picked up his fourth top-10 in
his last six starts (since Shell Houston Open) with a T2 finish
at the Memorial Tournament. Prior to the Shell Houston Open,
had just three career top-10s in 76 starts...Finished 10th on the
U.S. Ryder Cup team list to make his first Ryder Cup
team...Week after the Ryder Cup, finished T6 at the World Golf
Championships-American Express Championship in
London...Competed in first TOUR Championship, finishing T22.
2005: Finished T26 at the Qualifying Tournament to improve
his status for 2006 after finishing 132nd on the 2005 season
money list on the strength of two top-10s and five top-
25s...Recorded second top-10 of his career with a T6 at The
Honda Classic, three years after a T8 at the 2002 Honda
Classic. Held the second-round lead and shared the thirdround
lead with Geoff Ogilvy. Was 15-under through nine holes
on Sunday, but recorded two bogeys and a double down the
stretch and finished three strokes out of a three-man playoff
(14-under) won by Padraig Harrington...Next top-10 was a T10
at the Deutsche Bank Championship, jumping into Top 125 on
PGA TOUR Money List at No. 118. After Boston, ended the
year missing four cuts in last six starts, but managed to finish
strong with T12 at the Southern Farm Bureau Classic, the last
full-field event of the season. 2004: Entered the Nationwide
Tour Championship in the No. 23 spot on the money list but his
runner-up showing propelled him 13 spots to finish No. 10 and
earn his way back to the PGA TOUR...Recorded his second
career Nationwide Tour victory at the 2004 Envirocare Utah
Classic. 2003: Finished 24th on the Nationwide Tour after win-
EDUCATION: Wallace State Community College
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting, fishing, all sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1994
Q SCHOOL: 1999, 2001, 2005
JOINED TOUR: 2000
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2004)
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
ning his first career tournament in his initial event of the season
at the 2003 Chitimacha Louisiana Open. Opened the event
with a 10-under 62. 2002: Finished 174th on the TOUR money
list....Recorded first top-10, a T8 at The Honda Classic. Was
two behind Mike Weir entering the final round and shot 72 to
finish five behind winner Matt Kuchar. 2001: Finished T13 at
Qualifying Tournament to earn his card for 2002. 2000: Made
one cut in nine starts on the PGA TOUR. 1999: Finished 35th at
the Qualifying Tournament to earn PGA TOUR card for the 2000
season, his first official season on the TOUR. 1998: Qualified
for the U.S. Open at The Olympic Club, missed the cut.
PERSONAL:
Remembers older brother, Mark, who was killed by a drunk
driver in Chicago in 2003, with the initials, MTW, in bold letters
on his golf bag...His father started him playing golf at
age 2...Only college scholarship he received was at Wallace
State Community College in Hanceville, AL.
Year 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T37
U.S. Open CUT CUT
British Open CUT CUT
PGA CUT T32
THE PLAYERS T52
TOUR Championship T22 T29
Accenture Match Play Championship T33
Bridgestone Invitational T36 T30
CA Championship T6 2
NATIONAL TEAMS: Ryder Cup, 2006.
PLAYER STATISTICS
Brett WETTERICH
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.86 (97)
Driving Distance ..........................................303.9 (6)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................57.78% (156)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................66.32% (27)
Putting Average............................................1.820 (163)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent
Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart/2
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2002 Canon Greater
Hartford Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,116,000–2006 EDS
Byron Nelson Championship/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 World Golf
Championships-CA Championship/21
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WI, Charlie
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
T2—2007 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (9):
1997 Kuala Lumpur Open [Malaysia]. 2001 Volvo China
Open, Shin Han Dong Hae Open, SK Telecom Open [Korea].
2002 SK Telecom Open [Korea]. 2004 Pocari Sweat Open
[Korea], Taiwan Open [Asia]. 2005 GS Caltex Masters
[Korea]. 2006 Maybank Malaysian Open [Eur.].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T2—U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee; T5—Ginn sur
Mer Classic at Tesoro; T9—Buick Invitational.
2007 SEASON:
In second start of season, finished T9 at the Buick
Invitational. Opened with a 9-under-par 63 on the Torrey
Pines North Course, two off the pace of Brandt
Snedeker...Set the Champion Course record at PGA
National with a first-round, 5-under-par 65 at The Honda
Classic. Held the 18-hole lead and shared the 36-hole lead
with Robert Allenby at 5-under-par 135. Finished
T13...Finished a career-best T2 at the U.S. Bank
Championship, with birdies on four of the last five holes for
a final-round 68. Earned a career-best paycheck of
$298,667...Qualified for the first two PGA TOUR Playoffs for
the FedExCup events and finished T14 at the Deutsche Bank
Championship...Added a T5 at the Ginn sur Mer Classic at
Tesoro to move up 10 spots on the money list and top the
$1-million mark for the first time in his career.
Charlie Wi (WEE)
EXEMPT STATUS: 84th on 2007 money list
FULL NAME: Charlie Wi
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 175
BIRTHDATE: January 3, 1972
BIRTHPLACE: Seoul, South Korea
RESIDENCE: North Hills, CA; plays out of Wood Ranch
GC (Simi Valley, CA)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2002 1 1
2005 23 11 1 2 250,081/186
2006 1
2007 27 18 1 3 8 89,050/90 1,145,975/84
Total 52 30 1 4 10 1,396,056
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1996 27 12 1 7 23,601/80
1997 1
1998 13 5 2 2 26,571/77
1999 10 3 2 6,556/148
2000 25 13 1 31,451/106
2005 1
2006 17 13 1 4 6 137,238/40
Total 94 46 1 7 18 225,416
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Earned a return trip to the PGA TOUR in 2007 after
second successful stint at 2006 Qualifying Tournament, finishing
T16...Made the cut in 13 of 17 starts on the 2006
Nationwide Tour, with four top-10s. Finished the season No.
40 on the money list, with $137,238...Turned in one of the
most impressive stretches of the season, with four top-five
showings in five starts—a T4 at the Henrico County Open,
a career-best runner-up effort at The Rex Hospital Open, T5
at the Chattanooga Classic and T4 at the Peek'n Peak
Classic…Winner of the European Tour's Maybank
Malaysian Open by one stroke over two-time defending
champion Thongchai Jaidee, denying Jaidee his third
straight win at the event. 2005: Rookie season on TOUR the
result of successfully navigating through all three stages of
2004 Qualifying Tournament. T26 in his fourth attempt at
finals in 2004...Finished No. 196 on the money list during his
rookie season. T5 in his last start of the season at the
Southern Farm Bureau Classic...Opened with a 7-under 65
to share the first-round lead at the 84 LUMBER Classic with
three others. Finished T32. 2004: Winner of the Taiwan
Open on the Asian Tour. 2003: Made the cut in 10 of 25
starts on the European Tour with his only top-25 a T16 at the
Dunhill Links Championship. 2002: Made 13 of 17 cuts on
the European Tour. Best finish was a T5 at the Dubai Desert
Classic...Won the S K Telecom Open on the Asian Tour...First
career PGA TOUR start came at the World Golf
Championships-NEC Invitational, where he tied for 63rd.
2001: Best finish on the European Tour was a T3 at the
Carlsberg Malaysian Open...Won three times on the Asian
Tour including the Volvo China Open. 2000: Made 13 of 25
FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: University of California-Berkeley
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Skiing, all sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995
Q SCHOOL: 2004, 2006
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Year 02
Bridgestone Invitational T63
cuts on the Nationwide Tour with his only top-25 a T12 at
the Monterey Peninsula Classic. 1998: Had a pair of top-10s
in limited play on the Nationwide Tour. Tied for fourth at the
Wichita Open. 1996: Had one top-10 during his first full year
on the Nationwide Tour. Amateur: First-team All-America
in 1995 at University of California, posting the third-lowest
stroke average among collegians that season behind Tiger
Woods and Stewart Cink...Won the 1990 California State
Amateur at age 17 (second-youngest to accomplish that
feat) and the 1995 Southern California Amateur.
PERSONAL:
Introduced to golf by his father...Expert skier earned spending
money during college as a ski instructor...Student of
martial arts, assisting with flexibility in golf swing.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.71 (80)
Driving Distance ..........................................287.8 (105)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................65.24% (58)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.94% (58)
Putting Average............................................1.754 (17)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–Buick Invitational/1
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2007 Buick Invitational/1
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $298,667–2007 U.S.
Bank Championship in Milwaukee/T2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Verizon
Byron Nelson Classic/154
NATIONAL TEAMS: 2003 Asian Dynasty Cup. 2004 Korean International Team. 2006 World
Cup.
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BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH:
2—2007 Travelers Championship.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2007 Fort Smith Classic Presented by Stephens Inc..
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
2—Travelers Championship.
2007 SEASON:
Finished equivalent of 123rd on the PGA TOUR money list,
with his $835,515 total in 14 events. As a nonmember,
needed to collect more than the 125th place finisher on the
2007 PGA TOUR money list in order to earn his card for the
2008 season...Playing on a Sponsor Exemption in just his
second TOUR start of 2007, finished second at the Travelers
Championship, falling in a playoff to Hunter Mahan. Posted
rounds of 66-66-67-66--265. Held a share of the 36-hole
lead with David Toms and led Mahan by one through 54
holes. Missed a 12-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole that
would have secured first TOUR victory. Was unable to convert
7-foot birdie putt on the first extra hole that would have
extended the playoff as Mahan drained a 2-foot birdie putt
for the win. Earned a career-best $648,000...Two months
prior to near-miss at the Travelers Championship, earned
first career Nationwide Tour victory at the Fort Smith
Classic, closing with a 63 to earn $94,500...Joined the PGA
TOUR in early July as a Special Temporary Member for the
remainder of 2007...Made 11 cuts in 14 starts on TOUR.
Jay Williamson
EXEMPT STATUS: Top 125 on 2007 non-member
money list
FULL NAME: Justin Arch Williamson IV
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 180
BIRTHDATE: February 7, 1967
BIRTHPLACE: St. Louis, MO
RESIDENCE: St. Louis, MO; plays out of Bellerive CC
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1995 22 11 3 3 120,180
1996 27 13 1 2 82,773/175
1997 2 1 3,409/317
1999 32 12 1 4 263,618/144
2000 32 20 1 6 460,024/109
2001 35 13 3 4 476,031/106
2002 30 16 2 6 515,445/125
2003 31 17 1 1 4 627,132/101
2004 33 18 2 8 660,038/120
2005 16 10 1 3 382,653/163
2006 18 6 86,150/221
2007 14 11 1 1 3 835,515/
Total 292 148 1 1 16 43 4,512,968
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1992 1
1994 2
1995 8 2 1 2 11,133/114
1996 1
1997 6 3 1 3,673/158
1998 28 17 2 6 8 110,921/18
2006 7 5 2 3 47,092/107
2007 13 9 1 2 6 153,249/40
Total 66 36 1 2 11 20 326,068
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Playing under a Major Medical Extension, made the
cut in six of 18 starts on TOUR, with a T34 at the EDS Byron
Nelson Championship his best outing…Despite making
only seven starts, posted two top-10 finishes on the
Nationwide Tour…In his first start of the year, finished T5
at the Northeast Pennsylvania Classic. Posted a 13-underpar
total to finish three shots behind winner Craig Bowden.
2005: Limited to 16 events on TOUR due to knee injury.
Underwent surgery on June 29 and did not play after the
Barclays Classic…Lone top-10 of the season came in his
eighth start, a T10 at the weather-shortened, 54-hole
BellSouth Classic. 2004: Finished in the top 125 for the fifth
consecutive season…Earned $660,038 on the strength of
two top-10 finishes. 2003: Only top-10 was T3 at the
BellSouth Classic. Paycheck of $208,000 was then the
largest of PGA TOUR career. 2002: Finished 125th on the
money list, thanks to T16 finish at the Buick Challenge and
a T5 finish at the season-ending Southern Farm Bureau
Classic, which pushed him past David Frost by $5,600 for
the final fully-exempt spot on TOUR. 2001: Started the season
slow, but ended with a bang after changing his putting
grip to “the claw”...Best effort of season came at the
Marconi Pennsylvania Classic as rounds of 74-68-67-68
were good for T6. Was No. 131 going into the Pennsylvania
event on money list, where he adopted "the claw," and
jumped to 105th on money list...The next week at the Texas
Open at LaCantera, opened with 65 and was one back of the
lead through 18 holes, finish T11. 2000: Earned $460,024
and finished 109th on the money list. Made the most of his
exempt status, playing in 32 events and making the cut in
20 of those...Lone top-10 came at Bay Hill Invitational, a T7.
1999: Only top-10 was a T4 at the rain-shortened AT&T
FAMILY: Wife, Marnie; Whitney Lain (5/11/99); Justin
Thomas (8/5/02), George Marshall (9/29/05)
EDUCATION: Trinity College (1989, Political Science)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Stock market, current events,
sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1990
Q SCHOOL: 1994, 1995, 1998
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Made $263,618 and finished
144th on the money list...Returned to Qualifying
Tournament to improve his position for the next season on
the PGA TOUR and finished T2. 1998: Member of the
Nationwide Tour. Finished 18th on the money list thanks to
two runner-up finishes...Lost to good friend Matt Gogel in a
four-hole playoff at the Omaha Classic...Late in the season,
finished alone in second at the Inland Empire Open in
Moreno Valley, CA. 1995: Rookie on the PGA TOUR...Best
finish was a T4 at the Ideon Classic at Pleasant Valley. 1991:
Winner of Kansas Open. Amateur: Named Senior Scholar
Athlete at Trinity College in 1989.
PERSONAL:
Played baseball and hockey in college. Avid hockey fan.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.29 (N/A)
Driving Distance ..........................................295.3 (N/A)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................75.90% (N/A)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................65.45% (N/A)
Putting Average............................................1.748 (N/A)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–U.S. Bank Championship in
Milwaukee/1
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2004 Michelin
Championship at Las Vegas/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $648,000–2007
Travelers Championship/2
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 AT&T
National/119
Year 99 00 01 02 03 04 05
U.S. Open CUT DQ T20
THE PLAYERS T58 CUT T27 CUT T56
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2006 The INTERNATIONAL.
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (6):
2002 Tsuruya Open [Jpn], Gateway to the Open Mizuno
Open [Jpn]. 2001 Japan PGA Championship, Japan PGA
Match Play Championship, UBE Kosan Cup [Jpn]. 2000 Aiful
Cup [Jpn].
OTHER VICTORIES (2):
2003 Champions Challenge [with Mike Weir]. 2004
Champions Challenge [with Mike Weir].
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
T5—Stanford St. Jude Championship; T6—Valero Texas
Open; T8—FBR Open; T10—Verizon Heritage.
2007 SEASON:
After winning in 2006, finished in the top-10 four times in
2007...First top-10 of the season was a T8 at the FBR Open,
thanks to weekend rounds of 65-66…In his only start in a
World Golf Championships event during the season, finished
T16 at the CA Championship at Doral...Made his first
start at the Masters Tournament, finished T30...The next
week, notched his second top-10 of the season at the
Verizon Heritage with a T10 finish...Best finish of the season
was a T5 at the Stanford St. Jude Championship, keyed
by rounds of 66-68 on the weekend…Finished T6 at the
Valero Texas Open thanks in part to birdies on two of his
final three holes on Sunday, his fourth consecutive top-10
finish at LaCantera. Placed T3 in 2004, seventh in 2005 and
T2 in 2006. Finish was his fourth top-10 of the season and
marked his third straight season with at least four top-10s.
Dean Wilson
EXEMPT STATUS: 2006 tournament winner
(through 2008)
FULL NAME: Dean Hiroshi Wilson
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 175
BIRTHDATE: December 17, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Kaneohe, HI
RESIDENCE: Las Vegas, NV
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
2001 2 1 30,055
2002 4 2 1 41,344
2003 27 15 2 7 654,345/98
2004 33 16 1 1 4 561,340/133
2005 27 17 4 7 821,903/102
2006 34 23 1 1 6 11 2,509,857/22
2007 28 18 4 9 90,256/75 1,258,507/76
Total 155 92 1 1 1 17 39 5,877,351
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
1993 1 1 904/216
1995 1
1996 8 1 1 2,463/184
1999 8 5 2 14,061/111
Total 18 7 3 17,428
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: In fourth full season on TOUR, earned first victory in a
playoff over Tom Lehman at The International, and later
earned first TOUR Championship berth. Posted a career-best
six top-10s and finished 22nd on the TOUR money
list...Collected his first TOUR win in his 118th start by
defeating Lehman with a birdie on the second playoff hole
at The International. Led the tournament in birdies with 23,
including the playoff birdie. His 12 points during final round
were the most by a winner since Rich Beem recorded 19 in
2002. Began final round five points behind third-round
leader Zach Johnson. Became fourth first-time winner at
Castle Pines Golf Club and first since Rod Pampling in 2004.
Became the first Hawaiian-born player to win on TOUR
since David Ishii, who won the 1990 Hawaiian
Open...Finished T2 at The Valero Texas Open. 2005: One off
the lead after 18 holes at the Buick Invitational after a posting
9-under-par 63. Disqualified for failing to sign his scorecard
after a second-round 75...First top-10 of year was solo
sixth at the Barclays Classic, where he posted the third double
eagle in tournament history on the ninth hole in the second
round, holing a 4-iron from 217 yards. 2004: Played in
33 events on the PGA TOUR and finished No. 133 on money
list. Returned to Qualifying Tournament and finished T13 to
regain full playing status in 2005...After Bell Canadian Open
was No. 150 on the money list, posted first top-10 of season
with a T3 at the Valero Texas Open to earn $203,000.
Jumped to No. 121 on money list with best career finish.
Led by one stroke through 36 holes after opening 64-65.
2003: Came to PGA TOUR after garnering six victories on
the Japan Golf Tour during three-year stretch (2000-02).
Rookie was one of seven (out of 38) players to retain full
status out of TOUR Qualifying School...In only his 10th
career start on the PGA TOUR, finished T6 at the Chrysler
Classic of Tucson. 2002: Earned status for the 2003 season
FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: Brigham Young University (1992,
Secondary Education)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1992
Q SCHOOL: 2002, 2004
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
by finishing T11 at the PGA TOUR Qualifying
Tournament...Best finish in four starts was T23 at Sony
Open in Hawaii...Won twice on the Japan Golf Tour, at the
Tsuruya Open and Gateway to the Open Mizuno Open. 2001:
Breakthrough year in Japan with three victories, including
the Japan PGA match-play and stroke-play championships,
both considered majors on that tour, and made it into the
top 70 in the Official World Golf Ranking. Finished second
on the Japan PGA Tour money list, earning over
$950,361...Also finished T30 at the U.S. Open. 2000: JPGA
rookie of the year. 1999: Member of the Nationwide Tour,
finishing with two top-25s in eight starts. 1996: One top-25
finish in eight starts on the Nationwide Tour. Amateur:
Medalist at the 1991 Western Athletic Conference
Championship. Member of the 1990-92 WAC championship
teams at Brigham Young University. College teammate for
three seasons at BYU with TOUR member Mike Weir.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.66 (77)
Driving Distance ..........................................276.2 (179)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................63.61% (84)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................61.79% (150)
Putting Average............................................1.779 (57)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–2 times, most recent
Wyndham Championship/4
Career Low Round/Round: 62–2005 Valero Texas Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $990,000–2006 The
INTERNATIONAL/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Greater
Milwaukee Open/53
Year 01 02 03 04 05 06
Masters T30
U.S. Open T30 CUT CUT T51
British Open CUT CUT
PGA CUT CUT T29 CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT CUT CUT
TOUR Championship T19
Bridgestone Invitational T45
CA Championship CNL T22 T16
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1):
2007 The Honda Classic.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—The Honda Classic; T9—U.S. Bank Championship in
Milwaukee; T10—Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners
Hospitals for Children.
2007 SEASON:
Earned first career PGA TOUR victory in 111th career start
at The Honda Classic at age 32 years, 5 months, 3 days.
Defeated Jose Coceres with a birdie-2 on the third playoff
hole, the par-3 17th, on Monday morning, as play had been
suspended due to darkness after one playoff hole on
Sunday evening. Camilo Villegas and Boo Weekley were
eliminated on the second playoff hole when they made
bogeys. Posted rounds of 72-66-66-71--275 (5-under-par).
Second-round 66 included a self-imposed two-stroke penalty
as caddie had given advice regarding club selection to a
fellow competitor early in the round. Sank a 47-foot par putt
on the 16th hole Sunday and made a 31-footer for par on
the first playoff hole to stay alive. Became the 10th firsttime
winner in tournament history, and the fourth in the last
seven years. Recorded the 200th victory on the PGA TOUR
by a Nationwide Tour alumnus. Earned 4,500 FedExCup
points and $990,000. Of his two-stroke penalty, Wilson
said, "I don't think I would be here if I had not called it on
myself, because I would be thinking about it and if I would
be sitting here and had I not called it on myself, every time
I looked at that trophy, it would be tarnished."…Recorded
seven straight birdies on holes three through nine in the
third round of the Memorial Tournament, the most on TOUR
in 2007…Wisconsin native earned first top-10 in 10th start
at the U.S. Bank Championship, carding rounds of 67-69 on
the weekend. Previous best finish in Milwaukee was T31 in
1999…Opened 66-67 en route to third top-10 of the season
Mark Wilson
EXEMPT STATUS: 2007 tournament winner
(through 2009)
FULL NAME: Mark Joseph Wilson
HEIGHT: 5-8
WEIGHT: 145
BIRTHDATE: October 31, 1974
BIRTHPLACE: Menomonee Falls, WI
RESIDENCE: Elmhurst, IL; plays out of Cog Hill G&CC
(Lemont, IL)
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1996A 1
1998 2
1999 1 1 12,765/270
2000 1 1 8,500/
2001 2 2 13,727/
2002 1
2003 30 11 1 3 482,502/128
2004 19 12 1 2 300,317/167
2005 25 12 1 3 3 573,218/133
2006 24 16 1 4 444,318/156
2007 25 18 1 3 6 93,313/42 1,637,112/56
Total 131 73 1 1 9 18 3,472,460
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings/Rank
2000 1
2001 3 2 2,624/237
2002 23 11 1 1 31,312/111
2004 6 2 2 2 26,108/129
2006 1 1 5,550/215
Total 34 16 3 3 65,595
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
at the Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for
Children. Finished T10.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Playing with No. 126-150 status, finished 156th on
money list with one top-10 in 24 starts...Earned TOUR card
for 2007 with T29 finish at Qualifying Tournament...Posted
first top-10 of the season in his third start, a T9 at the
Chrysler Classic of Tucson. Held first-round lead after with
an 8-under 64. Was the first lead of any kind on TOUR in his
85th start. 2005: Regained TOUR card for 2005 with T26 finish
at Qualifying Tournament...Slow start to the season, but
finished the second half of the season with three top-10s,
beginning with the Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston.
Collected first top-10 of season in 18th start with a T10 at
Deutsche Bank Championship. Marked third career top-10
in 74 TOUR starts...Recorded his best finish to date, a T3 at
the Valero Texas Open. His previous best was a solo fourth
at the 2003 HP Classic of New Orleans. His $203,000 payday
almost doubled his season earnings to $429,323...Three
starts later posted his third top-10 of the season with a T10
at the FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort, aided by
a career-best 9-under 63 in the third round. His top-10 finish
earned a spot in the following week's Chrysler
Championship. He collected $110,000 at the FUNAI Classic
to improve season earnings to $553,623, moving from 151st
on the season money list to 131st with two full-field events
remaining in the season. Made the cut in the last two full
field events of the season to finish 133rd on the final season
money list. 2004: Playing with No. 126-150 status, participated
in 19 events with one top-10, a T5 at the Reno-
Tahoe Open...Also played in six Nationwide Tour events
with two top-10s. 2003: As a rookie, playing in his 19th
career event on TOUR, posted first top-10, a solo fourth at
the HP Classic of New Orleans...Narrowly missed retaining
card, finishing 128th on money list. 2002: Earned his first
FAMILY: Wife, Amy; Lane
EDUCATION: University of North Carolina (1997,
Mathematics)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Being home, hanging with my
son, watching “The Office”
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1997
Q SCHOOL: 2002, 2004, 2006
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
trip to the TOUR via a T17 finish at the 2002 Qualifying
Tournament...Spent season as a rookie on the Nationwide
Tour. Only top-10 was a T8 at the SAS Carolina
Classic...Missed cut at the Greater Milwaukee Open, his
only TOUR appearance...Played the Hooters Tour from 1998-
2001 and won three times...Played the PGA Tour of
Australasia from 2000-02. Amateur: Won Ben Hogan
Award in 1996 as top NCAA student golfer.
PERSONAL:
Has two career holes-in-one in competitive rounds, both
while playing with TOUR player Doug LaBelle II...Cites Ben
Hogan as his hero...In 2006, donated $30,000 to Midwest
Athletes Against Childhood Cancer Fund, the largest single
donation by an athlete in the charity’s history. Made
donation before re-earning PGA TOUR status via
Qualifying Tournament.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................70.48 (52)
Driving Distance ..........................................283.9 (136)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................67.04% (32)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................64.43% (79)
Putting Average............................................1.812 (156)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 65–BMW Championship/4
Career Low Round/Round: 63–2 times, most recent 2005
FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort/3
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $990,000–2007 The
Honda Classic/1
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Masters
Tournament/80
Year 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
U.S. Open CUT
PGA CUT
THE PLAYERS CUT
Bridgestone Invitational T36
CA Championship 25
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (61):
1996 Las Vegas Invitational, Walt Disney
World/Oldsmobile Classic. 1997 Mercedes Championships,
Masters Tournament, GTE Byron Nelson Golf Classic,
Motorola Western Open. 1998 BellSouth Classic. 1999
Buick Invitational, Memorial Tournament, Motorola
Western Open, PGA Championship, World Golf
Championships-NEC Invitational, National Car Rental Golf
Classic/Disney, THE TOUR Championship, World Golf
Championships-American Express Championship. 2000
Mercedes Championships, AT&T Pebble Beach National
Pro-Am, Bay Hill Invitational, Memorial Tournament, U.S.
Open, British Open, PGA Championship, World Golf
Championships-NEC Invitational, Bell Canadian Open. 2001
Bay Hill Invitational, THE PLAYERS Championship, Masters
Tournament, Memorial Tournament, World Golf
Championships-NEC Invitational. 2002 Bay Hill Invitational
presented by Cooper Tires, Masters Tournament, U.S. Open,
Buick Open, World Golf Championships-American Express
Championship. 2003 Buick Invitational, World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship, Bay
Hill Invitational presented by Cooper Tires, 100th Western
Open presented by Golf Digest, World Golf Championships-
American Express Championship. 2004 World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship. 2005
Buick Invitational, Ford Championship at Doral, Masters
Tournament, British Open, World Golf Championships-NEC
Invitational, World Golf Championships-American Express
Championship. 2006 Buick Invitational, Ford Championship
at Doral, British Open, Buick Open, PGA Championship,
World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational,
Deutsche Bank Championship, World Golf Championships-
American Express Championship. 2007 Buick Invitational,
World Golf Championships-CA Championship, Wachovia
Championship, World Golf Championships-Bridgestone
Invitational, PGA Championship, BMW Championship, THE
TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola.
Tiger Woods
EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 2006 PGA Championship
(through 2011)
FULL NAME: Eldrick T. Woods
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 185
BIRTHDATE: December 30, 1975
BIRTHPLACE: Cypress, CA
RESIDENCE: Orlando, FL
PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 10-1
Events Cuts FedExCup Pts/ Earnings/
Year Played Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Rank Rank
1992A 1
1993A 3
1994A 3
1995A 4 3
1996A 3 2 1
1996 8 8 2 2 5 7 790,594/24
1997 21 20 4 1 1 9 14 2,066,833/1
1998 20 19 1 2 2 13 17 1,841,117/4
1999 21 21 8 1 2 16 18 6,616,585/1
2000 20 20 9 4 1 17 20 9,188,321/1
2001 19 19 5 1 9 18 5,687,777/1
2002 18 18 5 2 2 13 16 6,912,625/1
2003 18 18 5 2 12 16 6,673,413/2
2004 19 19 1 3 3 14 18 5,365,472/4
2005 21 19 6 4 2 13 17 10,628,024/1
2006 15 14 8 1 1 11 13 9,941,563/1
2007 16 16 7 3 12 15 123,033/1 10,867,052/1
Total 230 216 61 23 17 144 190 76,579,376
EUROPEAN TOUR
Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings
2007 8 8 3 2 1 7 8 5,498,781
* Majors and World Golf Championships are considered official on multiple tours*
INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES (10):
1997 Asian Honda Classic. 1998 Johnnie Walker Classic
[Asia]. 1999 Deutsche Bank Open-TPC of Europe [Eur],
World Cup of Golf [indiv]. 2000 Johnnie Walker Classic.
2001 Deutsche Bank-SAP Open TPC of Europe. 2002
Deutsche Bank-SAP Open TPC of Europe. 2004 Dunlop
Phoenix [Jpn]. 2005 Dunlop Phoenix [Jpn]. 2006 Dubai
Desert Classic [Eur].
OTHER VICTORIES (13):
1998 PGA Grand Slam of Golf. 1999 World Cup [with Mark
O'Meara], PGA Grand Slam of Golf. 2000 EMC World Cup
[with David Duval]. PGA Grand Slam of Golf. 2001 Williams
World Challenge, PGA Grand Slam of Golf. 2002 PGA Grand
Slam of Golf. 2004 Target World Challenge. 2005 PGA
Grand Slam of Golf. 2006 PGA Grand Slam of Golf, Target
World Challenge. 2007 Target World Challenge.
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES:
1—Buick Invitational, World Golf Championships-CA
Championship, Wachovia Championship, World Golf
Championships-Bridgestone Invitational, PGA
Championship, BMW Championship, THE TOUR
Championship presented by Coca-Cola; T2—Masters
Tournament, U.S. Open, Deutsche Bank Championship;
T6—AT&T National; T9—World Golf Championships-
Accenture Match Play Championship.
2007 SEASON:
World No. 1 won seven times en route to capturing the
inaugural FedExCup, cruising through the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup with two wins and a T2 in three
starts. Captured 13th career major championship (second
all-time to Jack Nicklaus' 18) and finished the year with 61
official PGA TOUR victories, fifth all-time. Adjusted scoring
average was 67.79, matching own record set in 2000. With
60 official rounds, won his seventh career Vardon Trophy
and also captured the Byron Nelson Award. Voted Player of
FAMILY: Wife, Elin; Sam Alexis
EDUCATION: Stanford University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Basketball, fishing, all sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1996
JOINED TOUR: 1996
PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARY
the Year...In first start of PGA TOUR season at the Buick
Invitational, came from two strokes back in the final round
to post seventh consecutive PGA TOUR victory, dating back
to the 2006 British Open. Victory was fifth career Buick
Invitational triumph, his third event with five-plus victories
(CA Championship and Bridgestone Invitational, both six
times), and the 55th of his PGA TOUR career. Began the final
round two shots back of Andrew Buckle and Brandt
Snedeker, and posted the low round on Sunday, a 6-underpar
66, to finish two strokes ahead of runner-up Charles
Howell III…Finished T9 at the World Golf Championships-
Accenture Match Play Championship. Fell to Nick O'Hern in
20 holes in the third round, thereby ending his seven-tournament
TOUR winning streak, the second longest in TOUR
history behind Byron Nelson's 11 consecutive wins in
1945…Logged 56th career TOUR victory and 13th official
World Golf Championships title in 24th start at the CA
Championship at Doral Golf Resort & Spa. Held the 36- and
54-hole leads before closing out a two-stroke win over Brett
Wetterich, marking the 39th time winning (in 42 events)
when holding at least a share of the third-round lead. Sixth
victory at the event, joining Sam Snead, Jack Nicklaus, Alex
Ross and Harry Vardon as six-time winners of a single TOUR
event…Finished T2 at the Masters Tournament, two shots
behind winner Zach Johnson. Finish was his seventh top-5
at the Masters and third in a row…Claimed the title at the
Wachovia Championship, his 57th professional win and first
in North Carolina. Carded rounds of 70-68-68-69--273,
which was a new tournament record. Eagled the par-5 seventh
and overcame a double bogey at the par-3 13th in the
final round to beat Steve Stricker by two shots…In search
of third career U.S. Open title, finished T2 at Oakmont
Country Club, his fourth career runner-up at a major championship
(two U.S. Opens, one Masters, one PGA). Tied with
Jim Furyk, one stroke behind champion Angel Cabrera. Wife
Elin gave birth to their first child, daughter Sam Alexis, on
Monday morning following the U.S. Open…Tournament
host finished T6 at the AT&T National. Woods took the
Year 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Masters T41 CUT 1 T8 T18 5 1 1 T15 T22 1 T3 T2
U.S. Open W/D T82 T19 T18 T3 1 T12 1 T20 T17 2 CUT T2
British Open T68 T22 T24 3 T7 1 T25 T28 T4 T9 1 1 T12
PGA T29 T10 1 1 T29 2 T39 T24 T4 1 1
THE PLAYERS T31 T35 T10 2 1 T14 T11 T16 T53 T22 T37
TOUR Championship T21 T12 20 1 2 T13 T7 26 2 2 1
Accenture Match Play Championship T5 2 T33 1 1 T17 T9 T9
Bridgestone Invitational 1 1 1 4 T4 T2 1 1 1
CA Championship 1 T5 CNL 1 1 9 1 1 1
NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (5), 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2007; Ryder Cup (5),
1997, 1999, 2002, 2004, 2006; World Amateur Team Championship, 1994; Walker Cup, 1995;
Dunhill Cup, 1998; World Cup (3) 1999-2001.
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opportunity to honor the memory of his late father, Earl, a
Green Beret who served in Vietnam, as well as servicemen
around the world…Collected his sixth title at the World
Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational in Akron.
Won by eight strokes after a closing 5-under 65 at
Firestone CC. Was the only player in the field to finish
under par with an 8-under 272 total. Joined Jack Nicklaus
(Masters/Augusta National), Sam Snead (Miami
Open/Miami Springs G&CC) and Alex Ross (North & South
Open/Pinehurst No. 2) as the only players to win six TOUR
events on the same course…Carded rounds of 71-63-69-
69--272 en route to winning the PGA Championship, his
13th career major title. Second-round 63 tied the all-time
low round in major championship history. Birdie putt on
final green lipped out for 62. Victory solidified his spot as
the number one seed for the inaugural PGA TOUR Playoffs
for the FedExCup. Increased his major championship record
to 13-for-13 when holding the 54-hole lead…Was three
back entering the final round at the Deutsche Bank
Championship, but fell short with a final-round, 4-under 67
to finish T2, two behind Phil Mickelson. It was the 23rd runner-up
finish of his career…Matched the low final round of
his career with an 8-under 63 to win the BMW
Championship by two strokes for 60th career TOUR victory.
Took the lead for good with a 12-foot birdie on the 13th
hole and kept his distance from third-round co-leaders
Aaron Baddeley and Steve Stricker. Finished at 22-under
262, breaking by five shots the record he set four years
prior at Cog Hill…Entered THE TOUR Championship No. 1
in the FedExCup standings and romped for his seventh victory
of the season by eight over Mark Calcavecchia and
Zach Johnson with rounds of 64-63-64-66--257. Finished
12,578 points ahead of No. 2 Steve Stricker in the final
FedExCup standings. Earned a $10-million bonus for capturing
the FedExCup along with $1.26 million for winning THE
TOUR Championship. Season earnings were a career-best
$10,867,052. Averaged 65.75 in the 12 rounds played during
the PGA TOUR Playoffs. First player to win THE TOUR
Championship multiple times. The 257 72-hole total was
the lowest in TOUR Championship history and third-lowest
in TOUR history. Bart Bryant had a 264 total in winning in
2005. Held the 36- and 54-hole lead, and is 41-3 when holding
at least a share of the 54-hole lead on TOUR, including
11 consecutive...Compiled a 3-2-0 record for victorious
United States Presidents Cup team... Completed the year
by winning a fourth Target World Challenge, tying the tournament
record (22-under) and setting the 18-hole mark
(second-round 62) in winning by seven strokes.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2006: Difficult season off the course, as he suffered the
loss of father Earl after a long battle with cancer on May 3.
Inside the ropes, World No. 1 dominated with eight victories,
including two major titles (British Open and PGA
Championship). Entered the 2007 season with a TOUR
streak of six consecutive victories. Led the TOUR in scoring
average (68.11) but not eligible for seventh Vardon Trophy
as he did not play 60 competitive rounds. Won Byron
Nelson Award for low scoring average...Won his first start
of the season for the fourth time in 11 seasons on TOUR.
Became the first player in Buick Invitational history to win
the tournament four times (1999, 2003, '05, '06). Made an
8-foot birdie on 72nd hole to get into a three-man playoff
with Jose Maria Olazabal and Nathan Green. Green was
eliminated after first hole, Olazabal on the second...The
next week defeated Ernie Els in a one-hole playoff to capture
the Dubai Desert Classic. Managed to make the cut at
the Nissan Open, but withdrew on Saturday morning due to
the flu...Finished T9 at the World Golf Championships-
Accenture Match Play Championship. In the first round,
defeated Stephen Ames 9 and 8, making it the largest
match-play victory in the eight-year history at the event.
Two-time champion lost to Chad Campbell in the third
round, 1-up…Following week, defended his title at the
Ford Championship at Doral, picking up his second TOUR
victory in four starts. Only player in field to record four
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rounds in the 60s and just the 13th player to do so on
Doral's Blue Monster course since 1962. Despite bogeying
last two holes, held on to win by one over David Toms and
Camilo Villegas. Held the first- and third-round leads and
shared the second-round lead on way to 48th career TOUR
win. Held two-stroke lead after 54...In bid for fifth green
jacket, finished T3 at the Masters, three strokes behind
champion Phil Mickelson. Unable to make a move in final
round, as he needed 33 putts to post a 2-under-par 70...In
first start since father's death on May 3, missed the cut at
the U.S. Open at Winged Foot GC. The missed cut was the
first as a professional in 39 major championship
starts...Captured his 11th major championship at the British
Open, tying Walter Hagen for second on the all-time major
professional championships list. Defeated Chris DiMarco
by two strokes after holding both the second- and thirdround
leads. First back-to-back British Open winner since
Tom Watson in 1982-83. Became 19th player to win the
British Open three times. Tied course record with a 7-under
65 during second round. Posted his career-best opening 36hole
total in a major with his 12-under 132. Using a driver
just once during the week due to hard and fast conditions,
led the field in Driving Accuracy (85.7 percent) and was
second in Greens in Regulation (80.6 percent). Moved to
No. 1 on the TOUR money list for first time in
2006...Became youngest player in TOUR history to collect
TOUR win No. 50 at the Buick Open…Won 12th major at
the PGA Championship at Medinah CC, moving into solo
second behind Jack Nicklaus (18) on the career majors list.
First player to win two PGAs at the same course (1999 and
2006). Recorded four rounds in the 60s (69-68-65-68) for
just the second time in a major (2000 British Open). Shared
the third-round lead with Luke Donald at 14-under 202. Tied
the tournament record which he set with Bob May in 2000
(18-under 270). Became the 29th player in major championship
history to collect two major wins in the same year,
this being his fourth time...Celebrated the eve of his 10th
anniversary as a professional on the PGA TOUR with his
fifth victory at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone
Invitational. Defeated Stewart Cink on the fourth extra hole
(No. 17) with a birdie from 8 feet. His 52nd victory moved
him into a tie with Byron Nelson for fifth in career TOUR
victories. Win was his fourth consecutive...Overcame a
three-shot deficit to Vijay Singh to win his fifth straight
start, shooting an 8-under 63 in the final round of the
Deutsche Bank Championship to beat Singh by two
strokes...Sixth consecutive win, in wire-to-wire fashion,
came at the World Golf Championships-American Express
Championship outside London at The Grove...Lost playoff to
Padraig Harrington in defense of Dunlop Phoenix title in
mid-November...2005: Earned six TOUR victories, including
major wins at the Masters and British Open. Earned sixth
Vardon Trophy (68.66)...Moved to third in career professional
majors with 10...Picked up his first win in a TOUR strokeplay
event since October 2003 (World Golf Championships-
American Express Championship) with a three-stroke victory
over Luke Donald, Charles Howell III and Tom Lehman at
Buick Invitational. Played 31 holes on Sunday and came
from two strokes back through 54 holes to post the ninth
come-from-behind win of his career. Moved to No. 1 on the
money list for the first time since the end of the 2003 season...Took
over as World No. 1 for the first time since the
week of Aug. 30, 2004 by defeating Phil Mickelson by a
stroke at the Ford Championship at Doral. Paired with
Mickelson in the final round for just the third time in his
career, began the day two strokes behind. Caught up to
Mickelson at the turn and took a two-stroke lead after an
eagle on the par-5 12th hole. Mickelson birdied the next
two and both bogeyed the 16th to remain tied with two
holes to play. Birdied the 17th hole and when Mickelson's
chip on No. 18 lipped out, earned the 42nd victory of his
career…Claimed fourth Masters title at age 29 years,
three months and 10 days with sudden-death playoff victory
over Chris DiMarco. Tied Arnold Palmer for second-most
Masters victories with four, two behind Jack Nicklaus.
Recovered from a first-round 2-over-par 74 and took the 54-
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During that stretch of the third round, posted seven straight
birdies (Nos. 7-13), matching Steve Pate’s 1999 record
birdie streak at Augusta National. Final round included
chip-in on par-3 16th hole from behind the green that
extended lead to two strokes and bogeys on two closing
holes for a 1-under-par 71, tied with DiMarco at 12-underpar
276 total. Rolled in 15-foot birdie putt on first playoff
hole to earn green jacket and reclaim the No. 1 position in
the Official World Golf Ranking...TOUR record of consecutive
cuts made that started at the 1998 AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am ended at 142 when he made an early exit
at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship. Woods finished 36
holes at 1-over 141 in Dallas, TX and missed the cut by one
stroke...Earned 10th professional major title at the British
Open at age 29 years, six months and 17 days in his 35th
major as a professional. Posted rounds of 66-67-71-70—
274 at St. Andrews to defeat nearest challenger Colin
Montgomerie by five strokes. The youngest and quickest to
win each of the four major championships twice. Jack
Nicklaus was the first to accomplish the feat at 31 years,
one month and seven days of age when he won his second
PGA in 1971 in his 37th major as a professional. Sixth player
in British Open history to win in wire-to-wire fashion –
Ted Ray (1912), Bobby Jones (1927), Gene Sarazen (1932),
Henry Cotton (1934) and Tom Weiskopf (1973)...Picked up
his fourth World Golf Championships-American Express
Championship victory by coming from two strokes back and
defeating John Daly in a two-hole playoff at Harding Park
Golf Course in San Francisco. Won for the 10th time in 19
World Golf Championships starts and improved his career
playoff record to 8-1. The win was his ninth in California.
2004: Surpassed Greg Norman for most weeks at No. 1 in
the Official World Golf Ranking following PGA
Championship with his 332nd combined week at the top.
Consecutive weeks reign at No. 1 ended at 264, as Vijay
Singh took over world No. 1 on Sept. 6, the week following
the Deutsche Bank Championship. Entered 2005 season
with streak of 133 consecutive made cuts intact...Captured
second consecutive World Golf Championships-Accenture
Match Play Championship for 40th career PGA TOUR win.
With six match victories, including a 3-and-2 win over
Davis Love III in the 36-hole finale, has won 12 consecutive
matches, and overall Accenture Match Play Championship
record is 20-3...Paired with Vijay Singh in final round of
Deutsche Bank Championship to determine who would be
World No. 1 at the end of play on Labor Day. Entered
Monday's final round needing to make up a three-stroke
deficit to Singh but both players shot 2-under 69 and
Woods ended up with his 14th career runner-up finish and
the No. 2 spot in the World for the first time since August
1999...Won Dunlop Phoenix tournament in November by
eight strokes for first career victory in Japan. 2003:
Captured five events in 18 starts to lead TOUR in victories
for the fifth consecutive season...Broke Byron Nelson's
long-standing record for consecutive cuts made with his
114th straight at THE TOUR Championship...With victory at
the World Golf Championships-American Express
Championship, became the first player in TOUR history to
win five times in five consecutive seasons. Captured his
record fifth consecutive Byron Nelson Award and the PGA
of America's Vardon Trophy, based on each player’s adjusted
scoring average. Finished the season with an adjusted
scoring average of 68.41, the second-lowest in TOUR history...Victory
in the World Golf Championships-Accenture
Match Play Championship completed a first-ever career
sweep of the World Golf Championships
events...Underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left knee on
December 12, 2002 following Target World Challenge.
Surgery was performed by Dr. Thomas Rosenberg at
HealthSouth Surgical Center in Park City, UT. During the
one-hour procedure, fluid on the outside and inside of anterior
cruciate ligament was removed, and several benign
cysts were removed. Missed first five events of 2003 due
to subsequent rehabilitation. 2002: Led the TOUR in earnings
and was named Player of the Year for the fourth con-
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secutive season and the fifth time in six years. Won five
times...Became the first player since Jack Nicklaus in 1972
to capture the Masters and U.S. Open in the same season...Earned
third consecutive victory at the Bay Hill
Invitational, the first player to win three different TOUR
events (the Memorial Tournament [1999-2001] and the
World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational [1999-2001])
three straight times. With 30th career PGA TOUR victory,
surpassed Jack Nicklaus for most wins before the age of
30...Earned third Masters title, joining Jack Nicklaus (1965-
66) and Nick Faldo (1989-90) as the only consecutive winners
there...Earned his eighth major title with sixth wire-towire
victory in U.S. Open history. Finished 3-under and won
by three strokes over runner-up Phil Mickelson, the only
other player to finish at par or better for the championship.
Became the fifth player to win the first two majors of the
year - Craig Wood (1941), Ben Hogan (1951, '53), Arnold
Palmer (1960) and Nicklaus ('72). 2001: Captured five TOUR
events. Won the Masters to become the first player to hold
all four professional major titles at once. Won Player of the
Year honors for the third consecutive year and fourth time
in five seasons. Led TOUR in Scoring Average (68.81,
adjusted) for third straight year and captured third straight
Vardon Trophy. 2000: Set or tied 27 TOUR records. Won
three consecutive majors (U.S. and British Opens, PGA
Championship) and career Grand Slam and totaled nine
TOUR victories. Non-adjusted scoring average of 68.17
best in golf history, surpassing Byron Nelson's 68.33 unofficial
mark of 1945. Finished the year with 47 consecutive
rounds of par or better and completing all 20 events started
under par. Won TOUR Player of the Year honors...An
eight-stroke victory in the British Open placed him in the
same company with Gene Sarazen, Ben Hogan, Jack
Nicklaus and Gary Player as winners of the career Grand
Slam. Became the youngest to do so at age 24...Joined Ben
Hogan (1953) as the only men to win three professional
majors in one season...Was 53-under in four majors, nextbest
mark was 18-under by Ernie Els...Nine TOUR victories
most in one season since Sam Snead won 11 in 1950...20th
career win at the U.S. Open made him youngest in TOUR
history to win 20 times...Season-opening victories at
Mercedes Championship and AT&T Pebble Beach National
Pro-Am gave him wins in six consecutive starts, most since
Hogan in 1948. Beat Ernie Els in a playoff at Mercedes,
then came from seven strokes back with seven holes to
play at Pebble Beach, keyed by an eagle-birdie-par-birdie
finish, for a 64 and a two-stroke win. Finished T2 at Buick
Invitational...In Masters, started 75-72 and finished fifth. In
first round, made double bogey on 10 and triple bogey on
12...At U.S. Open, won by a major championship record 15
strokes (old record: Tom Morris, Sr., 13 at 1864 British
Open) at Pebble Beach. His 12-under 272 total tied the
Open record of Jack Nicklaus and Lee Janzen and broke the
Open mark in relation to par...Completed career Grand Slam
with eight-stroke victory at British Open. His 19-under total
at St. Andrews broke the British Open and major championship
record in relation to par...In head-to-head battle
with fellow California junior star Bob May, won PGA in
three-hole playoff. Became first player since Denny Shute
in 1936-37 to defend PGA title. Woods and May each
played the final-round back nine in 31, with Woods
birdieing the final two holes to force the three-hole playoff.
Woods went birdie-par-par to win. He finished 18-under,
giving him a share of the PGA most under-par record with
May...Won World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational the
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next week by a record 11 strokes. 21-under 259 total a
record for Firestone South...In next start, out of a fairway
bunker on the par-5 72nd hole, faded a 6-iron from 213
yards over water to within 15 feet to secure a one-stroke
victory over Grant Waite. Outdueled third-round co-leader
Waite 65-66 on final day. Joined Lee Trevino (1971) as only
players to win U.S., British and Canadian Opens in same
year...Named Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year, the
first two-time recipient (also won in 1996) in the 46-year
history of the award. Also named Associated Press Male
Athlete of the Year, becoming only three-time winner of
that award. 1999: Earned a TOUR-record $6,616,585, nearly
$3 million more than his nearest competitor, David Duval.
Was named Player of the Year, PGA of America and GWAA
Player of the Year for second time...Earned his eighth
career TOUR title and first since 1998 BellSouth Classic
with two-stroke victory in Buick Invitational...Earned ninth
TOUR victory at Memorial Tournament, defeating Vijay
Singh by two strokes...Became youngest player since Seve
Ballesteros to win two majors with his victory at PGA
Championship at Medinah. Won by one stroke over Sergio
Garcia...Became first player since Nick Price in 1994 to win
five TOUR events in season with his win at World Golf
Championships-NEC Invitational... Won his next start at
National Car Rental Golf Classic at Walt Disney World
Resort to become first player since Tom Watson in '80 to
win six official TOUR titles in season...The next week won
his third consecutive start at THE TOUR Championship,
becoming the first player since Duval in '97 to accomplish
that feat...Following week won the World Golf
Championships-American Express Championship and
became first player since Johnny Miller in '74 to win eight
times in year and first since Ben Hogan in '53 to win four
consecutive starts. 1998: Earned second international victory
at Johnnie Walker Classic in Thailand, defeating Ernie
Els on second playoff hole, overcoming eight-stroke deficit
to force playoff with Els...Earned seventh TOUR victory with
one-stroke win over Jay Don Blake at BellSouth Classic.
1997: PGA TOUR Player of the Year, a season that included
four victories and nine top-10 finishes...Highlight of year
came at Masters, where rounds of 70-66-65-69-270 set 72hole
record. Won by 12 strokes...In first start after Masters,
won GTE Byron Nelson Classic and later in summer captured
Motorola Western Open...Prior to Masters, won first
event of season at rain-shortened Mercedes
Championships, defeating Tom Lehman on first playoff
hole...Named PGA of America and Golf Writers Association
of America Player of the Year. Associated Press chose his
Masters win top sports story of 1997, and followed by his
designation as AP's Male Athlete of the Year (first golfer to
be so honored in 26 years). 1996: Turned professional at
Greater Milwaukee Open, where he finished T60, and followed
with two victories (Las Vegas Invitational and Walt
Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic) and three top-10s in only
eight starts...Beat Davis Love III in a playoff at Las Vegas
Invitational for first TOUR win...Named PGA TOUR Rookie
of the Year. Also named Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of
the Year, becoming youngest to receive honor since gymnast
Mary Lou Retton in 1984. Amateur: Won '91-93 U.S.
Junior Amateurs when no one before or since has won
more than one...In '94, at TPC Sawgrass, became youngest
winner of U.S. Amateur at age 18. The following year,
became first to successfully defend U.S. Amateur title
since Jay Sigel in '93. In '96, became first player to win
three consecutive U.S. Amateur titles. Owns U.S. Amateur
records for consecutive match-play victories (18) and winning
percentage (.909). His six consecutive years of winning
a USGA championship are second only to Bobby
Jones' eight...Made cut in four of six major championships
as amateur and was low amateur at 1995 Masters and
1996 British Open...Named year's top amateur by Golf
Digest and Golfweek in '92 and Golf World in '92 and '93.
Golf World's "Man of the Year" in '94...Won '96 NCAA
Championship at Stanford and was named Collegiate
Player of the Year...Woods, Jack Nicklaus, Phil Mickelson
and Ryan Moore are the only players to win NCAA and U.S.
Amateur in same year.
PERSONAL:
Nicknamed "Tiger" after a Vietnamese soldier who was a
friend of his father's in Vietnam...Putted against Bob Hope
on the "Mike Douglas Show" at age 2, shot 48 for nine
holes at age 3 and was featured in Golf Digest at age
5...Eighth athlete to be named Wheaties permanent rep,
following Bob Richards (1958), Bruce Jenner (1977), Mary
Lou Retton (1984), Pete Rose (1985), Walter Payton (1986),
Chris Evert (1987) and Michael Jordan (1988)...The Tiger
Woods Foundation, founded in 1996 by Tiger Woods and his
father Earl, empowers young people to reach their highest
potential by initiating and supporting community-based programs
that promote the health, education and welfare of all
of America’s children...The Tiger Woods Learning Center, a
two-story, 35,000-square-foot center that opened in
February 2006, provides 5th-12th grade students with critically
important interactive enrichment programs in reading,
math, science, and technology. Specific classes promote
career exploration and preparation in areas including forensic
science, engineering, aerospace, video production and
home design. Youth develop personal accountability, independence
and resilience leading to greater knowledge of
career options and an increase in college enrollment. For
more information, go to twlc.org...Serves as official host of
the AT&T National held near Washington D.C., the inaugural
2007 event won by K.J. Choi at Congressional Country
Club. Proceeds will go towards a Tiger Woods Learning
Center on the East Coast...Announced the creation of Tiger
Woods Design, a golf-course design company in 2006.
Work has begun in Dubai U.A.E. on the first course, Al
Ruwaya. The first U.S. course, The Cliffs at High Carolina,
will be located east of Asheville, NC, and will be a walkingpreferred
course...Web site is tigerwoods.com.
PLAYER STATISTICS
2007 PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Scoring Average ..........................................67.79 (1)
Driving Distance ..........................................302.4 (10)
Driving Accuracy Percentage ......................59.83% (135)
Greens in Regulation Pct. ............................71.02% (1)
Putting Average............................................1.733 (3)
MISCELLANEOUS PGA TOUR STATISTICS
2007 Low Round/Round: 63–3 times, most recent THE
TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola/2
Career Low Round/Round: 61–3 times, most recent 2005
Buick Open/2
Largest Career Paycheck/Finish: $1,350,000–2 times,
most recent 2007 World Golf Championships–Bridgestone
Invitational/1
Career High Official World Rank: End of 2007 season/1
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ADAMONIS, Brad (AD-uh-moan-us)
FULL NAME: Bradfred John Adamonis BIRTHDATE: January 16,
1973 BIRTHPLACE: Providence, RI RESIDENCE: Hallandale, FL;
plays out of Sherbrooke CC (Lake Worth, FL); International Links of
Miami HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 215 FAMILY: Wife, Stacey; Grace
Olivia (9/9/05), Nicholas Christian (5/24/07) EDUCATION: Miami
(Ohio) University (1996, Sports Management) SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Spending time with family, all sports, beach TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 1996 Q SCHOOL: 2007 OTHER INFORMATION: Rookie
on the PGA TOUR after finishing T9 at the 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Member
of the Nationwide Tour in 2002-04 and 2006-07. Made the cut in 15 of 26 events during the
2007 Nationwide Tour season, finishing the year with seven top-25s. Earned $169,146 to
finish No. 33 on the money list. Won the WNB Golf Classic, outlasting Tjaart van der Walt,
Vance Veazey and Ron Whittaker with a par 3 on the eighth playoff hole—the secondlongest
extra session in Tour history. Posted eight pars during the playoff and with the victory
collected $85,500, moving him to No. 30 on the official money list. Made the cut in 12
of 28 starts in 2006, with three top-10s. Recorded T5s at The Rex Hospital Open and the
Chattanooga Classic and T3 at Northeast Pennsylvania Classic. Retired executive Joe
George caddied for Adamonis at the Utah Energy Solutions Championship (missed cut) as
a part of "Today Show’s" "Dream Job" series on NBC. T26 at the Knoxville Open in his only
start on Tour in 2005. Finished the 2004 season No. 113 on the money list, with a T4 at the
Mark Christopher Charity Classic. Made the cut in seven of nine tournaments on Tour in
2003. Finished T24 at the Henrico County Open, marking his only top-25 finish of the season.
Had a hole-in-one at No. 16 during the second round of the Dayton Open. Made the
cut in 11 of 26 events in 2002, with four top-25s. Only made cut in seven career TOUR
appearances was a T76 at the 2004 Buick Classic. Has also played on the Hooters Tour.
First-team All-Mid-American Conference his senior year at Miami. Helped the Red Hawks
to the 1996 MAC team title. Won the 1994 New England Invitational. Father, Dave, is the
golf coach at Johnson and Wales University in North Miami, FL, leading the team to the
2005 NAIA national championship. Brother, Dave, oversees the United States Challenge
Cup of the Junior Golf Organization. Lists his parents as his heroes.
EXEMPT STATUS: T9 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T76—2004 Buick Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2007 WNB Golf Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
2002 — 0 2004 — 9,713 2007 — 0
2003 — 0 2005 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 66–2003 HP Classic of New Orleans/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—2; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—7; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $9,713
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners
Hospitals for Children/358
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ALLAN, Steve
FULL NAME: Stephen Douglas Allan BIRTHDATE: October 18,
1973 BIRTHPLACE: Melbourne, Australia RESIDENCE:
Melbourne, Australia; plays out of GC of Scottsdale (Scottsdale, AZ)
HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 180 FAMILY: Wife, Bridget; Liam
Alexander (10/23/06) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Photography
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1996 JOINED TOUR: 2001 Q
SCHOOL: 2000, 2006 OTHER INFORMATION: Returned to PGA
TOUR full-time in 2007 after one year on the Nationwide Tour thanks
to a T29 finish at the 2006 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Limited to 18 events in 2007
due to a double hernia diagnosed on Sept. 14 and subsequent surgery on Oct. 5 that kept
him out of action most of the fall. Granted Minor Medical Extension and has six events in
2008 to earn $217,121 (combined with 2007 earnings of $568,059, would equal 2007's No.
125 earnings of $785,180) and be elevated to Major Medical Extension status for the
remainder of the 2008 campaign. Posted one top-10 in 2007, a T7 at the Canadian Open in
fourth start. Held a share of the 36-hole lead with John Mallinger. Trailed 54-hole leader
Vijay Singh by one after a third-round 70, and finished T7 after closing with a 71. Made the
cut in 17 of 25 starts on the 2006 Nationwide Tour, with three top-10s. Finished No. 46 on
the money list. Has finished inside the top 125 on the PGA TOUR money list twice – No.
105 in 2003 and No. 121 in 2004. Opened 2004 tying the Waialae CC's course record at the
Sony Open in Hawaii with a second-round 8-under-par 62. Had a two-stroke lead heading
to the 72nd hole at the 2004 Reno-Tahoe Open. His third shot, from a greenside bunker, flew
10 yards over the green. He missed a 4-foot putt for bogey, dropping to 10-under and into
a four-man playoff. Rookie Vaughn Taylor claimed his first TOUR victory, rolling in an 11-foot
birdie putt on the first extra hole. T2 matched his career-best finish on TOUR (2003 Greater
Milwaukee Open). Posted back-to-back top-10s for the only time on TOUR with a T2 at the
2003 Greater Milwaukee Open and a T5 at the B.C. Open. Winner of the 2002 Holden
Australian Open. Won the 2000 TOUR Qualifying Tournament and also earned his card via
Q-School by finishing T19 in 2001. Member of PGA TOUR of Australasia since 1996 and
European Tour from 1997-2000. First victory came at the 1998 German Open at Sporting
Club in Berlin. Communicates long distance with his coach, Dale Lynch, by e-mailing videos
of his swing to Australia for assessment once a week. Parents emigrated from Edinburgh,
Scotland, to Australia in 1970.
EXEMPT STATUS: Minor Medical Extension
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T2—2003 Greater Milwaukee Open, 2004 Reno-
Tahoe Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1998 — 0 2002 — 359,655 — 149 2005 — 418,428 — 158
1999 — 26,343 — 247 2003 — 616,325 — 105 2007 — 568,059 — 141
2001 — 156,686 — 185 2004 — 648,480 — 121
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T7—Canadian Open presented by Franklin Templeton
Investments.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2004 Sony Open in Hawaii/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—18; in money—13; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—166; in money—87; Top-10 finishes—5
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,793,976
Career High Official World Rank: After 1998 Sprint International/93
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
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ALLRED, Jason
FULL NAME: Jason Lee Allred BIRTHDATE: April 6, 1980 BIRTH-
PLACE: Ashland, OR RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ; plays out of
Silverleaf GC HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 175 FAMILY: Wife, Kimberly
EDUCATION: Pepperdine University (2002, Speech
Communications) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Christian faith, rafting,
fishing, backpacking, spending time with family TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 2002 Q SCHOOL: 2004 OTHER INFORMATION: Earned
membership on the PGA TOUR for the second time in his career with
his fifth-place finish at the Qualifying Tournament. Was a member of the PGA TOUR in 2005
and the Nationwide Tour in 2006-07. Made the cut in 13 of 29 events on the 2007
Nationwide Tour, with five top-25s. Ended the year No. 74 on the money list with $81,071.
Made the cut in 12 of 23 starts during his rookie season on the 2006 Nationwide Tour, with
three top-10s. Made two starts on the PGA TOUR in 2006, including a career-best T14 at the
Chrysler Classic of Tucson. Rookie on the 2005 PGA TOUR after making it through all three
stages of the 2004 Qualifying Tournament. Made the cut in eight of 29 starts on TOUR, closing
the year No. 204 on the money list. Posted a T17 at his season-opening Sony Open in
Hawaii. Fired a 7-under 29 on the front nine at Bermuda Dunes during the first round of the
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. His 29 tied a season-low on the PGA TOUR. Shared the firstround
lead with Billy Mayfair after a 4-under 68 at the BellSouth Classic. Finished T26.
Posted an ace with a 5-iron from 208 yards on the par-3 third hole in the final round of the
Shell Houston Open. Played in two career TOUR events prior to 2005, the 2003 Chrysler
Classic of Tucson and BellSouth Classic (both missed cuts). Played Canadian Tour in 2003-
04 and Grey Goose Gateway Tour in 2002-03. Winner of 2002 Byron Nelson Award following
senior season at Pepperdine, awarded for golf and academic career in college, as well
as character and integrity. 2002 third-team All-America. Won the 1997 U.S. Junior Amateur.
Four-time American Junior Golf Association All-American, including first-team honors in
1997.
EXEMPT STATUS: 5th at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T14—2006 Chrysler Classic of Tucson.
MONEY & POSITION:
2003 — 0 2005 — 176,436 — 204 2006 — 52,500
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 65–2005 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic/2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—33; in money—9; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $228,936
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 Booz Allen Classic/418
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ANDRADE, Billy (ANN-drade)
FULL NAME: William Thomas Andrade BIRTHDATE: January 25,
1964 BIRTHPLACE: Bristol, RI RESIDENCE: Bristol, RI; Atlanta, GA
HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 160 FAMILY: Wife, Jody; Cameron, Grace
EDUCATION: Wake Forest University (1987, Sociology) SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Family, sports, cooking TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
1987 Q SCHOOL: Fall 1987, 1988 OTHER INFORMATION: Played
in 27 events in 2007 and made 16 cuts. His best finish was T14 at the
PODS Championship. In 2006, posted 18th consecutive season in the
top 125 on the money list. Finished T3 at the Barclays Classic and T2 at the Booz Allen
Classic. Posted four rounds in the 60s to finish T6 at the 2006 U.S. Bank Championship in
Milwaukee. Logged only one top-10 in 2005, but finished in the top 100 on the money list
via nine top-25s. In 2004, was on the bubble for fully exempt status in the latter part of the
season, made six of last seven cuts to finish No. 124. Finished solo eighth at the 2003 Las
Vegas Invitational to jump into the top 100 on the money list and secure card for 2004. In
2002, posted a career-best finish at THE PLAYERS Championship, with a T4, four strokes
behind champion Craig Perks. In June 2001, posted top-3 finishes in back-to-back weeks, at
the Buick Classic (T3) and Canon Greater Hartford Open (second). Made one of the year's
most dramatic moves up the money list after earning $765,000 for his win at the 2000
Invensys Classic at Las Vegas, the largest payday of his career. Winning week at Las Vegas
moved him from 159th to 43rd on the money list. In 1998, came from behind to collect his
third title at 1998 Bell Canadian Open. Rolled in 30-foot putt for par to secure a playoff with
54-hole leader Bob Friend. Won playoff with par on first extra hole. In 1997, the closest race
ever for top 30, his season earnings of $665,602 missed qualifying for THE TOUR
Championship by $5. Entered final week of season 30th on money list, $22,595 behind
Andrew Magee, who was 29th. Fell to 31st when Bill Glasson jumped from 54th to 27th
with Las Vegas Invitational victory. In 1991, became the first player in six years to win first
two TOUR titles in consecutive weeks. Bernhard Langer (1985 Masters-Heritage) was previous
player. Birdied first playoff hole to defeat Jeff Sluman at 1991 Kemper Open after both
had carded a tournament-record 21-under-par 263. Defeated Brad Bryant by one stroke the
following week in 1991 Buick Classic. Three-time All-American at Wake Forest, where he
was member of 1986 NCAA Championship team along with current TOUR player Len
Mattiace. Winner of 1986 Sunnehanna Amateur and North and South Amateur. Top-ranked
junior in country in 1981. Along with Brad Faxon, runs Billy Andrade/Brad Faxon Charities
for Children, Inc., which was formed in 1991 and has raised more than $7 million for children
in Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts. In 1999, duo was honored by Golf
Writers Association of America with Charlie Bartlett Award, given to playing professional
for their unselfish contributions to society. Co-host with Faxon at the CVS Charity Classic at
Rhode Island CC. Inducted into the Wake Forest Hall of Fame in 2004.
EXEMPT STATUS: 150th on 2007 money list
PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (4): 1991 Kemper Open, Buick Classic. 1998 Bell Canadian Open.
2000 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas.
MONEY & POSITION:
1987 — 4,001 — 235 1994 — 342,208 — 48 2001 —1,313,047 — 40
1988 — 74,950 — 134 1995 — 276,494 2002 —1,365,707 — 42
1989 — 202,242 — 69 1996 — 433,157 — 46 2003 — 659,694 — 97
1990 — 231,362 — 64 1997 — 665,602 — 31 2004 — 631,143 — 124
1991 — 615,765 — 14 1998 — 705,434 — 41 2005 —1,120,835 — 65
1992 — 202,509 — 76 1999 — 345,801 — 118 2006 —1,057,927 — 87
1993 — 365,759 — 40 2000 —1,004,827 — 45 2007 — 499,197 — 150
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T14—PODS Championship; T16—AT&T Classic;
T19—AT&T National; T22—Travelers Championship, Canadian Open presented by Franklin
Templeton Investments.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–1995 Canon Greater Hartford Open/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—27; in money—16; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—583; in money—359; Top-10 finishes—55
CAREER EARNINGS: $12,117,661
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Kemper Insurance Open/42
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BAKER-FINCH, Ian
FULL NAME: Ian Baker-Finch BIRTHDATE: October 24, 1960
BIRTHPLACE: Nambour, Australia RESIDENCE: North Palm
Beach, Fla. HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 200 FAMILY: Wife, Jennie;
Hayley (2/7/89), Laura (10/7/91) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Golf course
design, travel, wine collector TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1979
OTHER INFORMATION: 1991 British Open champion has been a
CBS Sports golf analyst since 2007 after working as announcer for
ABC Sports and ESPN since 1998. Did not compete on the PGA TOUR
in 2007. Captain's Assistant to Gary Player for the International Team at The Presidents Cup
in 2003, 2005 and 2007 and was also a Captain's Assistant to Peter Thomson in 1996.
Captured 120th British Open at Royal Birkdale in 1991. Closed with rounds of 64-66 to
defeat countryman Mike Harwood by two strokes. Birdied five of his first seven holes
Sunday to set stage for victory. Other PGA TOUR victory came in 1989 Southwestern Bell
Colonial by four strokes over David Edwards. Amassed 17 top-10s during the 1990-91 seasons,
earning more than $600,000 each year. Qualified for PGA TOUR by finishing third at
1988 World Series of Golf, earning $75,840. Led 1984 British Open at St. Andrews through
three rounds before final-round 79 left him T9. Comes from the same area as Greg Norman
and Wayne Grady in Queensland, Australia. Has teamed with Gary Player Design Group to
further his course-design business. During his travels enjoys playing all the world's top golf
courses that influence his golf course design work.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2): 1989 Southwestern Bell Colonial. 1991 British Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1984 — 0 1991 — 649,513 — 13 1996 — 0
1985 — 4,825 — 202 1992 — 261,817 — 58 1997 — 0
1988 — 75,840 — 133 1993 — 140,621 — 114 2001 — 0
1989 — 253,309 — 53 1994 — 81,326 — 167
1990 — 611,492 — 16 1995 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–1991 Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—0; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—166; in money—92; Top-10 finishes—23
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,078,743
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994 Honda Classic/67
BEGAY III, Notah
FULL NAME: Notah Ryan Begay III BIRTHDATE: September 14,
1972 BIRTHPLACE: Albuquerque, NM RESIDENCE: Albuquerque,
NM; plays out of Atunyote GC at Turning Stone Resort (Verona, NY)
HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 195 FAMILY: Wife, Apryl EDUCATION:
Stanford University (1995, Economics) SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Community outreach TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995 JOINED
TOUR: 1999 OTHER INFORMATION: Played in seven 2007 PGA
TOUR events, with a best finish of T54 at the AT&T National. Also
played in 10 events on the European Tour with a best finish of T31 at the Spanish Open.
Reached the TOUR Qualifying Tournament finals where he finished T85. Made 12 starts on
the PGA TOUR and 11 on the Nationwide Tour in 2006. In fifth start of season in July, the
2000 champion recorded a T9 at the 2006 Buick Championship. After finishing No. 129 on
the money list in 2004, received a Major Medical Extension for 2005 due to chronic back
problems. One shot back of the lead heading into the final round of the 2004 B.C. Open, finished
T3. In 2002, continued comeback from annular tears of L-4 and L-5 discs in lower back
that limited him to 12 events in 2001. Attributed lower-back injury to over-exuberance in
off-season conditioning in 2001, with rest being the only cure. Took off two months
between the Masters in April and the FedEx St. Jude Classic in June. In 2000, eclipsed firstyear
earnings with $1,819,323, 20th on the money list. Became the first player to win in
back-to-back weeks since former Stanford teammate Tiger Woods in 1999. Rebounded
from five missed cuts in 10 starts with third career victory, a one-stroke win at the FedEx
St. Jude Classic. Followed with second consecutive victory and fourth of career, by one
stroke over Mark Calcavecchia at Canon Greater Hartford Open. That victory marked his
fourth in 12 months. PGA Championship eighth lifted him to eighth place in U.S. Team eligibility
and into the 2000 Presidents Cup where he compiled a 3-2 record, playing in team
matches with Woods. Nominated for Rookie of the Year honors in 1999 after winning his
first two TOUR titles. Joined Carlos Franco as rookies with two victories. First victory and
first top-10 on TOUR came at 1999 Reno-Tahoe Open, the 23rd start of his career. Became
the first Native American to win TOUR event since Rod Curl at 1974 Colonial. Second TOUR
victory came at 1999 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill. Birdied final two holes in regulation
to force playoff with Tom Byrum. Defeated Byrum with par on second extra hole. In
1998, became first Nationwide Tour player to record a 59 in tournament play. The 13-underpar
round included a 27 (9-under) on the second nine of his second round at the 1998
Dominion Open. Recorded nine birdies and two eagles (one of which was a hole-in-one).
Placed 10th on 1998 Nationwide Tour money list and earned exempt status on 1999 PGA
TOUR. As an amateur, was a member of the 1995 U.S. Walker Cup team. Member of
Stanford's 1994 NCAA Championship team, along with Casey Martin, where he was an All-
America selection for the third time. Shot a 62 in the second round of the 1994 NCAA
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Tournament. Winner of 15 major junior and amateur titles. Began playing golf at age 6.
Father played in a business league while working for the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Notah
would tag along for the twilight, nine-hole competition. In summer would save spare
change for bucket of range balls and then asked head pro at Ladera Golf Course near his
home if he could work at course for playing privileges. Half Navajo, one-quarter San Felipe
and one-quarter Isleta. Has putted left- and right-handed, depending upon direction the putt
breaks. Brother Clint caddied in his two 2000 victories.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (4): 1999 Reno-Tahoe Open, Michelob Championship at
Kingsmill. 2000 FedEx St. Jude Classic, Canon Greater Hartford Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1996 — 0 2002 — 624,026 — 108 2006 — 116,034 — 213
1999 —1,255,314 — 31 2003 — 565,572 — 119 2007 — 19,245 — 241
2000 —1,819,323 — 20 2004 — 583,537 — 129
2001 — 100,538 — 197 2005 — 34,545 — 236
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T54—AT&T National.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2004 B.C. Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—7; in money—2; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—175; in money—90; Top-10 finishes—14
CAREER EARNINGS: $5,118,132
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 World Golf Championships-NEC
Invitational/19
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BOLLI, Justin (BO-lee)
FULL NAME: Justin Hans Bolli BIRTHDATE: March 18, 1976
BIRTHPLACE: Portland, OR RESIDENCE: Duluth, GA; plays out of
Atlanta Athletic Club HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 205 FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: University of Georgia (1999, Economics) SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Working out, running, watching football TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1999 OTHER INFORMATION: Rejoins the PGA
TOUR after a successful 2007 on the Nationwide Tour. Made the cut
in 17 of 26 events during the 2007 season, with nine top-25s. Finished
the year No. 8 on the money list. Opened the year with a 15th-place finish at the Movistar
Panama Championship. Notched the second victory of his career at the Northeast
Pennsylvania Classic, making birdie on two of the final three holes and finishing the event
at 14-under 270, one stroke ahead of Richard Johnson and Patrick Sheehan. Had a hole-inone
on No. 6 during the second round of the Peek'n Peak Classic. Made the cut in 14 of 26
starts on the 2006 Nationwide Tour, with four top-10 finishes. Ended the year No. 34 on the
money list, with $163,981. Led the Tour in Putting Average (1.735) and finished eighth in
Birdie Average (4.08). Rookie on the PGA TOUR in 2005 after finishing ninth on the
Nationwide Tour money list in 2004. Made the cut in 15 of 24 starts with three top-25s.
During his first year on the Nationwide Tour in 2004, he made the cut in 19 of 26 appearances,
including six top-10 and 11 top-25 finishes. Notched his first Tour win at the
Chattanooga Classic with a total of 21-under 267, one stroke ahead of Chris Anderson and
Johnson Wagner. One of three former Georgia golfers to win on Tour in 2004, joining Ryuji
Imada and Franklin Langham. Had to walk on at Georgia three times. Won three times on
the Hooters Tour, where he was a member from 2000-2003, including most recently at the
2003 President Casino Broadwater Classic. Has had two career holes-in-one in competitive
rounds. Parents started him in golf. His father also played professional soccer.
EXEMPT STATUS: 8th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T15—2005 BellSouth Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2): 2004 Chattanooga Classic. 2007 Northeast
Pennsylvania Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
2005 — 207,400 — 192 2007 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 66–2 times, most recent 2005 John Deere Classic/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—25; in money—9; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $207,400
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Wyndham Championship/181
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BOROS, Guy
FULL NAME: Guy Donald Boros BIRTHDATE: September 4, 1964
BIRTHPLACE: Fort Lauderdale, FL RESIDENCE: Pompano Beach,
FL HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 265 FAMILY: Wife, Kim; Jamie Christine
(1/25/00), Thomas Julius (9/30/01) EDUCATION: University of Iowa
(1986) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
1986 Q SCHOOL: 1993 OTHER INFORMATION: Finished T49 at
the 2007 Reno-Tahoe Open in only cut made of four PGA TOUR starts.
Made six cuts in 22 starts on the 2007 Nationwide Tour, with his best
finish being a T22 at the Price Cutter Charity Championship. Played both the Nationwide
Tour and PGA TOUR in 2006, with 10 Nationwide Tour starts compared to five on the PGA
TOUR. Made two cuts in five starts on the PGA TOUR. In return trip to PGA TOUR in 2004,
finished 208th on the money list with one top-25, a T18 at the Booz Allen Classic. Played
extensively on the 2003 Nationwide Tour, finishing the season 14th on the money list to
earn higher status than his past champion category for the 2004 PGA TOUR season.
Grabbed his second career win on the Nationwide Tour at the Lake Erie Charity Classic at
Peek'n Peak Resort. Birdied final hole to finish 13-under-par 275, one shot in front of Bob
Heintz and Chris Couch. Won again five weeks later at the Dayton Open. Playing in just third
PGA TOUR event of 2003 season, finished T10 at the Reno-Tahoe Open. Top-10 was first
since solo third at 1997 season-opening Mercedes Championships, a span of 72 TOUR
events between top-10s. Posted just one top-25 on the PGA TOUR between 1999-2002, a
T13 at the 2002 SEI Pennsylvania Classic. Won the 2001 Tri-Cities Open while playing 23
events to finish 43rd on the Nationwide Tour money list. Became first son of a PGA TOUR
winner to win a TOUR title in 15 years when he won the inaugural Greater Vancouver Open
in 1996. Won the 1989 Atlantic Classic and 1991 British Columbia Open while competing
on the Canadian Tour. Led the Canadian Tour Order of Merit in 1991. Has also played on the
PGA Tour of Australasia. Three-time All-Big Ten golfer at University of Iowa. Was competing
in 1994 Southwestern Bell Colonial when he received word that his father, two-time
U.S. Open champion and World Golf Hall of Famer Julius Boros, had died. Caddied for his
father for several years on TOUR.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1996 Greater Vancouver Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3): 2001 Tri-Cities Open. 2003 Lake Erie Charity Classic
at Peek 'n Peak Resort, Dayton Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1990 — 0 1998 — 73,203 — 198 2004 — 130,783 — 208
1991 — 0 1999 — 4,500 — 330 2005 — 27,765 — 239
1994 — 240,775 — 76 2000 — 6,796 — 244 2006 — 13,750 — 252
1995 — 303,654 2001 — 15,088 — 231 2007 — 7,269 — 256
1996 — 283,358 — 75 2002 — 82,852 — 207
1997 — 191,139 — 120 2003 — 95,612 — 210
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T49—Reno-Tahoe Open.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–3 times, most recent 2004 HP Classic of New
Orleans/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—4; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—226; in money—98; Top-10 finishes—11
CAREER EARNINGS: $1,476,545
Career High Official World Rank: After 1997 Mercedes Championships/152
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BRADLEY, Michael
FULL NAME: Michael John Bradley BIRTHDATE: July 17, 1966
BIRTHPLACE: Largo, FL RESIDENCE: Valrico, FL; plays out of River
Hills CC HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 200 FAMILY: Wife, Jennifer;
Brooke Kathryn (5/1/96), James Michael (9/30/03) EDUCATION:
Oklahoma State University (1988) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1988 Q SCHOOL: 1992, 2006 OTHER
INFORMATION: After re-gaining card through the PGA TOUR
Qualifying School, limited to eight events in 2007 due to fracture in
right ankle suffered while playing golf in early March. After Mayakoba Golf Classic, did not
play again until July at the U.S. Bank Championship, where he posted best finish of the season
(T46). Granted Major Medical Extension and has 14 events in 2008 to earn $753,291
(combined with 2007 earnings of $31,889, would equal 2007's No. 125 earnings of
$785,180) and receive Major Medical Extension status for the remainder of the 2008 campaign.
The 2007 season marked first year with full PGA TOUR status since 2000, having split
most of the decade between the PGA TOUR and the Nationwide Tour. Last top-10, a T9,
came at the 2000 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill. Had inconsistent 1999 season due
to lingering back problem which had bothered him for several years and ended his streak of
finishing in the top 125 at six seasons. Earned second TOUR victory in 1998 Doral-Ryder
Open while bothered by herniated disc which prevented him from practicing all week. Sank
a 4-foot par putt on the 72nd hole for a one-stroke win. Enjoyed breakthrough season in
1996 with his first PGA TOUR victory and 20th-place finish on money list. Victory came at
Buick Challenge. Opened with 66-68 to share 36-hole lead, then watched it rain for two
days. After final two rounds were canceled, entered playoff with Fred Funk, John Maginnes,
Davis Love III and Len Mattiace for title. Birdied first extra hole for victory and $180,000. His
father, John, a retired club pro, has been his only coach, teaching him by feel not mechanics.
Shot a 59 in Canadian Tour event in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2): 1996 Buick Challenge. 1998 Doral-Ryder Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1988 — 1,664 — 282 1996 — 820,825 — 20 2002 — 18,363 — 231
1990 — 0 1997 — 465,887 — 47 2003 — 49,500 — 230
1992 — 0 1998 — 576,501 — 48 2004 — 106,336 — 213
1993 — 126,160 — 121 1999 — 257,525 — 146 2005 — 25,254 — 243
1994 — 175,137 — 104 2000 — 179,510 — 169 2006 — 41,790 — 236
1995 — 214,469 2001 — 47,885 — 215 2007 — 31,889 — 237
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T46—U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–1994 Hardee's Golf Classic/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—8; in money—3; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—261; in money—143; Top-10 finishes—19
CAREER EARNINGS: $3,138,696
Career High Official World Rank: After 1997 MasterCard Colonial/35
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FULL NAME: Mark David Brooks BIRTHDATE: March 25, 1961
BIRTHPLACE: Fort Worth, TX RESIDENCE: Fort Worth, TX
HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 150 FAMILY: Wife, Cynthia; Lyndsay
(1/24/86), Hallie (9/20/89) EDUCATION: University of Texas SPE-
CIAL INTERESTS: Golf course design, collecting antique golf architecture
books and historic golf prints, all sports, cooking and drawing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1983 JOINED TOUR: 1983 Q
SCHOOL: 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987 OTHER INFORMATION:
Played in 18 PGA TOUR events in 2007, with his best finish being a T13 at the Mayakoba
Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun. Played in a career-high 36 events on the PGA TOUR
in 2006, but made only nine cuts. Held the first-round lead at the 2006 B.C. Open presented
by Turning Stone Resort, thanks to a 7-under 65. Finished T15, his best effort of the season.
Lone top-10 in 2005 came at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship in May, where he
finished T10. In 2004, notched one top-10, a T9 at the Bank of America Colonial, his first
since a solo third at the 2002 Tampa Bay Classic. Finished the 2003 season outside the top
125 for the first time since 1987 (No. 166). Maintained his position in the Top 100 on the
money list in 2002 for the 11th time in last 13 seasons. Two top-10 finishes were thirds at
2002 The INTERNATIONAL and 2002 Tampa Bay Classic. In 2001 made playoff at U.S. Open
after Retief Goosen three-putted 72nd hole. Three-putted 18th hole in group ahead of
Goosen. Lost by two strokes in 18-hole Monday playoff (70-72). Finished T5 at the 2000
Shell Houston Open, his first top-five on TOUR since winning the 1996 PGA Championship.
In 1999, returned to top 75 on TOUR money list for the first time since 1996. Earned first
top-10 since a T7 at the 1997 THE PLAYERS Championship with a T9 at 1999 Nissan Open.
Enjoyed his best season on TOUR with three victories in 1996, including his first major title,
the PGA. First victory of year came in his second start. Had five consecutive sub-par rounds
to win Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. His 23-under-par 337 total was one stroke better than
John Huston. Won 1999 Shell Houston Open in a playoff over fellow Texan and hometown
favorite Jeff Maggert. Rolled in 50-foot birdie putt on first playoff hole for victory, the first
in his home state. Birdied 72nd hole at 1999 PGA at Valhalla GC to force playoff with Kenny
Perry, then birdied first extra hole to earn title. In 1995 tied for third with Steven Bottomley
and Michael Campbell at British Open, one stroke out of John Daly-Costantino Rocca playoff.
Won the 1994 Kemper Open by three strokes over D.A. Weibring and Bobby Wadkins.
Was part of a five-man playoff at 1993 Buick Southern Open won by John Inman. Won
twice in 1991. Shot a closing 64 to catch Gene Sauers at Kmart Greater Greensboro Open,
then parred third playoff hole for victory. Edged Robert Gamez by one stroke at Greater
Milwaukee Open after opening with 63. His first TOUR victory, the 1988 Canon Sammy
Davis, Jr.-Greater Hartford Open, came with 10-foot putt on second playoff hole to beat
Dave Barr and Joey Sindelar. Three-time All-American at University of Texas. Winner of
1979 and 1981 Texas State Amateurs, 1979 Southern Amateur and 1979 Trans-Mississippi
Amateur. Served as host of W. Hal Brooks Memorial Golf Tournament and Gala, in honor of
his father. Event was held for 11 years in his hometown and benefited hundreds of youth
and teenage programs. Partner in Knott-Linn-Brooks House, a golf-course design company
based in Palo Alto, CA. His first start-to-finish project, Southern Oaks GC outside Fort
Worth, TX, opened in 1999.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 4-3
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (7): 1988 Canon Sammy Davis Jr.-Greater Hartford Open. 1991
KMart Greater Greensboro Open, Greater Milwaukee Open. 1994 Kemper Open. 1996 Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic, Shell Houston Open, PGA Championship.
MONEY & POSITION:
1983 — 6,924 — 194 1992 — 629,754 — 21 2001 — 899,444 — 60
1984 — 40,438 — 122 1993 — 249,696 — 66 2002 — 731,671 — 95
1985 — 32,094 — 141 1994 — 523,285 — 31 2003 — 236,489 — 167
1986 — 47,264 — 140 1995 — 366,860 2004 — 264,076 — 173
1987 — 42,100 — 165 1996 —1,429,396 — 3 2005 — 273,668 — 180
1988 — 280,636 — 36 1997 — 213,516 — 108 2006 — 207,958 — 190
1989 — 112,838 — 115 1998 — 219,570 — 129 2007 — 162,839 — 204
1990 — 307,948 — 45 1999 — 557,037 — 74
1991 — 667,263 — 11 2000 — 528,959 — 90
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T13—Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-
Cancun.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 61–1990 Shearson Lehman Hutton Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—18; in money—7; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—737; in money—407; Top-10 finishes—57
CAREER EARNINGS: $9,031,722
Career High Official World Rank: After 1996 Diners Club Matches/18
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BROWN, Billy Ray
FULL NAME: Billy Ray Brown BIRTHDATE: April 5, 1963 BIRTH-
PLACE: Missouri City, TX RESIDENCE: Missouri City, TX; plays out
of Quail Valley CC HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 205 FAMILY: Wife,
Cindy; Kendall Lee (11/15/95), Kati Ray (10/7/99) EDUCATION:
University of Houston SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting, fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1987 Q SCHOOL: 1987, 1995, 1996
OTHER INFORMATION: Three-time PGA TOUR winner has not
played on TOUR for the last five years. Has worked with golf telecasts
since 1999, primarily as an on-course commentator for GOLF CHANNEL. Completed comeback
from second wrist surgery with third PGA TOUR victory at 1997 Deposit Guaranty Golf
Classic. Was two strokes off lead through 54 holes. After double bogey on par-4 17th, needed
birdie on par-5 18th for win. Reached green in two and two-putted for victory worth
$180,000. In 1992, closed with rounds of 64-66 to earn playoff at rain-shortened GTE Byron
Nelson Classic. Beat Bruce Lietzke, Ben Crenshaw and Raymond Floyd in playoff. In 1991,
sank 25-foot birdie putt on first extra hole of playoff with Rick Fehr and Corey Pavin to win
Canon Greater Hartford Open. In 1990, tied for lead through 54 holes of U.S. Open at
Medinah. Missed 15-foot putt on 72nd hole that would have put him in playoff with Hale
Irwin and Mike Donald. Was a four-time All-American at Houston and was NCAA medalist
as a freshman in 1982. Along with teammate Steve Elkington, led Houston to three NCAA
team championships. Father, Charlie, was a tackle for the Oakland Raiders; brother Chuck
played center for the St. Louis Cardinals.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3): 1991 Canon Greater Hartford Open. 1992 GTE Byron Nelson
Golf Classic. 1997 Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1986 — 0 1992 — 485,151 — 29 1998 — 63,724 — 201
1987 — 3,000 — 246 1993 — 173,662 — 97 1999 — 301,472 — 132
1988 — 83,590 — 125 1994 — 4,254 — 284 2000 — 0
1989 — 162,964 — 85 1995 — 56,111 2001 — 0
1990 — 312,466 — 44 1996 — 67,203 — 185 2002 — 0
1991 — 348,082 — 46 1997 — 268,709 — 91
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–5 times, most recent 1996 United Airlines
Hawaiian Open/4
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—315; in money—152; Top-10 finishes—16
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,330,389
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic/139
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BUCKLE, Andrew
FULL NAME: Andrew Nicholas Buckle BIRTHDATE: September 24,
1982 BIRTHPLACE: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia RESIDENCE:
Scottsdale, AZ HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 180 FAMILY: Single SPE-
CIAL INTERESTS: Movies, sleeping TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
2002 JOINED TOUR: 2007 OTHER INFORMATION: In third start as
a PGA TOUR member in 2007, rookie shared the 54-hole lead with
Brandt Snedeker at the Buick Invitational. Held the outright lead by two
at one point during the final round, but faded to T4 after a 3-over-par
39 on the back nine. Suffered injury to left rib cage playing rugby on April 15, and due to injury
did not play in the two months between the Arnold Palmer Invitational and the Crowne Plaza
Invitational at Colonial. Still managed to finish No. 146 on the money list with a total of four
top-25s. Granted Minor Medical Extension and has one event in 2008 to earn $271,550 (combined
with 2007 earnings of $513,630, would equal 2007's No. 125 earnings of $785,180)
and be elevated to Major Medical Extension status for the remainder of the 2008 campaign.
If he is unable to move into the Major Medical Extension category, will play out of the No.
126-150 category in 2008. Finished 13th on the 2006 Nationwide Tour money list to earn first
PGA TOUR card for 2007. Six top-10s included his first Nationwide Tour victory, a second and
two thirds. Playing in his first professional tournament in the United States, recorded rounds
of 67-68-64-69 to finish the Virginia Beach Open at a tournament-record 20-under 268, five
shots clear of his nearest challenger. Was in Springfield on Tuesday of tournament week
preparing for the Price Cutter Charity Championship when he got the call that Trevor
Immelmann had pulled out of the British Open, thus moving him from the first-alternate position
into the field as a result of his No. 80 position in the Official World Golf Ranking at the
time. Went on to finish T61 in his second British Open appearance, missing the cut in 2004.
Only other previous career TOUR start was a missed cut at 2006 PGA Championship. Prior to
his rookie season on the Nationwide Tour in 2006, his six previous starts on Tour had come
in Australia, with a T30 at the 2003 Jacob's Creek Open. Finished runner-up to K.J. Choi at
the 2005 SK Telecom Open on the Asian Tour. Winner of the 2001 Australian Amateur and
the 2002 Queensland Amateur. Lists Greg Norman as his hero. Using a cut-down putter, got
his start in golf by following his older brother to golf clinics.
EXEMPT STATUS: Minor Medical Extension
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T4—2007 Buick Invitational.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2006 Virginia Beach Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
2004 — 0 2006 — 18,497 2007 — 513,630 — 146
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T4—Buick Invitational.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 65–2007 Valero Texas Open/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—26; in money—12; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—29; in money—13; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER EARNINGS: $532,127
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Buick Invitational/84
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2006)
BURNS, Bob
FULL NAME: Robert Donald Burns BIRTHDATE: April 5, 1968
BIRTHPLACE: Mission Hills, CA RESIDENCE: Valencia, CA
HEIGHT: 5-8 WEIGHT: 165 FAMILY: Wife, Jayme Lynn; Charles
James (6/28/03), Madelyn Rae (4/14/05) EDUCATION: California
State University-Northridge SPECIAL INTERESTS: Beer brewing,
architecture, outdoors, NHRA, classic cars and engines TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1991 JOINED TOUR: 1994 Q SCHOOL: 1993,
1999, 2001 OTHER INFORMATION: Made two of five cuts on the
2007 PGA TOUR and 18 of 25 on the Nationwide Tour. Finished out of the top-125 in 2006
after making only three cuts in nine starts. Made 15 starts on the PGA TOUR in 2005 and
placed 231st on the money list. Made 13 cuts in 30 PGA TOUR starts in 2004 and finished
130th on the money list to earn partial status for 2005. Finished T10 at 2004 PLAYERS
Championship, first top-10 since capturing the 2002 Disney Golf Classic. Improved his position
on the money list with his T11 finish at the 2004 84 LUMBER Classic in late September.
Moved from No. 127 to No. 112. Missed the cut in three of his last four starts to fall out of
the top 125. In 2003, slipped to 158th. Recorded the first hole-in-one of the 2003 season,
acing the 176-yard fourth hole with a 6-iron at TPC Scottsdale. It was the third ace of his
TOUR career. Won for the first time and earned more than $1 million in a single season in
2002. Became the 14th first-time winner of the Disney Golf Classic, where he held off 54hole
leader Chris DiMarco by one stroke and Tiger Woods by two. Entered the week of
Disney at No. 118 on the money list. Held a share of the lead with Hidemichi Tanaka and
Jeff Sluman after opening with a 9-under-par 63. Entered final round two strokes off the
lead, but fired a bogey-free 65. With a career-best paycheck of $666,000, moved from No.
118 to No. 49 on the season money list with $1,199,802, more than he had earned in his
five previous years on TOUR ($1,119,649). Also jumped from 240th to 98th in the Official
World Golf Ranking. Led Nationwide Tour in earnings with $178,664 in 1998. Captured two
events, the 1998 Dominion Open and 1998 TOUR Championship, and was Nationwide Tour
Player of the Year. Also Nationwide Tour member in 1996. First qualified for the PGA TOUR
by placing T11 in 1993 Qualifying Tournament. First year on PGA TOUR got off to rocky start
when his home in Northridge, CA, was near the epicenter of massive earthquake in January
1994. Winner of 1990 NCAA Division II Championship and was an All-American selection
that year.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2002 Disney Golf Classic.
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NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2): 1998 Dominion Open, TOUR Championship.
MONEY & POSITION:
1992 — 0 2000 — 391,075 — 125 2004 — 581,421 — 130
1994 — 178,168 — 101 2001 — 353,046 — 135 2005 — 44,407 — 231
1995 — 59,243 2002 —1,199,802 — 51 2006 — 49,170 — 234
1999 — 138,118 — 177 2003 — 293,974 — 158 2007 — 18,153 — 244
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T66—Viking Classic.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–2 times, most recent 2004 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—5; in money—2; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—262; in money—126; Top-10 finishes—9
CAREER EARNINGS: $3,306,576
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 Mercedes Championships/89
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1998)
BYRUM, Curt
FULL NAME: Curt Byrum BIRTHDATE: December 28, 1958 BIRTH-
PLACE: Onida, SD RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ; plays out of The
Golf Club of Scottsdale HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 195 FAMILY: Wife,
Cyndi; Christina (10/13/90), Jake (6/11/92) EDUCATION: University
of New Mexico SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting and fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1982 OTHER INFORMATION: Has
worked as an analyst for GOLF CHANNEL since 2001. Member of the
Nationwide Tour in 1992-93 and 1998-2000. Winning the 1989
Hardee's Golf Classic, coupled with brother Tom's victory at Kemper Open seven weeks earlier,
made the Byrums the first brother pair to win on the PGA TOUR since Dave and Mike
Hill (1972). Surgery on right elbow in 1992 caused a drop to 194th on PGA TOUR money list.
Also had elbow surgery in July 1996. Exceptional high school athlete, all-state in both football
and basketball. Learned to play on nine-hole course in South Dakota he and brother Tom
used to mow.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1989 Hardee's Golf Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2): 1993 White Rose Classic. 1999 South Florida
Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1982 — 1,247 — 268 1989 — 221,702 — 64 1997 — 39,705 — 219
1983 — 30,772 — 130 1990 — 117,134 — 129 1998 — 88,734 — 188
1984 — 27,836 — 143 1991 — 78,725 — 148 1999 — 3,840 — 335
1985 — 6,943 — 193 1992 — 31,450 — 194 2000 — 12,041 — 235
1986 — 79,454 — 108 1994 — 137,587 — 128 2001 — 0
1987 — 212,450 — 46 1995 — 173,838 2002 — 0
1988 — 208,853 — 55 1996 — 104,226 — 160
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–1996 Phoenix Open/4
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—371; in money—202; Top-10 finishes—19
CAREER EARNINGS: $1,576,535
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
BYRUM, Tom
FULL NAME: Thomas Elliott Byrum BIRTHDATE: September 28,
1960 BIRTHPLACE: Onida, SD RESIDENCE: Richmond, TX; plays
out of The Houstonian CC HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 175 FAMILY:
Wife, Dana; Brittni Rene (4/2/88), Corinne (1/29/91) EDUCATION:
New Mexico State University SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting, fishing,
all sports TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1984 JOINED TOUR:
1984 Q SCHOOL: 1985, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1996, 2005 OTHER
INFORMATION: Playing on a Major Medical extension, made five
cuts of 20 attempts on the PGA TOUR in 2007, with his best finish being a T13 at the U.S.
Bank Championship in Milwaukee. Playing out of the PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament category,
was limited to 11 events in 2006 due to right knee injury and subsequent knee surgery
in June. Did not play after the Barclays Classic. Finished out of the top 125 in 2005 but
finished T5 at Qualifying Tournament in December. In 2004, earned a career-best $873,139.
Position on money list (91st) was best since 1999. Finished T4 at the Buick Classic, his first
top-10 since a T6 at the 2002 Buick Open. In 2003, finished 109th on the money list for the
second straight season. Regained fully exempt status in 2002. Recorded first top-10 in five
appearances at the U.S. Open with a T8 finish. Playing in 460th career TOUR event, recorded
first (second of career) PGA TOUR hole-in-one in the second round of the Reno-Tahoe
Open. In 2001, involved in what is believed to be the first ace on a par 4 in TOUR history at
Phoenix Open when Andrew Magee's drive on the 333-yard, par-4 17th hole caromed off his
putter and went into the hole. Byrum was lining up a putt when the ball deflected off his
putter and rolled about 8 feet into the hole. Ended the 2000 season with two top-10s in his
last two starts worth a total of $183,610 to secure his card for the 2001 season. In 1999,
lost to Notah Begay III in playoff at Michelob Championship when Begay parred second
extra hole. Nominated for 1997 Comeback Player of the Year after posting back-to-back runner-up
finishes at the Canon Greater Hartford Open and Buick Open. Lone TOUR victory
came at 1989 Kemper Open. Took two-stroke lead after third-round 65, then shot closing 68
for five-stroke win over Tommy Armour III, Billy Ray Brown and Jim Thorpe. Brother Curt,
now a GOLF CHANNEL analyst, won Hardee's Golf Classic that year, making them the first
brothers to win in same year since Mike and Dave Hill in 1972. Involved with nine-hole
course, The Training Station, where golfers of all ages play three, six or nine holes.
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PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1989 Kemper Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1985 — 935 — 257 1993 — 82,355 — 154 2001 — 391,925 — 129
1986 — 89,739 — 93 1994 — 112,259 — 148 2002 — 620,280 — 109
1987 — 146,384 — 76 1995 — 145,427 2003 — 590,720 — 109
1988 — 174,378 — 67 1996 — 166,500 — 126 2004 — 873,139 — 91
1989 — 320,939 — 32 1997 — 525,161 — 42 2005 — 323,953 — 175
1990 — 136,910 — 113 1998 — 252,832 — 116 2006 — 101,094 — 215
1991 — 68,871 — 153 1999 — 495,319 — 80 2007 — 201,508 — 195
1992 — 94,399 — 136 2000 — 514,193 — 93
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T13—U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee; T14—
Shell Houston Open.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–1993 Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—20; in money—5; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—581; in money—321; Top-10 finishes—41
CAREER EARNINGS: $6,429,220
Career High Official World Rank: After 1998 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/86
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CANIZARES, Alejandro
FULL NAME: Jose Alejandro Canizares Gomez BIRTHDATE: Jan.
9, 1983 BIRTHPLACE: Madrid, Spain RESIDENCE: Manilva,
Malaga, Spain HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 165 FAMILY: Single EDU-
CATION: Arizona State University (2006, Interdisciplinary Studies)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Spending time at the beach, ocean
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2006 Q SCHOOL: 2007 OTHER
INFORMATION: Will be a rookie on the PGA TOUR in 2008. Earned
his TOUR card by finishing T23 in his first trip to the PGA TOUR
Qualifying Tournament finals. Best day was a second-round, 10-under-par 62. Survived all
three stages of the Qualifying Tournament in 2007. Has played in just three PGA TOUR
events in his career, all in 2007, with a T13 at the Mayakoba Golf Classic his best finish.
Played on the European Tour in 2006 and 2007. Burst onto that Tour in 2006 by winning his
third career start, the Imperial Collection Russian Open. Was the quickest to win on that
Tour, topping Sergio Garcia and Graeme McDowell, who each won in their fourth start.
Joined Antonio and Ignacio Garrido and Craig and Kevin Stadler as the third father/son
combination to win in European Tour history. Made the cut in 13 of 21 starts in 2007 with
a T8 at The Celtic Manor Resort Wales Open and a runner-up at the Madrid Open in
October. Four-time member of the Palmer Cup team (2003-06). A four-time All-America at
Arizona State, where he captured the 2003 NCAA individual championship as a freshman,
just the sixth freshman in NCAA history to accomplish the feat. Won the 2002 Spanish
Amateur Match Play Championship. His father, Jose Maria, is a member of the Champions
Tour and his brother Gabriel plays the Challenge Tour in Europe. His father, Jose Maria,
played on four Ryder Cup teams, won the World Cup with Jose Rivero in 1984 and has 14
professional victories worldwide. Father has played the Champions Tour since 1997, with a
victory at the 2001 Toshiba Senior Classic. Shares the same birthday as Sergio Garcia.
EXEMPT STATUS: T23 at the 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T13—2007 Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-
Cancun.
MONEY & POSITION:
2007 — 111,900
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T13—Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-
Cancun; T23—FBR Open.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 68–3 times, most recent 2007 Mayakoba Golf
Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—3; in money—2; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—3; in money—2; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $111,900
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners
Hospitals for Children/111
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CHAMBLEE, Brandel
FULL NAME: Brandel Eugene Chamblee BIRTHDATE: July 2, 1962
BIRTHPLACE: St. Louis, MO RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ
HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 155 EDUCATION: University of Texas
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Tennis, horses TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
1985 Q SCHOOL: 1987,1990, 1991,1992 OTHER INFORMATION:
Joined GOLF CHANNEL full-time in 2004 as an analyst on Champions
Tour broadcasts and other shows after working for ABC Sports parttime
in 2003. Played one TOUR event in 2007, missing the cut at the
Fry's Electronics Open in Scottsdale during the PGA TOUR Fall Series. In 2002, finished outside
the top 150 (195th) for the first time since 1991, making the cut in six of 15 starts. Was
in a six-man Nissan Open playoff won by Robert Allenby in 2001. Finished among the top
100 on the TOUR money list for the seventh straight year. Earned his first TOUR victory at
1998 Greater Vancouver Open. Shared second-round lead and made 36-foot birdie putt on
the 72nd hole to cap a 5-under-par 66 and a 19-under 265 for a three-stroke victory over
Payne Stewart. Won 1990 New England Classic as a member of the Nationwide Tour in its
inaugural season. A first-team All-American in 1983 and second-team in 1982 and 1984 at
Texas. Winner of 1983 Southwest Conference Championship. While growing up, rode cutting
horses and roped calves on ranch at current site of TPC Las Colinas in Irving, TX. After
an unpleasant first experience with golf at age 7, didn't touch a club for five years. Taught
himself the golf swing by mimicking those he saw on television.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1998 Greater Vancouver Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1990 New England Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1985 — 1,190 — 239 1994 — 161,018 — 111 2001 — 582,086 — 87
1987 — 0 1995 — 213,796 2002 — 372,263 — 146
1988 — 33,618 — 166 1996 — 233,265 — 94 2003 — 126,092 — 195
1989 — 0 1997 — 334,664 — 70 2004 — 6,580 — 257
1991 — 64,141 — 161 1998 — 755,936 — 37 2007 — 0
1992 — 97,921 — 133 1999 — 414,994 — 96
1993 — 126,940 — 119 2000 — 493,906 — 99
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–1996 GTE Byron Nelson Golf Classic/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—369; in money—188; Top-10 finishes—25
CAREER EARNINGS: $4,018,410
Career High Official World Rank: After 1999 MasterCard Colonial/58
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
CLAMPETT, Bobby
FULL NAME: Bobby Clampett BIRTHDATE: April 22, 1960 BIRTH-
PLACE: Monterey, CA RESIDENCE: Raleigh, NC HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 171 FAMILY: Wife, Marianna; Katelyn (10/30/87), Daniel
(8/11/89), Michael (12/29/91); stepchildren, Nicholas (7/30/92), Anna
(4/24/94) EDUCATION: Brigham Young University SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Bible study, flying, snow skiing TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 1980 JOINED TOUR: 1980 Q SCHOOL: 1990 OTHER
INFORMATION: Worked for CBS Sports in 1991 as an on-course
reporter for the PGA Championship, and joined CBS golf team full-time upon retiring from
PGA TOUR in 1995. Played in the 2006 and 2007 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. At
2000 U.S. Open, a first-day 68 was three strokes off Tiger Woods' first-round 65. Shot in
the 70s each succeeding day to finish T37. Captured the 1982 Southern Open. In 1984,
became the youngest player to exceed $500,000 in career earnings. Active in golf-course
design. Winner 1978 and 1980 California State Amateurs. Low amateur 1978 U.S. Open.
Winner 1978 World Amateur medal. Three-time All-American at Brigham Young 1978-80.
Two-time winner of Fred Haskins Award, presented to top collegiate player. Member of
1982 World Cup team.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1982 Southern Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1980 — 19,801 — 127 1988 — 88,067 — 118 1996 — 0
1981 — 184,710 — 14 1989 — 68,868 — 148 1997 — 10,092 — 272
1982 — 184,600 — 17 1990 — 29,268 — 194 1998 — 3,488 — 335
1983 — 86,575 — 64 1991 — 127,817 — 116 2000 — 22,056 — 227
1984 — 41,837 — 117 1992 — 29,175 — 199 2002 — 0
1985 — 81,121 — 94 1993 — 112,293 — 131 2006 — 0
1986 — 97,178 — 87 1994 — 105,710 — 152 2007 — 0
1987 — 124,872 — 84 1995 — 5,472
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–1993 New England Classic/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—391; in money—224; Top-10 finishes—33
CAREER EARNINGS: $1,423,000
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CLARKE, Darren
FULL NAME: Darren Christopher Clarke BIRTHDATE: August 14,
1968 BIRTHPLACE: Dungannon, Northern Ireland RESIDENCE:
Surrey, England HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 215 FAMILY: Tyrone (1998),
Conor (2000) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Films, reading, cars, fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1990 JOINED TOUR: 2003 OTHER
INFORMATION: Best finish worldwide in 2007 was a T19 at the
Barclays Scottish Open on the European Tour. Best PGA TOUR finish
was a T33 at the Accenture Match Play Championship. Continues to
recover from the 2006 death of his wife Heather. Was limited to 11 events in 2006 due to
her long-term illness and passing on Aug. 13, 2006, at age 39 after a battle with cancer.
Was granted special release as he fell shy of PGA TOUR-minimum appearances of 15 in
2005 and 2006. Did not play following a missed cut at the 2006 British Open until the 2006
Ryder Cup, where Captain's pick compiled a 3-0-0 record for winning European squad. At
the 2006 Nissan Irish Open, he chipped out into the fairway on No. 9 in the final round, basically
taking a penalty stroke, despite finding a perfect lie on Monday after a rain-induced
suspension of the final round Sunday. After finding the rains had dramatically improved the
position of his ball, he explained his thought process: "Honesty is part and parcel of the
game and I could not have acted any other way," he said. Clarke made a bogey on the hole
and finished two behind Thomas Bjorn. Won once annually worldwide from 1997-2004.
Won the 2003 World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational at Firestone CC in Akron, OH,
joining Tiger Woods as the only players to win multiple World Golf Championships events.
Second career World Golf Championships victory came by four strokes at Firestone CC,
earning a career-best $1,050,000. In 2000, became first European to win World Golf
Championships event. Defeated David Duval in semifinals and Tiger Woods in final to capture
Accenture Match Play Championship. In 1999, at Smurfit European Open, first player
on European Tour to shoot 60 twice (first 60 came at 1992 European Monte Carlo Open).
Tied for runner-up honors to Justin Leonard at the 1997 British Open at Royal Troon. Darren
Clarke Foundation helps further the development of junior golf in Ireland and raises money
for Breast Cancer Awareness.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2): 2000 World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship. 2003 World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational.
MONEY & POSITION:
1994 — 0 1999 — 139,118 — 176 2004 —2,009,819 — 28
1995 — 12,955 2000 — 254,114 2005 —1,465,921 — 52
1996 — 41,850 — 202 2001 — 330,870 2006 — 660,898 — 125
1997 — 282,816 — 87 2002 — 665,911 2007 — 107,981 — 215
1998 — 121,628 — 175 2003 — 763,931 — 85
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T33—World Golf Championships-Accenture Match
Play Championship.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–2 times, most recent 2006 Bay Hill Invitational
Presented by MasterCard/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—10; in money—4; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—117; in money—83; Top-10 finishes—25
CAREER EARNINGS: $6,857,811
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Sony Open in Hawaii/9
CLAXTON, Paul
FULL NAME: Paul Malcolm Claxton BIRTHDATE: February 9, 1968
BIRTHPLACE: Vidalia, GA RESIDENCE: Sea Island, GA; plays out
of Sea Island GC HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 150 FAMILY: Wife, Paula;
Parker (3/15/04), Polly Jane (12/14/06) EDUCATION: University of
Georgia (1992, Business) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Football, basketball,
tennis TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1993 JOINED TOUR: 1997
Q SCHOOL: 1996, 2001, 2004 OTHER INFORMATION: Member of
the PGA TOUR in 1995-2000, 2004-06 and 2008 and the Nationwide
Tour in 1993-94 and 2001-03. Finished the 2007 Nationwide Tour season with 10 cuts made
in 23 starts, including six top-25 finishes. Wrapped up the season No. 10 on the money list,
with $274,004. Posted his second career victory when he topped the field at the inaugural
Melwood Prince George's County Open, finishing at 18-under 270, one stroke ahead of
James Driscoll and Jaco Van Zyl. Collected $108,000 to surpass $1 million in career earnings
on the Nationwide Tour, the first player to accomplish that feat. Struggled with back
problems the last half of the season, making just one cut in his last 12 starts. In 10 full seasons
on the Nationwide Tour, has never finished below No. 61 on the money list. Made the
cut in 11 of 29 starts on the 2005 PGA TOUR, finishing No. 183 on the money list. Posted a
T15 at the Valero Texas Open for the best of three top-25s. In 2002, logged two top-25s and
finished 184th on the PGA TOUR money list. Won first Nationwide Tour title of his career at
the 2001 Louisiana Open. Finished at 17-under-par 271 to collect the $81,000 first-place
prize. Two-time All-America selection at the University of Georgia. Won five college tournaments,
including the Gator Invitational twice. Won the 1990 Cardinal Amateur. 1990
Sunnehanna Amateur Champion. Winner of the 1992 Georgia Amateur.
EXEMPT STATUS: 10th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 12—1997 CVS Charity Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2): 2001 Louisiana Open. 2007 Melwood Prince
George's County Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1997 — 79,118 — 177 2002 — 156,696 — 184
1998 — 0 2005 — 269,701 — 183
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PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–2002 FedEx St. Jude Classic/3
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—82; in money—34; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $505,514
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 AT&T National/227
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2007)
COCHRAN, Russ
FULL NAME: Russell Earl Cochran BIRTHDATE: October 31, 1958
BIRTHPLACE: Paducah, KY RESIDENCE: Paducah, KY HEIGHT: 6-
0 WEIGHT: 190 FAMILY: Wife, Jackie; Ryan (9/4/83), Reed
(9/29/85), Case (4/5/89), Kelly Marie (2/21/92) EDUCATION:
University of Kentucky SPECIAL INTERESTS: Basketball TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1979 JOINED TOUR: 1979 Q SCHOOL: 1982,
1995, 2001, 2003 OTHER INFORMATION: In only PGA TOUR event
entered in 2007, the Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro, finished T26.
Missed cut in only event entered on the PGA TOUR in 2006, while also playing on
Nationwide Tour, where his best finish was a T14 at the Chitamacha Louisiana Open.
Finished out of the top 150 (No. 194) on the PGA TOUR money list for the third consecutive
season in 2004. Earned his PGA TOUR card for the fourth time via Q-School with a T16 finish
at the 2003 tournament. Also qualified in 2001, 1995 and 1982. Spent 2003 season on
the Nationwide Tour for the first time in his career, finishing 69th on the money list with two
top-10s. Made cut in two of four starts on the TOUR with a T10 at the Southern Farm Bureau
Classic. Held two-stroke lead over Mark Brooks and Vijay Singh through 54 holes at 1996
PGA Championship. Home-state victory eluded him as he shot final-round 77 to finish T17,
five strokes out of Brooks-Kenny Perry playoff. Earned first TOUR victory at 1991 Centel
Western Open. Trailed Greg Norman by five strokes with eight holes to play. Was 2-under
par down the stretch, while Norman played final nine in 40, and earned two-stroke victory
to join Bob Charles, Sam Adams, Ernie Gonzalez and Phil Mickelson as left-handed TOUR
winners at the time. Finished career-best 10th on the money list in 1991 thanks to the victory,
two seconds and a third. Avid University of Kentucky basketball fan. Started playing
with ladies' set because he couldn't find any other left-handed clubs.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1991 Centel Western Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1981 — 1,307 — 254 1991 — 684,851 — 10 2000 — 583,605 — 83
1983 — 7,968 — 188 1992 — 326,290 — 46 2001 — 362,556 — 134
1984 — 133,342 — 51 1993 — 293,868 — 59 2002 — 176,111 — 179
1985 — 87,331 — 87 1994 — 239,827 — 77 2003 — 103,400 — 208
1986 — 89,817 — 92 1995 — 145,663 2004 — 185,108 — 194
1987 — 148,110 — 74 1996 — 330,183 — 62 2006 — 0
1988 — 148,960 — 80 1997 — 470,929 — 46 2007 — 31,275 — 238
1989 — 132,678 — 107 1998 — 332,889 — 91
1990 — 230,278 — 65 1999 — 314,423 — 129
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T26—Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–1991 Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—596; in money—356; Top-10 finishes—58
CAREER EARNINGS: $5,560,769
Career High Official World Rank: After 1997 Bell Canadian Open/84
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FULL NAME: Gavin James Coles BIRTHDATE: October 19, 1968
BIRTHPLACE: Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia RESIDENCE:
Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia HEIGHT: 5-4 WEIGHT: 155
FAMILY: Wife, Robyn; Bradley (9/1/96), Matthew (4/3/99) SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Family, social rounds of golf with his mates TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1992 OTHER INFORMATION: Will play as a
conditional member in PGA TOUR in 2008 after finishing 147th on the
money list in 2007. Returned to the PGA TOUR in 2007 thanks to finishing
16th on the 2006 Nationwide Tour money list. In fourth start of the 2007 season,
posted four rounds of par or better to finish T9 at the Mayakoba Golf Classic, his second
career top-10 on the PGA TOUR. Second top-10 of the season was a T10 at the 2007 Buick
Open, three strokes behind champion Brian Bateman. Has finished inside the top 20 and
collected a win in each of his three seasons on the Nationwide TOUR (2002, 2004, 2006) -
at the 2002 Jacob's Creek Open, 2004 New Zealand PGA Championship and 2006 Legend
Financial Group Classic presented by Cynergies Solutions, his first win in the U.S. In 2006,
also played in five events on the PGA TOUR after receiving a Minor Medical Extension but
did not make enough money to keep his card for the remainder of the season. In 2005, finished
out of top 125 in second year on PGA TOUR, but received a Minor Medical Extension
due to rib injury suffered at the John Deere Classic. He missed the better part of two
months (July-August). Held a share of the 36- and 54-hole leads at the 2005 Shell Houston
Open. Paired with co-leader Vijay Singh in the final round and posted a 3-over 75 to fall to
T7. Earned career-best $140,417 for first top-10 of TOUR career. Finished 20th on the 2004
Nationwide Tour money list to earn TOUR card for 2005. Best finish of rookie season on PGA
TOUR in 2003 was a T56 at The INTERNATIONAL. Finished 13th on the 2002 Nationwide
Tour money list, winning the season's first event, the Jacob's Creek Open, by two strokes
over Bryce Molder. The victory was his first after seven years as a professional, spent mostly
on the Australasian Tour. Hometown of Bathurst is famous in Australia for having the
biggest car race of the year. Normally the population of the town would be 30,000, however
on the weekend of the race, the town swells to 150,000.
EXEMPT STATUS: 147th on 2007 money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T7—2005 Shell Houston Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3): 2002 Jacob's Creek Open Championship. 2004
New Zealand PGA Championship. 2006 Legend Financial Group Classic Presented by
Cynergies Solutions.
MONEY & POSITION:
2003 — 55,350 — 227 2006 — 34,674 — 238
2005 — 359,523 — 169 2007 — 511,353 — 147
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T9—Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun;
T10—Buick Open.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–2006 BellSouth Classic/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—28; in money—16; Top-10 finishes—2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—83; in money—39; Top-10 finishes—3
CAREER EARNINGS: $960,900
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 Buick Invitational/184
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2002, 2004, 2006)
COLLINS, Chad
FULL NAME: Chad Steven Collins BIRTHDATE: September 20,
1978 BIRTHPLACE: Indianapolis, IN RESIDENCE: Cloverdale, IN;
plays out of Clover Meadows HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 165 FAMILY:
Single EDUCATION: Methodist College (2001, Business
Administration) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, hunting, working
out TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2001 OTHER INFORMATION:
PGA TOUR rookie in 2008. Only previous TOUR start came at the 2006
U.S. Open, where he tied for 40th. Made the cut in 16 of 28 tournaments
on the 2007 Nationwide Tour, including nine top-25s. Missed the cut in nine of his
first 13 starts before putting together one of the best stretches of the season. His next six
starts resulted in finishes no lower than T17 (Cox Classic) and included top-10s at the
Legend Financial Group Classic (T5), Nationwide Children's Hospital Invitational (T2), Price
Cutter Charity Championship (T9) and the Northeast Pennsylvania Classic (T8). At the
Nationwide Children's Hospital Invitational, finished in a tie for second place with Chris
Nallen at 4-under 280 and two strokes behind amateur winner Daniel Summerhays. As an
amateur, Summerhays couldn't collect the first-prize prize, so Collins and Nallen split firstand
second-place money, each pocketing $100,800. Made the cut in 13 of 26 starts on the
2006 Nationwide Tour, with a career-high six top-10s. Made the cut in 15 of 25 starts during
his rookie season in 2005, with three top-10s. Claimed his first Tour win at the Henrico
County Open, with four rounds in the 60s (65-69-66-67) to finish 21-under and two strokes
ahead of Tom Scherrer. Had seen limited Nationwide Tour action prior to 2005, making the
cut in five of seven career starts. Member of the Hooters Tour from 2002-04. Finished No.
7 on the 2002 money list to earn Rookie of the Year honors. Notched his first victory at the
First City Championship in Savannah, GA. Finished a career-best third on the 2003 money
list, with a repeat win at the First City Championship. Three-time NCAA Division III individual
champion at Methodist College in Fayetteville, NC. Winner of the 2000 Indiana
Amateur. Lists his father and Elvis Presley as his heroes.
EXEMPT STATUS: 23rd on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T40—2006 U.S. Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2005 Henrico County Open.
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MONEY & POSITION:
2006 — 29,459
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 71–2006 U.S. Open/2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $29,459
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 PGA Championship/297
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2007)
COOK, John
FULL NAME: John Neuman Cook BIRTHDATE: October 2, 1957
BIRTHPLACE: Toledo, OH RESIDENCE: Windermere, FL HEIGHT:
6-0 WEIGHT: 175 FAMILY: Wife, Jan; Kristin (7/20/81), Courtney
(4/11/84), Jason (1/10/86) EDUCATION: Ohio State University SPE-
CIAL INTERESTS: Auto racing, skiing, all sports TURNED PRO-
FESSIONAL: 1979 JOINED TOUR: 1979 Q SCHOOL: Fall 1979
OTHER INFORMATION: Played in 13 PGA TOUR events in 2007,
claiming three top-30 finishes. Best finish was a T26 at the Mayakoba
Golf Classic in Mexico. Claimed his first Champions Tour title in his second career start,
winning the AT&T Championship in San Antonio in mid-October by two strokes over good
friend Mark O'Meara. Win in San Antonio came just 19 days after he turned 50, making him
the youngest winner in tournament history and the eighth-youngest all-time on the
Champions Tour. Victory at the AT&T Championship ended a personal drought of 6 years, 1
month, 25 days between victories (2001 Reno-Tahoe Open) and was his second title in
Texas (1998 Byron Nelson Golf Classic). In 27th season on TOUR, finished just outside the
top 125 (No. 129) in 2006 playing with Past Champion status. Former winner finished T3 at
the 2006 FedEx St. Jude Classic for best finish on TOUR since a T2 at the 2002 Memorial
Tournament. In 2003, limited to 10 events due a torn labrum and several cysts in his right
shoulder. After missing the cut at the Masters, underwent surgery in Orlando that put him
out of action until a rehab assignment at the Albertsons Boise Open on the Nationwide Tour
in September. Received a Major Medical Extension for 2004. Collected first victory since
1998 at 2001 Reno-Tahoe Open and had highest finish on TOUR money list (No. 54) since
that same year. Victory was 11th of his career. Earned his 10th TOUR victory at 1998 GTE
Byron Nelson Classic after entering the final round four strokes behind Fred Couples. They
were tied at 17th hole but Couples found water and made triple bogey. Cook won by three.
At 1997 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, trailed leader Mark Calcavecchia by five after third
round, but matched then-PGA TOUR record for consecutive rounds when he closed with 62-
63 for one-stroke victory. At 1996 FedEx St. Jude Classic, tied then all-time PGA TOUR
record with opening rounds of 16-under-par 126 (64-62) and added third-round 63 to tie
TOUR record for first 54 holes of 24-under-par 189. Closed with a 69 to fall one stroke shy
of all-time 72-hole record, but won tournament by seven over John Adams. Added second
victory of year at CVS Charity Classic by three strokes over Russ Cochran. In 1994, finished
in the top five at two of the majors, U.S. Open (5) and PGA Championship (T4). Played on
1993 U.S. Ryder Cup Team. In 1992, surpassed $1 million in season earnings for first time,
winning three times. Captured five-man playoff at Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, outlasting
Gene Sauers with three birdies and an eagle over four holes. Posted two-stroke victories at
United Airlines Hawaiian Open and Las Vegas Invitational. Finished as runner-up at the
British Open and tied for second at PGA Championship. In 1990, had two playoff losses, to
Tom Kite on the first extra hole at Federal Express St. Jude Classic and to Bob Tway on first
extra hole at Las Vegas Invitational. Underwent hand surgery in 1989. Won the 1987
International. Defeated Johnny Miller on sixth extra hole at 1983 Canadian Open. Teamed
with Rex Caldwell to win 1983 World Cup. First TOUR victory came in five-man playoff at
1981 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am. 1978 U.S. Amateur champion, beating TOUR member
Scott Hoch in the championship match. Three-time All-American at Ohio State (1977-79)
and member of 1979 NCAA Championship team.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 3-3
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (11): 1981 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am. 1983 Canadian Open.
1987 The International. 1992 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, United Airlines Hawaiian Open,
Las Vegas Invitational. 1996 FedEx St. Jude Classic, CVS Charity Classic. 1997 Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic. 1998 GTE Byron Nelson Golf Classic. 2001 Reno-Tahoe Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1980 — 43,316 — 80 1990 — 448,112 — 28 2000 — 537,105 — 89
1981 — 127,608 — 25 1991 — 546,984 — 26 2001 —1,022,778 — 54
1982 — 57,483 — 79 1992 —1,165,606 — 3 2002 —1,624,095 — 35
1983 — 216,868 — 16 1993 — 342,321 — 45 2003 — 78,931 — 216
1984 — 65,710 — 90 1994 — 429,725 — 37 2004 — 210,448 — 189
1985 — 63,573 — 106 1995 — 186,977 2005 — 374,185 — 165
1986 — 255,126 — 27 1996 — 831,260 — 19 2006 — 644,505 — 129
1987 — 333,184 — 29 1997 — 815,903 — 28 2007 — 119,756 — 210
1988 — 139,916 — 84 1998 —1,145,511 — 22
1989 — 39,445 — 172 1999 — 567,168 — 71
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T26—Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-
Cancun.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–5 times, most recent 2002 Sony Open in
Hawaii/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—13; in money—5; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—701; in money—475; Top-10 finishes—97
CAREER EARNINGS: $12,433,599
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994 Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic/17
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COX, Kris
FULL NAME: Kristopher Scott Cox BIRTHDATE: October 22, 1973
BIRTHPLACE: Lafayette, LA RESIDENCE: Dallas, TX; plays out of
Royal Oaks CC HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 200 FAMILY: Wife, Beth;
Emerson, Peyton (2007), twin girls EDUCATION: Oklahoma State
University (1996, History) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Reading, watching
sports, music TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1996 Q SCHOOL: 2003
OTHER INFORMATION: Playing out of the No. 126-150 category in
2007 in third full season on TOUR, limited to eight events and did not
compete after withdrawing from the Canadian Open in July due to lumbar degenerative disc
injury and subsequent surgery (Aug. 15). Granted non-exempt Medical Extension and has
eight events in 2008 to earn $711,722 (combined with 2007 earnings of $36,729, would
equal 2007's No. 125 earnings of $785,180) and be elevated to Major Medical Extension
status for the remainder of the 2008 campaign. Best finish in eight starts was T29 at the
EDS Byron Nelson Championship. With non-exempt status, also played in eight Nationwide
Tour events with two top-25s. Second full season on TOUR in 2006 saw one top-10 and 12
made cuts in 28 starts. Collected first career top-10 in 12th start with T3 finish at the FedEx
St. Jude Classic. Returned to PGA TOUR after one-year absence thanks to a 10th-place finish
on the 2005 Nationwide Tour money list. Season highlighted by a six-week stretch which
included his first Nationwide Tour victory at the Permian Basin Charity Golf Classic and two
T2s at the Envirocare Utah Classic and the Oregon Classic. Joined the PGA TOUR for the
first time in 2004, having qualified via a T7 finish at 2003 TOUR Qualifying Tournament. One
of six players who went through all three stages of Qualifying Tournament to earn TOUR
cards that year. Made the cut in 10 of 26 starts in 2004, finishing the campaign No. 190 on
the money list. Played full-time on the Nationwide Tour in 1999-2000 and 2005. Has also
competed during professional career on Hooters Tour, Tight Lies Tour, Gateway Tour,
Canadian Tour and South American Tour. Member of Oklahoma State's 1995 NCAA
Championship team. Played on the same college team as Bo Van Pelt, Alan Bratton and
Chris Tidland. Three-time All-American at OSU. 1996 Big Eight Conference champion. Twotime
Academic All-American. Won three college tournaments during his career at Oklahoma
State. Big Eight Newcomer of the Year in 1993. Member of the 1995 Walker Cup Team.
Grandfather, Oree Marsalis, defeated Tommy Bolt in the Shreveport City Championship in
the 1920s. Started on his high school soccer team that won the 1990 state championship in
Lafayette, LA.
EXEMPT STATUS: Non-Exempt Major Medical Extension
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T3—2006 FedEx St. Jude Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2005 Permian Basin Charity Golf Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
2001 — 0 2006 — 517,836 — 148
2004 — 205,171 — 190 2007 — 36,729 — 235
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T29—EDS Byron Nelson Championship.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–2006 FedEx St. Jude Classic/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—8; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—63; in money—23; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER EARNINGS: $759,736
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 World Golf Championships-Algarve World
Cup in Portugal/423
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CRENSHAW, Ben
FULL NAME: Ben Daniel Crenshaw BIRTHDATE: January 11, 1952
BIRTHPLACE: Austin, TX RESIDENCE: Austin, TX; plays out of
Austin GC HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 157 FAMILY: Wife, Julie;
Katherine Vail (10/6/87), Claire Susan (4/23/92), Anna Riley (2/12/98)
EDUCATION: University of Texas SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing,
bird watching, collecting golf artifacts, golf course architecture, country
music TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1973 Q SCHOOL: 1973
OTHER INFORMATION: Played in his 36th consecutive Masters in
2007 and, for the second consecutive year, made the cut, the first time
he appeared on the weekend at Augusta National in consecutive
years since 1994-95. Improved 26 spots on the 2007 Champions Tour
money list from the previous season and earned a spot at the seasonending
Charles Schwab Cup Championship. Season earnings nearly
matched the total of his previous four seasons combined. Best finish
was a second at the U.S. Senior Open, three strokes back of winner Brad Bryant. His performance
in Wisconsin was his best on the Champions Tour and equaled his top effort in a
USGA event (T2/1972 U.S. Amateur at Charlotte CC). Inducted into the World Golf Hall of
Fame in 2002. Won the 2001 Payne Stewart Award. Captain of the 1999 Ryder Cup Team
where the U.S. recorded the greatest comeback in the event's history, winning 8 1 /2 points in
singles matches on final day to come from four points back for victory. Crenshaw's team
was the first U.S. squad to win Ryder Cup since 1993. Won the Masters in 1984 and 1995
among his 19 career PGA TOUR victories. The 1995 victory came after he served as a pallbearer
at a funeral of long-time mentor, friend and teacher Harvey Penick. Closed with a 68
to defeat Davis Love III by one stroke. Produced a victory each year from 1992 through 1995.
Won 1991 Bob Jones Award from USGA. Won 1989 William Richardson Award. Won 1973
TOUR Qualifying Tournament by then-record 12-stroke margin. In his first start as a TOUR
member, defeated Orville Moody by two strokes in the San Antonio-Texas Open. Winner of
1971-73 NCAA Championships, sharing title with University of Texas teammate Tom Kite in
1972, the same year he won the Trans-Mississippi Amateur. Winner of Fred Haskins Award
as nation's outstanding collegiate golfer each of those years. Noted golf historian.
Introduced to golf by his father and won his first tournament as a fourth-grader. Named as
a Player Ambassador for the World Golf Hall of Fame in 2003.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-8
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (19): 1973 San Antonio Texas Open. 1976 Bing Crosby National
Pro-Am, Hawaiian Open, Ohio Kings Island Open. 1977 Colonial National Invitation. 1979
Phoenix Open, Walt Disney World National Team Championship. 1980 Anheuser-Busch Golf
Classic. 1983 Byron Nelson Golf Classic. 1984 Masters Tournament. 1986 Buick Open,
Vantage Championship. 1987 USF&G Classic. 1988 Doral-Ryder Open. 1990 Southwestern
Bell Colonial. 1992 Centel Western Open. 1993 Nestle Invitational. 1994 Freeport-
McMoRan Classic. 1995 Masters Tournament.
MONEY & POSITION:
1973 — 76,374 — 32 1985 — 25,814 — 149 1997 — 42,513 — 213
1974 — 66,825 — 32 1986 — 388,169 — 8 1998 — 11,393 — 268
1975 — 63,528 — 32 1987 — 638,194 — 3 1999 — 0
1976 — 257,760 — 2 1988 — 696,895 — 8 2000 — 7,400 — 240
1977 — 123,841 — 16 1989 — 443,095 — 21 2001 — 7,770 — 244
1978 — 108,305 — 21 1990 — 351,193 — 33 2002 — 0
1979 — 236,770 — 5 1991 — 224,563 — 75 2003 — 0
1980 — 237,727 — 5 1992 — 439,071 — 31 2004 — 0
1981 — 151,038 — 20 1993 — 318,605 — 51 2005 — 0
1982 — 54,277 — 85 1994 — 659,252 — 21 2006 — 32,060 — 240
1983 — 275,474 — 7 1995 — 737,475 2007 — 16,530 — 246
1984 — 270,989 — 16 1996 — 176,857 — 119
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T55—Masters Tournament.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 61–1979 Phoenix Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—649; in money—457; Top-10 finishes—
144
CAREER EARNINGS: $7,139,756
Career High Official World Rank: After 1996 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic/19
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DALY, John
FULL NAME: John Patrick Daly BIRTHDATE: April 28, 1966
BIRTHPLACE: Carmichael, CA RESIDENCE: Dardanelle, AR
HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 220 FAMILY: Wife, Sherrie; Shynah Hale
(6/10/92), Sierra Lynn (6/1/95), Austin (3/8/99), John Patrick (7/23/03)
EDUCATION: University of Arkansas SPECIAL INTERESTS: Most
sports TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1987 Q SCHOOL: 1990 OTHER
INFORMATION: Playing out of the Past Champion category in 2007,
finished 188th on the money list and had two top-25s, 10 missed cuts
and six withdrawals. Best finish was a T16 at the Buick Open, his best finish since a T16 at
the 2005 Michelin Championship at Las Vegas. On Sunday of Buick Open, was cheered on
in the gallery by rock star Kid Rock, with whom Daly stayed that week. In 2006, his second
year of a two-year exemption for winning the 2004 Buick Invitational, two-time major
champion struggled to lowest finish (192nd) on money list in 16-year career. Posted just one
top-25 finish in 2006, a T17 at the Accenture Match Play Championship. In 2005, lost playoffs
to World No. 1 Tiger Woods at the American Express Championship in San Francisco
and to World No. 2 Vijay Singh at the Shell Houston Open. Also finished T15 in the British
Open at St. Andrews, his best finish in a major since winning in 1995 at St. Andrews. In
2004, won for the first time since 1995 and recorded a career-best 17 made cuts in 22
starts. Won Buick Invitational in a playoff with Chris Riley and Luke Donald on the first extra
hole by knocking a 99-foot bunker shot to within 7 inches and sinking the birdie. Finished
T4 at the Nissan Open, posting back-to-back top-10s in consecutive starts for the first time
2002. In 2003, fell out of the top 125 with only one top-10 in 22 starts. Missed cut or was
disqualified at final seven events of 2003. Averaged a career-best 314.3 yards off the tee,
but failed to win ninth consecutive Driving Distance crown. Rookie Hank Kuehne averaged
321.4 yards. Won the 2003 Kolon Korean Open on the Asian PGA Tour, first victory since the
2001 BMW International Open in Germany. In 2001, had four top-10s and placed 61st on
the money list, his highest since 1995. Began the season ranked 507th in the Official World
Golf Ranking and reached the top 50 by the end of the TOUR season. Captured European
Tour's BMW International Open, his first victory since the 1995 British Open. In 1995, added
second major title with victory at British Open at St. Andrews. After holding 36-hole lead,
fell to fourth with third-round 73. Appeared to have one-stroke victory after closing 71, but
Costantino Rocca holed 70-foot putt from "Valley of Sin" short of 18th green. Daly won playoff
by four strokes, thanks largely to Rocca's 7 at par-4 17th. Became youngest active player
on TOUR with two major championship titles and fourth American at the time since
World War II to win two majors before his 30th birthday, joining Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson
and Johnny Miller. In 1994, after serving suspension early in season, earned third TOUR victory
at BellSouth Classic. Grabbed lead with second-round 64, then withstood challenges
of Nolan Henke and Brian Henninger. In 1992, won B.C. Open by six strokes for second
career victory. In 1991, beginning as ninth and final alternate into field at Crooked Stick,
won PGA Championship. Shot opening 69 without benefit of practice round. Added rounds
of 67-69-71 for three-stroke victory over Bruce Lietzke. Named PGA TOUR Rookie of the
Year. In 1990, played Nationwide Tour, won Utah Classic and finished ninth on money list.
Enjoys writing lyrics and playing guitar. Recorded a largely autobiographical album entitled
"My Life," featuring guest performances by Darius Rucker, Willie Nelson, Johnny Lee and
Daron Norwood. Instead of flying to tournament sites, purchased large RV and drives to
many events. Involved in many charitable causes, most notably Make-a-Wish Foundation
and Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Set up a college scholarship fund for the two daughters
of the late Thomas Weaver of Fishers, IN, who was struck by lightning during a first-round
storm delay at the 1991 PGA Championship.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (5): 1991 PGA Championship. 1992 B.C. Open. 1994 BellSouth
Classic. 1995 British Open. 2004 Buick Invitational.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1990 Utah Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1986 — 0 1995 — 321,748 2002 — 593,595 — 112
1989 — 14,689 — 200 1996 — 173,557 — 121 2003 — 220,647 — 171
1990 — 10,000 — 230 1997 — 106,762 — 165 2004 —2,359,507 — 21
1991 — 574,783 — 17 1998 — 393,740 — 77 2005 —1,759,921 — 42
1992 — 387,455 — 37 1999 — 186,215 — 158 2006 — 192,134 — 193
1993 — 225,591 — 76 2000 — 115,460 — 188 2007 — 248,501 — 188
1994 — 340,034 — 49 2001 — 828,914 — 61
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T16—Buick Open; T22—Nissan Open.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2001 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—24; in money—9; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—405; in money—224; Top-10 finishes—32
CAREER EARNINGS: $9,053,251
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World
Resort/23
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DAMRON, Robert
FULL NAME: Robert Douglas Damron BIRTHDATE: October 27,
1972 BIRTHPLACE: Pikeville, KY RESIDENCE: Orlando, FL
HEIGHT: 5-8 WEIGHT: 185 FAMILY: Wife, Molly; Katherine Rose
(9/30/02), William Bernard (3/29/04), Robert Charles (8/14/06) EDU-
CATION: University of Central Florida SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Sports TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1994 Q SCHOOL: 1996 OTHER
INFORMATION: Made one cut in 10 PGA TOUR starts in 2007, a
T34 at the Viking Classic. Also played four Nationwide Tour events,
with a fifth at the Athens Regional Foundation Classic. Made 13 cuts in 31 starts on TOUR
in 2006. In 2005, his lone top-10 came in 18th start, a T2 at the John Deere Classic. Posted
four rounds in the 60s at the TPC Deere Run to finish one shot behind champion Sean
O'Hair. It was his best finish since a playoff loss to Sergio Garcia at the 2004 EDS Byron
Nelson Championship. Lost in a three-way playoff with Sergio Garcia and Dudley Hart at
the 2004 EDS Byron Nelson Championship, his best finish on TOUR since winning at the
TPC Las Colinas in 2001. First victory of his TOUR career came at 2001 Verizon Byron Nelson
Classic and led to best finish on money list (51st). After sharing 54-hole lead with Scott
Verplank, used birdie on fourth extra hole to win. Season-best finish in 2000 was a T3 at
THE PLAYERS Championship, rebounding from opening-round 78 with three consecutive
sub-par scores to finish six shots behind winner Hal Sutton. Finished fourth in front of
hometown fans at 1999 Bay Hill Invitational after receiving a sponsor's exemption from
host Arnold Palmer. Made 19 cut in 28 starts in 1998 and finished in the top 100 on the
money list in his sophomore season on TOUR. Impressive rookie season in 1997 earned
nomination for Rookie of the Year honors. Finished year 53rd on money list on strength of
four top-five finishes. Second only to Rookie of the Year Stewart Cink in first-year earnings.
Winner of five collegiate events while at Central Florida, where he was a three-time All-
America. Father moved family to Orlando for warmer winter weather after retiring from
Kentucky coal business. Winter house was at Bay Hill Club, where Robert met Arnold
Palmer and gained early advice about golf. Palmer helped him get Sponsor's Exemption to
1997 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2001 Verizon Byron Nelson Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1994 — 0 2000 — 724,580 — 67 2004 — 933,388 — 84
1997 — 455,604 — 53 2001 —1,059,187 — 51 2005 — 739,836 — 107
1998 — 370,211 — 81 2002 — 391,867 — 141 2006 — 451,299 — 155
1999 — 434,157 — 90 2003 — 580,087 — 115 2007 — 18,060 — 245
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T34—Viking Classic.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–2002 Greater Milwaukee Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—10; in money—2; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—303; in money—174; Top-10 finishes—19
CAREER EARNINGS: $6,158,276
Career High Official World Rank: After 1997 Motorola Western Open/84
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DAWSON, Marco
FULL NAME: Marco Thomas Dawson BIRTHDATE: November 17,
1963 BIRTHPLACE: Freising, Germany RESIDENCE: Lakeland, FL;
plays out of Grasslands CC HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 190 FAMILY:
Wife, Heather EDUCATION: Florida Southern College (1985,
Marketing) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 1985 Q SCHOOL: 1990, 1991, 1994, 2005, 2006 OTHER
INFORMATION: Best finish of 2007 came with a T5 at the Buick
Open in early July. Finished 145th on the money list for 2007. Finished
out of the top 125 for the third straight season in 2006 but regained TOUR card for 2007
with T22 finish at Qualifying Tournament. It was his fifth successful trip to Q-School finals.
Received a Major Medical Extension for 2005. Ended the season 139th on the money list to
earn partial status for the 2006 season. Upped that status by finishing 12th at the Qualifying
Tournament. Made six starts in 2004 before season was cut short due to back surgery in
April. One of six Nationwide Tour graduates from the class of 2002 to retain TOUR card in
2003, finishing in top 125 for the first time since 1996. Best finish of the year was a T7 at
the 2003 Buick Invitational. Continued to play under Major Medical Extension carryover
from 2001 season in 2002. Picked up his first Nationwide Tour win at the 2002 LaSalle Bank
Open in Chicago. Only played in 10 TOUR events before undergoing back surgery on May
30, 2000. In 1999, became the first player in Nationwide Tour history to earn more than
$200,000 without benefit of a victory. Finished third on 1999 Nationwide Tour money list to
earn TOUR card for 2000. Carded a 69 in the final round of the Nationwide Tour
Championship, the only sub-70 on the last day, and forced a playoff with eventual winner
Bob Heintz. Finished in top 100 for second consecutive season in 1996. Posted three top-
10s, including a T3 at the 1996 Buick Invitational and T4 at 1996 CVS Charity Classic.
Finished No. 71 on the TOUR money list in 1995. Closest brush with victory on the PGA
TOUR came at the 1995 Greater Milwaukee Open where final-round 67 left him in second
place, three behind winner Scott Hoch. Was a teammate of Lee Janzen and Rocco Mediate
at Florida Southern. Took up golf at age 9 after his family moved to Coral Springs, FL, and
lived adjacent to a course.
EXEMPT STATUS: 145th on 2007 PGA TOUR money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 2—1995 Greater Milwaukee Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2002 LaSalle Bank Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1986 — 2,080 — 249 1995 — 261,214 2002 — 0
1990 — 2,154 — 272 1996 — 261,661 — 82 2003 — 601,729 — 107
1991 — 96,756 — 137 1997 — 100,110 — 168 2004 — 59,550 — 227
1992 — 113,464 — 123 1998 — 3,173 — 340 2005 — 526,264 — 139
1993 — 120,462 — 124 2000 — 44,290 — 217 2006 — 545,076 — 142
1994 — 121,025 — 139 2001 — 172,738 — 182 2007 — 521,432 — 145
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T5—Buick Open.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 61–1991 Chattanooga Classic/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—23; in money—13; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—348; in money—183; Top-10 finishes—16
CAREER EARNINGS: $3,553,177
Career High Official World Rank: After 1996 Honda Classic/130
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1999, 2002)
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DAY, Glen
FULL NAME: Glen Edward Day BIRTHDATE: November 16, 1965
BIRTHPLACE: Mobile, AL RESIDENCE: Palm Beach Gardens, FL;
plays out of The Alotian Club (Alotian, AR) HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT:
170 FAMILY: Wife, Jennifer Ralston-Day; Whitney Elizabeth
(7/26/94), Christina Francis (1/26/96) EDUCATION: University of
Oklahoma SPECIAL INTERESTS: Taking his girls to school every
day when at home, hunting, tennis TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1988
Q SCHOOL: 1993, 2006 OTHER INFORMATION: Veteran made 27
PGA TOUR starts in 2007, with three top-25s and a best finish of T15 at the Canadian Open.
Returned to the PGA TOUR after T16 finish at 2006 Qualifying Tournament. Spent most of
the 2006 season on the Nationwide Tour. Notched his first career top-10 finish on the
Nationwide Tour with runner-up effort at the Xerox Classic. Played in 12 PGA TOUR events
in 2006. Closed with a 6-under 66 to finish T5 at the 2006 Southern Farm Bureau Classic,
his fourth career top-10 (2004-T3, 2003-T7, 1999-T3) in Madison, MS. Finished out of the
top 125 (No. 167) in 2005 for second straight season. Fell out of the top 125 in 2004 for the
first time since joining the TOUR in 1994. In 2003, earned $379,153 of his $788,557 season
total in the final seven tournaments, including five top-25s. Runner-up at 2002 Tampa Bay
Classic, seven strokes behind K.J. Choi. In 2001, finished 71st and posted best finish since
winning the 1999 MCI Classic with a solo fourth at the 2001 MasterCard Colonial. Initial victory
came in playoff at the MCI Classic. Sank 35-foot birdie putt on first extra hole to defeat
Payne Stewart and Jeff Sluman. Was five strokes back entering final round and shot 66 to
reach playoff. In 1998, led after 18 holes and was second through 54 holes before recording
first career runner-up finish at THE PLAYERS Championship. T3 at 1998 Freeport-
McDermott Classic the next week and second at MCI Classic in next start. In 1995, recorded
a career-low 62 in first round of FedEx St. Jude Classic before finishing 21st. Finished
third in rookie earnings in 1994 behind Ernie Els and Mike Heinen. Recorded two aces during
1994 Canon Greater Hartford Open. First earned TOUR card by finishing 11th at 1993
Qualifying Tournament. Made first foray into golf course design business with Salem Glen
near Winston-Salem, NC. Formed Glen Day-Alan Blalock Golf Course Design in 1999.
Projects include a course re-design at Oak Mountain State Park in Shelby County, AL, and
the Auburn Golf Building for Auburn University; also did course re-design at Vestavia
Country Club, in Vestavia Hills, AL, and working on re-design of the entrance at Vestavia CC.
Credits grandfather with encouraging his pursuit of golf career. Grandfather co-signed loan
so he could play in Asia and Europe. Father-in-law Bob Ralston is a former Champions Tour
and Nationwide Tour player. Has pictures of his daughters on buttons he wears on his cap
while playing. Serves as host for annual Day For Charity Pro-Am in Little Rock, AR, in support
of charities throughout central Arkansas.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1999 MCI Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1994 — 357,236 — 45 1999 —1,109,513 — 34 2004 — 519,935 — 138
1995 — 201,809 2000 — 617,242 — 75 2005 — 370,221 — 167
1996 — 298,131 — 73 2001 — 715,780 — 71 2006 — 134,580 — 207
1997 — 248,323 — 98 2002 — 859,930 — 77 2007 — 397,491 — 163
1998 —1,283,416 — 15 2003 — 788,557 — 81
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T15—Canadian Open presented by Franklin
Templeton Investments; T16—AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am; T22—The Honda
Classic.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2 times, most recent 2004 Booz Allen Classic/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—27; in money—16; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—390; in money—233; Top-10 finishes—36
CAREER EARNINGS: $7,902,165
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 Doral-Ryder Open/30
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DAY, Jason
FULL NAME: Jason Anthony Day BIRTHDATE: November 12,
1987 BIRTHPLACE: Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia RESI-
DENCE: Forest Lake, Queensland, Australia HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT:
165 FAMILY: Single SPECIAL INTERESTS: Surfing, dirt biking
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2006 OTHER INFORMATION: 2008
PGA TOUR rookie made the cut in 14 of 19 starts on the Nationwide
Tour in 2007, with 10 top-25 finishes. Finished the season No. 5 on
the money list, with $331,542. In just his second career start on the
Nationwide Tour, finished T6 at the HSBC New Zealand PGA Championship. Played in the
final pairing at the Livermore Valley Wine Country Championship, but an 8-over 80 in the
final round left him well behind winner Omar Uresti. Posted a then-career-best T4 at the
Fort Smith Classic, posting a career-best, 8-under 62 to wind up two shots back of winner
Jay Williamson. Shared the lead after the first and third rounds at the LaSalle Bank Open,
but a 73 in the final round led to a T9 - his third top-10 showing of the year. Breakthrough
performance came at the Legend Financial Group Classic, where a final-round 67 and a
tournament-record 16-under-par 268 made him the youngest player to win a PGA TOURsanctioned
event. At 19 years, 7 months, 26 days, he surpassed the previous youngest players
to win on the two Tours, including Johnny McDermott’s (19 years, 10 months) win at the
1911 U.S. Open and James Oh’s (21 years, 5 months, 27 days) victory at the 2003 Mark
Christopher Charity Classic. The win made Day the Tour's 20th different winner from
Australia and his victory was the 30th overall by that group, also a Tour record. The win
began a five-tournament stretch where he posted four top-five finishes, including a T5 at
the Nationwide Children's Hospital Invitational, a runner-up effort at the Cox Classic and a
third-place finish at the Xerox Classic. Of particular note was a weekend duel in Omaha
with eventual winner Roland Thatcher. Shot scores of 62-63 (17-under par) but still finished
one stroke behind Thatcher. His 125 total over the final two rounds equaled the lowest 36hole
score in Nationwide Tour history. It had been posted on three previous occasions.
Played the front nine Saturday (28) and Sunday (29) at 13-under par. Was named the Tour's
Player of the Month in July. Suffered a right wrist injury late in the 2007 season which
forced him to sit out from early October till the end of the year. Made all seven career starts
on the PGA TOUR in 2006, with strong showings at the Reno-Tahoe Open (T11) and the U.S.
Bank Championship in Milwaukee (T13). Finished with five made cuts and $174,508 in earnings.
Played on the PGA Tour of Australasia from 2004-05. Enjoyed plenty of success at the
amateur level, highlighted by his win at the 2006 Australian Amateur Stroke-Play
Championship. Decorated amateur career also includes titles at the Australian Junior
Championship, World Junior Championship, Queensland Amateur Championship and the
Queensland Medal Championship. Got his start in golf from his dad, who died from cancer
when Jason was 12.
EXEMPT STATUS: 5th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T11—2006 Reno-Tahoe Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2007 Legend Financial Group Classic Presented by
Cynergies Solutions.
MONEY & POSITION:
2006 — 174,508
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–2006 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee/2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—7; in money—5; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $174,508
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 The Presidents Cup/144
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DELSING, Jay
FULL NAME: James Patrick Delsing BIRTHDATE: October 17,
1960 BIRTHPLACE: St. Louis, MO RESIDENCE: St. Louis, MO
HEIGHT: 6-5 WEIGHT: 210 FAMILY: MacKenzie (5/31/89),
Gemma (12/9/91), Brennan (9/21/93), Joanna (10/2/03) EDUCA-
TION: UCLA (1983, Economics) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, all
sports TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1984 Q SCHOOL: 1984, 1987,
1988, 1989, 1996, 1998, 2003 OTHER INFORMATION: Split time in
2007 between the PGA TOUR (6 cuts made in 12 starts) and
Nationwide Tour (2-7) for the sixth time in last seven seasons. His only top-10 of the season
was a T5 at the 2007 Rochester Area Charities Showdown on the Nationwide Tour. In
2006 had one top-10 on each Tour - T5s at the PGA TOUR's 2006 FedEx St. Jude Classic and
the Nationwide Tour's 2006 Rheem Classic. In 2005, recorded a T9 at the B.C. Open, his first
top-10 since he finished T8 at the 1999 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill. Earned membership
for the 2004 season with his T28 at TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Played in 26
events and finished in the top-25 twice. Made three cuts in six events on the 2002 TOUR
and finished 18th on the 2002 Nationwide Tour money list. Won his second Nationwide
Tour title at the 2002 Omaha Classic. Defeated Jeff Freeman in a four-hole Monday playoff
at the 2001 Fort Smith Classic for his first TOUR-related victory. In 1999, recorded four top-
10s in his final 16 events to finish among the top 125 for the first time since 1995. Best
TOUR finish came at 1993 New England Classic where he finished T2, four strokes behind
winner Paul Azinger. Matched that with another runner-up finish at the 1995 FedEx St. Jude
Classic, this time one behind winner Jim Gallagher, Jr. Best finish on TOUR money list is
52nd in 1992 on strength of four top-10s and nine top-25s. Two-time All-America at UCLA
where teammates included Corey Pavin, Steve Pate and Duffy Waldorf. Father, Jim, was an
outfielder for the New York Yankees, Chicago White Sox, St. Louis Browns and Kansas City
A's from 1949-60. Father pinch-ran for midget Eddie Gaedel with the Browns in 1951.
EXEMPT STATUS: Veteran Member
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T2—1993 New England Classic, 1995 FedEx St.
Jude Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2): 2001 Fort Smith Classic. 2002 Omaha Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1985 — 46,480 — 125 1993 — 233,484 — 71 2001 — 4,887 — 251
1986 — 65,850 — 123 1994 — 143,738 — 124 2002 — 22,430 — 228
1987 — 58,657 — 136 1995 — 230,769 2003 — 159,654 — 185
1988 — 45,504 — 152 1996 — 117,246 — 153 2004 — 190,184 — 193
1989 — 26,565 — 187 1997 — 102,592 — 167 2005 — 230,851 — 189
1990 — 207,740 — 74 1998 — 154,683 — 160 2006 — 276,447 — 178
1991 — 149,775 — 100 1999 — 431,879 — 91 2007 — 181,809 — 199
1992 — 296,740 — 52 2000 — 132,843 — 182
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T13—U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee, Viking
Classic.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 61–1993 Federal Express St. Jude Classic/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—12; in money—6; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—546; in money—272; Top-10 finishes—30
CAREER EARNINGS: $3,510,806
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994 Buick Classic/145
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DEMSEY Todd
FULL NAME: Todd Robert Demsey BIRTHDATE: May 27, 1972
BIRTHPLACE: Ridgewood, NJ RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ; plays
out of Whisper Rock GC HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 175 FAMILY: Wife,
Melinda; Maggie (7/13/06) EDUCATION: Arizona State University
(1995, Psychology) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hiking, biking, spending
time at home TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995 OTHER INFORMA-
TION: Member of Nationwide Tour in 1995, 1999-2005 and 2007. A
member of the PGA TOUR for just the second time in 2008 (also 1997)
after finishing eighth at the 2007 Qualifying Tournament. Made the cut in 20 of 29 events
on the 2007 Nationwide Tour, including nine top-25s. Finished the season No. 52 on the
money list with $122,819. Took a one-week break from the Tour when he played the
Wachovia Championship after Monday qualifying, finishing T69 in his first PGA TOUR start
since 1997. Made 10 cuts in 20 starts on the 2005 Nationwide Tour. Finished outside the
top 100 (No. 123) for the first time in his career as a member. Made the cut in eight of 28
starts on the 2004 Nationwide Tour. Made the cut in 17 of 22 events on the 2003
Nationwide Tour, including nine top-25 finishes. Finished No. 91 on the 2002 Nationwide
Tour after making the cut in 14 of 27 tournaments. Missed the entire 2001 season due to
recurring back problems that started hindering his play late in the 2000 Nationwide Tour
season. Did not play or withdrew from the last four events of the 2000 season due to the
back injury. Finished No. 214 on the money list during his rookie season on the 1997 PGA
TOUR. Best finish was a T24 at the Greater Vancouver Open. Winner of the 1998 Utah Open,
California State Open and Arizona Open. College teammate of PGA TOUR member Phil
Mickelson at Arizona State. Winner of five collegiate tournaments, including the 1993
NCAA Division I individual championship. Two-time first-team All-American, while also
earning second- and third-team honors. Member of 1993 U.S. Walker Cup team where he
went 3-0. 1994 U.S. World Amateur team member. Winner of the 1993 Pacific Coast
Amateur and 1992 California State Amateur. First TOUR start was as a 20-year-old amateur
at hometown Buick Invitational in 1993. Underwent a second surgery at the end of the 2003
Nationwide Tour season to remove the remaining 20 percent of a brain tumor diagnosed in
2002. First surgery was performed in January 2003, just 24 days after his wedding. Tumor
returned in 2007, but doctors believed in late 2007 that it is benign and treatable with radiation.
Grandfather was a catcher for New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers in 1940-41.
Biggest thrill in golf was when USGA president Reg Murphy caddied for him at the 1994
World Amateur.
EXEMPT STATUS: 8th at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T24—1997 Greater Vancouver Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1996 — 2,513 — 359 1997 — 41,774 — 214 2007 — 12,411
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T69—Wachovia Championship.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–1997 Las Vegas Invitational/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—35; in money—13; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $56,697
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Turning Stone Resort Championship/605
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
DRISCOLL, James
FULL NAME: James Edward Driscoll BIRTHDATE: October 9, 1977
BIRTHPLACE: Boston, MA RESIDENCE: Brookline, MA HEIGHT:
6-0 WEIGHT: 185 FAMILY: Single EDUCATION: University of
Virginia SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fitness, reading TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 2001 JOINED TOUR: 2005 OTHER INFORMATION:
Made the cut in 13 of 24 events on the 2007 Nationwide Tour, with
eight top-25 finishes. Finished the year No. 24 on the money list to
earn return trip to the PGA TOUR. Among his four top-10 finishes were
runner-up showings at the Melwood Prince George's County Open and the Xerox Classic.
Finished just one shot behind Paul Claxton at Melwood and one stroke behind Nick
Flanagan in Rochester. Most recently finished No. 187 on the 2006 PGA TOUR money list.
Struggled throughout the year, making 11 cuts in 29 starts but failed to crack the top 25.
Played his rookie season on TOUR in 2005 and was one of only three 2004 Nationwide Tour
graduates to retain his card for 2006, finishing No. 100 in earnings. Lost in a sudden-death
playoff to Tim Petrovic at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. After opening 68-71, fired 6under-par
66 and played with 54-hole leader Chris DiMarco in final group Sunday. Missed
a 4-foot birdie putt for win on 72nd hole, shooting a final-round 70 for a 13-under-par 275
total. Petrovic took title with a par 5 on first extra hole after Driscoll three-putted. Missed
two months (August-September) due to torn ligament in left thumb, suffered in a pickup
basketball game. Member of the Nationwide Tour in 2004. Made the cut in 18 of 24 tournament
appearances and finished seventh on the money list to earn first PGA TOUR card.
Notched his first Nationwide Tour victory with a 15-under-par 273 at the Virginia Beach
Open. Made the cut in six of nine events during his rookie season on the 2003 Nationwide
Tour. Received a Sponsor Exemption into the 2002 Greater Richmond Open, where he finished
T6 in his first career event on the Nationwide Tour. A member of the Canadian Tour in
2002. Three-time All-American at the University of Virginia. Winner of the 1998 Golf Digest
Invitational. Runner-up to Jeff Quinney at the U.S. Amateur in 2000. Runner-up finish got
him into the field of the 2001 Masters, where rounds of 68-78 led to a missed cut by one
shot. His opening-round, 4-under-par 68 included just 23 putts and was the best first-round
amateur score since 1983. Member of the U.S. Walker Cup Team in 2001. Amateur wins
included the New England Amateur and the North and South Amateur before turning pro in
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2001. American Junior Golf Association first-team All-America selection. Is the youngest of
seven children.
EXEMPT STATUS: 24th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 2—2005 Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2004 Virginia Beach Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
2001 — 7,208 2005 — 849,891 — 100 2007 — 0
2002 — 34,293 2006 — 219,904 — 187
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 65–2 times, most recent 2006 Cialis Western
Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—2; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—68; in money—28; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER EARNINGS: $1,111,296
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 Zurich Classic of New Orleans/119
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2004, 2007)
DUFNER, Jason
FULL NAME: Jason Christopher Dufner BIRTHDATE: March 24,
1977 BIRTHPLACE: Cleveland, OH RESIDENCE: Auburn, AL
HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 180 FAMILY: Single EDUCATION:
Auburn University (2000, Economics) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports,
video games, sleeping TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2000 OTHER
INFORMATION: Member of PGA TOUR in 2004 and Nationwide
Tour in 2001-03 and 2005-07. Returned to PGA TOUR in 2007 thanks
to eighth-place finish on 2006 Nationwide Tour money list. Made 32
starts in 2007 and collected five top-25s in 18 made cuts on TOUR. Finished T6 at the 2007
John Deere Classic, the best finish of his PGA TOUR career. Was looking to become the first
player to capture the Nationwide Tour's LaSalle Bank Open (Glenview, IL) and the PGA
TOUR's John Deere Classic (Silvis, IL) in consecutive years. Made the cut in 20 of 24 starts
on the 2006 Nationwide Tour, with seven top-10s. Notched the 20th top-10 finish of his
Nationwide Tour career with a one-stroke win over Cliff Kresge at the LaSalle Bank Open.
Collected $135,000 for the win, the richest prize on the Nationwide Tour. Came back the following
week with a T40 finish at the U.S. Open after qualifying at the sectional tournament.
Finished No. 59 on the 2005 Nationwide Tour money list with a best finish of T3 at the
Scholarship America Showdown. Rookie on the 2004 PGA TOUR after finishing 10th on the
2003 Nationwide Tour money list. Posted a T8 finish at the Chrysler Classic of Greensboro.
Ended the year No. 164 on the money list. Placed No. 77 on the Nationwide Tour money list
in 2002. Had no status on the Nationwide Tour to begin the 2001 season. Monday qualified
his way into the Hershey Open, where he finished T12. Finish at Hershey earned a spot in
the field at the Wichita Open. Posted four rounds in the 60s to finish at 22-under par and
earn his first career title by three shots over three others. Made the cut in 11 of 13 events
in 2001 and finished 21st on money list. Played the Golden Bear Tour in 2000. Honorablemention
All-America in 1997. All-SEC selection in 1997-98 and 2000. Redshirted after his
junior year at Auburn. Three-time winner during college. Lost in the 1998 U.S. Amateur
Public Links Championship at Torrey Pines GC to Trevor Immelman, 3 and 2. Lists Ben Hogan
as his hero. Did not start playing golf until age 15.
EXEMPT STATUS: 140th on 2007 money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T6—2007 John Deere Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2): 2001 Wichita Open. 2006 LaSalle Bank Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
2001 — 0 2006 — 29,459
2004 — 317,770 — 164 2007 — 574,992 — 140
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T6—John Deere Classic.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–2007 Children's Miracle Network Classic presented
by Wal-Mart/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—32; in money—18; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—63; in money—30; Top-10 finishes—2
CAREER EARNINGS: $922,221
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Sony Open in Hawaii/243
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EDWARDS, Joel
FULL NAME: Joel Ashley Edwards BIRTHDATE: November 22,
1961 BIRTHPLACE: Dallas, TX RESIDENCE: Coppell, TX HEIGHT:
6-0 WEIGHT: 190 FAMILY: Wife, Rhonda; Tanner Grant (4/23/97)
EDUCATION: North Texas State University SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Music, movies, flying TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1984 Q SCHOOL:
1988, 1989, 1990, 1995 OTHER INFORMATION: Split time
between the PGA TOUR (four starts, no cuts made) and Nationwide
Tour (eight starts, two cuts made) in 2007. Spent most of 2006 competing
on the Nationwide Tour (7 of 17 cuts), with only three starts on the PGA TOUR (two
made cuts). In 2005, made four cuts in 14 starts on the Nationwide Tour. Did not earn
enough in his six starts from the Major Medical Extension category in 2004 to retain his
card for the season. Played in 11 events, finishing 219th on the money list, the lowest in
his 14-year TOUR career. Double bogeyed the final hole at 2004 TOUR Qualifying
Tournament to miss his 2005 card by two strokes. Largely due to a torn tendon in elbow that
required surgery, suffered through sub-par 2003 season with only seven made cuts in 23
starts. Received a Major Medical Extension for 2004. Battled a bout of double pneumonia
for two months at end of 2002 season and still felt effects at Sony Open in Hawaii in early
2003. Surpassed the $1-million mark in earnings for the second straight season in 2002,
thanks to career-high four top-10s. Finished the 2001 season by making 10 of last 11 cuts
and made $862,802 of his career-best $1,193,528. Earned first TOUR title in 316th career
start at 2001 Air Canada Championship. Shared first- and second-round leads with Greg
Kraft before taking three-stroke lead into final round. Led TOUR event after 54 holes for first
time in career. Rounds of 65-67-68-65--265 produced share of tournament record. Earned
$638,422 and was 73rd on the 2000 TOUR money list. In 1999, earned his 2000 TOUR card
with a second-place finish on the Nationwide Tour money list. Brought home his first career
victory with a come-from-behind win at the Mississippi Gulf Coast Open in February.
Named Player of the Month for February. Had six top-10s in his last seven events. In 1996,
broke into the Top 100 on the money list for the first time in career (No. 90, $248,450).
Recorded a T2 at the 1992 B.C. Open to finish six strokes behind winner John Daly. Winner
of 1988 North Dakota Open. Named to the All-Southland Conference team at North Texas
State. American Junior Golf Association All-American. Had back surgery in January 1998,
which kept him off the TOUR for most of the year.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2001 Air Canada Championship.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1999 Mississippi Gulf Coast Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1984 — 0 1993 — 150,623 — 106 2002 —1,077,651 — 61
1985 — 0 1994 — 139,141 — 127 2003 — 143,382 — 190
1987 — 0 1995 — 114,285 2004 — 83,572 — 219
1988 — 0 1996 — 248,450 — 90 2005 — 0
1989 — 46,851 — 167 1997 — 114,856 — 158 2006 — 11,760 — 255
1990 — 109,809 — 132 1998 — 0 2007 — 0
1991 — 106,820 — 131 2000 — 638,422 — 73
1992 — 107,264 — 126 2001 —1,193,528 — 46
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2 times, most recent 2002 Invensys Classic at
Las Vegas/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—4; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—392; in money—194; Top-10 finishes—19
CAREER EARNINGS: $4,286,415
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic/93
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ELDER, Brad
FULL NAME: Bradley Ryan Elder BIRTHDATE: March 17, 1975
BIRTHPLACE: Tulsa, OK RESIDENCE: Dallas, TX; plays out of
Gleneagles CC (Plano, TX) HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 195 FAMILY:
Wife, Peggy EDUCATION: University of Texas TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 1998 Q SCHOOL: 2001 OTHER INFORMATION:
Returns to the PGA TOUR in 2008 after finishing No. 17 on the 2007
Nationwide Tour money list. Member of the Nationwide Tour in 1999,
2004-07. Member of the PGA TOUR in 2000-03 and 2008. Made the
cut in 20 of 28 starts including nine top-25s and six top-10s, including his third career
Nationwide Tour victory. Won the Preferred Health Systems Wichita Open with a finalround
65 that matched the lowest final round by a winner in tournament history. His fourstroke
victory over Fabian Gomez equaled the largest winning margin of the season. Also
won the tournament in 1999, making him just one of seven players to win the same event
twice on Tour. Other top-10 finishes came at the Oregon Classic (T4), Henrico County Open
(T5), Fort Smith Classic (T6), Chattanooga Classic (T6) and the Livermore Valley Wine
Country Championship (T9). Made the cut in six of 13 Nationwide Tour appearances in
2006, with his lone top-25 a T11 at the Movistar Panama Championship. Did not play in any
TOUR-sponsored events in 2005. Made the cut in nine of 22 Nationwide Tour starts in 2004,
with his only top-10 finish a T5 at the Preferred Health Systems Wichita Open. Made the
cut in five of 20 starts on the 2003 PGA TOUR. T28 at the FBR Capital Open was his top
showing. Missed almost two months of 2002 season due to shoulder injury. After withdrawing
from The Honda Classic in March, did not play again until the Verizon Byron Nelson
Classic in May. Had a season-best third-place finish at the rain-shortened Southern Farm
Bureau Classic, two strokes behind champion Luke Donald. Survived triple bogey on first
hole of final round of 2001 National Qualifying Tournament to card a 69 and secure a T8 finish.
Finished 128th on the money list in second full PGA TOUR season in 2001. Successful
rookie campaign on PGA TOUR in 2000, making 20 of 34 cuts and earning $700,738, good
for 68th on the money list. Earned his PGA TOUR membership for 2000 by finishing 11th on
the 1999 Nationwide Tour money list. Earned his first Nationwide Tour title with a twostroke
win at 1999 Wichita Open. Second victory came at the end of the season at Inland
Empire Open. Winner of the Fred Haskins and Jack Nicklaus Awards as college player of
the year while at Texas. Member of winning 1997 Walker Cup team. Loves to watch sports
on television. Favorite sport besides golf is hockey, especially his hometown Dallas Stars.
EXEMPT STATUS: 17th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T2—2000 SEI Pennsylvania Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3): 1999 Wichita Open, Inland Empire Open. 2007
Preferred Health Systems Wichita Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1998 — 14,842 — 256 2001 — 396,967 — 128 2004 — 0
1999 — 0 2002 — 362,892 — 147 2006 — 0
2000 — 700,738 — 68 2003 — 74,341 — 218
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–1998 Kemper Open/2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—126; in money—59; Top-10 finishes—3
CAREER EARNINGS: $1,549,780
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 SEI Pennsylvania Classic/165
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1999, 2007)
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FALDO, Nick
FULL NAME: Nicholas Alexander Faldo BIRTHDATE: July 18, 1957
BIRTHPLACE: Welwyn Garden City, England RESIDENCE:
Orlando, FL HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 195 FAMILY: Wife, Valerie;
Natalie (9/18/86), Matthew (3/17/89), Georgia (3/20/93), Emma
(7/28/03) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fly fishing, flying helicopters, photography
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1976 OTHER INFORMA-
TION: Took reduced playing schedule in 2006 and 2007 to concentrate
on other golf interests, including a growing course design company,
Faldo Design, and a new career as a television commentator.
Following his success work for ABC Sports in 2005-06, appointed lead
analyst in 2007 for PGA TOUR coverage on CBS and GOLF CHANNEL.
Named in March 2005 as European Team Ryder Cup Captain for the
2008 competition at Valhalla in Louisville, KY. Played in four tournaments
on four different tours in 2007. Missed cut at the British Open
in only PGA TOUR start and T14 at the Senior British Open after tying for the first-round lead
with a 68. Has earned six major championship titles -- 1987-90-92 British Opens, 1989-90-
96 Masters Tournaments. Shot closing 71 to defeat Rodger Davis and third-round leader
Paul Azinger by one stroke in 1987 British Open at Muirfield. Made up five-stroke deficit
with 65 on final day of 1989 Masters to force playoff with Scott Hoch, which he won with
birdie on second playoff hole. Successfully defended Masters title with playoff victory over
Raymond Floyd in 1990. At 1996 Masters, entered final round trailing Greg Norman by six
strokes, shot 67 to Norman's 78 and won by five. Gained share of lead at 1990 British Open
at St. Andrews with second-round 65 and went five strokes ahead after third-round 67.
Recorded five-stroke victory over Payne Stewart and Mark McNulty. Won second British
Open at Muirfield in 1992 by a stroke over John Cook. Lost playoff to Curtis Strange in 1988
U.S. Open at The Country Club. First PGA TOUR victory came at 1984 Sea Pines Heritage
Classic, beating Tom Kite by one stroke. After leaving PGA TOUR in 1989, returned full time
in 1995 and won Doral-Ryder Open by one stroke over Norman. Led Official World Golf
Ranking for 81 weeks in 1993-94. Led European Tour Order of Merit in 1983 and 1992. 1977
European Tour Rookie of the Year. In 1990, became first international player to be named
PGA of America Player of the Year. Won 1975 British Youths Amateur and English Amateur
Championships. Holds Ryder Cup records for most matches played (46) and most points won
(25). Operates Faldo Golf Institute at Marriott Grand Vista Resort in Orlando. Awarded MBE
(Member of British Empire) in 1987.
PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (9): 1984 Sea Pines Heritage. 1987 British Open. 1989 Masters
Tournament. 1990 Masters Tournament, British Open. 1992 British Open. 1995 Doral-Ryder
Open. 1996 Masters Tournament. 1997 Nissan Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1979 — 2,613 — 217 1990 — 345,262 — 37 2000 — 276,583 — 142
1981 — 35,349 — 102 1991 — 127,156 — 117 2001 — 215,961 — 165
1982 — 56,667 — 81 1992 — 345,168 — 42 2002 — 321,208
1983 — 67,851 — 79 1993 — 188,886 — 91 2003 — 262,258
1984 — 166,845 — 38 1994 — 221,146 — 83 2004 — 40,460
1985 — 54,060 — 117 1995 — 790,961 2005 — 184,649
1986 — 52,965 — 135 1996 — 942,621 — 12 2006 — 0
1987 — 36,281 — 169 1997 — 431,326 — 58 2007 — 0
1988 — 179,120 — 64 1998 — 150,703 — 163
1989 — 327,981 — 31 1999 — 221,544 — 151
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–1981 Hawaiian Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—299; in money—229; Top-10 finishes—52
CAREER EARNINGS: $6,045,627
Career High Official World Rank: After 1996 Bell Canadian Open/2
WORLD GOLF HALL OF FAME MEMBER (Inducted 1998)
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FEHERTY, David
BIRTHDATE: August 13, 1958 BIRTHPLACE: Bangor, Northern
Ireland RESIDENCE: Dallas HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 200 FAMILY:
Wife, Anita; Fred, Karl, Shey, Rory, Erin SPECIAL INTERESTS: All
sports, golf course design TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1976 Q
SCHOOL: 1993 OTHER INFORMATION: Joined CBS Sports fulltime
as an on-course commentator in 1997 after working several
events in 1996. Captained Irish team to Alfred Dunhill Cup title in
1990. Played for Europe in the 1991 Ryder Cup at Kiawah Island, SC.
Won five times on the European Tour. Best PGA TOUR finish came in the 1994 New England
Classic, a second behind winner Kenny Perry. Also writes for various golf publications and
has published books. Joined Tom Watson, Tom Lehman, Howard Twitty, Butch Harmon and
Joe Inman on an "Operation Links" trip, sponsored by the USO, in late 2007 to visit with U.S.
troops in Iraq.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 2—1994 New England Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1988 — 8,400 — 221 1992 — 11,668 — 232 1995 — 90,274
1991 — 38,000 — 187 1994 — 178,501 — 100 1996 — 3,060 — 342
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 65–1994 New England Classic/1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—61; in money—31; Top-10 finishes—3
CAREER EARNINGS: $329,903
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994 New England Classic/65
FERRIE, Kenneth
FULL NAME: Kenneth Andrew Ferrie BIRTHDATE: September 28,
1978 BIRTHPLACE: Ashington, England RESIDENCE: Newcastle,
England HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 250 FAMILY: Single EDUCATION:
Midland Community College (TX) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Soccer,
basketball, cars TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1999 Q SCHOOL:
2007 OTHER INFORMATION: Finished T14 at the TOUR Qualifying
Tournament and will be a rookie in 2008. One of eight players to earn
his card in his first trip to the PGA Qualifying Tournament finals in
2007. Played in two events on the PGA TOUR in 2007, the Masters and the U.S. Open, with
his best finish, T42, coming at the U.S. Open. Struggled on the European Tour in 2007 and
finished 167th on the Order of Merit after finishing in the top 75 in each of the previous four
years. Tied for the lead with Phil Mickelson through 54 holes of the 2006 U.S. Open at
Winged Foot before finishing T6. Finish earned exemptions into the final two majors of 2006
as well as the 2007 Masters and U.S. Open. Finished 54th on the European Tour’s Order of
Merit in 2006. Claimed the biggest title of his career in July 2005 at the Smurfit European
Open, being played at The K Club, site of the 2006 Ryder Cup. Beat Graeme Storm and Colin
Montgomerie by two strokes as Thomas Bjorn (86) and Raphael Jacquelin (79) faltered
down the stretch. It was his second title on the European Tour following his first in the 2003
Canarias Open de España. Also placed second at the 2005 Dunhill Links before finishing a
career-best 11th on the Order of Merit. Won the 1996 British Boys Championship one year
before Sergio Garcia claimed the title. Lists playing in the final pairing with Phil Mickelson
on Sunday of the 2006 U.S. Open as his biggest thrill in golf. Started playing golf after his
older brother began to play the game.
EXEMPT STATUS: T14 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T6—2006 U.S. Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
2003 — 0 2005 — 0 2007 — 31,084
2004 — 27,714 2006 — 183,255
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T42—U.S. Open.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 67–2 times, most recent 2005 World Golf
Championships-American Express Championship/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—2; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—10; in money—5; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER EARNINGS: $242,053
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 Through Week Ending: 01/02/2006/68
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FORSMAN, Dan
FULL NAME: Daniel Bruce Forsman BIRTHDATE: July 15, 1958
BIRTHPLACE: Rhinelander, WI RESIDENCE: Provo, UT; plays out
of Glenwild GC (Park City, UT) HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 210 FAMILY:
Wife, Trudy; Ricky (1/18/85), Thomas (12/15/89) EDUCATION:
Arizona State University SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports, the arts,
church activities, Truth for Life TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1982
JOINED TOUR: 1982 Q SCHOOL: 1982 OTHER INFORMATION:
Finished T6 at the Valero Texas Open to record his only top-10 finish
of the 2007 season in only his 10th start. This was his first top-10 finish in a PGA TOUR
event since finishing T6 at the 2003 Chrysler Championship, a span of 69 tournaments.
Finished 197th on the money list in 12 starts. Playing out of the Past Champion category in
2006, made six cuts in 15 starts. It was his third consecutive season outside the top 125 on
the TOUR money list. In 2005, made nine cuts in 17 starts with top 25s at the BellSouth
Classic (T22) and Chrysler Championship (T22). Earned more than $1 million for the second
straight season in 2003 on the strength of four top-10s. Carded 9-under-par 62 at the TPC
The Canyons during the first round of the 2003 Las Vegas Invitational to tie his career low,
posted in the second round of the 1988 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. With win at 2002 SEI
Pennsylvania Classic, earned first TOUR victory since 1992 Buick Open, and more than doubled
previous best year on TOUR in earnings with $1,318,570. Span of events between wins
was 246 tournaments, or 10 years, 1 month and 6 days. Eagled the 72nd hole to finish one
stroke ahead of Robert Allenby and Billy Andrade. Previous best season came in 1992,
when he won the Buick Open and finished second three times on way to 10th-place finish
on money list. Finished T7 at 1992 PGA Championship and 1992 TOUR Championship. Third
victory came at 1990 Shearson Lehman Hutton Open, by two over Tommy Armour III.
Winner of the 1987 MCI Long Distance Driving Competition. Won rain-shortened 1986 Bay
Hill Classic with rounds of 68-67-67. First TOUR victory came at 1985 Lite Quad Cities Open.
Two-time All-American at Arizona State. Grew up in San Francisco Bay area. Learned game
at Los Altos G&CC. Took six weeks off during 1995 season to coach son's Little League
team.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (5): 1985 Lite Quad Cities Open. 1986 Hertz Bay Hill Classic. 1990
Shearson Lehman Hutton Open. 1992 Buick Open. 2002 SEI Pennsylvania Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1982 — 0 1991 — 214,175 — 78 2000 — 379,349 — 128
1983 — 37,859 — 118 1992 — 763,190 — 10 2001 — 456,194 — 114
1984 — 52,152 — 105 1993 — 410,150 — 36 2002 —1,305,790 — 44
1985 — 150,334 — 53 1994 — 160,805 — 112 2003 —1,140,209 — 63
1986 — 169,445 — 54 1995 — 194,539 2004 — 315,540 — 165
1987 — 157,728 — 63 1996 — 170,198 — 123 2005 — 214,135 — 190
1988 — 269,440 — 40 1997 — 443,034 — 56 2006 — 117,126 — 211
1989 — 141,174 — 99 1998 — 312,058 — 99 2007 — 185,522 — 197
1990 — 319,160 — 43 1999 — 439,571 — 88
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T6—Valero Texas Open.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2 times, most recent 2003 Las Vegas
Invitational/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—12; in money—5; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—640; in money—415; Top-10 finishes—64
CAREER EARNINGS: $8,518,877
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994 Doral-Ryder Open/51
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FRANCO, Carlos
FULL NAME: Carlos Daniel Franco BIRTHDATE: May 24, 1965
BIRTHPLACE: Asuncion, Paraguay RESIDENCE: Asuncion,
Paraguay HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 165 FAMILY: Wife, Celsa; Carlos,
Alcides, Jessenia Catalina SPECIAL INTERESTS: Charity, fishing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1986 JOINED TOUR: 1999 Q
SCHOOL: 1998, 2007 OTHER INFORMATION: Started in 12 PGA
TOUR events in 2007, making the cut in six. Best finish was a T21 at
the Reno-Tahoe Open. Played in seven events on Nationwide Tour,
making the cut in three. Finished T19 at PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament to earn fully
exempt status for 2008. Only top-10 of 2006 was T7 at the Ford Championship at Doral,
posting three rounds in the 60s. Finished outside the top-150 on the money list for the first
time since he joined the TOUR in 1999. In 2005, surpassed the $1 million in earnings for
fourth time in career despite making only 14 cuts in 25 starts. Posted a second-place finish,
one stroke behind Jason Gore, at the 2005 84 LUMBER Classic with four rounds in the 60s.
Returned to the PGA TOUR winner's circle in 2004 and earned a spot in the season-ending
TOUR Championship for the first time since 2000. Finished T3 at the 2004 Wachovia
Championship, one shot out of Joey Sindelar-Arron Oberholser playoff. Won for the first
time in more than four years at the 2004 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee. Became
the seventh player in tournament history to win the event twice, having won it the first time
in 1999. Represented Paraguay in the 2003 World Cup for the third time in his career (1992,
2000). In 2002, rallied to jump from 131st to 102nd on money list in final five events. Push
aided by top-10s in two of final three events, only top-10s of the season. Didn't win or post
a top-10 in 2001 for the first time since joining the TOUR in 1999. Successfully defended
Compaq Classic of New Orleans title in 2000. Became first TOUR player to successfully
defend since Jim Furyk won 1998-99 Las Vegas Invitationals. New Orleans victory gave him
three victories in 12 months, exceeded at that time only by Tiger Woods. First player in
TOUR history to earn more than $1 million in each of first two years ($1,864,584 in 1999).
A member of International Team at 2000 Presidents Cup, defeating Hal Sutton in singles
and teaming with Shigeki Maruyama in Four-ball to beat Tiger Woods and Notah Begay III.
Selected 1999 PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year. Finished T6 in his first Masters appearance
in 1999. Following performance, Paraguay threw a parade for him. In his next appearance,
won 1999 Compaq Classic of New Orleans. Became first South American to win on TOUR
since Roberto De Vicenzo in Houston in 1968. Earned second victory of rookie season at
1999 Greater Milwaukee Open with two-stroke victory over Tom Lehman and set another
tournament record. Became only the eighth rookie to win twice since 1960. With victory
became first rookie to surpass $1 million in a season and moved to seventh on money list.
Member of the victorious International Team at 1998 Presidents Cup. Gained exempt status
on PGA TOUR in fall by finishing 36th at 1997 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament.
Finished sixth at 1997 World Series of Golf at Firestone in third event ever on PGA TOUR.
Made first big impact outside South America with victory over Sam Torrance at 1993
Dunhill Cup when Paraguay defeated host Scotland on opening day. Grew up in poverty in
Paraguay. Family of nine shared a one-room, dirt-floor home. Father was a greens superintendent
and caddie at course in Asuncion. All five of his brothers became golf professionals.
Brother Angel won the 1993 Dominion Open on Nationwide Tour. Appointed Minister
de Deportes (Minister of Sports) in 1999. Raised more than $700,000 for needy patients at
hospitals in Asuncion, including victims from the Aug. 1, 2004, fire that claimed nearly 500
lives. Famous for playing events with minimal warmup.
EXEMPT STATUS: T19 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (4): 1999 COMPAQ Classic of New Orleans, Greater Milwaukee
Open. 2000 COMPAQ Classic of New Orleans. 2004 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee.
MONEY & POSITION:
1994 — 0 2000 —1,550,592 — 30 2004 —1,955,395 — 29
1997 — 74,950 — 181 2001 — 486,665 — 104 2005 —1,029,267 — 76
1998 — 21,079 — 242 2002 — 652,147 — 102 2006 — 454,385 — 154
1999 —1,864,584 — 11 2003 — 672,022 — 94 2007 — 108,021 — 214
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T21—Reno-Tahoe Open.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–2 times, most recent 2004 U.S. Bank
Championship in Milwaukee/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—12; in money—5; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—232; in money—152; Top-10 finishes—24
CAREER EARNINGS: $8,869,106
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 Kemper Insurance Open/16
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FRAZAR, Harrison (FRAY-zur)
FULL NAME: Harrison Frazar BIRTHDATE: July 29, 1971 BIRTH-
PLACE: Dallas, TX RESIDENCE: Dallas, TX HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT:
190 FAMILY: Wife, Allison; William Harrison (12/2/99), Charles
"Ford" (8/7/02), Richard Slayden (6/19/06) EDUCATION: University
of Texas (1996, Psychology and Business Foundations) SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Sports, fishing, hunting TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
1996 JOINED TOUR: 1998 OTHER INFORMATION: Did not place
in the top 100 on the money list for the first time in 10 consecutive
seasons on PGA TOUR, finishing 131st. First top-10 was T8 at the 2007 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic, four shots out of a Charley Hoffman-John Rollins playoff. At the Crowne Plaza
Invitational at Colonial in Fort Worth, the Texas native overcame numerous rain delays to
lead the field in Driving Distance (311.5 yards) for the week and fired four rounds in the 60s
to finish T7. In 2006, placed in top 100 in earnings for the ninth consecutive season on
TOUR. Posted his first top-10 finish of the season with a T7 at the 2006 Buick Open.
Recorded four top-10s in 2005, all which came from July to the end of the season, with
three of those in last three starts. Cracked $1 million in earnings for the first time in sevenyear
TOUR career in 2004, finishing a career-best 48th on the money list. Runner-up in first
start of season at the 2004 Sony Open in Hawaii, falling to Ernie Els in a three-hole playoff.
Added his fourth career runner-up finish with a T2 at the 2004 Michelin Championship at
Las Vegas. Held outright lead through 18 and 54 holes at the 2003 Phoenix Open and shared
36-hole lead before finishing T3. Finished T4 at the 2002 Memorial Tournament. 2001 was
his best year on TOUR since rookie season, despite missing two months due to Aug. 8 surgery
to repair torn ligaments in right hip. Was one shot back after 36 holes and three off the
pace through 54 holes in the 2001 Compaq Classic of New Orleans, finished solo fourth.
Recorded a pair of third-place finishes in 2000 and was among the top 100 on the money
list. Posted T3 finish at rain-shortened 2000 BellSouth Classic, two strokes shy of playoff
between Phil Mickelson and Gary Nicklaus. Second third-place finish came at 2000 Compaq
Classic of New Orleans. In 1999, recorded three top-10s and six top-25s. Runner-up at the
1999 Compaq Classic of New Orleans. Nominated for Rookie of the Year honors in 1998 on
the PGA TOUR on strength of three top-10s, including a runner-up finish at 1998 GTE Byron
Nelson Classic. Earned $461,633 and was the second-highest-ranked rookie on the money
list at 63rd. In 1997, parlayed the first 36-hole Sunday in Nationwide Tour history into a
three-stroke victory over R.W. Eaks at the 1997 South Carolina Classic. Finished 13th on the
money list that year in only full season on the Nationwide Tour money list to earn first TOUR
card. Three-time All-American at University of Texas from 1993-95. Grew up in Abilene, TX,
and moved to Dallas in 1985. Was a three-time all-state player and won two state championships
with Highland Park High from 1986-1990. Went to work in Dallas for a commercial
real-estate firm working as an analyst for office, retail and industrial acquisitions and development,
as well as golf course management and development before turning pro. Recently
began designing golf courses in Texas.
EXEMPT STATUS: 131st on 2007 money list
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 2—2004 Sony Open in Hawaii, T2—1998 GTE Byron
Nelson Golf Classic, 1999 COMPAQ Classic of New Orleans, 2004 Michelin Championship
at Las Vegas.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1997 South Carolina Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1997 — 0 2001 — 792,456 — 66 2005 — 999,083 — 79
1998 — 461,633 — 63 2002 — 731,295 — 96 2006 — 889,022 — 98
1999 — 530,971 — 79 2003 — 776,876 — 83 2007 — 698,534 — 131
2000 — 608,535 — 79 2004 —1,446,764 — 48
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T7—Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial; T8—Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–5 times, most recent 2005 B.C. Open/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—32; in money—11; Top-10 finishes—2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—277; in money—164; Top-10 finishes—32
CAREER EARNINGS: $7,935,168
Career High Official World Rank: After 1999 COMPAQ Classic of New Orleans/82
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1997)
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FREEMAN, Cody
FULL NAME: Cody William Freeman BIRTHDATE: Jan. 15, 1979
BIRTHPLACE: Shattuck, OK RESIDENCE: Grove, OK HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 200 FAMILY: Wife, Andrea; Myles (9/9/05), Bryce
(8/10/07) EDUCATION: University of Oklahoma (2002, Business
Marketing) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Family, hunting TURNED PRO-
FESSIONAL: 2002 OTHER INFORMATION: Will be a rookie on the
PGA TOUR in 2008 after a T11 finish at the 2007 Qualifying
Tournament, his first trip to finals. One of nine players to successfully
navigate all three stages of Q-School. Missed the cut in his only two PGA TOUR starts, the
2002 FedEx St. Jude Classic and the 2006 Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Has only eight
career starts on the Nationwide Tour with two cuts made, both T60 finishes. Spent time on
the Tight Lies Tour since turning pro with his lone win coming at the 2005 Sprint Open.
Member of the Oklahoma Sooners golf team from 1999-2002. All-American in 2002.
EXEMPT STATUS: T11 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
MONEY & POSITION:
2002 — 0 2006 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 70–2006 Zurich Classic of New Orleans/1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—2; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 FBR Open/770
FROST, David
FULL NAME: David Laurence Frost BIRTHDATE: September 11,
1959 BIRTHPLACE: Cape Town, South Africa RESIDENCE: Dallas,
TX; plays out of Preston Trail GC HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 190 FAM-
ILY: Wife, Corrie SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports especially rugby,
as well as good food and wine from his own vineyard (frostwine.com)
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1981 JOINED TOUR: 1985 Q
SCHOOL: 1984 OTHER INFORMATION: Started three PGA TOUR
events in 2007, missing all three cuts. Played BMW Charity Pro-Am at
the Cliffs on Nationwide Tour, finishing T30. Finished out of the top 125 on the money list
in 2006 for the third consecutive year and only the fifth time in his 22 years on TOUR.
Finished T15 at 2005 British Open. Set the TOUR all-time 72-hole putting record with 92
putts at the MCI Heritage in April 2005. The old mark had held up for 16 years (93, Kenny
Knox, 1989 MCI Heritage). Frost one-putted his first 11 greens in the first round, had 49 oneputts
for the week and holed out two times from off the green. He finished T38. Led TOUR
in Putting Average (1.708) in 2001 for the second time in his career (first in 1993). Led TOUR
in Scoring Average (70.09) in 1987. Following three years without a victory, earned his 10th
TOUR title at the 1997 MasterCard Colonial. Dedicated win to Ben Hogan, who had inspired
Frost since he joined the TOUR in 1985. Won 1998 Dunhill Cup for his native South Africa
for second consecutive year. Teamed with Retief Goosen year after winning with Ernie Els.
In 1993, recorded back-to-back victories at Canadian Open and Hardee’s Golf Classic. Also
a two-time winner in 1992, capturing Buick Classic and Hardee’s. Won 1989 World Series
of Golf and earned 10-year exemption by defeating Ben Crenshaw on second playoff hole.
Holed out from 18th hole bunker to defeat Greg Norman in 1990 at New Orleans. Took up
game with father while caddying for him at age 14. Established a 300-acre vineyard in heart
of South Africa’s wine producing region in 1994. Web site is frostwine.com.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-3
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (10): 1988 Southern Open, Northern Telecom Tucson Open. 1989
NEC World Series of Golf. 1990 USF&G Classic. 1992 Buick Classic, Hardee's Golf Classic.
1993 Canadian Open, Hardee's Golf Classic. 1994 Canon Greater Hartford Open. 1997
MasterCard Colonial.
MONEY & POSITION:
1983 — 0 1992 — 717,883 — 15 2000 — 151,123 — 177
1985 — 118,537 — 70 1993 —1,030,717 — 5 2001 — 504,376 — 101
1986 — 187,944 — 46 1994 — 671,683 — 20 2002 — 509,845 — 126
1987 — 518,072 — 11 1995 — 357,658 2003 — 583,177 — 114
1988 — 691,500 — 9 1996 — 382,947 — 54 2004 — 402,589 — 155
1989 — 620,430 — 12 1997 — 458,700 — 50 2005 — 111,258 — 213
1990 — 372,485 — 32 1998 — 175,621 — 148 2006 — 56,960 — 229
1991 — 171,262 — 93 1999 — 360,452 — 117 2007 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 60–1990 Northern Telecom Tucson Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—3; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—526; in money—332; Top-10 finishes—84
CAREER EARNINGS: $9,155,221
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994 THE PLAYERS Championship/7
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GAINEY, Tommy
FULL NAME: Tommy Dale Gainey BIRTHDATE: August 13, 1975
BIRTHPLACE: Darlington, SC RESIDENCE: Bishopville, SC
HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 190 FAMILY: Single EDUCATION: Central
Carolina Technical College SPECIAL INTERESTS: Pool, bowling,
shooting basketball TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1997 Q SCHOOL:
2007 OTHER INFORMATION: Rookie on the PGA TOUR in 2008
after finishing T19 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Earned
his TOUR card in his first trip to the finals. One of nine players in 2007
to earn their cards after successfully negotiating all three stages. Played in four Nationwide
Tour events in 2007 and was solo second through 54 holes of the BMW Charity Pro-Am at
the Cliffs before finishing T30. Finished T8 at the Cox Classic thanks in part to a final-round
65. First career start on the PGA TOUR came at the 2007 Wachovia Championship, where
he missed the cut. Played on the Tarheel Tour from 2004-2007 and collected four wins during
that period. Earned more than $100,000 in 2006 and 2007 combined on the Tarheel Tour
during a period in which he recorded 13 top-five finishes. Won the Bentonville Open on the
Hooters Tour in June 2007 in only his second career start on that tour. Has competed on the
Gateway Tour. Goes by the nickname "Two Gloves" for wearing two golf gloves when he
plays. Developed that habit after playing baseball as a kid. Attended Central Carolina
Technical College in Sumter, SC, after high school. Worked as an assembly line worker in
rural South Carolina before deciding to give professional golf a shot. Lists his brother Allen
as his only instructor. Was a participant on GOLF CHANNEL's "Big Break IV" and later won
"Big Break VII." Lists his heroes as Fred Couples and rock band Hootie and the Blowfish.
EXEMPT STATUS: T19 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
MONEY & POSITION:
2007 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 74–2007 Wachovia Championship/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Canadian Open/984
GALLAGHER JR., Jim
FULL NAME: James Thomas Gallagher, Jr. BIRTHDATE: March
24, 1961 BIRTHPLACE: Johnstown, PA RESIDENCE: Greenwood,
MS HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 200 FAMILY: Wife, Cissye; Mary
Langdon (1/15/92), James Thomas III (12/1/93), Kathleen Meeks
(7/20/96), Elizabeth Ruth (11/11/99) EDUCATION: University of
Tennessee (1983, Marketing) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting,
coaching and watching his children play sports TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 1983 JOINED TOUR: 1984 Q SCHOOL: 1983, 1984
OTHER INFORMATION: Golf commentator since 2003. Played in nine PGA TOUR events
in 2007, with a best finish of T59 at the Ginn Sur Mer Classic, and five Nationwide Tour
events, with a best finish of T55 at the Knoxville Open. Has played a minimum of four PGA
TOUR events annually since 2002. In 2004, finished T10 at the B.C. Open, his first top-10
since a T5 at the 2002 Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic. Member of PGA TOUR with full
playing privileges in 1984, 1986-87, 89-99, and played at least 15 events annually between
1984 and 2002. Twice has reached the $1-million mark in earnings. First came in 1993,
when he won Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic and THE TOUR Championship. Final-round 65 at
Anheuser-Busch was good for two-stroke victory over Chip Beck and helped earn spot on
first Ryder Cup team, where he defeated Seve Ballesteros, 3 and 2, to seal U.S. victory.
Opened THE TOUR Championship at Olympic Club with course-record 63 en route to onestroke
victory over Greg Norman and David Frost. Second $1-million season came in 1995,
when he again won twice. Stood in 10th place, seven strokes behind leader Jeff Sluman,
entering final round of KMart Greater Greensboro Open. Shot final-round 66 for one-stroke
victory. Shot second-round 62 to take lead for good at FedEx St. Jude Classic. First TOUR
victory came at 1990 Greater Milwaukee Open, where he defeated Ed Dougherty and Billy
Mayfair on first playoff hole. Represented United States in 1994 at inaugural Presidents
Cup, where his record was 3-1. Leading money winner on Tournament Players Series in
1985. The Gallaghers were selected National Golf Month Family for 1995 by PGA of
America. Father, Jim, is a PGA professional in Marion, IN; wife, Cissye, is a former LPGA
member; sister, Jackie Gallagher-Smith, and brother, Jeff, are both tour professionals.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (5): 1990 Greater Milwaukee Open. 1993 Anheuser-Busch Golf
Classic, THE TOUR Championship. 1995 KMart Greater Greensboro Open, FedEx St. Jude
Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1984 — 22,249 — 148 1992 — 638,314 — 19 2000 — 240,514 — 151
1985 — 19,061 — 159 1993 —1,078,870 — 4 2001 — 47,424 — 217
1986 — 79,967 — 107 1994 — 325,976 — 51 2002 — 191,403 — 175
1987 — 39,402 — 166 1995 —1,057,241 2003 — 22,245 — 238
1988 — 83,766 — 124 1996 — 277,740 — 76 2004 — 82,385 — 220
1989 — 265,809 — 50 1997 — 137,654 — 145 2005 — 0
1990 — 476,706 — 25 1998 — 153,992 — 161 2006 — 6,390 — 259
1991 — 570,627 — 18 1999 — 131,758 — 179 2007 — 38,635 — 234
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BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T55—Stanford St. Jude Championship.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 61–1991 Las Vegas Invitational/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—9; in money—4; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—533; in money—304; Top-10 finishes—51
CAREER EARNINGS: $5,988,130
Career High Official World Rank: After 1995 Quad City Classic/26
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GAMEZ, Robert (GAM-ez)
FULL NAME: Robert Anthony Gamez BIRTHDATE: July 21, 1968
BIRTHPLACE: Las Vegas, NV RESIDENCE: Orlando, FL HEIGHT:
5-9 WEIGHT: 180 FAMILY: Wife: Lynn EDUCATION: University
of Arizona SPECIAL INTERESTS: Music, movies, going to Disney
theme parks TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1989 Q SCHOOL: 1989
OTHER INFORMATION: Finished just outside the top 125 (132nd)
in 2007. Posted three top-10s in 2007, with a T9 at the Ginn Sur Mer
Classic and a T3 at the Children's Miracle Network Classic in his last
two starts of the season to get into the top 150 on the money list. Finished T9 at the AT&T
Classic at TPC Sugarloaf. In 2006 finished out of the top 150 (No. 151) on the money list
and did not post a top-10 for the first time since the 2001 season. Maintained his fullexempt
status on TOUR for 2007 due to his win in 2005. Went over the $1-million mark in
earnings in 2005 for just the second time in his 16-year TOUR career after ending a victory
drought of 15 years and 6 months, the longest time between victories in PGA TOUR history
(Butch Baird held the old mark, winning the 1976 San Antonio Texas Open 15 years, 5
months and 10 days after winning the 1961 Waco Turner Open). Claimed his third career
victory at the 2005 Valero Texas Open and first since the 1990 Nestle Invitational, a span
of 394 starts. Set the course record at Indian Wells CC in the third round of the 2004 Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic with a 12-under 60. In 2003 returned after a 1998 car accident with
$1,519,804 in earnings. Finished 43rd on the money list for best finish since rookie season
in 1990 when he finished 27th. In 2002, after missing qualifying for TOUR by one stroke at
Q-School in fall of 2001, regained card by finishing in the top 125 (85th) for the first time
since 1997. Finished T3 at 2002 B.C. Open, two shots behind champion Spike McRoy, was
best finish since T2 at 1997 Quad City Classic. The following week, placed second at the
2002 John Deere Classic. In addition to 19 PGA TOUR events in 1999, played in six events
on the Nationwide Tour. In 1998, injuries suffered in car accident at 1998 Kemper Open kept
him out of action for more than a month as he fell from 85th to 195th on TOUR money list.
Did not post a top-10 in 1998 for first time in career, dating back to rookie season of 1990.
Posted three top-10s in 1997, T5 at The Honda Classic, T2 at Quad City Classic and T5 at
B.C. Open. Best finish in 1996 a solo third at Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic.
Runner-up at 1994 Las Vegas Invitational to Bruce Lietzke, one of a career-best five top-10
finishes on the season. Defeated Scott Hoch by four strokes for lone international victory
at 1994 Casio World Open in Japan. Lost playoff to Fred Couples at 1993 The Honda
Classic. Runner-up at 1992 FedEx St. Jude Classic to Jay Haas. Runner-up twice in 1991, at
Greater Milwaukee Open, after opening-round 61 at Tuckaway CC, and at 1991 Southern
Open. Won his first official start on PGA TOUR in 1990, capturing Northern Telecom Tucson
Open by four strokes over Mark Calcavecchia. Two months later, holed 7-iron shot from 176
yards for eagle-2 on 72nd hole of the 1990 Nestle Invitational for one-stroke victory over
Greg Norman. Two wins and $461,407 in earnings led to PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year honors.
Winner of 1989 Fred Haskins and Jack Nicklaus Awards as collegiate player of the
year. Winner of 1989 Porter Cup. Annual charity tournament in Celebration, FL, benefits
Robert Gamez Foundation. Brother Randy was caddie for the first two victories of Robert's
career. Drove home from Tampa to Orlando area after second round of Chrysler
Championship on October 31, 2003, to pass out candy to more than 500 trick-or-treaters on
Halloween.
EXEMPT STATUS: 132nd on 2007 money list
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3): 1990 Northern Telecom Tucson Open, Nestle Invitational.
2005 Valero Texas Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1989 — 4,827 — 237 1996 — 249,227 — 89 2003 —1,519,804 — 43
1990 — 461,407 — 27 1997 — 283,434 — 86 2004 — 725,368 — 110
1991 — 280,349 — 59 1998 — 76,148 — 195 2005 —1,115,364 — 66
1992 — 215,648 — 72 1999 — 71,236 — 208 2006 — 493,641 — 151
1993 — 236,458 — 70 2000 — 259,305 — 145 2007 — 693,464 — 132
1994 — 380,353 — 44 2001 — 193,525 — 175
1995 — 206,588 2002 — 807,892 — 85
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T3—Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by
Wal-Mart; T9—AT&T Classic, Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 60–2004 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—30; in money—14; Top-10 finishes—3
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—471; in money—253; Top-10 finishes—37
CAREER EARNINGS: $8,274,037
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 FBR Capital Open/72
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GEIBERGER, Brent
FULL NAME: Brent Andrew Geiberger BIRTHDATE: May 22, 1968
BIRTHPLACE: Santa Barbara, CA RESIDENCE: Palm Desert, CA
HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 200 FAMILY: Single EDUCATION:
Pepperdine University SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hockey, basketball
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1993 Q SCHOOL: 1996 OTHER
INFORMATION: Made 17 starts on the PGA TOUR in 2007, making
the cut in six. Best finish was a T27 at the Wyndham Championship.
Finished outside the top 125 for the second consecutive season in
2006, logging one top-10 in 30 starts. In 2005, hampered by injury, had one top-10 performance.
In sixth start of season, earned T6 at the Chrysler Classic of Tucson aided by
opening rounds of 67-66. Withdrew during final round of THE PLAYERS Championship with
a rib injury and missed three months (April-June). The 2004 season highlight was winning
same PGA TOUR event, Chrysler Classic of Greensboro, as father Al did in 1976. Brent and
Al became first father-son combination to win same TOUR event in the United States. Tom
Morris Sr., and Jr., and Willie Park Sr., and Jr., all won the British Open in the 1800s. Entered
the week at No. 144 on TOUR money list looking to secure card for 2005. Posted final-round,
bogey-free 66 to secure two-stroke victory over Michael Allen. Finished among the top 125
on the 2003 money list for the seventh consecutive season. Missed most of the season due
to a foot injury. Only top-10 came at the Wachovia Championship, a T2. Withdrew after the
first round of the FedEx St. Jude Classic due to plantar fasciitis (pain in bottom of the foot).
Was rehabbing foot and three weeks later severely sprained his left ankle. Sat out rest of
year. Best effort of the 2002 season came at the SEI Pennsylvania Classic where four rounds
in the 60s were good for T7. Three top-10s in 2001, including T5s at the Buick Invitational,
Greater Milwaukee Open and Air Canada Championship. Started the year with a T8 at the
2000 Mercedes Championships. Shot final-round 68 to move into T10 at the Buick
Invitational. First PGA TOUR victory came at the 1999 Canon Greater Hartford Open. Victory
also marked first time a son of former TOUR champion had won on TOUR since Guy Boros
(son of Julius) captured 1996 Greater Vancouver Open. Won in record fashion after rounds
of 66-63-66-67 produced three-stroke victory over Skip Kendall. Became the first player
since Justin Leonard in 1996 Buick Open to win tournament in which he had hole-in-one.
Ended the season with a third-place finish at THE TOUR Championship. Cracked the top-50
on 1998 TOUR money list. Closed with 66 at Phoenix Open to finish T2. Rookie season in
1997 was highlighted by runner-up finish at LaCantera Texas Open. Improved to 11th on
1996 Nationwide Tour money list with $103,817, missing top-10 money list finish that
would have earned place on PGA TOUR by $112. Earned TOUR spot anyway with seventhplace
finish at 1996 Qualifying Tournament. Rookie on the Nationwide Tour in 1995. Had six
top-10s in 28 starts on way to 23rd-place finish on money list with $74,274. Winner of eight
junior college tournaments while attending College of the Desert in Palm Springs, CA.
Father Al, winner of 11 PGA TOUR events and nine Champions Tour titles, was the first to
shoot 59 in PGA TOUR history (1977 Memphis Classic). Brother John is the coach of the
Pepperdine University golf team that won 1997 NCAA Championship. In 1998, made PGA
Championship history when he and father Al became first father-son combo to compete in
same PGA.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2): 1999 Canon Greater Hartford Open. 2004 Chrysler Classic of
Greensboro.
MONEY & POSITION:
1997 — 395,472 — 62 2001 — 711,194 — 74 2005 — 309,559 — 176
1998 — 573,098 — 49 2002 — 582,592 — 113 2006 — 590,478 — 133
1999 —1,541,409 — 19 2003 — 588,533 — 111 2007 — 91,750 — 217
2000 — 564,918 — 85 2004 —1,259,779 — 57
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T27—Wyndham Championship.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 61–2000 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—17; in money—6; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—278; in money—175; Top-10 finishes—24
CAREER EARNINGS: $7,208,782
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 Canon Greater Hartford Open/37
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GLASSON, Bill
FULL NAME: William Lee Glasson, Jr. BIRTHDATE: April 29, 1960
BIRTHPLACE: Fresno, CA RESIDENCE: Stillwater, OK HEIGHT: 5-
11 WEIGHT: 175 FAMILY: Wife, Courtney; Maxwell Alexander
(9/30/88); Dakota Jade (2/26/92); Reece Gabriel (9/8/00) EDUCA-
TION: Oral Roberts University (1982, Business) SPECIAL INTER-
ESTS: Hunting, fishing, farm work TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
1983 Q SCHOOL: 1983, 1984, 2004, 2005 OTHER INFORMATION:
Started in four events on the PGA TOUR in 2007, but missed the cut in
three. Withdrew from the Turning Stone Resort Championship due to pain. Made one cut in
six attempts on the Nationwide Tour, finishing T61 at the Northeast Pennsylvania Classic.
Limited to 17 events in 2006 due to elbow injuries and subsequent surgery on March 1.
Received a Minor Medical Extension for 2007.Regained TOUR card for 2006 via a T18 finish
at 2005 Qualifying Tournament. After earning 2005 card via TOUR Qualifying
Tournament, played in 21 events—most since 2001 for the injury-riddled veteran—finishing
214th on TOUR money list. At the Reno-Tahoe Open, set the Montreux G&CC course
record with a 10-under-par 62 in second round. At one point, was 10-under-par during an
11-hole stretch (Nos. 4-14). Finished T18 after closing 73-72. The 62 tied his career low on
the PGA TOUR—he posted a 62 in the first round of the 1985 Panasonic Las Vegas
Invitational. In 2004, posted two top-10s for the first time since 2000. Voted PGA TOUR
Comeback Player of the Year in 1997 after returning from May 1996 surgery for detached
right forearm muscle to earn seventh TOUR victory at Las Vegas Invitational. Qualified for
THE TOUR Championship with victory, jumping from 54th on money list to 27th. First of eight
TOUR victories came at 1985 Kemper Open. Earned second Kemper Open crown in 1992.
Won twice in the fall of 1988, first at the B.C. Open and later a two-stroke victory at Centel
Classic. Won 1989 Doral-Ryder Open by a stroke over Fred Couples. At 1994 Phoenix Open,
shot a closing 64 to defeat Bob Estes by three. Two-time All-America at Oral Roberts.
Medical history includes more than 20 surgeries—elbow surgeries, four sinus operations,
four knee surgeries, lip surgery and forearm surgery among them. Nearly filed for permanent
disability due to lower back problems in 1991. Flies own plane to many TOUR stops.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (7): 1985 Kemper Open. 1988 B.C. Open, Centel Classic. 1989
Doral-Ryder Open. 1992 Kemper Open. 1994 Phoenix Open. 1997 Las Vegas Invitational.
MONEY & POSITION:
1984 — 17,845 — 162 1992 — 283,765 — 54 2000 — 552,795 — 86
1985 — 195,449 — 29 1993 — 299,799 — 57 2001 — 180,441 — 179
1986 — 121,516 — 72 1994 — 689,110 — 17 2002 — 4,599 — 248
1987 — 151,701 — 69 1995 — 412,094 2003 — 193,579 — 179
1988 — 380,651 — 30 1996 — 50,028 — 198 2004 — 346,030 — 162
1989 — 474,511 — 19 1997 — 926,552 — 22 2005 — 108,426 — 214
1990 — 156,791 — 100 1998 — 353,222 — 84 2006 — 127,932 — 210
1991 — 46,995 — 178 1999 — 838,788 — 50 2007 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2 times, most recent 2005 Reno-Tahoe Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—4; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—476; in money—284; Top-10 finishes—65
CAREER EARNINGS: $6,912,619
Career High Official World Rank: After 1999 Sprint International/25
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GOGEL, Matt
FULL NAME: Matthew John Gogel BIRTHDATE: February 9, 1971
BIRTHPLACE: Denver, CO RESIDENCE: Mission Hills, KS HEIGHT:
5-10 WEIGHT: 175 FAMILY: Wife, Blair; Kimball Ann (8/14/01),
Thomas Matthew (7/8/04) EDUCATION: University of Kansas (1994,
Communications) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Thoroughbred racing, fly
fishing, skiing TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1994 JOINED TOUR:
2000 OTHER INFORMATION: Announced that he would retire from
the PGA TOUR after the 2007 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am,
where he missed the cut. Finished out of the top 125 on the money list in 2006 for the second
time in his seven-year PGA TOUR career. Also out of the top 125 in 2005. T6 at B.C.
Open in 2006 and T7 at 2005 Booz Allen Classic. In 2003, posted best finish on TOUR since
his victory at 2002 Pebble Beach National Pro-Am with a third at the 2003 Chrysler Classic
of Greensboro. In 2002, captured his first TOUR victory at the 2002 AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am two years after finishing T2 and being overtaken by Tiger Woods on the
back nine. This time he came from four back after 54 holes to overtake Pat Perez. Made a
35-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole at Pebble Beach to tie Perez for the lead and won the
event moments later after Perez triple-bogeyed the hole. Made transition in 2000 from
Nationwide Tour to rookie season on TOUR. Shared third-round lead with Mark Brooks at
2000 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Due to weather, final round played on Monday
and Gogel opened with three straight birdies, but a back-nine 40 and Tiger Woods' eaglebirdie-par-birdie
finish earned Woods the victory and Gogel a T2 one stroke back. Finished
seventh on the 1999 Nationwide Tour money list to earn TOUR card. Recorded $180,173 in
earnings thanks to wins at the 1999 Louisiana Open and 1999 Cleveland Open, the fifth and
sixth wins of Nationwide Tour career. First player in Nationwide Tour history to win in four
consecutive years (1996-99). Collected his first Nationwide Tour title at the 1996 Boise
Open. NCAA All-America at Kansas in 1994.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2002 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
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Omaha Classic, Tri-Cities Open. 1999 Louisiana Open, Cleveland Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1995 — 5,843 2002 —1,089,482 — 57 2006 — 108,230 — 214
1997 — 0 2003 — 897,410 — 78 2007 — 0
2000 — 604,199 — 80 2004 — 817,117 — 98
2001 — 729,783 — 70 2005 — 344,151 — 172
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2001 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—177; in money—83; Top-10 finishes—16
CAREER EARNINGS: $4,596,216
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Genuity Championship/54
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GOSSETT, David
FULL NAME: David Spencer Gossett BIRTHDATE: April 28, 1979
BIRTHPLACE: Phoenix, AZ RESIDENCE: Austin, TX HEIGHT: 5-
10 WEIGHT: 175 FAMILY: Single EDUCATION: University of
Texas SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, reading, family TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 2000 JOINED TOUR: 2001 OTHER INFORMA-
TION: Played in two PGA TOUR events in 2007, missing both cuts.
Made seven Nationwide Tour starts in 2007, making the cut in the
South Georgia Classic (66). In 2006, made his first cut on the PGA
TOUR since the 2004 season in July at the John Deere Classic in Moline, IL. Finished T75
at the 2006 John Deere Classic, where he won in 2001. Also played in 10 Nationwide Tour
events in 2006. Made one cut in eight starts on the 2005 Nationwide Tour and missed cut
in only TOUR start. Lost fully-exempt status in 2004. Made only two cuts in 25 starts and
fell to No. 245 on the money list. In 2003, finished 84th on the money list, third straight season
at No. 100 or better. Finished T3 at MCI Heritage, one stroke out of Davis Love III-
Woody Austin playoff. Had solid sophomore campaign in 2002, finishing 100th on money
list. Notched best finish of season with a T2 at the 2002 Buick Classic, two strokes behind
Chris Smith. Had successful rookie TOUR campaign in 2001, starting on the Nationwide
Tour and ending as a first-time TOUR winner. In fifth start of the year on TOUR, won 2001
John Deere Classic by one shot. Had a one-stroke lead after both 36 and 54 holes. Closed
with a 66 to become the first Sponsor Exemption to win on TOUR since Tiger Woods at 1996
Las Vegas Invitational. Was 14th on the Nationwide Tour money list thanks to six top-10s
in 12 starts. Turned professional in July 2000 during the weekend of the British Open.
Posted a 59 in the fourth round of the TOUR Qualifying Tournament, the first time any player
has done that in Q-School. Had no rounds in the 60s. Finished T68 to earn status on
Nationwide Tour. As an amateur, won the 1999 U.S. Amateur at Pebble Beach, defeating
Sung Yoon Kim 9 and 8 in the final. Ended amateur career as No.1-ranked amateur in country,
according to Golfweek. Was low amateur with a T54 finish at 2000 Masters. At age 20,
was the youngest member of the 1999 Walker Cup Team. Two-time first-team All-American
in only two years of college at Texas. Winner of 1999 Big 12 Championship and Golf Digest
Intercollegiate. 1999 NCAA Freshman of the Year and first-team All-America in 1999 and
2000. 1999 Big 12 Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year and Student Athlete of the Year.
1997 AJGA Player of the Year. Excelled in baseball growing up but changed focus to golf in
high school. Following victory at the 1999 U.S. Amateur, was honored by the Tennessee
Sports Hall of Fame as its Amateur Athlete of the Year. Named Tennessee Male
Professional Athlete of the Year in 2001 after winning the John Deere Classic.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2001 John Deere Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
2000 — 0 2003 — 769,840 — 84 2006 — 7,480 — 257
2001 — 748,126 — 68 2004 — 21,250 — 245 2007 — 0
2002 — 676,308 — 100 2005 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2003 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—2; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—123; in money—50; Top-10 finishes—7
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,223,004
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Mercedes Championships/99
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GOVE, Jeff (Gohve)
FULL NAME: Jeff Gove BIRTHDATE: May 28, 1971 BIRTH-
PLACE: Seattle, WA RESIDENCE: Seattle, WA HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 180 FAMILY: Wife, Heather; Jacob Brian (7/30/2004);
Annie Downing (12/1/2006) EDUCATION: Pepperdine University
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports, movies, stock market TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1994 JOINED TOUR: 2000 OTHER INFORMA-
TION: Member of PGA TOUR in 2000, 2002, 2006-2008 and
Nationwide Tour in 1995-99, 2001 and 2003-05. Finished 143rd on the
PGA TOUR in 2007 with three top-25 finishes in 30 starts. Notched his only top-10 with a
T6 at the 2007 John Deere Classic, tying his career-best TOUR finish. Bogey at the par-4
18th on Sunday kept him out of the top five. In third trip to PGA TOUR in 2006, retained card
for 2007 on the strength of two top-10s. One of 11 Nationwide Tour graduates from 2005
to finish in the top 125 in 2006. Tied for seventh at 2006 The Honda Classic. Entered final
round one off the lead of Billy Mayfair and Luke Donald. Held the lead after nine holes on
Sunday, but posted a back-nine 40 to finish at 2-over-par 74 to fall out of contention.
Opened with an 8-under-par 63 at the 2006 Booz Allen Classic, and went on to finish a
career-best T6 at the rain-soaked event. In 2005, finished 20th on the Nationwide Tour
money list, capped by his third career win at the 2005 Oregon Classic, where he held the
54-hole lead by three strokes and was named the winner when inclement weather canceled
the final round. Collected his seventh career second-place finish at the 2005 Lake Erie
Charity Classic at Peek'n Peak Resort. Ranked No. 41 on the Nationwide Tour in 2004. Lost
three-way playoff at the 2004 Permian Basin Charity Golf Classic. In 2003, failed to crack
top 60 (No. 83) for the only time in his eight seasons on the Nationwide Tour. Second season
on TOUR in 2002 saw one top-10, a T10 at the 2002 Canon Greater Hartford Open.
Finished No. 176 on money list in 2000, his rookie season on TOUR. In 1999, earned first
TOUR card on the strength of second Nationwide Tour victory at the Knoxville Open.
Captured the 1995 Tri-Cities Open on the Nationwide Tour. Caddied for John Brodie when
former NFL quarterback won the 1991 Ralphs Senior Classic on the Champions Tour. He
also caddied for Jeff Brehaut when he won the 1997 Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic. His
uncle, Mike, played on the PGA TOUR from 1980-86.
EXEMPT STATUS: 143rd on 2007 money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T6—2006 Booz Allen Classic, 2007 John Deere
Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3): 1995 Tri-Cities Open. 1999 Knoxville Open. 2005
Oregon Classic Pres'd by Kendall Automotive.
MONEY & POSITION:
2000 — 153,753 — 176 2003 — 0 2007 — 526,644 — 143
2001 — 0 2004 — 0
2002 — 271,652 — 162 2006 — 793,477 — 107
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T6—John Deere Classic.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–2 times, most recent 2006 U.S. Bank
Championship in Milwaukee/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—30; in money—20; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—123; in money—61; Top-10 finishes—4
CAREER EARNINGS: $1,745,526
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Chrysler Championship/269
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1999, 2001, 2005)
GUMP, Scott
FULL NAME: Scott Edward Gump BIRTHDATE: December 17,
1965 BIRTHPLACE: Merritt Island, FL RESIDENCE: Windermere,
FL HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 185 FAMILY: Wife, Christine; Sarah
Gavin (5/13/99) EDUCATION: University of Miami (1987, Business
Administration) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Whitewater rafting, music,
movies TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1988 JOINED TOUR: 1991 Q
SCHOOL: 1990 OTHER INFORMATION: Split time between the
PGA TOUR and Nationwide Tour for the seventh consecutive season.
Played in 12 PGA TOUR events in 2007, with one made cut, a T55 at the Mayakoba Golf
Classic. Played in 11 Nationwide Tour events, with a best finish of T27 at the Movistar
Panama Championship. T17 at the 2006 B.C. Open is only top-25 TOUR finish since 2000.
Won the 2004 Albertsons Boise Open, his third career Nationwide Tour title. Beat Michael
Long and Jimmy Walker by two. Finished 31st on the Nationwide Tour money list that season.
Also won twice on the Nationwide Tour in 1994 when he won the Monterey Open and
Greater Greenville Classic and placed second on the money list to advance to the PGA
TOUR. Failed to secure playing card despite participating in 36 PGA TOUR events in 2000.
In 1999, manufactured finest season on PGA TOUR with career-best four top-10s, including
his third career runner-up finish. Also broke into top-40 on TOUR money list for first time
with career-best $954,859, thanks to four top-10s. Highlight of season came at THE PLAY-
ERS Championship, a solo second place. In 1998, had two top-10s and seven top-25s to finish
73rd on the TOUR money list. Lost by one to Steve Jones at the Quad City Classic.
Earned his card for the first time in 1991 after finishing third at the PGA TOUR Qualifying
Tournament. Finished T2 to Jose Maria Olazabal at the 1991 INTERNATIONAL.
EXEMPT STATUS: Veteran Member
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 2—1998 Quad City Classic, 1999 THE PLAYERS
Championship, T2—1991 The INTERNATIONAL.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3): 1994 Monterrey Open, Greater Greenville Classic.
2004 Albertsons Boise Open.
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MONEY & POSITION:
1988 — 0 1995 — 184,828 2001 — 31,902 — 221
1989 — 0 1996 — 177,332 — 118 2002 — 23,610 — 227
1991 — 207,809 — 80 1997 — 209,672 — 109 2005 — 0
1992 — 148,696 — 102 1998 — 402,092 — 73 2006 — 72,248 — 223
1993 — 96,822 — 147 1999 — 954,732 — 40 2007 — 7,805 — 255
1994 — 4,181 — 286 2000 — 193,460 — 165
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T55—Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-
Cancun.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–1998 Canon Greater Hartford Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—12; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—327; in money—192; Top-10 finishes—10
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,715,190
Career High Official World Rank: After 1999 Kemper Open/98
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1994)
H
HALLBERG, Gary
FULL NAME: Gary Hallberg BIRTHDATE: May 31, 1958 BIRTH-
PLACE: Berwyn, IL RESIDENCE: Castle Rock, CO HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 162 FAMILY: Wife, Shirley; Kristina (8/19/92), Eric Anders
(1/10/94) EDUCATION: Wake Forest University (1980) SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Family, sports, business TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
1980 JOINED TOUR: 1980 OTHER INFORMATION: Played in
seven PGA TOUR events in 2007, missing the cut in each. Best finish
on Nationwide Tour was a T50 at the Legend Financial Group Classic.
Split the 2001-07 seasons between the PGA TOUR and the Nationwide Tour. Finished T24
at the 2006 B.C. Open presented by Turning Stone Resort, his first top-25 finish on the TOUR
since the 1998 season. In 2002, won the Northeast Pennsylvania Classic on the Nationwide
Tour. In 2001, finished solo second at the Samsung Canadian PGA Championship on the
Nationwide Tour. NBC and CNBC golf analyst in 2001. Won third career TOUR title at the
1992 Buick Southern Open. Collected his second TOUR win at the 1987 Greater Milwaukee
Open. Winner of 1986 Chrysler Team Championship with Scott Hoch. First TOUR title was
at the 1982 Isuzu-Andy Williams San Diego Open. Won 1981 Lille Open in France and 1982
Chunichi Crowns Invitational in Japan. In 1980, became first TOUR player to earn playing
privileges without going through the Qualifying Tournament. PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year
in 1980. As an amateur, was first four-time first-team All-America selection. That feat later
was matched by Phil Mickelson, David Duval and Bryce Molder. Won 1979 NCAA
Championship and 1978-79 North and South Amateur. Member 1977 U.S. Walker Cup team.
Started Saturday Series Pro-Am held in conjunction with TOUR events.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3): 1983 Isuzu-Andy Williams San Diego Open. 1987 Greater
Milwaukee Open. 1992 Buick Southern Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2002 Northeast Pennsylvania Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1980 — 75,844 — 56 1990 — 128,954 — 121 2000 — 19,212 — 228
1981 — 45,793 — 92 1991 — 273,546 — 62 2001 — 15,296 — 230
1982 — 36,192 — 113 1992 — 236,629 — 67 2002 — 0
1983 — 120,170 — 45 1993 — 147,706 — 111 2003 — 24,417 — 236
1984 — 187,260 — 30 1994 — 224,965 — 82 2004 — 0
1985 — 108,872 — 75 1995 — 99,332 2005 — 7,160 — 262
1986 — 68,479 — 121 1996 — 2,544 — 358 2006 — 35,693 — 237
1987 — 210,786 — 48 1997 — 40,132 — 217 2007 — 0
1988 — 28,551 — 179 1998 — 167,540 — 156
1989 — 146,833 — 95 1999 — 24,110 — 250
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–5 times, most recent 1995 B.C. Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—7; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—564; in money—288; Top-10 finishes—38
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,476,014
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994 Canon Greater Hartford Open/113
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
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HAMMOND, Donnie
FULL NAME: Donald William Hammond BIRTHDATE: April 1, 1957
BIRTHPLACE: Frederick, MD RESIDENCE: Heathrow, FL HEIGHT:
5-10 WEIGHT: 170 FAMILY: Wife, Trenny; Matthew William
(10/22/86), Brittany Marie (3/3/89), Brooke Haley (11/17/96), Halle
Gracyn (7/14/99) EDUCATION: Jacksonville University SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Astronomy, gardening, baseball TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 1979 Q SCHOOL: 1982, 1991, 1996, 2002 OTHER
INFORMATION: 2007 season spent primarily on Champions Tour
with 16 starts, including four top-25s, highlighted by a ninth-place finish at the Senior
British Open. Missed cut at Bob Hope Chrysler Classic on the PGA TOUR. Finished T5 at
2002 Qualifying Tournament to regain TOUR card for 2003 season, the fourth time in his
career he has done so through Q-School. Finished 27th on the 2000 Nationwide Tour, thanks
in part to his first victory on that Tour at the 2000 Lakeland Classic. Longtime TOUR player
who maintained his playing privileges from 1983-98. Winner of 1986 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic and 1989 Texas Open. Medalist by a record 14 strokes at 1982 Qualifying
Tournament played at TPC Sawgrass. Charter member of Jacksonville (FL) University Sports
Hall of Fame. Went on a Thanksgiving 2006 tour to the Persian Gulf with the USO/Armed
Forces Entertainment group that included TOUR players Frank Lickliter II, Corey Pavin, Jerry
Kelly and Howard Twitty.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2): 1986 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. 1989 Texas Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2000 Lakeland Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1981 — 0 1990 — 151,811 — 104 1999 — 68,952 — 212
1982 — 0 1991 — 102,668 — 135 2000 — 96,938 — 194
1983 — 41,336 — 112 1992 — 197,085 — 77 2001 — 152,698 — 187
1984 — 67,874 — 87 1993 — 340,432 — 47 2002 — 263,366 — 165
1985 — 102,719 — 77 1994 — 295,436 — 61 2003 — 255,414 — 166
1986 — 254,987 — 28 1995 — 141,150 2004 — 65,024 — 225
1987 — 157,480 — 64 1996 — 98,455 — 165 2005 — 20,150 — 246
1988 — 256,010 — 44 1997 — 224,799 — 106 2006 — 52,693 — 233
1989 — 458,741 — 20 1998 — 141,843 — 167 2007 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–4 times, most recent 2003 MCI Heritage/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—496; in money—339; Top-10 finishes—40
CAREER EARNINGS: $4,008,060
Career High Official World Rank: After 1995 Nissan Open/94
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
HEINEN, Mike
FULL NAME: William Michael Heinen, Jr. BIRTHDATE: January
17, 1967 BIRTHPLACE: Rayne, LA RESIDENCE: Lake Charles, LA
HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 215 FAMILY: Wife, Kathy; Olivia Kathryn
(1/25/96), William Michael III (6/16/99), Christopher Thomas
(12/22/04) EDUCATION: University of Louisiana-Lafayette SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Hunting, fishing TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1989 Q
SCHOOL: 1993, 2002 OTHER INFORMATION: Played 21
Nationwide Tour events in 2007, garnering two top-25s, including a T6
at the Oregon Classic. Missed cut in only start on PGA TOUR at the Mayakoba Golf Classic.
Split 2006 between the Nationwide Tour (15 events) and PGA TOUR (five) with five made
cuts on the Nationwide Tour. Had one top-25 in 2005, a T16 at the Chitimacha Louisiana
Open on the Nationwide Tour. Lone PGA TOUR top-10 in 2004 was a T8 at the Chrysler
Classic of Tucson. Earned a career-best $432,417 in 2003 to finish 138th on the final money
list. Recorded his career-low round on TOUR at the 2003 Greater Milwaukee Open with a
62 at Brown Deer Park Golf Course. Split time between PGA TOUR and Nationwide Tour in
2002. Made $138,041 and finished 26th on the Nationwide Tour money list. Turned in his
first TOUR top-10 since 1998 with his T5 at the 2002 John Deere Classic. Held first-round
lead after a 63. Lone TOUR victory, a three-stroke win at the 1994 Shell Houston Open, came
in 10th start. Lost playoff to Davis Love III at 1995 Freeport-McMoRan Classic. Prior to earning
membership on TOUR, played Nationwide and Canadian Tours. Two-time NCAA All-
America at Louisiana-Lafayette.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1994 Shell Houston Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1991 — 0 1998 — 93,134 — 185 2003 — 432,417 — 138
1994 — 390,963 — 40 1999 — 0 2004 — 166,185 — 195
1995 — 350,920 2000 — 5,018 — 249 2005 — 6,300 — 265
1996 — 102,588 — 161 2001 — 50,838 — 213 2006 — 0
1997 — 3,000 — 330 2002 — 246,853 — 166 2007 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2003 Greater Milwaukee Open/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—201; in money—90; Top-10 finishes—9
CAREER EARNINGS: $1,848,216
Career High Official World Rank: After 1995 Buick Classic/90
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HEINTZ, Bob
FULL NAME: Robert Edward Heintz BIRTHDATE: May 1, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: Syosset, NY RESIDENCE: Clearwater, FL; plays out
of Countryside CC (Clearwater, FL) HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 210
FAMILY: Wife, Nancy; Eryn (5/20/96), Phillip John (6/8/99), Daniel
Robert (3/28/02) EDUCATION: Yale University (1992, Economics)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Novels, chess, family vacations, puzzles,
cars TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1992 JOINED TOUR: 2000 Q
SCHOOL: 2001, 2004, 2006 OTHER INFORMATION: Played the
PGA TOUR in 2000, 2002 and 2006 and the Nationwide Tour in 1994, 1999, 2001, 2003-04
and 2006-07. Finished 136th on the 2007 money list with three top-25s, including two top-
10s in 27 starts. Birdied the final three holes of the final round to finish T5 at the 2007 U.S.
Bank Championship, matching best career finish on TOUR (2005 Valero Texas Open). One
week later, finished T5 at the Canadian Open with four rounds in the 60s. Top-10s in twoweek
span matched career totals. In two weeks, jumped from 174th to 121st on the season
money list. Earned TOUR card for 2007 with T8 finish at 2006 Qualifying Tournament.
In 2005, posted lone TOUR top-10 of the season and only the second of his career with his
T5 finish at the Valero Texas Open. His $133,000 paycheck was more than he made in his
first two seasons as a member of the TOUR. First career top-10 was T10 at the 2000 B.C.
Open in his rookie season. Won twice on Nationwide Tour in 1999, at the Shreveport Open
and season-ending Nationwide Tour Championship. Playoff victory in final event moved him
from 16th to sixth on final money list and gave him his first TOUR card. From January 1996
through March 1997, gave up on golf to pursue career as a financial analyst. Three-time Ivy
League champion at Yale. 1992 Academic All-America. Recruited to play basketball at Yale.
Lists heroes as Jack Nicklaus in golf and former President George Bush in politics. Dad
brought him to local muni at age 6 or 7 to learn golf.
EXEMPT STATUS: 136th on 2007 money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T5—2005 Valero Texas Open, 2007 U.S. Bank
Championship in Milwaukee, Canadian Open presented by Franklin Templeton Investments.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2): 1999 Shreveport Open, TOUR Championship.
MONEY & POSITION:
1999 — 0 2002 — 127,346 — 192 2005 — 355,488 — 171
2000 — 127,412 — 184 2004 — 0 2007 — 649,342 — 136
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T5—U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee,
Canadian Open presented by Franklin Templeton Investments.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–2007 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—27; in money—15; Top-10 finishes—2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—115; in money—39; Top-10 finishes—4
CAREER EARNINGS: $1,259,588
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 BMW Championship/358
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1999)
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HENNINGER, Brian (hen-un-JUR)
FULL NAME: Brian Hatfield Henninger BIRTHDATE: October 19,
1962 BIRTHPLACE: Sacramento, CA RESIDENCE: Wilsonville,
OR; plays out of Bandon Dunes Resort (Bandon, OR); Oregon GC (West
Linn, OR) HEIGHT: 5-8 WEIGHT: 150 FAMILY: Wife, Catherine;
Carlin (6/10/93), Hunter (11/18/95), Mia (10/29/04) EDUCATION:
University of Southern California (1987, Psychology) TURNED PRO-
FESSIONAL: 1987 JOINED TOUR: 1993 Q SCHOOL: 1996
OTHER INFORMATION: Made just two starts on the PGA TOUR in
2007, missing the cut in both. Has split time between the PGA TOUR and Nationwide Tour
since 2002. T3 finish at 2002 B.C. Open was first top-10 since a T4 at the 2000 Reno-Tahoe
Open and best finish since T3 finish at the 1999 John Deere Classic. Collected second
career TOUR victory and second victory at Annandale GC in his final official event of 1999.
Three-stroke victory over Chris DiMarco at 1999 Southern Farm Bureau Classic marked second
time in five years he had won in Mississippi. Each of his wins have been over less than
72 holes. The 1999 tournament was reduced to 54 holes because of Payne Stewart memorial
and rain that forced Monday finish. First TOUR victory came at rain-plagued 1994
Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic. After rain forced cancellation of Sunday's final round,
birdied first playoff hole for victory. Playing in his first Masters in 1995, shared 54-hole lead
with Ben Crenshaw before closing 76 left him T10. First joined TOUR in 1993 after finishing
second on 1992 Nationwide Tour money list with victories at South Texas Open, Macon
Open and Knoxville Open. Leading money-winner on 1989 Golden State Tour. Outstanding
prep tennis player who switched to golf as high school junior. Twice reached semifinals of
state high school tennis tournament. Made University of Southern California golf team as
a walk-on. Has his own foundation, the Brian Henninger Foundation, which raises money
for children's charities in the Pacific Northwest. Also, honorary Board Member of Special
Olympics - Oregon.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2): 1994 Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic. 1999 Southern Farm
Bureau Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3): 1992 South Texas Open, Macon Open, Knoxville
Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1993 — 112,811 — 130 1998 — 256,714 — 114 2003 — 166,003 — 184
1994 — 294,075 — 63 1999 — 774,486 — 55 2004 — 6,240 — 261
1995 — 166,730 2000 — 527,741 — 91 2005 — 7,236 — 261
1996 — 135,680 — 142 2001 — 160,814 — 184 2006 — 96,453 — 218
1997 — 329,864 — 71 2002 — 281,614 — 158 2007 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–5 times, most recent 2000 Reno-Tahoe Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—2; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—310; in money—170; Top-10 finishes—18
CAREER EARNINGS: $3,316,460
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 Tampa Bay Classic/118
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1993)
HJERTSTEDT, Gabriel (YET-stead)
FULL NAME: Gabriel Hjertstedt BIRTHDATE: December 5, 1971
BIRTHPLACE: Umea, Sweden RESIDENCE: Atlantic Beach, FL
HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 160 FAMILY: Wife, Angela; Axel Gabriel
(12/14/00), Bianca Marie Ealy (9/7/05) SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Snow skiing, surfing, boating TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1990 Q
SCHOOL: 1996 OTHER INFORMATION: Claimed back-to-back
T22s on the 2007 Nationwide Tour in February. Did not make a cut on
the PGA TOUR in 2007. Earned his first top-10 on the PGA TOUR in
almost five years with a T9 at the 2006 Chrysler Classic of Tucson, an event he won in 1999.
The 1997 B.C. Open champion recorded his second top-10 of the season and the ninth of
his career with a T6 finish at the 2006 B.C. Open presented by Turning Stone Resort. Led by
one through 54 holes at Atunyote Golf Club. Has spent much of the past five years splitting
time between the PGA TOUR and Nationwide Tour. Best finish since winning in 1999 was
a T4 at the 2001 Greater Greensboro Classic. In 1999, had career high in earnings of
$933,033 (No. 41). Earned second PGA TOUR title at 1999 Touchstone Energy Tucson Open
and became the first Swedish player to earn two victories on TOUR. Final-round 68, which
included a double bogey on 72nd hole, earned a tie with Tommy Armour III. Sank a 25-foot
birdie putt on first extra hole for victory. Became first Swedish player to win on the PGA
TOUR with victory at the 1997 B.C. Open in what likely would have been his last start of the
year, earning $234,000. Trailed by one through 54 holes. Final-round 70 enough for win and
moved him from 226th to 84th on season money list. In 1996, after overcoming dislocation
of temporomandi bular joint, which helped force him off European Tour in 1995, earned PGA
TOUR card for following year via ninth-place finish in Qualifying Tournament. In 1990, competed
on the PGA Tour of Australasia and earned 1990 Rookie of the Year honors. Born in
Sweden, family emigrated to Queensland, Australia, when he was 11 and he learned to
play golf there. Turned professional at age 18 and played on Australian, European and
Japanese Tours prior to PGA TOUR. Credited move to Jacksonville, FL, area in November
1998 with helping improve his game as he could practice with neighbors David Duval, Fred
Funk and Vijay Singh.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2): 1997 B.C. Open. 1999 Touchstone Energy Tucson Open.
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MONEY & POSITION:
1997 — 279,624 — 89 2001 — 296,273 — 147 2005 — 0
1998 — 167,072 — 157 2002 — 69,186 — 210 2006 — 251,235 — 184
1999 — 933,033 — 41 2003 — 12,780 — 248 2007 — 0
2000 — 296,189 — 138 2004 — 22,870 — 243
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 65–3 times, most recent 2006 Chrysler Classic of
Tucson/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—9; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—198; in money—77; Top-10 finishes—9
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,328,261
Career High Official World Rank: After 1999 PGA Championship/112
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
HULBERT, Mike
FULL NAME: Michael Patrick Hulbert BIRTHDATE: April 14, 1958
BIRTHPLACE: Elmira, NY RESIDENCE: Orlando, FL HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 175 FAMILY: Wife, Teresa; Justin Michael (7/25/93),
Trevor (3/10/97) EDUCATION: East Tennessee State University
(1980, Business Management) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, exercising
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1981 Q SCHOOL: 1984, 1985
OTHER INFORMATION: Member of the PGA TOUR since 1985, and
worked as on-course TV commentator for the last several years. Made
three starts on the 2007 PGA TOUR and missed the cut each time. Made 14 Nationwide Tour
starts, with one made cut. Caddied for friend Davis Love III in the 2007 British Open. Made
one cut (61st, B.C. Open presented by Turning Stone Resort) in six starts in 2006. Served as
assistant captain to Curtis Strange on the 2002 U.S. Ryder Cup team. Most recent of three
TOUR victories came at 1991 Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic, where he beat Kenny Knox on
the first hole of a playoff. Earned first win at 1986 Federal Express St. Jude Classic, beating
childhood friend Joey Sindelar by one stroke. Second TOUR victory came at 1989 B.C.
Open, where he topped Bob Estes in a playoff. Winner of several unofficial TOUR events:
the 1991 Isuzu Kapalua Invitational; the 1991 JCPenney Classic, a mixed-team event with
Donna Andrews; and the 1987 Chrysler Team Championship with Bob Tway. 1979-80 All-
America selection at East Tennessee State University, where he was inducted into the
Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3): 1986 Federal Express St. Jude Classic. 1989 B.C. Open. 1991
Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1983 — 0 1992 — 279,577 — 55 2000 — 59,878 — 209
1985 — 18,368 — 161 1993 — 193,833 — 89 2001 — 27,999 — 223
1986 — 276,687 — 21 1994 — 221,007 — 84 2002 — 46,148 — 217
1987 — 204,375 — 49 1995 — 311,055 2003 — 6,300 — 252
1988 — 127,752 — 94 1996 — 235,131 — 93 2004 — 0
1989 — 477,621 — 18 1997 — 317,247 — 76 2005 — 6,030 — 266
1990 — 216,002 — 67 1998 — 335,954 — 88 2006 — 6,540 — 258
1991 — 551,750 — 24 1999 — 264,524 — 143 2007 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–3 times, most recent 1998 Phoenix Open/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—3; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—590; in money—334; Top-10 finishes—43
CAREER EARNINGS: $4,183,778
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994 Honda Classic/107
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
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HUSTON, John
FULL NAME: Johnny Ray Huston BIRTHDATE: June 1, 1961
BIRTHPLACE: Mt. Vernon, IL RESIDENCE: Palm Harbor, FL; plays
out of Innisbrook Golf Resort HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 155 FAMILY:
Wife, Suzanne; Jessica (11/9/87), Travis (3/29/93) EDUCATION:
Auburn University SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports TURNED PRO-
FESSIONAL: 1983 Q SCHOOL: 1987 OTHER INFORMATION:
Played in 16 events on the 2007 PGA TOUR with best finish a T21 at
the Frys.com Open. In 2006, made 12 cuts in 27 events entered on the
PGA TOUR and posted two top-25s, including one top-10, a fourth-place finish at the Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic. Fell out of the top 125 for just the second time in his 19-year TOUR
career. In 2005, his best stretch of the season was a two-week period in September that
included a T11 at the Bell Canadian Open and a T5 at the 84 LUMBER Classic. Clinched spot
in top 125 on the money list with T20 finish at Chrysler Championship, earning $55,271.
Turned in his best finish in a World Golf Championships event with a T9 at the 2004
Accenture Match Play Championship. Held a share of the 54-hole lead with Vijay Singh at
the 2004 Shell Houston Open at 7-under-par. Finished solo third. Won for the second time
in the 2000s with his victory at the 2003 Southern Farm Bureau Classic, his seventh career
victory. Birdied three of final four holes to defeat Brenden Pappas, who shot a final-round
10-under 62, by a stroke. Collected his sixth TOUR victory in 2000 and was among the top-
10 eight times. Earned three-stroke victory at the inaugural Tampa Bay Classic, his fifth victory
in the state of Florida. Win occurred on home course, Innisbrook Resort's Copperhead
Course. Won consolation match at 1999 Accenture Match Play Championship, defeating
Steve Pate. Best four-day performance at the time by any player on TOUR at 1998 United
Airlines Hawaiian Open, where he broke the 72-hole scoring record in relation to par with
a 28-under-par 260 to capture his fourth TOUR title. Rounds of 63-65-66-66 included 31
birdies and only three bogeys. Record has since been eclipsed. Closed year with fifth TOUR
victory at National Car Rental Golf Classic at Walt Disney World Resort and for first time in
career earned two wins in a season. Shot course-record 61 at Muirfield Village GC during
second round of the 1996 Memorial Tournament. Earned third victory at 1994 Doral-Ryder
Open. Entered final round four strokes behind, but closing 66 good for three-stroke victory.
Fired closing 62 to overtake Mark O'Meara and win the 1992 Walt Disney
World/Oldsmobile Classic, where winning total of 26-under-par 262 was one off TOUR
record for most strokes below par in 72-hole event. Earned first TOUR victory at windswept
1990 Honda Classic, where he held off strong Mark Calcavecchia challenge to win by two
strokes. Medalist at the 1987 Qualifying Tournament. Won 1985 Florida Open (non-TOUR
event). Sister Julie Jones caddied for him during record-breaking performance at 1997
United Airlines Hawaiian Open. With daughter Jessica, won the Father-Daughter tournament
at 1997 National Car Rental Golf Classic at Walt Disney World Resort. Suffered bursitis
in left shoulder in 1997. Sleeps on magnetic mattress cover and wears magnets in
soles of shoes for relief.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (7): 1990 Honda Classic. 1992 Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile
Classic. 1994 Doral-Ryder Open. 1998 United Airlines Hawaiian Open, National Car Rental
Golf Classic/Disney. 2000 Tampa Bay Classic. 2003 Southern Farm Bureau Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1987 — 1,055 — 287 1994 — 731,499 — 16 2001 — 505,252 — 100
1988 — 150,301 — 78 1995 — 294,574 2002 —1,299,053 — 45
1989 — 203,207 — 68 1996 — 506,173 — 37 2003 —1,565,119 — 42
1990 — 435,690 — 30 1997 — 151,840 — 141 2004 — 874,280 — 90
1991 — 395,853 — 40 1998 —1,544,110 — 10 2005 — 657,970 — 120
1992 — 515,453 — 26 1999 —1,519,387 — 21 2006 — 431,025 — 159
1993 — 681,441 — 15 2000 —1,631,695 — 25 2007 — 170,570 — 202
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T20—Wyndham Championship; T21—Frys.com Open
benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 61–2 times, most recent 2002 Buick Challenge/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—16; in money—7; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—515; in money—340; Top-10 finishes—81
CAREER EARNINGS: $14,265,545
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 Tampa Bay Classic/16
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JANZEN, Lee
FULL NAME: Lee MacLeod Janzen BIRTHDATE: August 28, 1964
BIRTHPLACE: Austin, MN RESIDENCE: Orlando, FL HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 175 FAMILY: Wife, Beverly; Connor MacLeod (10/20/93)
EDUCATION: Florida Southern College (1986, Marketing) SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Christian music, reading, snow skiing, comedy
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1986 Q SCHOOL: 1989 OTHER
INFORMATION: Four consecutive 73s at the 2007 U.S. Open gave
two-time U.S. Open champion his best finish of the year, a T13.
Finished 160th on the money list, third consecutive year out of top 150. Using one-time, top-
50 all-time PGA TOUR money list exemption for 2006, finished 146th on the money list.
Finished third at the Southern Farm Bureau Classic, one stroke out of a playoff with Joe
Durant and D.J. Trahan. It was his best finish since being runner-up to Kenny Perry at the
2003 Memorial Tournament. Finished outside the top 125 in 2005 for the first time since
joining the PGA TOUR in 1990. Posted four rounds in the 60s at the U.S. Bank Championship
in Milwaukee to record his lone top-10 of the season, a T7. Captured his second U.S. Open
title in six years in 1998 by recording the best final-round U.S. Open comeback in 25 years.
Five strokes behind Payne Stewart through 54 holes. Closed with 68 to win by one over
Stewart. Five-stroke comeback best since Johnny Miller came from six back to win 1973
U.S. Open. It was his first victory on TOUR since 1995 and eighth career win. Won three
times in 1995, at THE PLAYERS Championship, Kemper Open and Sprint International.
Trailed Bernhard Langer and Corey Pavin by one entering final round at TPC Sawgrass. Shot
closing 71 for one-stroke victory. Birdied 72nd hole at Kemper Open to tie Pavin then birdied
18th again to win playoff. Birdied holes 14-17 on Sunday to overtake Ernie Els and win
Sprint by one point under Modified Stableford scoring system. Won the 1994 Buick Classic
by three strokes over Els, who won U.S. Open the following week. First U.S. Open title came
in 1993 in head-to-head battle with Payne Stewart at Baltusrol GC. Shot 67-67-69-69--272
to equal U.S. Open scoring record set by Jack Nicklaus in 1980 and defeat Stewart by two
strokes. Earlier that year, defeated Andrew Magee by two strokes for Phoenix Open title.
First TOUR victory came at the 1992 Northern Telecom Open. Closing 65 gave him onestroke
win over Bill Britton. Won 1986 Division II national championship while at Florida
Southern. First-team All-American in 1985-86. Began to take golf seriously at age 14 after
family moved to Florida from Maryland, where he played Little League baseball. Still avid
Baltimore Orioles fan. Won first tournament at 15 as member of Greater Tampa Junior Golf
Association. Played with Aaron Stewart, the late Payne Stewart's son, in the 2004 Father-
Son Challenge.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (8): 1992 Northern Telecom Open. 1993 Phoenix Open, U.S. Open.
1994 Buick Classic. 1995 THE PLAYERS Championship, Kemper Open, Sprint International.
1998 U.S. Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1988 — 3,686 — 256 1995 —1,378,966 2002 —1,127,740 — 56
1989 — 5,100 — 233 1996 — 540,916 — 31 2003 —1,132,001 — 64
1990 — 132,986 — 115 1997 — 877,832 — 24 2004 — 837,482 — 96
1991 — 228,242 — 72 1998 —1,155,314 — 20 2005 — 422,748 — 155
1992 — 795,279 — 9 1999 — 849,994 — 48 2006 — 524,198 — 146
1993 — 932,335 — 7 2000 — 753,709 — 62 2007 — 409,189 — 160
1994 — 442,588 — 35 2001 — 905,628 — 59
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T13—U.S. Open; T16—Buick Invitational, AT&T
Classic; T24—Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 61–1993 Southwestern Bell Colonial/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—24; in money—8; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—497; in money—337; Top-10 finishes—61
CAREER EARNINGS: $13,455,933
Career High Official World Rank: After 1995 Skins Game/13
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JOHNSON, Dustin
FULL NAME: Dustin Hunter Johnson BIRTHDATE: June 22, 1984
BIRTHPLACE: Columbia, South Carolina RESIDENCE: Myrtle
Beach, South Carolina HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 190 FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: Coastal Carolina University TURNED PROFESSION-
AL: 2007 Q SCHOOL: 2007 OTHER INFORMATION: Rookie on
the PGA TOUR in 2008 after finishing T14 at the 2007 PGA TOUR
Qualifying Tournament. After playing in his first Walker Cup in
September, turned professional on September 28 and made his PGA
TOUR debut at the 2007 Valero Texas Open, his only career start on TOUR entering 2008.
He missed the cut in San Antonio. Made the cut at the Nationwide Tour's Nationwide
Children's Hospital Invitational, finishing T50 as an amateur. Went through all three stages
of Q-School in 2007, winning the first stage by eight strokes at Auburn University Club. Was
a member of the winning 2007 U.S Walker Cup and the Palmer Cup teams. A first-team All-
American at Coastal Carolina University (Conway, SC) for two season (2006 and 2007)
where he won seven times during his career. Three-time Big South Conference Player of the
Year. All-time scoring leader at Coastal Carolina (72.26) and holds the lowest season scoring
average in school history (70.40). Won the 2007 Northeast Amateur and the 2007
Monroe Invitational.
EXEMPT STATUS: T14 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
MONEY & POSITION:
2007 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 70–2007 Valero Texas Open/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
JOHNSON, Richard S.
FULL NAME: Carl Richard Stanley Johnson BIRTHDATE: October
15, 1976 BIRTHPLACE: Stockholm, Sweden RESIDENCE: Jupiter,
FL HEIGHT: 5-7 WEIGHT: 145 FAMILY: Wife, Linda; Vera Sophia
(6/11/07) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Snowboarding, tennis, cars
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1998 JOINED TOUR: 2003 Q
SCHOOL: 2002 OTHER INFORMATION: Claimed three top-25 finishes
in 32 starts on the PGA TOUR in 2007, including a T15 at the
Valero Texas Open. Finished T19 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying
Tournament to earn full exemption for 2008. Said a switch from blades to cavity back irons
two days before second stage of Qualifying Tournament had friends calling him crazy. The
change, however, had him hitting the ball so good that "I felt like I was cheating." Made 17
cuts in 29 starts in second season on TOUR in 2006, three of which resulted in top-10s,
including a playoff loss to Tim Herron at the Bank of America Colonial. In 2005, finished 116
on the money list with four top-10s. Lone top-10 of the 2004 season was T8 at the Chrysler
Classic of Greensboro. First top-10 finish of TOUR career came in 14th start of 2003 at the
FedEx St. Jude Classic, a T3 which included a career-best 7-under 64 in the first round.
Earned his card for 2003 by finishing T11 at the TOUR Qualifying Tournament in La Quinta,
CA. Won for the first time at the 2002 ANZ Championship, beating Australians Craig Parry,
Andre Stolz and Scott Laycock in the Modified Stableford format. Played the European
Challenge Tour in 1999, shot a final-round 64 to come from four strokes back to win the
Neuchatel Open Golf Trophy in his native Sweden. Played handball at a high level in
Sweden, having been a tennis player from age 6. Took up skateboarding and competed in
the Swedish Championships. Suffered seven broken ribs and also broke a hand and a foot
doing stunts. Started golf at 15 as his girlfriend's family played. Won two national junior
events. Comes from a mixed background. His grandfather is an American (New Jersey),
who married a Swede and settled in Sweden.
EXEMPT STATUS: T19 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 2—2006 Bank of America Colonial.
MONEY & POSITION:
2002 — 0 2004 — 461,183 — 148 2006 —1,555,376 — 50
2003 — 559,021 — 120 2005 — 689,364 — 116 2007 — 377,951 — 165
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T15—Valero Texas Open; T21—the Memorial
Tournament presented by Morgan Stanley, Stanford St. Jude Championship.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–4 times, most recent 2006 FUNAI Classic at
Walt Disney World Resort/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—32; in money—15; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—138; in money—75; Top-10 finishes—10
CAREER EARNINGS: $3,642,895
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Chrysler Championship/102
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JONES, Kent
FULL NAME: Stephen Kent Jones BIRTHDATE: January 8, 1967
BIRTHPLACE: Portales, NM RESIDENCE: Albuquerque, NM
HEIGHT: 5-8 WEIGHT: 150 FAMILY: Wife, JoAnna; Lauren Marie
(10/11/00), Samuel Kent (10/8/02) EDUCATION: University of New
Mexico (1990, Business Administration) (1991, Masters, Business
Administration) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Reading, fishing TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1992 Q SCHOOL: 1997 OTHER INFORMA-
TION: Improved his status on the PGA TOUR after finishing T11 at
the PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Ended the season 134th on the money list in 2007.
At the 2007 Viking Classic recorded his best effort of the season with a T8, his best performance
since a T6 at the 2006 84 Lumber Classic. Two weeks later, continued climb up
TOUR money list with a T10 at the 2007 Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for
Children. With paycheck of $96,000, jumped from No. 152 to No. 141 with three events
remaining in the season. Earned more than half of year’s earnings in PGA TOUR Fall Series
alone ($370,868). Has recorded eight of his nine career top-10s in the last four years. In
2006, rallied down the stretch to retain his card, finishing a career-best 101st, his fourth
consecutive season in the top 125. T6 at the 84 Lumber Classic was his best finish. Placed
in the top 125 for the third consecutive season in 2005. Finished the year missing the cut in
the last two full-field events, but his $629,944 total was enough to secure 123rd on the
money list for 2005. In 2004, finished in the top 125 for the second straight season, thanks
in part to a T17 at the final full-field event of the season, the 2004 Chrysler Championship.
In 2004, recorded top-10s at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic and AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am to secure top-125 status. Entered the 2003 season with conditional status
after finishing 131st on the 2002 money list. Seven top-25s allowed him to finish in the top
125 on the money list for the first time in his career. Earned first top-10 of TOUR career at
the 2002 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am with a T8. In 2000, was two-time winner on
Nationwide Tour at the Shreveport Open and Greensboro Open. Earned his card for 1999 by
finishing T35 at the 1998 Qualifying Tournament. College teammate of PGA TOUR member
Tim Herron. Season ticket holder for New Mexico basketball and football. Traveled with his
wife and dog for three years in recreational vehicle while playing the Canadian Tour (1993-
94) and the Hooters Tour (1995). Finally sold the truck after putting more than 200,000 miles
on it. Was inducted into the Carlsbad (NM) Athletic Hall of Fame.
EXEMPT STATUS: T11 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T6—2006 84 LUMBER Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2): 2000 Shreveport Open, Greensboro Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1996 — 5,415 — 309 2001 — 87,308 — 201 2005 — 629,944 — 123
1997 — 0 2002 — 489,879 — 131 2006 — 860,766 — 101
1998 — 133,339 — 171 2003 — 539,737 — 122 2007 — 651,108 — 134
1999 — 64,217 — 218 2004 — 674,909 — 119
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T8—Viking Classic; T10—Frys.com Open benefiting
Shriners Hospitals for Children.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–2005 Deutsche Bank Championship/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—30; in money—17; Top-10 finishes—2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—267; in money—133; Top-10 finishes—9
CAREER EARNINGS: $4,136,623
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 MCI Heritage/165
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JONES, Matthew
FULL NAME: Matthew Paul Jones BIRTHDATE: April 19, 1980
BIRTHPLACE: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia RESIDENCE:
Scottsdale, AZ HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 170 FAMILY: Single EDU-
CATION: Arizona State University (2001) SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Fantasy football, watching TV, relaxing TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
2001 JOINED TOUR: 2008 OTHER INFORMATION: Will be a
rookie on the 2008 PGA TOUR. Only previous TOUR start was a missed
cut at the 2005 FBR Open. Made the cut in 18 of 25 Nationwide Tour
starts in 2007, including nine top-25s. Was a runner-up four times, one shy of the Tour
record, and ended the season No. 7 on the money list with $302,226. Posted the first of four
runner-up finishes at the South Georgia Classic, finishing 9-under 279 and just one shot
behind John Kimbell. Collected $64,800 to move to No. 11 on the money list. During a fivetournament
stretch, posted second-place finishes at the National Mining Association Pete
Dye Classic (one shot behind Jimmy Walker), the Oregon Classic (falling in a playoff to Kyle
Thompson) and the Mark Christopher Charity Classic (dropping a playoff to Richard
Johnson). Other top-10 finishes came at the Melwood Prince George's County Open and the
Albertsons Boise Open, both T5s. Member of the Nationwide Tour from 2004-07. Made the
cut in 17 of 24 starts in 2006, with five top-10 finishes. Ended the season No. 49 on the
money list, with $123,066. Ranked T6 in Driving Distance (302.1 yards). Made the cut in
eight of 14 events in 2005, with three top-25s, and finished the season No. 98 on the money
list. Made the cut in 12 of 22 starts on the 2004 Nationwide Tour, including seven top-25s,
and placed 68th on the money list. Made the cut in four of eight appearances on the 2002
Nationwide Tour. Has also played on the PGA Tour of Australasia. Was 2001 first-team All-
American at Arizona State University. Helped lead the Sun Devils to a sixth-place finish at
the NCAA Championship. Shared medalist honors at the 2001 NCAA West Regional with
fellow 2007 Nationwide Tour grad Kyle Thompson. Finished third at the 2001 Pac-10
Championship.
EXEMPT STATUS: 7th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
MONEY & POSITION:
2005 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 72–2005 FBR Open/2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners
Hospitals for Children/199
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JONES, Steve
FULL NAME: Steven Glen Jones BIRTHDATE: December 27, 1958
BIRTHPLACE: Artesia, NM RESIDENCE: Chandler, AZ; plays out of
Southern Dunes GC HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 200 FAMILY: Wife,
Bonnie Buckingham; Cy, Stacey EDUCATION: University of Colorado
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Bow and rifle hunting, fly fishing TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1981 Q SCHOOL: 1981, 1984, 1986 OTHER
INFORMATION: In 2007, played less than 10 events on the PGA
TOUR for the first time since 1994. Best finish was a T44 at the
Canadian Open. Also played four events on the Nationwide Tour and twice on the European
Tour. Last season he retained fully exempt status was 2000 when he recorded two top-10s.
Held a three-stroke lead after first round of 2005 THE PLAYERS Championship, as 8-under
64 was one off the tournament best for an opening round at THE PLAYERS. Finished T75.
Served as Hal Sutton's Assistant Captain for the 2004 Ryder Cup at Oakland Hills, where
Jones won the 1996 U.S. Open. Sidelined for part of the 2003 season and all of 2004 following
elbow surgery. Missed the rest of the 2003 season after May due to tennis elbow in
his right elbow. Was having problems with both elbows throughout the summer and finally
had surgery on his right elbow on August 7, 2003. Continued rehabilitation on both elbows
throughout the season. Troubled by an irregular heartbeat in 2002, called supraventricular
tachycardia, for most of the past four seasons. Underwent a laser procedure to correct the
condition on Aug. 14, 2002. The ailment isn't life threatening, but mirrors symptoms of a
heart attack. Phil Tataurangi underwent the procedure a month earlier and David Toms did
so in late 2005. Won for third straight year with victory at the 1998 Quad City Classic. Closed
with 66 for one-stroke victory over Scott Gump. In 1997, followed up U.S. Open victory with
second multiple-victory season of career. Dominated 1997 Phoenix Open, winning by 11
strokes over Jesper Parnevik. Closed with 69 for one-stroke victory over Greg Norman at
1997 Canadian Open. After spending nearly three years off TOUR due to ligament and joint
damage to left ring finger suffered in Nov. 25, 1991 dirt-bike accident, completed comeback
with victory in 1996 U.S. Open at Oakland Hills. Became first sectional qualifier to win since
Jerry Pate in 1976. Led by one after 71 holes, then parred 18 to defeat Tom Lehman and
Davis Love III by a stroke. Won three times in 1989, opening year with back-to-back wins.
Defeated Jay Haas and David Frost by two at 1989 MONY Tournament of Champions and
followed with playoff win over Paul Azinger and Sandy Lyle at 1989 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic. Third win came at 1989 Canadian Open. Earned first TOUR victory in playoff over
Bob Tway at 1988 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Medalist at 1986 TOUR Qualifying
Tournament. Second-team All-American at University of Colorado. Semifinalist at 1976 U.S.
Junior Amateur. Reverse overlap grip he uses is by-product of injury to left index finger two
years after original injury to left ring finger. Play at U.S. Open inspired by Ben Hogan book
sent to him by friend. In addition to golf, ran track and was an all-state basketball player in
high school. A two-time Colorado state sand greens champion.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-1
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PGA TOUR VICTORIES (8): 1988 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. 1989 MONY
Tournament of Champions, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Canadian Open. 1996 U.S. Open
Championship. 1997 Phoenix Open, Bell Canadian Open. 1998 Quad City Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1982 — 1,986 — 250 1991 — 294,961 — 54 2001 — 264,456 — 155
1984 — 788 — 264 1994 — 8,740 — 254 2002 — 169,315 — 180
1985 — 43,379 — 129 1995 — 234,749 2003 — 68,756 — 222
1986 — 51,473 — 136 1996 — 810,644 — 22 2005 — 124,144 — 212
1987 — 154,918 — 66 1997 — 959,108 — 20 2006 — 308,360 — 173
1988 — 241,877 — 45 1998 — 741,544 — 38 2007 — 34,922 — 236
1989 — 745,578 — 8 1999 — 360,706 — 116
1990 — 350,982 — 34 2000 — 548,070 — 87
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T44—Canadian Open presented by Franklin
Templeton Investments.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2 times, most recent 2002 Invensys Classic at
Las Vegas/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—9; in money—3; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—443; in money—279; Top-10 finishes—44
CAREER EARNINGS: $6,519,451
Career High Official World Rank: After 1997 Tucson Chrysler Classic/14
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KANADA, Craig (kuh-NAH-duh)
FULL NAME: Craig Andrew Kanada BIRTHDATE: October 2, 1968
BIRTHPLACE: Portland, OR RESIDENCE: The Woodlands, TX
HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 150 FAMILY: Wife, Brooke; David (1997),
Oscar (1999), Caleb (2002) EDUCATION: Ohio State University
(1991, International Business) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Spending
time with family, Houston Astros baseball TURNED PROFESSION-
AL: 1991 JOINED TOUR: 1997 Q SCHOOL: 1996, 2000 OTHER
INFORMATION: Finished 128th on the 2007 season money list after
recording five top-25 finishes, including his first career top-10. In third stint on the PGA
TOUR, posted T10 in first start of the season at the 2007 Sony Open in Hawaii. Returned to
the PGA TOUR in 2007 for first time since 2001 after finishing 11th on the 2006 Nationwide
Tour money list. Two-time winner on the 2006 Nationwide Tour. Making his 212th
Nationwide Tour start, broke through for his first professional victory at the Utah Energy
Solutions Championship. Came back from a three-stroke deficit to Bryce Molder after 54
holes to defeat Molder and three others by one shot. Playing just 50 miles from his home
in The Woodlands, TX, posted the best final round in Nationwide Tour Championship history
with a 6-under 66 to storm back from six shots down to defeat third-round leaders Matt
Kuchar and Andrew Buckle by one shot. Sealed the win with chip-ins for par on No. 17 and
for birdie on the final hole. The six-shot comeback was the largest in Nationwide Tour
Championship history. His jump of 21 spots to earn a TOUR card is second only to David
Branshaw's climb of 22 spots in 2005. From 2003-05, made a combined one of 10 cuts on
the PGA TOUR (0-2) and Nationwide Tour (1-8). In 2002, finished out of the top 100 (No. 182)
for the first time in his seven years on the Nationwide Tour. Earned his 2001 TOUR card by
virtue of a T27 finish at the 2000 Qualifying Tournament. Had five runner-up finishes in his
first six years on the Nationwide Tour. Finished in the top 50 on their money list in all six
seasons, including No. 20 in 1999 and 2000. Made just five of 23 cuts in rookie TOUR season
in 1997. Earned first TOUR card via a 25th-place finish at the 1996 Qualifying
Tournament. Winner of the 1990 Western Amateur and 1991 Pacific Northwest Amateur.
EXEMPT STATUS: 128th on 2007 money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T10—2007 Sony Open in Hawaii.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2): 2006 Utah Energy Solutions Championship,
Nationwide Tour Championship at The Houstonian.
MONEY & POSITION:
1992 — 0 1995 — 2,220 2003 — 0
1993 — 0 1997 — 25,125 — 234 2007 — 743,305 — 128
1994 — 0 2001 — 132,163 — 192
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T10—Sony Open in Hawaii.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–1997 Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—34; in money—20; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—92; in money—37; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER EARNINGS: $902,813
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Nissan Open/112
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KAYE, Jonathan
FULL NAME: Jonathan Andrew Kaye BIRTHDATE: August 2, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: Denver, CO RESIDENCE: Phoenix, AZ; plays out of
Silverleaf GC HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 165 FAMILY: Wife,
Jennifer; Ryelie (6/24/05), Breeze (6/26/07) EDUCATION: University
of Colorado (1993, Bachelor of Science) SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Cooking, avid indoorsman, coloring TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
1993 Q SCHOOL: 1994, 1998, 2006 OTHER INFORMATION: After
regaining TOUR card through the PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament,
unable to play in 2007 after undergoing surgery on right big toe early in the year. Toe had
plagued him the last few years. Granted Major Medical Extension for 2008. Has 21 events
to earn $785,180 to equal 2007’s No. 125, allowing him to play out of the Major Medical
Extension category for the remainder of the season. Struggled in 2006, falling outside the
top 125 for the first time since 1998. Improved status for 2007 with T29 finish at PGA TOUR
Qualifying Tournament. Birdied last five holes of the Buick Invitational to tie for fourth place
and finish with a final-round 4-under 68. Finished in the top 80 (No. 53) in 2005 for the seventh
straight season and earned more than $1 million for the fourth consecutive year.
Among the leaders all week during the season-opening Mercedes Championships. Finished
second, one back of Stuart Appleby after a closing 2-under 71. Finished three behind wireto-wire
champion Vaughn Taylor at Reno-Tahoe Open. Collected second TOUR title of his
career at the 2004 FBR Open. Picked up $936,000 with his victory and moved to the top of
the PGA TOUR money list for the first time in his career. Win was second in his last 14 starts
on TOUR. Captured first career victory in his 195th start on TOUR at the 2003 Buick Classic.
Defeated John Rollins with an eagle-3 on the first extra hole to raise his playoff record to
1-1. Birdied 72nd hole to force playoff. Earned first top-10 at a major championship with a
T10 at the 2003 U.S. Open. In only second World Golf Championships appearance, finished
second at NEC Invitational, four shots behind Darren Clarke. Posted T2 at the Canon Greater
Hartford Open in 2002, one behind winner Phil Mickelson. Lost a playoff to Chris Riley at
the Reno-Tahoe Open. Opened with 64, one off first-round lead at 1999 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic. Followed with second-round 83 and next round shot 62 to tie Tamarisk course
record. His 21-stroke improvement from second round to third was best turnaround since
Bob Murphy shot 88-69 in first two rounds to improve 19 strokes at 1985 Bing Crosby
National Pro-Am. Granted Major Medical Extension in 1997 but played in only two events.
Had rotator cuff surgery in February 1996. Missed majority of 1996 and 1997 seasons but
played several times on PGA TOUR and Nationwide Tour. In rookie season in 1995, had
brush with first TOUR victory at Quad City Classic, losing by one to D.A. Weibring. Won
1992 Ping Intercollegiate in playoff over Phil Mickelson. A self-taught player who has never
had a teacher. "There's nobody who could teach my swing," he explains.
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2): 2003 Buick Classic. 2004 FBR Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1995 — 191,883 1999 — 845,051 — 49 2003 —2,474,837 — 16
1996 — 5,070 — 318 2000 —1,096,131 — 40 2004 —1,695,332 — 34
1997 — 10,693 — 266 2001 — 683,210 — 79 2005 —1,416,109 — 53
1998 — 86,496 — 190 2002 —1,082,803 — 60 2006 — 578,714 — 135
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–3 times, most recent 2001 Canon Greater
Hartford Open/1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—285; in money—178; Top-10 finishes—30
CAREER EARNINGS: $10,166,329
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 The Honda Classic/14
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KENDALL, Skip
FULL NAME: Jules I. Kendall BIRTHDATE: September 9, 1964
BIRTHPLACE: Milwaukee, WI RESIDENCE: Windermere, FL
HEIGHT: 5-8 WEIGHT: 150 FAMILY: Wife, Traci; Noah Jules
(6/4/98), Remi Lynn (12/12/06) EDUCATION: University of Nevada-
Las Vegas (1987, Business Education) SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Reading, sports, Green Bay Packers, gardening TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 1987 Q SCHOOL: 1992 OTHER INFORMATION:
Member of PGA TOUR 1993, '95, 1997-06 and Nationwide Tour in
1991-92, '94, '96 and 2007. Is a veteran member on the PGA TOUR thanks to 244 career
made cuts at the start of the season. In second start of the 2007 season, finished T9 at the
inaugural 2007 Mayakoba Golf Classic, aided by a third-round 7-under-par 63. Made the cut
in 13 of 23 events on the Nationwide Tour in 2007, including five top-25 finishes. Finished
the year No. 26 on the money list, with $195,802, just $1,094 behind Jimmy Walker, who
claimed the final PGA TOUR card for 2008. Recorded his third Nationwide Tour win when
he captured the 2007 Chitimacha Louisiana Open, defeating Paul Claxton with a birdie on
the third playoff hole. Spent most of 2006 season on TOUR (14-22 cuts) but also made two
cuts in four starts on the Nationwide Tour. Only top-10 was a T9 at the PGA TOUR's Buick
Championship. Fell out of the top-125 (No. 202) in 2005 for the first time since 1996. Earned
fourth career runner-up finish in second start of season at the 2004 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic, falling to Phil Mickelson on the first playoff hole. Held a one-stroke lead over
Thomas Levet after 36 holes of the British Open in Scotland before finishing T11. Two days
before the start of the 2003 Memorial Tournament, cut most of the top of his left index finger
above the first knuckle off while cutting a bagel for breakfast. He put the finger on ice
and rushed to Columbus, OH, hospital and had a two-hour procedure to reattach the finger.
Ten days later, was able to resume practice. Three weeks after the accident, returned to the
TOUR with a reverse overlap grip at the Buick Open, was tied for third-round lead and finished
T4. Has 25 career TOUR top-10s and 26 on the Nationwide Tour. Won twice on the
Nationwide Tour in 1994, the Inland Empire Open and the Carolina Classic. His three other
runner-up finishes on TOUR came at the 1992 Buick Invitational (playoff loss), 1999 Canon
Greater Hartford Open and 2000 Southern Farm Bureau Classic (playoff loss). Graduated to
TOUR via fifth-place finish on 1994 Nationwide Tour. First year on TOUR came in 1993 after
earning co-medalist honors at 1992 Qualifying Tournament. As an amateur, won 1988 and
'89 Wisconsin State Opens. Serves as host for the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin/Skip
Kendall Pro-Am for Kids, which began in 2000. Credited with showing the "claw" putting
grip to Chris DiMarco in 1995. Putts with conventional grip.
EXEMPT STATUS: Veteran Member
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-3
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 2—1998 Buick Invitational,1999 Canon Greater
Hartford Open, 2000 Southern Farm Bureau Classic, 2004 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3): 1994 Inland Empire Open, Carolina Classic. 2007
Chitimacha Louisiana Open Pres'd by Dynamic Industries.
MONEY & POSITION:
1987 — 0 1995 — 93,606 2002 — 653,594 — 101
1988 — 0 1996 — 5,415 — 309 2003 —1,022,244 — 70
1990 — 2,118 — 275 1997 — 320,800 — 74 2004 —1,206,438 — 64
1991 — 0 1998 — 796,564 — 32 2005 — 180,561 — 202
1992 — 0 1999 — 962,642 — 38 2006 — 439,934 — 157
1993 — 115,189 — 129 2000 — 947,118 — 50 2007 — 116,346 — 211
1994 — 8,392 — 257 2001 — 753,701 — 67
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T9—Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–7 times, most recent 2007 Mayakoba Golf
Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—5; in money—2; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—380; in money—244; Top-10 finishes—25
CAREER EARNINGS: $7,624,662
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 BellSouth Classic/69
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1994)
KOCH, Gary (COKE)
FULL NAME: Gary Koch BIRTHDATE: November 21, 1952 BIRTH-
PLACE: Baton Rouge, LA RESIDENCE: Tampa, FL HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 170 FAMILY: Wife, Donna; Patricia, Rachel EDUCATION:
University of Florida (1974, Public Relations) SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Golf course design, reading, music TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1975
JOINED TOUR: 1976 Q SCHOOL: Fall, 1975 OTHER INFORMA-
TION: Spent most of the 2007 season focusing on his broadcast
duties on NBC Sports golf telecasts. On the Champions Tour, teamed
with NBC colleague Roger Maltbie to place second in the Raphael team division of the
Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf, one stroke behind the Tom Watson-Andy North team.
Missed the cut at the Senior British Open. Played in seven Champions Tour events in 2006,
with a best finish of T6 at The ACE Group Classic. Best career Champions Tour finishes are
T2s in 2004 at The ACE Group Classic and Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf individual competition.
Has six career PGA TOUR victories, the last coming in 1988. Finished among the
top 100 money winners in six of seven years between 1982-88. Best financial year was
1988, with $414,694, 24th on the money list. Winner of 1968-70 Florida State Juniors. Was
1970 USGA Junior Amateur champion and added the Orange Bowl Juniors and the Florida
State Open in 1969. Won the 1973 Trans-Mississippi Amateur and was 1973 and 1974 All-
Southeastern Conference. First-team All-American from 1972-74. Member 1973 NCAA
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Championship team at Florida. Winner of 10 collegiate events. Member of 1973, 1975
Walker Cup and 1974 U.S. World Amateur teams. Was college teammate of Andy Bean.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (6): 1976 Tallahassee Open. 1977 Florida Citrus Open. 1983 Doral-
Eastern Open. 1984 Isuzu-Andy Williams San Diego Open, Bay Hill Classic. 1988 Panasonic
Las Vegas Invitational.
MONEY & POSITION:
1974 — 0 1984 — 262,679 — 17 1993 — 702 — 329
1976 — 38,195 — 69 1985 — 121,566 — 68 1994 — 0
1977 — 58,383 — 52 1986 — 180,693 — 50 1995 — 0
1978 — 58,660 — 55 1987 — 33,727 — 175 1996 — 0
1979 — 46,809 — 84 1988 — 414,694 — 24 1997 — 0
1980 — 39,827 — 84 1989 — 86,348 — 138 1998 — 4,000 — 324
1981 — 11,999 — 165 1990 — 36,469 — 186 1999 — 5,250 — 318
1982 — 43,449 — 100 1991 — 7,189 — 243 2001 — 6,825 — 247
1983 — 168,330 — 27 1992 — 3,690 — 274 2002 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–4 times, most recent 1986 Southern Open/2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—401; in money—275; Top-10 finishes—44
CAREER EARNINGS: $1,629,482
KRAFT, Greg
FULL NAME: Gregory Thomas Kraft BIRTHDATE: April 4, 1964
BIRTHPLACE: Detroit, MI RESIDENCE: Clearwater, FL; plays out of
Belleair CC HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 190 FAMILY: Wife, Paula Jo
EDUCATION: University of Tampa (1986, Business) SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Sports TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1986 Q SCHOOL:
1991, 1992, 1995, 2005 OTHER INFORMATION: Veteran member of
the PGA TOUR with 200 career cuts made on TOUR. Finished sixth at
the 2007 Wyndham Championship, his first top-10 since the 2002
Touchstone Energy Tucson Open. Made 14 of 26 cuts on TOUR in 2006 with two top-25s,
including a T19 at The INTERNATIONAL. Finished T18 at 2005 PGA TOUR Qualifying
Tournament to regain status on TOUR. Spent 2005 season on Nationwide Tour where he finished
26th on the money list and picked up his first career victory at the Northeast
Pennsylvania Classic. The victory marked the first time he had won since his unofficial win
at the 1993 Deposit Guaranty Classic on TOUR, a span of 12 years, 2 months and 15 days.
Made just 13 starts on TOUR from 2003-05. Last top-10 on TOUR was a T6 at the 2002
Touchstone Energy Tucson Open. In 2000, finished third at Advil Western Open. For the first
time in his career, recorded a pair of runner-up finishes in a single season with second at
1999 Doral-Ryder Open and T2 at MasterCard Colonial. Held share of 54-hole lead at
Colonial after tying course record with third-round 61, then closing with 70. Fired third-round
course-record 65 in 1998 PGA at Sahalee CC. Recorded career-best five top-10s in 1996. Led
by four through 54 holes at Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic, but 71 on Sunday dropped him
into T3, three behind winner Willie Wood. In 1993, captured the Deposit Guaranty Golf
Classic to claim $54,000 when it was unofficial event in Hattiesburg, MS. Birdied 72nd hole
to defeat Morris Hatalsky and Tad Rhyan by one stroke. Birdied last two holes to make cut
in 1992 Qualifying Tournament, then fired 5-under-par 31 on back nine of TPC The
Woodlands to earn TOUR card.
EXEMPT STATUS: Veteran Member
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 1—1993 Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic, 2—Walt
Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic, 1994 Motorola Western Open, 1999 Doral-Ryder Open,
T2—MasterCard Colonial.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2005 Northeast Pennsylvania Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1992 — 88,824 — 140 1997 — 152,109 — 139 2002 — 222,614 — 171
1993 — 290,581 — 60 1998 — 326,571 — 94 2003 — 71,756 — 220
1994 — 279,901 — 69 1999 — 810,777 — 52 2004 — 0
1995 — 137,655 2000 — 597,021 — 81 2006 — 273,734 — 179
1996 — 331,708 — 61 2001 — 503,605 — 103 2007 — 278,590 — 179
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: 6—Wyndham Championship.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 61–1999 MasterCard Colonial/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—10; in money—5; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—376; in money—200; Top-10 finishes—25
CAREER EARNINGS: $4,365,446
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic/89
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KRATZERT, Billy
FULL NAME: Bill Kratzert BIRTHDATE: June 29, 1952 BIRTH-
PLACE: Quantico, VA RESIDENCE: Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 205 FAMILY: Wife, Janie; Rebecca Brea
(9/6/87), Tyler Brennen (12/5/80), Thomas Andrew (4/29/91); one
granddaughter EDUCATION: University of Georgia (1974, Business
Finance) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Family, reading, country music,
architecture, all sports TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1974 JOINED
TOUR: 1976 Q SCHOOL: Spring, 1976 OTHER INFORMATION:
Continued broadcasting work, primarily for TNT. After competing in 14 events on the
Champions Tour in 2003, did not participate in any Champions Tour events the last four seasons.
Played the PGA TOUR from 1976-1996 and won four official events. Last TOUR
appearance was at the 1997 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Had his best year in
1978 when he placed eighth on the money list with $183,683. Won the 1968 Indiana
Amateur and 1969 Indiana Open. 1973 and 1974 All-American at Georgia. Inducted into the
Indiana Golf Hall of Fame in 1993.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (4): 1976 Walt Disney World National Team Championship. 1977
Sammy Davis Jr.-Greater Hartford Open. 1980 Greater Milwaukee Open. 1984 Pensacola
Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1976 — 21,253 — 102 1984 — 149,827 — 44 1992 — 16,439 — 217
1977 — 134,758 — 10 1985 — 180,331 — 37 1993 — 78,993 — 156
1978 — 183,683 — 8 1986 — 47,421 — 139 1994 — 42,127 — 196
1979 — 101,628 — 35 1987 — 78,232 — 114 1995 — 4,548
1980 — 175,771 — 12 1988 — 43,519 — 158 1996 — 3,030 — 344
1981 — 55,513 — 76 1989 — 7,773 — 220 1997 — 0
1982 — 22,779 — 140 1990 — 14,630 — 218
1983 — 14,744 — 166 1991 — 19,819 — 208
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–1988 Panasonic Las Vegas Invitational/3
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—466; in money—283; Top-10 finishes—59
CAREER EARNINGS: $1,396,819
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LABELLE II, Doug
FULL NAME: Douglas Norman LaBelle II BIRTHDATE: January 19,
1975 BIRTHPLACE: Mount Pleasant, MI RESIDENCE: Scottsdale,
AZ; plays out of Whisper Rock GC HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 165
FAMILY: Single EDUCATION: University of New Mexico (1998,
Business and Human Resources) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Red wine
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1998 OTHER INFORMATION:
Finished 138th on the 2007 PGA TOUR money list and recorded his
first career top-10. Rookie on the PGA TOUR in 2007 after finishing
15th on the 2006 Nationwide Tour money list. In first career start as a PGA TOUR member,
posted rounds of 66-65 on the weekend to finish T4 at the 2007 Sony Open in Hawaii, five
shots behind champion Paul Goydos. It was his first cut made in fourth career start on
TOUR. Birdied the 72nd hole to finish T48 at The Barclays, the first of the four PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup events, to move from 121st to 120th in the standings, thereby
qualifying for the next week's Deutsche Bank Championship. He was 25 points better than
Steve Allan who missed the cut in New York. Member of the Nationwide Tour from 2003-
06, where he has 10 career top-10s, including one win. Among his four top-10s in 2006 was
a T3 at the 2006 LaSalle Bank Open and his first career victory at the 2006 Price Cutter
Charity Championship. Finished the event at 27-under-par 267, the second-lowest score in
relation to par in Tour history. Finished 53rd on the 2005 Nationwide Tour money list, including
the second runner-up finish of his career, one shot behind tournament winner Jason
Gore at the 2005 National Mining Association Pete Dye Classic. Ranked 44th on the 2004
Nationwide Tour money list. Had his best showing of the season with a third-place performance
at the 2004 Cox Classic. Finished his 2003 Nationwide Tour rookie season 41st
on the money list, thanks to a pair of top-five showings. Solo third at the 2003 Knoxville
Open and a T2 at the 2003 Price Cutter Charity Championship. Missed the cut in his first
three career appearances on the PGA TOUR. Member of the Canadian Tour from 1999-2002.
Member of the Australasian Tour in 2000-02. Two-time All-American at New Mexico and a
three-time all-conference selection.
EXEMPT STATUS: 138th on 2007 money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T4—2007 Sony Open in Hawaii.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2006 Price Cutter Charity Championship.
MONEY & POSITION:
1997 — 0 2003 — 0
1999 — 0 2007 — 604,633 — 138
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T4—Sony Open in Hawaii.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 65–2007 Sony Open in Hawaii/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—33; in money—18; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—36; in money—18; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER EARNINGS: $604,633
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 PODS Championship/227
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2006)
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LAIRD, Martin
FULL NAME: Martin Charles Campbell Laird BIRTHDATE:
December 29, 1982 BIRTHPLACE: Glasgow, Scotland RESIDENCE:
Scottsdale, AZ HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 180 FAMILY: Single EDU-
CATION: Colorado State University (2004, Marketing) SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Socializing, working out, watching sports TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 2004 OTHER INFORMATION: Rookie on the
PGA TOUR in 2008. Made the cut in 19 of 27 events in 2007 on the
Nationwide Tour, including nine top-25 finishes. Finished the year No.
13 on the money list, with $252,679. Got off to a strong start with weekend appearances
in nine of his first 10 starts. Became the first player from Scotland to win on the Nationwide
Tour with his one-stroke win over Jeremy Anderson and Justin Bolli at the Athens Regional
Foundation Classic. Collected $90,000 to move to No. 7 on the money list and did not fall
out of the top 25 the rest of the year. Ended the year in strong fashion with a T3 at the season-ending
Nationwide Tour Championship at Barona Creek. Other top-10 finishes came at
the Cox Classic (T4), Legend Financial Group Classic (T5) and the Preferred Health Systems
Wichita Open (T7). The top-10 finish in Wichita was set up by three eagles (Nos. 2, 14, 18)
during the first round - making him one of only two players in 2007 and one of just 13
throughout the history of the Tour to perform the feat. Member of the Nationwide Tour in
2005 and 2007. Made the cut in eight of 19 starts in 2005, with a T18 at the Preferred
Health Systems Wichita Open his only top-25 finish. Missed the cut at the 2004 Envirocare
Utah Classic in his only career start prior to his rookie season. Has never played in a PGA
TOUR event. Two-time winner on the Gateway Tour. Winner of the 2006 San Juan Open.
Winner of the 2004 Denver Open. Two-time All-American selection at Colorado State
University, where he won four collegiate golf tournaments. Holds school records for top-10
(23) and top-20 finishes (31). Coached at Colorado State by Jamie Bermel, who was
Masters champion Zach Johnson's coach at Drake University.
EXEMPT STATUS: 13th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2007 Athens Regional Foundation Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
2007 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 76–2007 U.S. Open/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Children's Miracle Network Classic presented
by Wal-Mart/248
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LANCASTER, Neal
FULL NAME: Grady Neal Lancaster BIRTHDATE: September 13,
1962 BIRTHPLACE: Smithfield, NC RESIDENCE: Smithfield, NC;
plays out of CC of Johnston HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 170 FAMILY:
Wife, Ashley SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, movies, auto racing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1985 Q SCHOOL: 1989, 1990, 1999
OTHER INFORMATION: Shot 64 for first-round lead at the 2007
John Deere Classic before finishing T6. Top-10 finish was his first on
the PGA TOUR since the 2004 Funai Classic at the Walt Disney World
Resort. Playing out of the 126-150 category in 2006, made five cuts in 19 events entered.
Fell out of the top-125 in 2005 for the first time in six seasons, with one top-10. In 2004, finished
in the top 125 for the fifth straight season and 12th time in 15-year TOUR career. A
T10 finish at the FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World in late October improved his season
earnings to $689,203, good enough to secure his card for 2005. Had one top-10 in 2003, a
T6 at the Buick Open. Lost in three-man playoff at 2002 Bell Canadian Open when John
Rollins birdied the first extra hole. Two top-10s and one top-15 in last five starts in 2001 left
him at No. 80 on money list and secured his TOUR card for another season. Finished T4 at
the 2000 Bay Hill Invitational for the best effort of the season. In 1999, fell out of the top
125 on the money list for the first time since joining the TOUR in 1990, with 139th-place
ranking. Forced to earn full playing privileges for the 2000 season through third-place finish
at 1999 Qualifying Tournament. Finished 125th on the 1997 season money list to earn playing
privileges for 1998. Made history for second time at the 1996 U.S. Open. Played first 27
holes 7-over par, then posted a 29 on back nine at Oakland Hills to easily qualify for final
two rounds. Made a birdie on No. 11, eagle on No. 12 and birdies from Nos. 13-15. During
1995 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills, became first player to shoot 29 in U.S. Open for nine
holes. Moved from 46th-place tie to fourth on final day after posting 36-29--65 to finish four
strokes behind Corey Pavin. Birdied holes 11-14, 16 and 17. Lone TOUR victory came at rainshortened
1994 GTE Byron Nelson Classic. Birdied the final two holes in regulation to join
in TOUR-record, six-man playoff. Birdied first extra hole to defeat David Edwards, Tom
Byrum, Mark Carnevale, David Ogrin and Yoshinori Mizumaki. Winner of 1989 Pine Tree
Open in Birmingham, AL, and the 1999 Utah Open. Didn't take first golf lesson until 1992.
First lesson was given to him by L.B. Floyd, father of Raymond Floyd. With $93 bankroll and
driving a van, gave mini-tours a try in 1989. Earned $96,000 in four months before going to
Qualifying Tournament.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1994 GTE Byron Nelson Golf Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1990 — 85,769 — 142 1996 — 210,000 — 104 2002 — 813,230 — 83
1991 — 180,037 — 90 1997 — 179,273 — 125 2003 — 590,627 — 110
1992 — 146,867 — 103 1998 — 346,563 — 86 2004 — 701,239 — 113
1993 — 149,381 — 107 1999 — 283,140 — 139 2005 — 532,185 — 137
1994 — 305,038 — 58 2000 — 466,712 — 105 2006 — 54,680 — 231
1995 — 182,219 2001 — 657,580 — 80 2007 — 229,053 — 191
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T6—John Deere Classic.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–1998 Canon Greater Hartford Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—13; in money—7; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—542; in money—313; Top-10 finishes—28
CAREER EARNINGS: $6,113,594
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Bell Canadian Open/146
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
LEGGATT, Ian
FULL NAME: Ian Donald Leggatt BIRTHDATE: September 23, 1965
BIRTHPLACE: Cambridge, Ontario, Canada RESIDENCE: Chapel
Hill, NC; plays out of The Club at Bond Head (Bond Head, Ontario,
Canada) HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 170 FAMILY: Wife, Lori; Mia Riess
(4/25/2002), Aidan (9/25/04) EDUCATION: Texas Wesleyan
University (1990, Sports Management) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Cars,
fishing, movies, reading TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1990 JOINED
TOUR: 2001 Q SCHOOL: 2001, 2005 OTHER INFORMATION: Of
19 Nationwide Tour starts in 2007, best finish was a T7 at the National Mining Association
Pete Dye Classic. Didn't make a cut on the PGA TOUR in 2007 and finished T141 at the 2007
PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Played on a Major Medical Extension in 2005 and 2006
because of carpal tunnel syndrome in left wrist. In 2006, had a T6 at The INTERNATIONAL,
his first top-10 on TOUR since a T7 at the 2002 SEI Pennsylvania Classic. Limited to 12
events in 2005 and didn't play until MCI Heritage in April. Played in only five events in 2004
because of the injury. In 2003, suffered through injury-plagued season after capturing his
first TOUR title in 2002. Best finish of the season was a T20 at the 2003 U.S. Open at
Olympia Fields. Beat Loren Roberts and David Peoples by two shots to capture his first PGA
TOUR title in his 46th start on TOUR at the 2002 Touchstone Energy Tucson Open. Finalround
64 was a career low and 20-under-par 268 total was the lowest score at Tucson since
David Frost shot 266 in 1988. Surpassed the $1-million mark for the first time in his career
with a $108,000 payday for his T11 finish at 2002 The INTERNATIONAL. Teamed with Mike
Weir at the World Cup in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Retained TOUR card for 2002 with T5 finish
at 2001 Qualifying School. PGA TOUR rookie made 12 cuts in 29 starts in 2001 with two
top-10s and three top-25s. Rookie member of the Nationwide Tour in 2000, finishing fifth on
the money list and winning a playoff over Chris Smith at the 2000 Dayton Open. Fourth
Canadian at the time to win on the Nationwide Tour (Jerry Anderson, Glen Hnatiuk and Rick
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Todd). Member of the 1998 Canadian World Cup Team, which played in New Zealand. NAIA
All-American at Texas Wesleyan in 1988-89. Met his wife while she was working for one
of his coaches, Mark Evershed. Served as Athletic Director for the Cerebral Palsy
Foundation of Tarrant County in Fort Worth, TX. Works with kids with disabilities and is
sponsored by the Ronald McDonald Children's Charities to raise money for kids. Worldwide
ambassador for Ronald McDonald Children's Charities of Canada. Father got him started in
the game. Provincial and national speed skating champion in Canada.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2002 Touchstone Energy Tucson Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2000 Dayton Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1992 — 0 1999 — 4,725 — 329 2004 — 8,280 — 256
1994 — 0 2000 — 0 2005 — 63,283 — 223
1995 — 0 2001 — 368,862 — 133 2006 — 377,903 — 168
1996 — 4,780 — 323 2002 —1,245,048 — 47 2007 — 0
1998 — 4,420 — 319 2003 — 271,014 — 161
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–4 times, most recent 2002 Buick Challenge/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—4; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—145; in money—61; Top-10 finishes—6
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,348,315
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 The INTERNATIONAL Presented by
Qwest/124
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2000)
LETZIG, Michael
FULL NAME: Michael Richard Letzig BIRTHDATE: May 7, 1980
BIRTHPLACE: Richmond, MO RESIDENCE: Richmond, MO; plays
out of Shirkey GC HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 183 FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: University of New Mexico (2003, Business) SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Water sports TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2003
OTHER INFORMATION: Has never played in a PGA TOUR event and
will be a rookie in 2008. Made the cut in 19 of 28 events on the
Nationwide Tour in 2007, with 10 top-25 finishes. Finished the season
No. 12 on the money list, with $263,948. Tallied a career-best T3 finish at the HSBC New
Zealand PGA Championship, finishing just one stroke out of a Nicholas Thompson/David
Morland IV playoff. Moved into a share of the lead after 36 holes, but a 7-over 79 in the
third round dropped him well down the leaderboard. Rebounded with a 7-under 65 in the
final round to pull within one of the leaders. Matched the third-place finish later at the
Knoxville Open, finishing four strokes behind champion Chez Reavie. Recorded a secondplace
finish by one stroke to Richard Johnson at the season-ending Nationwide Tour
Championship at Barona Creek. Began the week with a first-round 60, which was a tournament
record. Moved into the top 25 (from No. 26) and earned one of 25 PGA TOUR cards for
2008. Also finished inside the top 10 at the Athens Regional Foundation Classic (4th), Price
Cutter Charity Championship (T4), Northeast Pennsylvania Classic (T10) and the WNB Golf
Classic (T10). Made 11 career starts on Nationwide Tour prior to 2007 with top-25 finishes
coming at the 2004 Price Cutter Charity Championship (fifth). T12 at the 2004 Gila River Golf
Classic and T21 at the 2005 Cox Classic. Played two seasons on the Hooters Tour, finishing
eighth on the money list in 2005 and fifth in 2006. Posted victories at the 2006 Indian Lakes
Resort Classic and the Statesville Classic. Has also played on the Canadian Tour. Winner of
the 2002 Missouri Amateur. Winner of four collegiate events while playing at the University
of New Mexico. Grandmother got him started playing golf. Keeps his golf bag stocked with
"Gushers" and "Fruit By The Foot."
EXEMPT STATUS: 12th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Children's Miracle Network Classic presented
by Wal-Mart/215
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LICKLITER II, Frank
FULL NAME: Franklin Ray Lickliter II BIRTHDATE: July 28, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Middletown, OH RESIDENCE: Ponte Vedra Beach,
FL HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 185 FAMILY: Fiancee, Diane Owen
EDUCATION: Wright State University (1991, Sociology) SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Hunting, fishing, reading, Wounded Warrior Project
and supporting our troops. TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1991 Q
SCHOOL: 1995, 1996, 2005, 2007 OTHER INFORMATION: Ended
the 2007 season 132nd on the money list but improved his position on
TOUR after winning the PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament by four strokes. He opened Q-
School with a pair of 62s to lead the field by nine strokes in the six-round event in Orlando.
Recorded only four top-25 finishes in 30 starts in 2007. Finished 44th on the 2006 TOUR
money list, his best showing since finishing 14th in 2001. Six top-10s and 10 top-25s were
also most since eight top-10s and 11 top-25s in 2001. Five of his six top-10s came in his
last 11 starts beginning with a T4 at the 2006 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee.
Began the final round of the 2006 FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort tied for 32nd,
eight shots back of Troy Matteson, then tied career low with a 10-under-par 62 to finish T2,
four shots behind champion Joe Durant. Fell out of the top 125 in 2005 for the first time
since 1996, his rookie season. Was able to up his status by finishing T26 at the TOUR
Qualifying Tournament in December. Lone top-10 of the 2005 season was a T6 at the
weather-shortened, 54-hole BellSouth Classic. Bogeyed the 72nd hole in regulation to miss
a five-way playoff by a stroke. In 2004, his four top-10s were the most since 2001, when
he had eight. Tied the Waialae CC course record with a second-round, 8-under-par 62 en
route to a fourth-place finish at the 2004 Sony Open in Hawaii. Posted second career top-
10 at THE PLAYERS Championship, near his home of Ponte Vedra Beach, finishing T3, four
strokes behind champion Adam Scott. Earned second career TOUR victory with two-shot
win over Chad Campbell at 2003 Chrysler Classic of Tucson. Nursing a one-stroke lead on
the 72nd hole, was able to get up and down for par after hitting drive into water hazard
skirting the 18th fairway. Finished T2 at 84 LUMBER Classic later in year. Finished in the top
30 on the 2001 TOUR money list for the first time on the strength of a career-high eight top-
10s and a victory. Rounds of 69-65-66-68 produced one-stroke victory over J.J. Henry at
2001 Kemper Insurance Open. Nearly won early in the season until a triple bogey on third
extra hole lost Buick Invitational playoff to Phil Mickelson. Final-round 66 put him into extra
holes with Mickelson and Davis Love III. In 2000, held third-round led at Phoenix Open
before final-round 74 dropped him to T10. In 2000, recorded T3s at Michelob Championship
and Tampa Bay Classic. In 1999, finished solo second at AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-
Am, one stroke behind Payne Stewart. Breakthrough season in 1998 with five top-10s and
over $600,000 in earnings. Highlight of the season a T4 at the PGA Championship at
Sahalee CC near Seattle. Rookie on TOUR in 1996 after T20 at 1995 Qualifying Tournament.
Lone top-10 in his rookie season was a seventh at the 1996 BellSouth Classic. Returned to
Q-School after finishing 138th on 1996 money list and regained TOUR card with 36th-place
finish. Played the Nationwide Tour full-time in 1995 and was 15th on the money list, including
victory at Boise Open. Enjoyed a bear-hunting trip to Alaska with Fuzzy Zoeller in spring
2000, fall 2003 and spring 2006. Visited U.S. troops at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and Korea
and on a 2006 USO/Armed Forces Entertainment tour to the Persian Gulf with TOUR players
Corey Pavin, Donnie Hammond, Jerry Kelly and Howard Twitty at Thanksgiving 2006.
Has taken a lead in raising awareness and provide funding for the Wounded Warrior Project
(woundedwarriorproject.org). The WWP, based in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL, assists soldiers
who have been injured in Iraq. In December 2005 at TPC Sawgrass, set THE PLAYERS
Stadium Course record with a 62, including the first double eagle on the par-5 11th hole.
EXEMPT STATUS: 1st at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2): 2001 Kemper Insurance Open. 2003 Chrysler Classic of
Tucson.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1995 Boise Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1994 — 0 2000 — 889,153 — 53 2005 — 486,581 — 147
1996 — 138,847 — 138 2001 —1,941,911 — 19 2006 —1,655,678 — 44
1997 — 221,049 — 107 2002 — 740,460 — 93 2007 — 584,084 — 139
1998 — 600,847 — 45 2003 —1,340,436 — 49
1999 — 872,422 — 44 2004 —1,259,234 — 58
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T13—The Honda Classic, Wyndham Championship;
T18—Zurich Classic of New Orleans; T19—PODS Championship.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–3 times, most recent 2006 FUNAI Classic at the
WALT DISNEY WORLD Resort/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—30; in money—19; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—362; in money—230; Top-10 finishes—43
CAREER EARNINGS: $10,730,702
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Phoenix Open/46
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LUTTERUS, David
FULL NAME: David Peter Lutterus BIRTHDATE: April 25, 1985
BIRTHPLACE: Adelaide, Australia RESIDENCE: Adelaide,
Australia HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 220 FAMILY: Single SPECIAL
INTERESTS: National Basketball Association TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 2005 Q SCHOOL: 2007 OTHER INFORMATION: Earned
rookie PGA TOUR card with a T23 finish at 2007 Qualifying
Tournament. One of nine players to successfully negotiate all three
stages of PGA TOUR Qualifying School and one of eight players to
earn his card in his first trip to finals in 2007. Competed in nine events on the Nationwide
Tour in 2007 and finished second at the Jacob's Creek Open (at age 21) after holding the
18-hole lead as well as a share of the 54-hole lead. In 2006, split time between the
Australasian Tour and the Von Nida Tour in his native Australia. Also played in the United
States in 2006 on the Gateway Tour, where he finished runner-up in the Tour Championship
and third on the Desert Series money list. Won multiple amateur events in Australia and
finished T21 at the prestigious Australian Open in 2005 as an amateur. Got his start in golf
when his dad took him to the course at age 3. Lists Arnold Schwarzenegger, rapper Dr. Dre,
Tiger Woods and Greg Norman as his heroes. Attended the Australian Institute of Sport as
a youth.
EXEMPT STATUS: T23 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Masters Tournament/515
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LYE, Mark
FULL NAME: Mark Lye BIRTHDATE: November 13, 1952 BIRTH-
PLACE: Vallejo, CA RESIDENCE: Naples, FL HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 195 FAMILY: Wife, Lisa; Lucas (3/18/05), Eva (1/24/07)
EDUCATION: San Jose State University SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Guitar, fishing, boating TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1975 Q
SCHOOL: Fall 1976 OTHER INFORMATION: Has served as an
analyst for GOLF CHANNEL the last few years and last played in a
PGA TOUR event at the 1995 B.C. Open. Played in eight Champions
Tour events in 2007, with a best finish of T26 at the FedEx Kinko's Classic. Made 486 starts
on the PGA TOUR in a career that began in 1977. Made 332 cuts and earned $1,800,654 in
his three decades on the TOUR. Lone victory occurred when he came from eight strokes
down the final day with a closing-round 64 to earn a one-stroke win over John Mahaffey,
Jim Thorpe and Sammy Rachels at the 1983 Bank of Boston Classic. Finished with birdies
on three of the last four holes to claim the $63,000 first-place check, the largest of his
career. Finest season came in 1989, when he earned $242,884 and was 56th on the money
list. Closed that season with four straight top-10s. Built a three-stroke lead after 36 holes
at the 1984 Masters Tournament and trailed by only one after 54 holes before finishing T6.
Won the 1976 Australian Order of Merit. College star at San Jose State, where he earned
All-America honors in 1975. Diagnosed as a diabetic in high school. One of the few players
to use an elongated putter while playing on TOUR. Often traveled with his guitar on TOUR,
and at one point in his career teamed with Peter Jacobsen and the late Payne Stewart to
form "Jake Trout and The Flounders."
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1983 Bank of Boston Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1977 — 22,034 — 101 1984 — 152,356 — 43 1991 — 147,530 — 104
1978 — 13,648 — 126 1985 — 112,735 — 72 1992 — 9,921 — 243
1979 — 51,184 — 75 1986 — 78,960 — 111 1993 — 106,936 — 139
1980 — 109,454 — 39 1987 — 73,625 — 121 1994 — 63,394 — 178
1981 — 76,044 — 57 1988 — 106,972 — 108 1995 — 0
1982 — 67,460 — 62 1989 — 242,884 — 56
1983 — 164,506 — 28 1990 — 201,011 — 77
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 61–1984 Walt Disney World Golf Classic/3
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—486; in money—332; Top-10 finishes—41
CAREER EARNINGS: $1,800,654
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LYLE, Sandy
FULL NAME: Alexander Walter Barr Lyle BIRTHDATE: February 9,
1958 BIRTHPLACE: Shrewbury, England RESIDENCE:
Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland; Ponte Vedra Beach, FL HEIGHT: 6-
0 WEIGHT: 187 FAMILY: Wife, Jolande; Stuart (1983), James
(1986), Alexandra Lonneke (1993), Quintin (1995) SPECIAL INTER-
ESTS: Motorcycles, cars, airplanes TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
1977 JOINED TOUR: 1980 OTHER INFORMATION: At age 49,
made cuts in only two events entered in 2007 (43rd at the Masters
and T65 at the British Open). Finished T21 at the Irish Open on the European Tour. Winner
of 29 tournaments worldwide, including five on the PGA TOUR. Winner of 1985 British Open
and 1988 Masters. Finished seventh on 1988 TOUR money list after winning three times.
Won individual title at 1980 World Cup of Golf. Led European Tour Order of Merit three
times. Member of five consecutive European Ryder Cup teams (1979, '81, '83, '85, '87) and
the 1977 Great Britain/Ireland Walker Cup team. Awarded Member of British Empire. After
becoming first British winner of Masters, put haggis, a Scottish dish, on menu at Champions
Dinner the next year.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 3-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (6): 1985 British Open. 1986 Greater Greensboro Open. 1987
Tournament Players Championship. 1988 Phoenix Open, KMart Greater Greensboro Open,
Masters Tournament.
MONEY & POSITION:
1980 — 8,950 — 175 1990 — 51,280 — 175 2000 — 198,990 — 164
1981 — 2,350 — 225 1991 — 59,794 — 166 2001 — 11,551 — 238
1982 — 804 — 284 1992 — 73,459 — 154 2002 — 28,163 — 223
1983 — 0 1993 — 86,121 — 153 2003 — 0
1984 — 15,532 — 169 1994 — 47,538 — 191 2004 — 49,142 — 229
1985 — 40,452 — 132 1995 — 22,908 2005 — 46,433 — 229
1986 — 143,415 — 64 1996 — 94,490 — 168 2006 — 0
1987 — 286,176 — 34 1997 — 71,860 — 183 2007 — 47,494 — 229
1988 — 726,934 — 7 1998 — 176,354 — 146
1989 — 292,293 — 43 1999 — 113,004 — 190
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: 43—Masters Tournament.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–1988 KMart Greater Greensboro Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—2; in money—2; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—268; in money—140; Top-10 finishes—22
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,695,486
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic/55
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MAGEE, Andrew
FULL NAME: Andrew Donald Magee BIRTHDATE: May 22, 1962
BIRTHPLACE: Paris, France RESIDENCE: Paradise Valley, AZ
HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 180 FAMILY: Wife, three children EDUCA-
TION: University of Oklahoma (1984) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Travel,
swimming, fishing, whistling TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1984 Q
SCHOOL: 1984 OTHER INFORMATION: Competed in one tournament
in 2007, the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, and missed
the cut. Will play out of the Past Champion category for the 2008 season.
Spent much of 2007 as a co-host on GOLF CHANNEL's "The Approach," where he and
Alex Miceli would debate in a player versus the media forum. In 21st year on TOUR, limited
to 19 events in 2006 due to cancer surgery and subsequent recovery. Underwent successful
surgery to remove a cancerous tumor from his left kidney at the Cleveland (Ohio)
Clinic Feb. 18. Dr. Indebir Gill performed the operation and said that the tumor and 15 percent
of the kidney were removed “with excellent margins,” and that no radiation or
chemotherapy procedures would be needed. Returned to action at the Shell Houston Open
in late April. Received a Non-Exempt, Major Medical Extension for 2007. Finished 140th on
2005 money list playing on a Major Medical Extension after missing the entire 2004 season
due to Achilles tendon surgery on Oct. 24, 2003. Posted consecutive top-10s, his first since
1997, in the 2005 Sony Open in Hawaii (T7) and Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (T8). Used Top-
50 career money winners exemption for 2002. Actually 51st, but with the ranking of the late
Payne Stewart (No. 15), moved into top 50. Finished T3 at the 2002 AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am, his first top-10 on TOUR since the 2000 Tampa Bay Classic. Made history
in the first round of the 2001 Phoenix Open, recording an ace on the 333-yard, par-4 17th
hole. Magee's drive bounded onto the green at TPC Scottsdale, caromed off Tom Byrum's
putter and went into the hole for what was believed to be the first hole-in-one on a par 4
in TOUR history. "It looked like a hole-in-one and sounded like a hole-in-one. But I still wasn't
sure it was one," Magee said. Byrum was squatting down looking over a putt when the
ball deflected off his putter and rolled about 8 feet directly into the hole for a rare doubleeagle
ace. Earned $500,000 in the 1999 World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship, losing to Jeff Maggert in the final. Most recent victory came at 1994
Northern Telecom Open. In 1991, won twice, at the rain-shortened Nestle Invitational over
Tom Sieckmann and then beat D.A. Weibring on second playoff hole at Las Vegas
Invitational. First TOUR victory came at 1988 Pensacola Open, where he rallied from four
strokes back on final day. Three-time All-America at University of Oklahoma. Born in Paris,
where his father worked in the oil business. With Gary McCord, conducts Santa Claus Open,
annual charity pro-am at TPC Scottsdale. With Scott Verplank and Brian Watts, runs
ClubCorp Pro-Am in Dallas to benefit health clinic at his former junior high school. Won
1999 Southern Company Citizenship Award for work with charities.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (4): 1988 Pensacola Open. 1991 Nestle Invitational, Las Vegas
Invitational. 1994 Northern Telecom Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1984 — 1,701 — 238 1992 — 285,946 — 53 2000 — 867,372 — 55
1985 — 75,593 — 99 1993 — 269,986 — 62 2001 — 175,108 — 180
1986 — 69,478 — 120 1994 — 431,041 — 36 2002 — 543,035 — 122
1987 — 94,598 — 99 1995 — 256,918 2003 — 578,558 — 116
1988 — 261,954 — 43 1996 — 332,504 — 60 2005 — 488,779 — 145
1989 — 126,770 — 109 1997 — 752,007 — 30 2006 — 52,711 — 232
1990 — 210,507 — 71 1998 — 964,302 — 30 2007 — 0
1991 — 750,082 — 5 1999 — 911,565 — 42
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2 times, most recent 1996 Quad City Classic/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—598; in money—360; Top-10 finishes—64
CAREER EARNINGS: $8,500,515
Career High Official World Rank: After 1999 BellSouth Classic/35
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MALTBIE, Roger
BIRTHDATE: June 30, 1951 BIRTHPLACE: Modesto, CA RESI-
DENCE: Los Gatos, CA HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 200 FAMILY:
Wife, Donna; Spencer Davis (3/3/87), Parker Travis (3/12/90) EDU-
CATION: San Jose State University SPECIAL INTERESTS: Music,
49ers football TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1973 Q SCHOOL: 1974
OTHER INFORMATION: Continued work as a golf commentator for
NBC golf telecasts. T2 at Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf, teaming
with NBC broadcaster Gary Koch to finish one behind Tom Watson-
Andy North. Missed the cut in last PGA TOUR appearance (2006 AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am). Teamed with Gary Koch to win the Raphael Division at 2003 Liberty
Mutual Legends of Golf on the Champions Tour. During rookie year on TOUR in 1975, won
back-to-back titles at Quad Cities Open and Pleasant Valley Classic. Two biggest career
wins came in Ohio, the inaugural Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village in Dublin in
1976 and the 1985 World Series of Golf at Firestone CC in Akron. Finished a career-best
eighth on money list in 1985. Tied for 54-hole lead at the 1987 Masters, eventually finishing
T4. Big San Francisco 49ers fan and possessor of Super Bowl rings given to him by former
49ers' owner Edward DeBartolo, Jr. Underwent two shoulder surgeries during playing
career. Winner of 1972 and 1973 Northern California Amateur and 1974 California State
Open.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (5): 1975 Ed McMahon-Jaycees Quad Cities Open, Pleasant
Valley Classic. 1976 Memorial Tournament. 1985 Manufacturers Hanover Westchester
Classic, NEC World Series of Golf.
MONEY & POSITION:
1975 — 81,035 — 23 1986 — 213,206 — 40 1997 — 0
1976 — 117,737 — 18 1987 — 157,023 — 65 1998 — 0
1977 — 51,727 — 59 1988 — 150,602 — 77 1999 — 0
1978 — 12,440 — 130 1989 — 134,333 — 105 2000 — 0
1979 — 9,796 — 156 1990 — 58,536 — 169 2001 — 0
1980 — 38,626 — 86 1991 — 37,962 — 188 2002 — 0
1981 — 75,009 — 59 1992 — 109,742 — 125 2003 — 0
1982 — 77,067 — 56 1993 — 155,454 — 103 2004 — 0
1983 — 75,751 — 70 1994 — 67,686 — 174 2005 — 0
1984 — 118,128 — 56 1995 — 61,664 2006 — 0
1985 — 360,554 — 8 1996 — 48,800 — 199
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–4 times, most recent 1989 Walt Disney
World/Oldsmobile Classic/2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—493; in money—327; Top-10 finishes—55
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,212,879
MARUYAMA, Daisuke (die-SUE-kay)
FULL NAME: Daisuke Maruyama BIRTHDATE: March 16, 1971
BIRTHPLACE: Aichi, Japan RESIDENCE: Urayasu, Chiba, Japan
HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 180 FAMILY: Wife, Maya SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Movies TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1994 Q
SCHOOL: 2005 OTHER INFORMATION: Played in 28 events in
2007 and posted four top-25 finishes including one top-10 to finish
149th on the money list. Recorded the fourth top-10 of his TOUR
career with a T6 at the inaugural Fry's Electronics Open. Secondround
65 tied his career low 18-hole score on TOUR. Rookie season on the PGA TOUR in
2006 included four top-10s and a 95th-place finish on the money list with just under $1 million
in earnings. 35-year-old rookie earned first career top-10 with T5 at the 2006 FedEx St.
Jude Classic, aided by rounds of 69-67 on the weekend. Fired rounds of 66-69 over final
two days to finish T10 at the 2006 John Deere Classic. The next week, finished T6 at the
2006 B.C. Open for his third top-10 of the season and second consecutive. Recorded his
career-best finish with a T3 at 2006 The INTERNATIONAL thanks to 13 points in final round.
Recorded TOUR career-low 65 during second round of 2006 Frys.com Open in Las Vegas.
Finished T7 at the 2005 Qualifying Tournament in his first trip to Q-School to qualify for the
TOUR in 2006. Exempt into final stage that year thanks to his finish on the 2005 Japan Golf
Tour money list. Member of the Japan Golf Tour from 2001-05. Earned his first win on the
2005 Japan Golf Tour, where he was a member since 2001, in September at the 2005
Fujisankei Classic, finishing three strokes ahead of Shingo Katayama. Also has three runner-up
and four third-place finishes on that tour. Missed cut in only TOUR appearance prior
to his rookie season at the 2004 Nissan Open. No relation to Shigeki Maruyama.
EXEMPT STATUS: 149th on 2007 money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T3—2006 The INTERNATIONAL.
MONEY & POSITION:
2004 — 0 2006 — 956,874 — 95 2007 — 499,206 — 149
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T6—Fry's Electronics Open.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 65–3 times, most recent 2007 Fry's Electronics
Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—28; in money—15; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—54; in money—31; Top-10 finishes—5
CAREER EARNINGS: $1,456,080
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 Through Week Ending: 01/05/2004/143
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MATTIACE, Len (muh-TEECE)
FULL NAME: Leonard Earl Mattiace BIRTHDATE: October 15,
1967 BIRTHPLACE: Mineola, NY RESIDENCE: Jacksonville, FL
HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 185 FAMILY: Wife, Kristen; Gracee Lauren,
Noelle Anna EDUCATION: Wake Forest University (1990, Sociology)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: All sports TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
1990 Q SCHOOL: 1992, 1995 OTHER INFORMATION: Competed
in 10 events on the PGA TOUR in 2007, missing the cut in all 10. Made
two out of 16 cuts on the Nationwide Tour in 2007. Played in 22
events in 2006 and made six cuts. Played out of the Past Champions category in 2007 and
2008 after being fully exempt in 1993 and 1996-2004. Struggled in 2005 with only nine
made cuts in 34 starts. Best finish was T12 at the 2005 Barclays Classic. Injured both knees
in December 2003 while skiing in Vail. Following surgery, made his comeback in March
2004 at The Honda Classic, where he missed the cut. Did not post a top-10 for the first time
in his 10-year PGA TOUR career. Playing in his first Masters in 2003 as a professional and
first in 15 years (1988 as an amateur), fired the best round of the tournament, a 7-under 65,
in the final round to tie Mike Weir and force the first Masters playoff since 1990. Began the
day five strokes back of third-round leader Jeff Maggert. Held a two-stroke lead over Weir
during the back nine before he bogeyed the 18th hole and Weir birdied No. 15 and made a
6-footer for par on the 18th to force the playoff. Weir won the playoff with bogey on the
first extra hole. Career year in 2002 on the strength of two victories. Made 25 cuts in 28
starts and collected more than $2 million in a single season for the first time. Captured first
career TOUR victory at the Nissan Open in 220th start. Tied for the lead on the tournament's
72nd hole, he two-putted from 30 feet while co-leader Scott McCarron was unable to get
up-and-down for par. Rounds of 69-65-67-68--269 was one better than McCarron, Brad
Faxon and Rory Sabbatini. Won the Fed Ex St. Jude Classic by one stroke over Tim Petrovic.
Seven strokes off the pace after 54 holes and closed with a 64. Paycheck of $684,000 was
largest of career. Career-best five top-10s in 2000, including a T9 at THE PLAYERS
Championship. Best effort of the season came at Tampa Bay Classic, a T3. In hometown of
Ponte Vedra Beach, finished T5 at THE PLAYERS Championship in 1998. Won first Compaq
World Putting Championship in 1996. Earned TOUR membership for 1996 via Qualifying
School after finishing 69th on Nationwide Tour money list. Rookie on TOUR in 1993 after
earning initial TOUR card through Qualifying School. Captured 1984 Florida High School
Championship. Member of Wake Forest's 1986 NCAA Championship team, along with current
PGA TOUR player Billy Andrade. Was first encouraged to play golf by his father Louis
at age 6. Is left-handed but plays golf right-handed. Has his own charitable organization,
"Len's Friends" foundation, that aids Jacksonville, FL, charities with a series of golf events.
Web site for event is lensfriends.org.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2): 2002 Nissan Open, FedEx St. Jude Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1988 — 0 1998 — 418,416 — 68 2003 —1,221,476 — 56
1991 — 0 1999 — 403,115 — 100 2004 — 213,707 — 188
1993 — 74,521 — 160 2000 — 762,979 — 61 2005 — 209,638 — 191
1996 — 238,977 — 92 2001 — 592,781 — 84 2006 — 66,540 — 226
1997 — 315,656 — 77 2002 —2,194,064 — 18 2007 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–7 times, most recent 2002 FedEx St. Jude
Classic/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—10; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—362; in money—200; Top-10 finishes—23
CAREER EARNINGS: $6,711,869
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 Wachovia Championship/24
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MAY, Bob
FULL NAME: Robert Anthony May BIRTHDATE: October 6, 1968
BIRTHPLACE: Lynwood, CA RESIDENCE: Las Vegas, NV HEIGHT:
5-7 WEIGHT: 155 FAMILY: Wife, Brenda; Trenton (9/14/97),
Madelyn (9/25/00) EDUCATION: Oklahoma State University SPE-
CIAL INTERESTS: Motorcycles, boats, hunting TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 1991 JOINED TOUR: 1994 Q SCHOOL: 1994, 1999,
2006 OTHER INFORMATION: Finished 189th on the TOUR money
list in 16 starts and then T27 at the Qualifying Tournament to just miss
fully exempt status for 2008. Best finish was a T5 at the Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners
Hospitals for Children. Held a share of the first-round lead after posting a 9-under-par 63 at
TPC Summerlin. Will play in 2008 on a Minor Medical Extension from lingering back injury.
Entered the 2006 season not having played on TOUR since the 2003 EDS Byron Nelson
Championship due to a back injury. Played in 21 events in 2006 on a Major Medical
Extension. Finished 141st on the money list but improved status for 2007 with a T29 finish
at Qualifying Tournament. Best finish in 2006 was runner-up at the B.C. Open presented by
Turning Stone Resort, his highest finish on TOUR since a loss to Tiger Woods in a playoff at
the 2000 PGA Championship. Did not play in 2004 and 2005 due to rehabilitation from back
injury. In 2003, made six cuts in seven starts before injuring back on tee shot of 72nd hole
of the EDS Byron Nelson Championship. Did not play the rest of the season. In 2002, fell out
of the top 125 for the first time since 1999. Lost a playoff to Tiger Woods in the 2000 PGA
Championship at Valhalla GC. After opening with a 72, came back with 66-66-66. Paired
with Woods in the final round, both players birdied 18. May drained a 15-footer to match
Woods with a 31 on the back nine. In the three-hole playoff, May recorded three pars (4-4-
5) while Woods birdied the first extra hole. In final three rounds, May produced 20 birdies
and only two bogeys and shares the PGA Championship scoring record with Woods at 18under-par
270. Won the 1999 Victor Chandler British Masters on the European Tour. Gained
exempt status on TOUR in 1993 by virtue of his fourth-place finish on the Nationwide Tour
money list, where he had 11 top-10s, including two seconds. Three-time All-America at
Oklahoma State and played on the 1991 NCAA championship team. Introduced to golf by
aunt and uncle, then spent time at Big Tee Golf Center in Buena Park, CA, where he picked
up range balls and in return was allowed to hit them back out. At age 11 began taking lessons
from legend Eddie Merrins, the long time head pro at Bel Air Country Club in Los
Angeles. May's father, Jerry, who owned a gas station, would drive Bob every Sunday for 7
a.m. lesson with Merrins, an hour from the Mays' home in La Habra. At age 16, qualified to
play in 1985 Los Angeles Open.
EXEMPT STATUS: Minor Medical Extension
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 2—2000 PGA Championship, 2006 B.C. Open presented
by Turning Stone Resort, T2—2000 FedEx St. Jude Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1993 — 0 2000 —1,557,720 — 29 2006 — 548,712 — 141
1994 — 31,079 — 209 2001 — 534,936 — 94 2007 — 244,970 — 189
1998 — 40,130 — 214 2002 — 407,778 — 138
1999 — 50,000 — 225 2003 — 134,308 — 193
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T5—Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for
Children.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–3 times, most recent 2007 Frys.com Open benefiting
Shriners Hospitals for Children/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—16; in money—9; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—164; in money—93; Top-10 finishes—5
CAREER EARNINGS: $3,549,633
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 Bell Canadian Open/24
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1993)
MCCALLISTER, Blaine
FULL NAME: Blaine McCallister BIRTHDATE: October 17, 1958
BIRTHPLACE: Fort Stockton, TX RESIDENCE: Jacksonville, FL
HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 190 FAMILY: Wife, Claudia; Kelly, Paul; 3
grandchildren EDUCATION: University of Houston SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Hunting, fishing, tennis, baseball TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 1981 Q SCHOOL: Fall 1981, 1982, 1985, 1997, 1999, 2001
OTHER INFORMATION: Competed in 13 events between the PGA
TOUR and the Nationwide Tour in 2007, with one made cut at the
Shell Houston Open. Played a combined 18 events in 2006 on the PGA TOUR and the
Nationwide Tour with best finish a T13 at the Nationwide Tour's Livermore Valley Wine
Country Championship. Split 2005 season between Nationwide Tour (10 events) and PGA
TOUR (9) with three top-25s on the Nationwide Tour. Posted three top-25s in 2004, while
making just six cuts in 27 events on TOUR. Spent a season on the Nationwide Tour in 2003
for the first time in his career. Finished 12th on the money list after posting seven top-10s
in 18 starts, including his first victory on that Tour at the 2003 Northeast Pennsylvania
Classic. The victory was his first on any Tour since winning the 1993 B.C. Open. Kept TOUR
card for 2002 with T32 finish at 2001 Qualifying Tournament. In 1999, finished 134th on
TOUR money list, leaving him non-exempt for the 2000 season. Went to 1999 Qualifying
Tournament and finished first, securing full privileges for 2000. In 2000, he earned a careerhigh
$963,974, his most lucrative year in golf thanks to three top-10s, including a runner-up
and third-place finish. Lost playoff to Carlos Franco at 2000 Compaq Classic of New Orleans.
Owns five victories on TOUR, including the 1988 Hardee's Golf Classic, 1989 Honda Classic
and Bank of Boston Classic, 1991 H.E.B. Texas Open and 1993 B.C. Open. In first TOUR vic-
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tory at Hardee's Golf Classic, middle rounds of 62-63 tied then-TOUR record for lowest consecutive
rounds in TOUR history. First qualified to play on the TOUR in 1982. Natural lefthander
who plays the game right-handed but putts southpaw. Is involved with eyesight
organizations as a result of his wife, Claudia, suffering from pseudoxanthoma elasticum
(PXE), a rare eye disease. Roomed with Fred Couples for one year and with CBS Sports golf
host Jim Nantz for three while attending the University of Houston. Joined Couples and
Nantz in Three Amigos Celebrity Tournament, first held in October 1994. One of the beneficiaries
of the event was PXE research.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (5): 1988 Hardee's Golf Classic. 1989 Honda Classic, Bank of
Boston Classic. 1991 H.E.B. Texas Open. 1993 B.C. Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2003 Northeast Pennsylvania Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1982 — 7,894 — 186 1992 — 261,187 — 59 2001 — 280,589 — 149
1983 — 5,218 — 201 1993 — 290,434 — 61 2002 — 123,349 — 194
1984 — 0 1994 — 351,554 — 47 2003 — 65,820 — 223
1986 — 88,732 — 94 1995 — 238,847 2004 — 162,700 — 198
1987 — 120,005 — 87 1996 — 179,427 — 117 2005 — 64,253 — 222
1988 — 225,660 — 49 1997 — 140,966 — 143 2006 — 32,190 — 239
1989 — 523,891 — 15 1998 — 228,304 — 125 2007 — 11,330 — 250
1990 — 152,048 — 103 1999 — 295,932 — 134
1991 — 412,974 — 36 2000 — 963,974 — 49
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T66—Shell Houston Open.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–1988 Hardee's Golf Classic/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—8; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—612; in money—335; Top-10 finishes—40
CAREER EARNINGS: $5,227,278
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994 PGA Championship/89
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2003)
MCCORD, Gary
FULL NAME: Gary Dennis McCord BIRTHDATE: May 23, 1948
BIRTHPLACE: San Gabriel, CA RESIDENCE: Paradise Valley, AZ
HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 190 FAMILY: Wife, Diane, Krista (5/14/68),
four grandchildren EDUCATION: University of California-Riverside
(1971, Economics) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Acceleration, giving a
name to each age spot on my body TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1971
JOINED TOUR: 1974 Q SCHOOL: 1982 OTHER INFORMATION:
Continued to split time between playing the Champions Tour and as
an analyst for CBS golf telecasts. Made four starts on the Champions Tour, with a best finish
of T35 at the Ginn Championship. Has won twice on the Champions Tour, both in 1999.
Writes for Golf Digest and has published three books: "Golf for Dummies," "Golf For
Dummies II" and "Just a Range Ball in a Box of Titleists." Also hosted "Golf for Dummies"
instructional DVD. Led U.S. Team as captain to victory in 2004 Tommy Bahama Challenge.
Operates the Kostis-McCord Learning Center in Scottsdale, AZ, with Peter Kostis. Served as
technical consultant for and appeared in the Kevin Costner movie "Tin Cup." Ran charity proam
with Andrew Magee, the Santa Claus Classic, in Scottsdale for 10 years. Was backed
by the late Lawrence Welk early in his pro career and once appeared on the musical conductor's
variety show. Played the PGA TOUR from 1974-98 with more than $600,000 in earnings
in 376 tournaments. Top performances in his TOUR career were a solo second at the
1975 Greater Milwaukee Open and a T2 at the 1977 Greater Milwaukee Open. Was a fivestroke
victor at the 1991 Gateway Open. Two-time All-America selection at Cal-Riverside
and the winner of the 1970 NCAA Division II Championship. Got started in golf when he
used to go with his mother to her golf class in Garden Grove, CA, when he was 12. Attended
the same high school (Garden Grove HS) as comedian Steve Martin. Lists the smell of free
range balls in the morning as his biggest thrill in golf. Favorite athlete is Seabiscuit.
EXEMPT STATUS: Veteran Member
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 2—1975 Greater Milwaukee Open, T2—1977
Greater Milwaukee Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1991 Gateway Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1973 — 499 — 265 1982 — 27,380 — 131 1991 — 7,365 — 241
1974 — 32,140 — 76 1983 — 55,756 — 94 1992 — 64,503 — 160
1975 — 43,028 — 59 1984 — 68,213 — 86 1993 — 16,456 — 225
1976 — 26,480 — 84 1985 — 32,198 — 140 1994 — 25,602 — 216
1977 — 46,318 — 65 1986 — 27,747 — 160 1995 — 15,813
1978 — 15,280 — 118 1987 — 3,689 — 240 1996 — 2,548 — 357
1979 — 36,843 — 105 1988 — 15,502 — 204 1997 — 2,880 — 332
1980 — 13,521 — 151 1989 — 29,629 — 181 1998 — 0
1981 — 20,722 — 131 1990 — 32,249 — 191 1999 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–1986 Provident Classic/3
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—378; in money—242; Top-10 finishes—24
CAREER EARNINGS: $662,359
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MCGOVERN, Jim
FULL NAME: James David McGovern BIRTHDATE: February 5,
1965 BIRTHPLACE: Teaneck, NJ RESIDENCE: Oradell, NJ; plays
out of Hackensack GC HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 200 FAMILY: Wife,
Lauren; Melanie (2/5/95), Emily (4/6/96), Elizabeth Ann (2/24/99),
Sean Harold (7/16/01) EDUCATION: Old Dominion University SPE-
CIAL INTERESTS: Family, all sports TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
1988 Q SCHOOL: 1991, 1996, 1997, 2007 OTHER INFORMATION:
Competed in five events on the PGA TOUR in 2007, making the cut in
three and recording a season-best T49 finish at the Viking Classic. Finished 45th on the
Nationwide Tour money list with four top-10s, including a T2 at the season-opening
Movistar Panama Championship. Finished T19 at the 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying
Tournament and will play in 2008 with full exempt status. PGA TOUR member from 1991-
99, playing an average of 32 tournaments a year from 1991 to 1998. Split time on the
Nationwide Tour and the PGA TOUR since 2000. Made two cuts in eight TOUR starts in
2006. Entered 22 events (13 cuts made) on the Nationwide Tour with his best finish a T4 at
the Livermore Valley Wine Country Championship. Recorded a T2 on the Nationwide Tour
in the season-opening 2005 BellSouth Panama Championship. Posted one top 25 in 2004,
a T20 at the John Deere Classic. Ended the 2003 season with T13 at the Southern Farm
Bureau Classic, best finish since T7 at the 2001 Michelob Championship. Winner of 1994
Diners Club Matches with Jeff Maggert. Enjoyed his best season on TOUR in 1993 when
he captured his lone victory, defeating John Huston with birdie on second playoff hole to
win the rain-shortened 1993 Shell Houston Open. Had two other top-10s that year and finished
27th on the money list. Won 1990 Lake City, Texarkana and 1990 New Haven Opens
en route to second-place finish on the 1990 Nationwide Tour money list. Winner of the 1988
Metropolitan Open and 1987 Metropolitan Amateur. 1987 Virginia State Intercollegiate
champion. First exposed to the game when parents bought house adjacent to Hackensack
(NJ) GC. Brother Rob played linebacker in the NFL. Jim and his family were honored with
the Metropolitan Golf Writers Family of the Year Award for 1996.
EXEMPT STATUS: T19 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1993 Shell Houston Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3): 1990 Lake City Classic, New Haven Open,
Texarkana Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1989 — 0 1996 — 116,727 — 154 2002 — 86,862 — 203
1991 — 88,869 — 141 1997 — 140,756 — 144 2003 — 115,148 — 202
1992 — 169,888 — 92 1998 — 106,726 — 180 2004 — 72,377 — 223
1993 — 587,495 — 27 1999 — 7,940 — 301 2005 — 7,932 — 259
1994 — 227,764 — 79 2000 — 266,647 — 143 2006 — 26,070 — 243
1995 — 402,587 2001 — 271,494 — 153 2007 — 27,333 — 240
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T49—Viking Classic.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–1992 Federal Express St. Jude Classic/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—5; in money—3; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—353; in money—187; Top-10 finishes—14
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,722,615
Career High Official World Rank: After 1996 Freeport-McDermott Classic/98
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1990)
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MCLACHLIN, Parker (muh-GLOCK-lun)
FULL NAME: Parker Nickolas McLachlin BIRTHDATE: May 10,
1979 BIRTHPLACE: Honolulu, HI RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ;
plays out of Waikoloa (HI) Beach Resort HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 165
FAMILY: Wife, Kristy EDUCATION: UCLA (2002, Sociology) SPE-
CIAL INTERESTS: Body surfing, ping pong, movies TURNED PRO-
FESSIONAL: 2003 Q SCHOOL: 2006, 2007 OTHER INFORMA-
TION: Earned PGA TOUR card via the 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying
Tournament for the second consecutive season. Finished T11 at Q-
School in 2007, one year after placing T16. In 2007, finished 137th on the PGA TOUR money
list with six top-25s and one top-10, a T5 at the Turning Stone Resort Championship. In only
2007 Nationwide Tour start, led the National Mining Association Pete Dye Classic by seven
strokes entering the final round, but shot a final-round 77 to finish T4. Made the cut in 16
of 28 starts during his rookie season on the 2006 Nationwide Tour, with five top-10s.
Finished the season 29th on the money list, with $176,881. Finished T59 at the TOUR's Sony
Open in Hawaii in 2006 after gaining a spot in the field on a Sponsor Exemption. Champions
Tour player Scott Simpson caddied for him that week. T2 at the 2006 season-opening
Movistar Panama Championship, his third career start on the Nationwide Tour. T38 at the
2006 TOUR's AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am two weeks later. Did not finish in the top
10 on the Nationwide Tour again in 2006 until notching back-to-back finishes at the LaSalle
Bank Open (T6) and the Knoxville Open (T2). Missed cuts in first two TOUR starts, at the
2000 Sony Open in Hawaii and the 2004 U.S. Open. Has posted victories on the Hooters
Tour, Tight Lies Tour, Gateway Tour and Spanos Tour. Winner of the 1996 Junior America's
Cup in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Was the 1996 Hawaii High School Athletic
Association individual champion. Cites playing in the 2004 U.S. Open as his biggest thrill in
golf. Earned all-state honors in high school volleyball. Brother Spencer, who stands 6-7, is
a freshman at Stanford on a volleyball scholarship. Lists Michael Jordan and Andre Agassi
as his athletic heroes. His dad played basketball and volleyball for Stanford, while his mom
was captain of the 1976 U.S. Olympic volleyball team and served as an alternate in 1968.
Web site is parkermclachlin.com. Non-golf related jobs held include high school volleyball
referee. In 2007, wrote a weekly column for the Honolulu Advertiser called "Postcards from
Parker."
EXEMPT STATUS: T11 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T5—2007 Turning Stone Resort Championship.
MONEY & POSITION:
2004 — 0 2006 — 34,674 2007 — 627,582 — 137
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T5—Turning Stone Resort Championship.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 65–3 times, most recent 2007 Turning Stone Resort
Championship/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—28; in money—13; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—32; in money—15; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER EARNINGS: $662,256
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 AT&T Classic/277
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
MCROY, Spike
FULL NAME: Robert Lynn McRoy, Jr. BIRTHDATE: May 20, 1968
BIRTHPLACE: Huntsville, AL RESIDENCE: Huntsville, AL; plays
out of Valley Hill CC HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 155 FAMILY: Wife,
Rica; Rily Alexander (2/27/99), Parker Kumar (4/17/01), Meera Sophia
(9/3/2002) EDUCATION: University of Alabama (1991, Corporate
Finance) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Guitar, fishing, stock market, Bible
study TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1991 Q SCHOOL: 1996, 1997
OTHER INFORMATION: Played in 18 tournaments combined
between the PGA TOUR (six starts) and the Nationwide Tour (12 starts) and made the cut
in two events on each Tour in 2007. Has split time between the two Tours the last three
years. Best finish on the PGA TOUR in that time was a T9 at the 2005 Reno-Tahoe Open and
best on the Nationwide Tour was a T2 at the 2005 Mark Christopher Charity Classic.
Finished 159th on 2004 TOUR money list. Had 35 starts in 2003, tied for most on TOUR with
Pat Bates, Esteban Toledo and Neal Lancaster. Finished a career-best 110th on 2002 TOUR
money list with $616,814 after entering season with partial TOUR status. Earned first
career TOUR title in 115th career start at the 2002 B.C. Open, one of a record 18 first-time
winners. Rolled in a 31-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole to finish a 7-under-par 65. The 19under
269 total topped Fred Funk by a stroke. After a two-year hiatus from the TOUR,
earned $401,654 to finish 127th on the 2001 money list, with a T3 at the Kemper Insurance
Open. The 2000 Nationwide Tour Player of the Year after winning the season-ending
Nationwide Tour Championship at Highland Oaks GC in home state of Alabama. Earned
$99,000 for second win of the season, pushing his season total to a then-Tour-record
$300,638. First Nationwide Tour victory came at the 2000 Dakota Dunes Open. In 1999, split
time between Nationwide Tour and TOUR with 11 events on both Tours. In 1998, posted
only one top-10, T6 at 1998 Buick Invitational, in 32 TOUR starts. Finished 190th on 1997
TOUR money list in 27 events with one top-25. Runner-up to Rafael Alarcon at the 1997
Compaq World Putting Championship. Finished T5 at Qualifying Tournament in fall of 1997
to regain TOUR card for the 1998 season. Winner of 1992 Alabama Open and two Hooters
Tour events that year. Winner of the 1990 Cajun Classic. Earned his nickname from a great
uncle who was a fan of the Detroit Tigers and star player Ty Cobb. Cobb was known for his
aggressive baserunning, with spikes up going into bases. The great uncle sent Spike a
miniature Tigers uniform when he was born. Wife obtained Doctorate in Optometry from
Southern College of Optometry in Memphis in 1996.
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EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2002 B.C. Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2): 2000 Dakota Dunes Open, TOUR Championship.
MONEY & POSITION:
1991 — 0 2001 — 401,654 — 127 2005 — 173,919 — 205
1997 — 66,274 — 190 2002 — 616,814 — 110 2006 — 18,225 — 247
1998 — 179,770 — 145 2003 — 480,773 — 129 2007 — 18,280 — 243
1999 — 49,701 — 226 2004 — 374,187 — 159
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T67—Wyndham Championship.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2001 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—6; in money—2; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—222; in money—83; Top-10 finishes—8
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,379,596
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 British Open/200
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2000)
MERRICK, John
FULL NAME: John Sampson Merrick BIRTHDATE: March 20, 1982
BIRTHPLACE: Long Beach, CA RESIDENCE: Long Beach, CA; plays
out of Virginia CC HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 170 FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: UCLA (2004, Sociology) SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Movies, watching sports, Los Angeles Lakers TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 2004 Q SCHOOL: 2006 OTHER INFORMATION:
Finished 137th on the 2007 money list, but improved his position on
TOUR with his T23 finish at PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament. First
career top-10 was a T5 at the 2007 Turning Stone Resort Championship. Rookie on the PGA
TOUR in 2007 after finishing 21st on the 2006 Nationwide Tour money list. Improved Priority
Ranking status for rookie campaign on TOUR with T4 finish at PGA TOUR Qualifying
Tournament, becoming first player from the Nationwide Tour to improve status through Q-
School. One previous PGA TOUR start entering the 2007 season, a missed cut in the 2005
U.S. Open. First full season on Nationwide Tour in 2006 included four top-10s and his first
career Nationwide Tour victory. Fired rounds of 71-69-69-68 to finish tied with Gavin Coles
at 11-under 277 at the Peek'n Peak Classic. Parred third extra hole to win for the first time.
Made six cuts in a combined 10 starts during the 2004-05 Nationwide Tour seasons. Only
top-25 was a T12 at the 2004 Envirocare Utah Classic in his first career start on the
Nationwide Tour. Has also played on the Spanos Tour. Earned All-Pac-10 honors after capturing
medalist honors at the 2003 Pac-10 Championship. Won 2001 Southern California
Golf Association Amateur at age 19, the youngest person since Tiger Woods in 1994 to capture
the nation's second-oldest, continuously contested amateur championship. Lists his
parents as his heroes. Got his start in golf from friends and his dad.
EXEMPT STATUS: T23 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T4—2007 Reno-Tahoe Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2006 Peek'n Peak Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
2005 — 0 2007 — 649,438 — 135
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T4—Reno-Tahoe Open.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–2 times, most recent 2007 Crowne Plaza
Invitational at Colonial/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—29; in money—16; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—30; in money—16; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER EARNINGS: $649,438
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 EDS Byron Nelson Championship/257
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2006)
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MILLER, Johnny
FULL NAME: John Laurence Miller BIRTHDATE: April 29, 1947
BIRTHPLACE: San Francisco, CA RESIDENCE: Salt Lake City, UT
HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 205 FAMILY: Wife, Linda; John S. (6/2/70),
Kelly (12/26/72), Casi (7/30/74), Scott (5/12/76), Andy (2/3/78), Todd
(1/2/80); 16 grandchildren EDUCATION: Brigham Young University
(1969, Physical Education) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, ranching,
church activities, course architecture, golf club design TURNED PRO-
FESSIONAL: 1969 Q SCHOOL: Spring 1969 OTHER INFORMA-
TION: Played last PGA TOUR event at the 1997 AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am. Participates in several unofficial events each year.
Has teamed with sons in the Father-Son Challenge through 2006. Has
played just two official events in his Champions Tour career since
turning 50 in 1997. Works primarily as the lead analyst for NBC golf
telecasts. Son Andy was a member of the PGA TOUR in 2003, earning
his card through the Qualifying Tournament. Andy qualified for the 2002 U.S. Open at
Bethpage Black, and fired a hole-in-one on third hole in final round of NBC telecast, finishing
T62. Played the TOUR full time from 1969-1994 and won 24 official titles. Victory at 1994
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am made him the most recent grandfather to win a TOUR
event (first since Art Wall, Jr., at 1975 Greater Milwaukee Open). Biggest victory came
when he won the 1973 U.S. Open at Oakmont, shooting 63 in the final round, the lowest
score by a winner at that prestigious event. Was the TOUR's leading money winner and
Player of the Year in 1974 when he won eight times, the only player other than Jack
Nicklaus or Tom Watson to win money title between 1971 and 1980. Member of 1975 and
1981 U.S. Ryder Cup teams, where he compiled a 2-2-2 record in the biennial matches.
Winner 1964 U.S. Junior Amateur. Elected to World Golf Hall of Fame in 1996. His family
was the recipient of 1997 Jack Nicklaus Golf Family of the Year Award, presented by the
National Golf Foundation. Is the co-founder of the Utah Junior Golf Association and is still
its honorary chairman.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-5
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (25): 1971 Southern Open Invitational. 1972 Sea Pines Heritage
Classic. 1973 U.S. Open. 1974 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Phoenix Open, Dean Martin
Tucson Open, Sea Pines Heritage Classic, Tournament of Champions, Westchester Classic,
World Open Golf Championship, Kaiser International Open Invitational. 1975 Phoenix Open,
Dean Martin Tucson Open, Bob Hope Desert Classic, Kaiser International Open Invitational.
1976 NBC Tucson Open, Bob Hope Desert Classic, British Open. 1980 Jackie Gleason-
Inverrary Classic. 1981 Joe Garagiola-Tucson Open, Glen Campbell-Los Angeles Open. 1982
Wickes-Andy Williams San Diego Open. 1983 Honda Inverrary Classic. 1987 AT&T Pebble
Beach National Pro-Am. 1994 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
MONEY & POSITION:
1969 — 8,203 — 125 1979 — 49,266 — 79 1989 — 66,174 — 150
1970 — 49,270 — 37 1980 — 127,117 — 30 1990 — 8,900 — 235
1971 — 80,459 — 18 1981 — 193,167 — 12 1991 — 2,864 — 269
1972 — 95,350 — 18 1982 — 169,065 — 20 1992 — 4,312 — 269
1973 — 124,766 — 9 1983 — 230,186 — 14 1993 — 0
1974 — 346,302 — 1 1984 — 139,422 — 47 1994 — 225,000 — 81
1975 — 226,119 — 2 1985 — 126,616 — 64 1995 — 0
1976 — 135,888 — 14 1986 — 71,444 — 118 1997 — 0
1977 — 61,025 — 48 1987 — 139,398 — 78
1978 — 17,440 — 112 1988 — 31,989 — 169
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 61–3 times, most recent 1975 Dean Martin Tucson
Open/4
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—385; in money—332; Top-10 finishes—
105
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,747,484
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994 Franklin Funds Shark Shootout/177
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MILLS, Jon
FULL NAME: Jonathan David Mills BIRTHDATE: March 6, 1978
BIRTHPLACE: Oshawa, Ontario, Canada RESIDENCE: Indiana, PA;
plays out of Indiana CC HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 183 FAMILY:
Wife, Megan EDUCATION: Kent State University (2001, Recreation
Management) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Basketball, hockey, fishing,
Xbox TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2002 JOINED TOUR: 2006
OTHER INFORMATION: Returns to the PGA TOUR after a successful
2007 season on the Nationwide Tour. Made the cut in 22 of 27
starts on the Nationwide Tour in 2007, with 16 top-25 finishes. Finished the season No. 4
on the money list, with $366,244. Made 13 cuts in his last 14 starts, with 10 top-20s. Was
a collective 127-under par during the 14-tournament stretch, which included a win at the
Albertsons Boise Open. Shot a tournament-record 21-under 263 thanks to an eagle-parbirdie
finish, which produced a three-stroke win over D.A. Points. The first-place check of
$121,500 moved him from No. 24 to No. 5 on the money list, locking up his PGA TOUR card
for the 2008 season. Was named the Nationwide Tour's September Player of the Month.
Also added a T2 at the Miccosukee Championship, T5 at the WNB Golf Classic and T9 at
the Mark Christopher Charity Classic. Posted par-or-better scores in 33 of his final 34 rounds
to close out the 2007 season. Struggled during 2006 rookie season on the PGA TOUR, making
the cut in just six of 27 starts. Earned his TOUR playing card by finishing fifth on the
2005 Nationwide Tour money list. Posted nine top-10s, second-best on Tour, including six
top-threes. Ontario native claimed first career victory at the Canadian PGA Championship.
Rounds of 68-67-63-71 led to a 19-under-par 269 finish, three shots ahead of Ken Duke.
Posted career-best 11-under-par 60 in the second round of the Cox Classic. Went head-tohead
with David McKenzie at the Gila River Golf Classic, finishing runner-up by one stroke.
Member of Nationwide Tour in 2002, 2004-05. Finished 49th in 2004 and 173rd in 2002.
Played in just three 2003 Nationwide Tour events but led the Canadian Tour Order of Merit
that year and became the first Canadian to win the Order of Merit since Mike Weir in 1997.
Won the MTS Classic. Also played Canadian Tour in 2002. Member of Team Canada, helping
lead the squad to the 2001 Four Nations Cup. 2001 first-team All-American at Kent
State, where he was a teammate of 2003 British Open champion Ben Curtis. Also earned
third-team All-America honors in 2000. Medalist at the 2001 Mid-American Conference
Championship. Earned first-team all-MAC honors his final three years at Kent State and
second-team honors as a freshman. 1998 MAC Freshman of the Year. Began playing hockey
many years before he took up golf.
EXEMPT STATUS: 4th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T42—2006 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2): 2005 Canadian PGA Championship Presented by
MasterCard. 2007 Albertsons Boise Open Presented by First Health.
MONEY & POSITION:
2001 — 0 2004 — 0 2007 — 0
2002 — 0 2005 — 0
2003 — 8,988 2006 — 65,494 — 227
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 67–2 times, most recent 2006 Booz Allen Classic/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—34; in money—7; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $74,482
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro/237
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MIZE, Larry
FULL NAME: Larry Hogan Mize BIRTHDATE: September 23, 1958
BIRTHPLACE: Augusta, GA RESIDENCE: Columbus, GA HEIGHT:
6-0 WEIGHT: 165 FAMILY: Wife, Bonnie; David, Patrick, Robert
EDUCATION: Georgia Tech SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, all
sports, piano TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1980 Q SCHOOL: Fall
1981 OTHER INFORMATION: Competed in 12 PGA TOUR events in
2007 with one top-10 finish, a T9 at the inaugural Mayakoba Golf
Classic. Made three out of five cuts on the Nationwide Tour in 2007.
Made eight cuts in 18 TOUR events entered in 2006. Finished T6 at the B.C. Open presented
by Turning Stone Resort and was the only player to record four rounds in the 60s at
Atunyote Golf Club. It was his first top-10 on the PGA TOUR since a T2 at the 2001 Marconi
Pennsylvania Classic. Also finished T25 at the 2006 BellSouth Classic. Played in 18 events
in 2005, with top-25s at the 2005 Sony Open in Hawaii (T20) and 2005 Buick Open (T18).
Limited to 10 events in 2002 due to injury and did not finish in the top 125 for the first time
in 21 seasons on TOUR. Granted Major Medical Extension for 2003 due to lower back injury
suffered at the 2002 Greater Milwaukee Open. Did not play the remainder of the season.
Got a late start to the 2002 season after suffering a cracked scapula in his shoulder, broken
rib and a minor concussion in December 2001 when a horse he was riding on his parents'
farm stepped into a hole and threw him. Finished T3 at the 2000 MCI Classic, best finish
since playoff loss to Olin Browne at 1998 Canon Greater Hartford Open. In 1999, earned
$386,554, giving him 11 consecutive years in which he had made more than $200,000. At
1998 Canon Greater Hartford Open, lost in playoff to Olin Browne's chip-in on first extra
hole. Enjoyed first two-victory season in 1993, his first wins since 1987 Masters triumph.
Trailed Dudley Hart and Phil Mickelson by three strokes through 54 holes of Northern
Telecom Open before closing 67 defeated Jeff Maggert by two. Came from four strokes off
Fuzzy Zoeller's third-round lead to win Buick Open. Made 140-foot chip-in to win the 1987
Masters. Birdied the final hole at Augusta National to force playoff with Greg Norman and
Seve Ballesteros. After Ballesteros was eliminated on first extra hole, used sand wedge
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from the right of the second hole, the par-4 11th, to chip in for birdie and defeat Norman.
First TOUR victory came at 1983 Danny Thomas-Memphis Classic, where 25-foot birdie putt
on final hole defeated Fuzzy Zoeller, Sammy Rachels and Chip Beck. Worked on a Masters
scoreboard at the third hole during his early teen years.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-3
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (4): 1983 Danny Thomas Memphis Classic. 1987 Masters
Tournament. 1993 Northern Telecom Open, Buick Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1980 — 1,189 — 252 1990 — 668,198 — 14 2000 — 425,624 — 111
1981 — 0 1991 — 279,061 — 60 2001 — 440,179 — 115
1982 — 28,787 — 125 1992 — 316,428 — 47 2002 — 7,634 — 244
1983 — 146,325 — 35 1993 — 724,660 — 13 2003 — 93,713 — 211
1984 — 172,513 — 36 1994 — 386,029 — 42 2004 — 136,020 — 206
1985 — 231,041 — 17 1995 — 289,576 2005 — 206,969 — 193
1986 — 314,051 — 17 1996 — 317,468 — 67 2006 — 217,971 — 188
1987 — 561,407 — 6 1997 — 246,773 — 99 2007 — 105,740 — 216
1988 — 187,823 — 62 1998 — 464,294 — 62
1989 — 278,388 — 45 1999 — 386,554 — 103
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T9—Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–1985 Los Angeles Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—12; in money—3; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—586; in money—400; Top-10 finishes—85
CAREER EARNINGS: $7,634,413
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994 Federal Express St. Jude Classic/20
MURPHY, Bob
FULL NAME: Robert Joseph Murphy, Jr. BIRTHDATE: February 14,
1943 BIRTHPLACE: Brooklyn, NY RESIDENCE: Delray Beach, FL
HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 205 FAMILY: Wife, Gail; Kimberly
(1/11/69); two grandchildren EDUCATION: University of Florida
(1966, Physical Education) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, stock
market, collecting wine TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1967 JOINED
TOUR: 1968 OTHER INFORMATION: In 2007, played the least
Champions Tour events of his career (6) as he continued to split time
between NBC Sports golf telecasts and the Champions Tour. Has 11 career Champions Tour
victories, including four in 1995 when he placed a career-high fourth on the money list. Last
victory on the PGA TOUR came at the 1986 Canadian Open at age 43. In his rookie year of
1968, he set a goal to win $40,000 but instead took home $105,595, a record at the time
for a first-year player. Won back-to-back tournaments at the Philadelphia and Thunderbird
Classics that season. Also won the 1970 Greater Hartford Open. Defeated Bob Dickson to
win the 1965 U.S. Amateur. Was medalist at the 1966 NCAA Championships. Earned a spot
on the 1975 U.S. Ryder Cup team. Has had 18 career holes-in-one, 12 in competition.
Initially coaxed out of the ESPN broadcast booth by Lee Trevino, who advised him to play
the Champions Tour on a full-time basis. Has a history of severe arthritis, which he overcame
to continue his golf career. Recipient of the 1996 Ben Hogan Award from the Golf
Writers Association of America for his comeback from arthritis. Worked on CBS golf telecasts
during the 1980s.
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-5
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (5): 1968 Philadelphia Golf Classic, Thunderbird Classic. 1970
Greater Hartford Open Invitational. 1975 Jackie Gleason-Inverrary Classic. 1986 Canadian
Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1968 — 104,040 — 8 1976 — 47,627 — 60 1984 — 35,344 — 133
1969 — 52,679 — 33 1977 — 52,874 — 58 1985 — 99,031 — 79
1970 — 110,215 — 6 1978 — 73,598 — 34 1986 — 182,673 — 49
1971 — 59,791 — 33 1979 — 66,916 — 62 1987 — 64,110 — 128
1972 — 78,433 — 26 1980 — 106,874 — 41 1988 — 23,875 — 191
1973 — 88,709 — 23 1981 — 87,192 — 50 1989 — 0
1974 — 55,762 — 42 1982 — 30,952 — 123 1990 — 0
1975 — 127,471 — 11 1983 — 63,403 — 82 1992 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–6 times, most recent 1983 Walt Disney World
Golf Classic/3
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—523; in money—409; Top-10 finishes—99
CAREER EARNINGS: $1,642,330
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NOBILO, Frank (KNOB-il-o)
FULL NAME: Frank Ivan Joseph Nobilo BIRTHDATE: May 14, 1960
BIRTHPLACE: Auckland, New Zealand RESIDENCE: Auckland,
New Zealand HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 200 FAMILY: Wife, Selena;
Bianca (1990) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Squash, motor racing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1979 JOINED TOUR: 1980 Q
SCHOOL: 2000 OTHER INFORMATION: Hasn't played on the PGA
TOUR since 2002 due to two ruptured disks in his back. Joined GOLF
CHANNEL as a full-time analyst in 2004. Missed several events at the
end of 2002 due to a shoulder injury and finished No. 135 on the TOUR money list. Has participated
in three Presidents Cups (1994, 1996, 1998). Captured first PGA TOUR title in second
season on TOUR at the 1997 Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic. Final-round 67 moved
him into tie with Brad Faxon. Parred first playoff hole for win. Also in 1997, captured the
Hong Kong Open and Mexican Open. Won 1996 Deutsche Bank Open on PGA European Tour
and second consecutive Subaru Sarazen World Open, marking first successful defense of
his career. Two-time New Zealand PGA Champion (1985-87). Has dealt with back problems
relating to the fact his right leg is shorter than his left. Ancestors were Italian pirates who,
after running out of things to pillage on the Adriatic, resettled in New Zealand in the early
1900s. Victim of a freak accident one week after marrying Selena Syer in Orlando in 1998.
Errant tee shot at Lake Nona struck him above left eye, requiring 30 stitches.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1997 Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1992 — 7,000 — 252 1996 — 262,292 — 81 2000 — 236,476 — 152
1993 — 14,500 — 230 1997 — 891,315 — 23 2001 — 462,650 — 108
1994 — 41,292 — 198 1998 — 269,134 — 108 2002 — 447,324 — 135
1995 — 52,119 1999 — 191,734 — 155
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–2000 Doral-Ryder Open/2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—173; in money—109; Top-10 finishes—12
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,875,836
Career High Official World Rank: After 1997 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill/21
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NORTH, Andy
FULL NAME: Andy North BIRTHDATE: March 9, 1950 BIRTH-
PLACE: Thorpe, WI RESIDENCE: Madison, WI HEIGHT: 6-4
WEIGHT: 200 FAMILY: Wife, Sue; Nichole (11/30/74), Andrea
(8/22/78) EDUCATION: University of Florida (1992, B.S.) SPECIAL
INTERESTS: All sports, gardening, snow-shoeing, biking TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1972 OTHER INFORMATION: Two-time U.S.
Open champion continued to serve as an TV analyst and on-course
commentator in 2007. Teamed with Tom Watson to win a third consecutive
team title (Raphael Division) at the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf on the
Champions Tour. North also won the team title with Jim Colbert in 2000 and 2001. The
event will become an official victory for team play in 2008. In June 2005, earned $350,000
by winning the ING Par-3 Shootout on the Treetops course in Gaylord, MI, over Gary
McCord, Fred Couples and Phil Mickelson. Awarded Special Exemption by USGA for 2005
U.S. Senior Open at NCR Country Club. Best finish in an official Champions Tour event was
a solo second at the 2001 Emerald Coast Classic in Pensacola, FL, where he lost in a onehole
playoff to Mike McCullough. Joined the PGA TOUR in 1973 and played full-time until
the 1992 season when he was slowed by various physical woes. Underwent six knee surgeries
and operations to remove skin cancers from his nose and cheek, suffered from right
elbow bone spurs and also battled shoulder and neck problems. Two-time winner of the U.S.
Open and one of 19 players with more than one Open win. First victory came at Cherry Hills
CC in Colorado in 1978 and the second at Oakland Hills CC in Birmingham, MI, in 1985. Had
four-stroke lead at Cherry Hills with five holes to play. By the time he reached the 18th hole,
needed only bogey to win. He secured that for victory over Dave Stockton and J.C. Snead.
Victory at Oakland Hills came with a 279 total, one stroke better than international runnerup
trio of Tze-Chung Chen of Taiwan, Dave Barr of Canada and Denis Watson of Zimbabwe.
Other PGA TOUR victory came in 1977 when he prevailed in the Westchester Classic. Played
on the 1985 U.S. Ryder Cup team and also represented the U.S. in the 1978 World Cup.
Three-time All-America selection at the University of Florida. Avid follower of University of
Wisconsin sports and at one time assisted the Badger football staff. Won the 1969
Wisconsin Amateur and 1971 Western Amateur.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (3): 1977 American Express Westchester Classic. 1978 U.S. Open.
1985 U.S. Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1972 — 923 — 259 1982 — 82,698 — 50 1992 — 16,360 — 218
1973 — 44,890 — 64 1983 — 52,416 — 99 1993 — 14,500 — 230
1974 — 55,455 — 43 1984 — 22,131 — 149 1994 — 3,165 — 292
1975 — 44,730 — 53 1985 — 212,268 — 24 1995 — 0
1976 — 71,267 — 37 1986 — 41,652 — 146 1996 — 0
1977 — 116,794 — 18 1987 — 42,876 — 163 1997 — 0
1978 — 150,398 — 14 1988 — 10,759 — 212 1998 — 0
1979 — 73,873 — 54 1989 — 13,620 — 204 1999 — 3,841 — 333
1980 — 55,212 — 70 1990 — 99,651 — 137 2000 — 0
1981 — 111,401 — 30 1991 — 24,653 — 201 2006 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–1975 B.C. Open/1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—483; in money—315; Top-10 finishes—50
CAREER EARNINGS: $1,365,530
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O’MEARA, Mark
FULL NAME: Mark Francis O'Meara BIRTHDATE: January 13,
1957 BIRTHPLACE: Goldsboro, NC RESIDENCE: Windermere, FL
HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 195 FAMILY: Wife, Alicia; Michelle
(3/14/87), Shaun Robert (8/29/89) EDUCATION: Long Beach State
(1980, Marketing) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Golf course design, fly
tying, fly fishing TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1980 Q SCHOOL: Fall
1980 OTHER INFORMATION: Played out of the Veteran Member
category for the first time in his 26-year PGA TOUR career in 2007.
Played in only four PGA TOUR events after turning 50 in January 2007. From there, recorded
seven top-10 finishes in 16 Champions Tour starts. Will play out of the Past Champion
status for the 2008 PGA TOUR season. Has been a member of the PGA TOUR since 1981.
Finished outside the top 150 (No. 231) in 2007 for the third consecutive year. The 16-time
winner is tied for 50th on the career TOUR wins list. Included among those victories are two
major championships (1998 Masters Tournament and PGA Championship) and five wins at
the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. At age 41, became oldest player to win two major
championships in the same year and was voted 1998 PGA TOUR Player of the Year. Has 22
career runner-up finishes. Collected two wins in a season six times (1985, 1990, 1995-98).
Best earnings year came in 1998 with the two major titles and $1,786,699. His highest finish
on the money list came in 1984, placing second on the money list with a career-high 15
top-10s, including his first victory at the Greater Milwaukee Open, five seconds and three
thirds. TOUR Rookie of the Year in 1981. Member of five U.S. Ryder Cup and two U.S.
Presidents Cup teams. Has eight international wins, including his last at the 2004 Dubai
Desert Classic. Defeated John Cook in 1979 U.S. Amateur. Has won on five continents -
North America, South America, Asia, Europe and Australia.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 3-4
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (16): 1984 Greater Milwaukee Open. 1985 Bing Crosby National
Pro-Am, Hawaiian Open. 1989 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. 1990 AT&T Pebble
Beach National Pro-Am, H.E.B. Texas Open. 1991 Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic.
1992 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. 1995 Honda Classic, Bell Canadian Open. 1996
Mercedes Championships, Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic. 1997 AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am, Buick Invitational. 1998 Masters Tournament, British Open Championship.
MONEY & POSITION:
1981 — 76,063 — 56 1990 — 707,175 — 10 1999 — 868,796 — 45
1982 — 31,711 — 120 1991 — 563,896 — 20 2000 — 424,309 — 112
1983 — 69,354 — 76 1992 — 759,648 — 11 2001 — 438,620 — 116
1984 — 465,873 — 2 1993 — 349,516 — 43 2002 — 730,132 — 97
1985 — 340,840 — 10 1994 — 214,070 — 86 2003 — 388,349 — 143
1986 — 252,827 — 30 1995 — 914,129 2004 — 543,866 — 135
1987 — 327,250 — 30 1996 —1,255,749 — 5 2005 — 190,970 — 198
1988 — 438,311 — 22 1997 —1,124,560 — 13 2006 — 203,667 — 192
1989 — 615,804 — 13 1998 —1,786,699 — 7 2007 — 42,914 — 231
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T39—Buick Invitational.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2 times, most recent 1996 Greater Greensboro
Chrysler Classic/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—4; in money—2; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—649; in money—437; Top-10 finishes—
119
CAREER EARNINGS: $14,125,097
Career High Official World Rank: After 1999 Sony Open in Hawaii/2
OOSTERHUIS, Peter
FULL NAME: Peter Oosterhuis BIRTHDATE: May 3, 1948 BIRTH-
PLACE: London, England RESIDENCE: Charlotte, NC HEIGHT: 6-5
WEIGHT: 230 FAMILY: Wife, Ruth Ann; two sons, Robert, Richard;
two stepsons, Byron, Matt SPECIAL INTERESTS: Golf-course
architecture, dining out, bird watching TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
1968 JOINED TOUR: 1974 OTHER INFORMATION: Continues
career as analyst for CBS Sports golf telecasts and also works with
GOLF CHANNEL on its studio shows and live coverage of events.
Joined CBS in 1998 after serving as lead analyst for GOLF CHANNEL's coverage of the
European Tour from 1995 to 1997. Amassed more than 20 victories worldwide, including a
PGA TOUR victory at the 1981 Canadian Open. Competed on TOUR full-time between 1975
and 1986. Participated in 314 TOUR events during his career. Runner-up at the 1974 and
1982 British Opens and led the European Tour Order of Merit for four consecutive years
(1971-74), a record that stood until broken by Colin Montgomerie in 1997. Played in six
Ryder Cups for Great Britain and Europe between 1971 and 1981, sharing the European
team mark for most singles victories with Nick Faldo and Montgomerie. Member of the
1967 Walker Cup team. Between 1987 and 1993, served as Director of Golf at Forsgate CC
in Jamesburg, NJ, and at Riviera CC in Pacific Palisades, CA. Son Robert, the former head
professional at the TPC Four Seasons Resort at Las Colinas, site of the EDS Byron Nelson
Championship, and the former Director of Golf at Four Seasons-Costa Rica's Peninsula
Papagayo, is now the Director of Golf Operations for JC Resorts in San Diego.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
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PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1981 Canadian Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1971 — 0 1978 — 50,480 — 66 1985 — 41,805 — 130
1972 — 1,675 — 222 1979 — 41,104 — 93 1986 — 15,364 — 188
1973 — 16,269 — 108 1980 — 30,662 — 107 1987 — 969 — 291
1974 — 21,914 — 93 1981 — 115,862 — 28 1988 — 0
1975 — 59,936 — 34 1982 — 95,038 — 43 1989 — 0
1976 — 41,323 — 66 1983 — 68,893 — 78
1977 — 60,083 — 50 1984 — 74,314 — 79
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–4 times, most recent 1986 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic/2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—314; in money—234; Top-10 finishes—27
CAREER EARNINGS: $736,692
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PALMER, Ryan
FULL NAME: Ryan Hunter Palmer BIRTHDATE: September 19,
1976 BIRTHPLACE: Amarillo, TX RESIDENCE: Hurst, TX; plays out
of Colonial CC and Cowboys GC HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 175 FAM-
ILY: Wife, Jennifer; Mason (1/28/07) EDUCATION: Texas A&M
University (2000, Recreation) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Ryan Palmer
Foundation, cooking, racquetball, Dallas Cowboys and Texas A&M
football TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2000 JOINED TOUR: 2004
OTHER INFORMATION: In 21st start of the 2007 season, finished
T3 at the Canadian Open aided by a final-round, 5-under-par 66. It was his first top-10 since
a solo fifth at the 2006 Chrysler Classic of Greensboro. Jumped inside the top 150 on the
money list, moving from 189th to 129th. In 2006, made 20 cuts in 30 tournaments entered
and collected more than $1 million. Best finish was a five-way tie for second at the FBR
Open, seven strokes behind winner J.B. Holmes. Shared lead with Holmes through 10 holes
on Sunday at 17-under. Fell one behind Holmes after a bogey on the par-4 11th hole, then
dropped six back after triple bogeying the par-5 15th hole while Holmes eagled it. In 2005,
made his first start in the Masters and only his second start in a major championship.
Finished T39 in Augusta. First top-10 of the season was a T2 at the B.C. Open, thanks to a
pair of 67s on the weekend. It was his best finish since winning the 2004 FUNAI Classic at
Walt Disney World Resort. Made his first start in a World Golf Championships event at the
2005 NEC Invitational in Akron and finished T3. Defending champion at the 2005 FUNAI
Classic at Walt Disney World Resort finished T3, aided by a closing 8-under 64. The rookie
posted his first tournament title in his 34th career TOUR start in 2004 at the FUNAI Classic
at the Walt Disney World Resort. Was five strokes back through 54 holes but closed with
a career-best 10-under 62 to win by three. Three weeks earlier, runner-up at the 2004
Southern Farm Bureau Classic. Posted four rounds in the 60s in a single event for the first
time in his career, including a final-round 64 at Annandale GC. Made the cut in 18 of 24
appearances on the Nationwide Tour in 2003 and enjoyed six top-10s and 10 top-25s.
Finished the season No. 6 on the money list. Earned his first career Nationwide Tour win at
the 2003 Clearwater Classic in New Zealand in just his second Tour start. Fired a courserecord,
9-under 63 in the second round at the Clearwater Resort. First start on the TOUR as
a professional came at the 2002 Valero Texas Open. Played the 2002 Tight Lies Tour and
made the cut in all 15 events entered. Won four times in 2002 on the Tight Lies Tour and
was the leading money winner with $81,634. Won the 2002 Valley Open (Harlingen, TX) and
2002 Sprint PCS Open (Tyler, TX) in consecutive weeks. Added victories in Lake Charles, LA,
and Hattiesburg, MS, to close the year. As an amateur, played practice round with Payne
Stewart at the 1998 U.S. Open where he posted rounds of 82-73 but missed the cut.
EXEMPT STATUS: 144th on 2007 money list
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2004 FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2003 Clearwater Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
2002 — 0 2005 —1,280,002 — 60 2007 — 524,988 — 144
2004 —1,592,344 — 37 2006 —1,092,853 — 84
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T3—Canadian Open presented by Franklin Templeton
Investments.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–3 times, most recent 2006 Buick Invitational/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—30; in money—15; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—127; in money—71; Top-10 finishes—10
CAREER EARNINGS: $4,490,187
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Nissan Open/70
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PAPPAS, Brenden
FULL NAME: Tyron Brenden Pappas BIRTHDATE: May 7, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: Phalaborwa, South Africa RESIDENCE: Ocala, FL;
plays out of Golden Ocala Golf & Equestrian Club; Golden Hills Golf
and Turf Club HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 220 FAMILY: Wife: Berdene;
Troy Jonathan and Alexander James (7/22/05) EDUCATION:
University of Arkansas (1993, Retail Marketing) SPECIAL INTER-
ESTS: Fishing, reading TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1993 JOINED
TOUR: 2002 Q SCHOOL: 2002 OTHER INFORMATION: Made the
cut in 20 of 27 starts on the 2007 Nationwide Tour, with 14 top-25s. Never fell below No.
81 on the money list, finishing the year No. 22 to earn a return trip to the PGA TOUR. Posted
six top-10s. Remained in 25th place during the final four weeks of the year before cementing
2008 TOUR card with a T5 at the Nationwide Tour Championship. Made the cut in 14 of
25 starts on the 2006 Nationwide Tour, with four top-10s. Finished T2 at the season-opening
Movistar Panama Championship after sharing the 54-hole lead with eventual winner
Tripp Isenhour. Recorded rounds of 66-68-65-69 to finish 16-under-par 268 at The Rex
Hospital Open, claiming his first Nationwide Tour victory by one shot over Charlie Wi.
Birdied the final two holes on Sunday, including a 25-footer on the 72nd hole for the win.
Victory made him part of the first brother combination to win on Tour. Older brother Deane
has two Nationwide Tour titles. Finished No. 178 on the 2005 PGA TOUR money list. Made
the cut in 10 of 15 events, with a T12 at the FedEx St. Jude Classic his best finish. Ended
the 2004 season No. 137 on the TOUR money list. Started the season by making eight
straight cuts, including a T15 at the Sony Open in Hawaii. Best effort in 2004 was T12 at
the Buick Open. Posted four rounds in the 60s at the 2004 Valero Texas Open and finished
T22. Earned more than $1.3 million in 2003 on the strength of five top-10s, including a second
at the Southern Farm Bureau Classic and a third at the Chrysler Classic of Tucson. At
Southern Farm Bureau, was 11-under for the day, 20-under for tournament, with one hole
to play before settling for a 10-under 62 after a bogey on the 72nd hole. Sat as clubhouse
leader (19-under) until John Huston birdied three of the final four holes for a one-stroke victory.
Regained TOUR status for 2003 with T8 at the 2002 TOUR National Qualifying
Tournament. Rookie on the PGA TOUR in 2002. Played in 26 events and made six cuts. Along
with brother Deane, became first brother combination to earn TOUR cards by graduating
from Nationwide Tour in 2001 via the top 15. Began rookie year on Nationwide Tour with
three top-5s in first seven starts. Finished second at 2001 Nationwide Tour Charity Pro-Am
at The Cliffs, one stroke behind Jonathan Byrd. T2 at the Nationwide Tour Championship
moved him from No. 23 to No. 10. Member of the Southern Africa Tour since 1994. Finished
third on the Order of Merit in 1995-96. Named Rookie of the Year in 1993-94. Holds record
for best front nine, 28 (8-under par), at Gary Player GC during the 1995-96 Dimension Data
Pro-Am. Was the TearDrop Tour money winner in 2000 after winning the Virginia Beach
Open. His other two brothers, Sean and Craigen, are also golf professionals. Gave $3,000
loan to fellow TOUR player Chris Couch in 2003 so he could keep playing on the Nationwide
Tour. Couch went on to win twice and finish fourth on the money list.
EXEMPT STATUS: 22nd on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 2—2003 Southern Farm Bureau Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2006 The Rex Hospital Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
2002 — 83,519 — 206 2004 — 524,905 — 137
2003 —1,307,809 — 51 2005 — 279,340 — 178
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2003 Southern Farm Bureau Classic/4
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—107; in money—56; Top-10 finishes—5
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,195,574
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 FBR Open/136
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PARK, Jin
FULL NAME: Jin Sae Park BIRTHDATE: October 12, 1979 BIRTH-
PLACE: Seoul, Korea RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ; plays out of
Grayhawk GC HEIGHT: 5-8 WEIGHT: 165 FAMILY: Wife, Judy;
Ellie (4/2/07) EDUCATION: Arizona State University (2001, Political
Science) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hiking, working out, playing poker
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2001 JOINED TOUR: 2008 OTHER
INFORMATION: Played in three events on the 2007 Nationwide
Tour, claiming two top-30 finishes. Finished T8 at the Cox Classic presented
by Chevrolet. Missed cut in lone start on 2007 PGA TOUR at the Stanford St. Jude
Championship. Earned full exemption onto PGA TOUR in 2008 with a fourth-place finish at
the 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Wife and daughter were on hand to see him
play bogey-free in second, third and fifth rounds to earn card and join fellow South Koreans
K.J. Choi, Charlie Wi, Kevin Na and Yong-Eun Yang on TOUR in 2008. Finished T60 at 2006
Chrysler Classic of Tucson. Carded a pair of top-20s on Nationwide Tour in 2002. Played the
Asian Tour in 2007, with a best finish of fourth at the Barclays Singapore Open, six strokes
behind winner Angel Cabrera. Honorable mention all-PAC 10 in 2001 at Arizona State.
EXEMPT STATUS: Fourth at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T60—2006 Chrysler Classic of Tucson.
MONEY & POSITION:
2002 — 0 2004 — 0 2007 — 0
2003 — 0 2006 — 6,450
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 68–3 times, most recent 2006 Chrysler Classic of
Tucson/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—8; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $6,450
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Children's Miracle Network Classic presented
by Wal-Mart/385
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PARRY, Craig
FULL NAME: Craig David Parry BIRTHDATE: January 12, 1966
BIRTHPLACE: Sunshine, Victoria, Australia RESIDENCE: Sydney,
Australia; Orlando, FL HEIGHT: 5-6 WEIGHT: 180 FAMILY: Wife,
Jenny; April, Ryan and Brendan SPECIAL INTERESTS: Boating,
cricket, rugby, computers, Australian Rules Football, golf course
design TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1985 JOINED TOUR: April
1992 OTHER INFORMATION: Competed in the first two events on
the Nationwide Tour in 2007 and recorded his best finish, a T5, at the
Jacob's Creek Open, where he was tied for the lead through 36 holes. Did not compete in
any PGA TOUR events. Won the Australian Open in Sydney by one stroke in mid-December
2007. In 2006, played in the minimum amount of 15 PGA TOUR events for the second consecutive
season and finished 177th on the money list. Won the 2005 Heineken Classic on
the European Tour for his sixth victory on that circuit and 22nd worldwide. Defeated Nick
O'Hern with a birdie on the fourth extra hole to run his playoff record to 3-0 on the European
Tour. Made a miraculous eagle from the fairway (6-iron, 176 yards), on the par-4 18th, the
first playoff hole, to beat Scott Verplank and win the 2004 Ford Championship at Doral.
Nearly missed first-round 7:54 a.m. tee time as he slept through his alarm. In 2002, had
career highs in money earned ($1,466,235) and money list position (37th). Earned first TOUR
win in his 236th start at the 2003 World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational. Victory was
20th worldwide and second of 2002 (TelstraSaturn Hyundai New Zealand Open). Became
Special Temporary TOUR Member in April 1992 after finishing T6 at 1992 THE PLAYERS
Championship and Freeport-McMoRan Classic in consecutive weeks. From 1992-2000 finished
in top 100 on the money list every year. Three-time International Presidents Cup team
member (1994, 1996, 1998). International victories consist of 20 in Australia, five in Europe,
two in Japan and one each in Asia, Canada and New Zealand. Nicknamed "Popeye" for his
well-developed forearms. Built own Web site: craigparry.com.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2): 2002 World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational. 2004 Ford
Championship at Doral.
MONEY & POSITION:
1987 — 0 1995 — 293,413 2002 —1,466,235 — 37
1988 — 1,650 — 283 1996 — 454,203 — 43 2003 — 257,281 — 165
1990 — 43,351 — 181 1997 — 387,603 — 63 2004 —1,308,586 — 55
1991 — 63,767 — 162 1998 — 312,710 — 98 2005 — 629,887 — 124
1992 — 241,901 — 64 1999 — 962,376 — 39 2006 — 283,282 — 177
1993 — 323,068 — 50 2000 — 507,308 — 95
1994 — 354,602 — 46 2001 — 503,923 — 102
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–7 times, most recent 2004 THE PLAYERS
Championship/3
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—302; in money—210; Top-10 finishes—38
CAREER EARNINGS: $8,395,145
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994 Honda Classic/23
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PAULSON, Carl
FULL NAME: Carl Albert Paulson BIRTHDATE: December 29, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: Quantico, VA RESIDENCE: Orlando, FL HEIGHT: 5-
9 WEIGHT: 180 FAMILY: Wife, Heather; Ned Maxwell (2/10/98),
Robert Henry (6/7/01), Anastasia Wynn (8/10/04) EDUCATION:
University of South Carolina (1994, Marketing) SPECIAL INTER-
ESTS: Family, USC sports, fishing TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
1994 JOINED TOUR: 2000 Q SCHOOL: 1994, 1995, 2004 OTHER
INFORMATION: Member of the PGA TOUR from 1995-96 and 2000-
07 and a member of the Nationwide Tour from 1997-99. Playing on a Major Medical
Exemption the last two years, has not competed on the PGA TOUR due to back injuries.
Coupled with $198,214 earned in 13 events in 2005, has the opportunity to play in 15 events
in 2008 to earn $428,522 and match the $626,736 winnings of 2005's No. 125, Nick Price.
If he does so, will play out of the Major Medical Extension category for the remainder of
the season. Regained 2005 TOUR card with T13 finish at 2004 Qualifying Tournament, but
was limited to 13 events in 2005 due to a back injury. Did not play the rest of the year after
withdrawing from the U.S. Bank Championship in July. In 2002, finished in the top 125 for
third consecutive year on TOUR. Hospitalized in January for three days with viral meningitis
and in late February father, Ned, underwent triple bypass surgery. Missed first four cuts
of his season during this period. Solo 54-hole leader by one over eventual champion Craig
Perks at THE PLAYERS Championship after third consecutive 69. Final-round 77 dropped him
into a T4 finish. Career-best season in 2000, highlighted by a runner-up finish at the Tampa
Bay Classic. Earned fully exempt status on the 2000 PGA TOUR by finishing No. 1 on the
1999 Nationwide Tour money list. Set a Nationwide Tour record for consecutive starts when
he teed it up at the Omaha Classic, his 79th straight tournament. Captured his first career
victory at the Utah Classic and then the Boise Open. Medalist at the 1995 Qualifying
Tournament. All-America selection and Southeastern Conference Player of the Year in 1993
at South Carolina. Not related to TOUR member Dennis Paulson. Chronicled his first season
on the PGA TOUR in the book, "Rookie on Tour." Played select-level soccer until high
school.
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 2—2000 Tampa Bay Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2): 1999 Utah Classic, Boise Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1995 — 64,501 2000 — 741,995 — 64 2003 — 365,177 — 147
1996 — 116,071 — 155 2001 — 508,208 — 99 2004 — 70,088 — 224
1999 — 0 2002 — 568,924 — 117 2005 — 198,214 — 195
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–1995 Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic/1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—202; in money—99; Top-10 finishes—9
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,633,179
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 MasterCard Colonial/129
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1999)
PERKINS, Travis
FULL NAME: Travis Michael Perkins BIRTHDATE: May 30, 1977
BIRTHPLACE: Springfield, OH RESIDENCE: Lakeland, FL; plays
out of Lone Palm GC HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 170 FAMILY: Single
EDUCATION: Florida Southern College (1999) TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 2000 JOINED TOUR: 2008 OTHER INFORMATION:
Made it through all three stages of the PGA TOUR Qualifying
Tournament, finished T9 at the finals to earn full exemption onto PGA
TOUR for 2008 season. Started in two Nationwide Tour events in
2007, missing both cuts. Played in 23 Nationwide Tour events in 2006, posting a T6 at the
Movistar Panama Championship. Second-round 64 in first Nationwide Tour start of the year
helped lead to that finish. Competed in 2005 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament, finishing
109th. Was a member of Nationwide Tour in 2002. Finished the season with two made cuts
in 11 appearances, including a T23 at the Omaha Classic. Recorded a double eagle on the
fourth hole in the second round of the BMW Charity Pro-Am at the Cliffs (Keowee Vineyards
Course). Hit driver off the tee followed by a 285-yard 3-wood. Has also played on Tour de
las Americas. Helped lead Florida Southern to three Division II national championships. Got
his start in golf from his father.
EXEMPT STATUS: T9 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Buick Invitational/807
PERKS, Craig
FULL NAME: Craig William Perks BIRTHDATE: January 6, 1967
BIRTHPLACE: Palmerston North, New Zealand RESIDENCE:
Lafayette, LA HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 200 FAMILY: Wife, Maureen
Elizabeth; Meghan Elizabeth (6/26/ 96), Nigel William (10/6/98)
EDUCATION: University of Southwestern Louisiana (1990,
Behavioral Science) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Family time TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1993 Q SCHOOL: 1999, 2000 OTHER INFOR-
MATION: Played in 16 events between the PGA TOUR and the
Nationwide Tour, missing the cut in all 16. Announced his retirement from professional golf
after the completion of the 2007 season. Struggled all season in 2006, making just one cut
along the way, but maintained eligibility for winning the 2002 PLAYERS Championship. In
2005, best play came with three consecutive made cuts in May. In 2004, earned his highest
finish since his win at the 2002 PLAYERS Championship with a fourth-place performance
at the Bank of America Colonial. In 2002, became the first player to win his first PGA
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TOUR event at THE PLAYERS, earning $1,080,000 and the final invitation to the 2002
Masters (three-year exemption). Joined Jack Nicklaus (1974) and Hal Sutton (1983) as only
players to win THE PLAYERS in first attempt. After opening with 71-68-69, entered final
round one stroke behind leader Carl Paulson. Even-par 72 on Sunday included one putt over
the final three holes (chip-in for eagle on par-5 16th, 28-foot birdie putt on par-3 17th and
chip-in for par on par-4 18th). His 72-hole 280 total was two strokes better than runner-up
Stephen Ames. Entered the event ranked No. 203 in the Official World Golf Ranking and
moved to No. 64 with victory. In 2001, made two of his first 16 cuts, but had a T2 at The
Honda Classic. All-America selection at Oklahoma (1986) and Southwest Louisiana (1990).
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2002 THE PLAYERS Championship.
MONEY & POSITION:
1993 — 0 2002 —1,632,042 — 34 2005 — 171,379 — 206
2000 — 297,912 — 136 2003 — 368,163 — 146 2006 — 11,880 — 254
2001 — 457,127 — 113 2004 — 423,748 — 152 2007 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–3 times, most recent 2004 Bank of America
Colonial/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—15; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—202; in money—68; Top-10 finishes—7
CAREER EARNINGS: $3,362,251
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 MasterCard Colonial/61
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PRIDE, Dicky
FULL NAME: Richard Fletcher Pride III BIRTHDATE: July 15, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Tuscaloosa, AL RESIDENCE: Orlando, FL HEIGHT:
6-0 WEIGHT: 175 FAMILY: Wife, Kim; Isabelle (10/12/99), Fletcher
(10/2/01) EDUCATION: University of Alabama SPECIAL INTER-
ESTS: Basketball, reading, University of Alabama football TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1992 Q SCHOOL: 1993, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2006
OTHER INFORMATION: Competed in 25 tournaments on the PGA
TOUR in 2007 and recorded one top-10 finish, a fourth, at the inaugural
Ginn sur Mer Classic, which marked his best finish on TOUR since a T3 at the 1996
Canon Greater Hartford Open. Failed to retain his card at the TOUR’s Qualifying Tournament
in the fall and will play on Past Champion status in 2008. Regained PGA TOUR card for 2007
with a T29 finish at 2006 Qualifying Tournament, his fifth successful trip to the finals. Has
split time between the PGA TOUR and Nationwide Tour the last few years. Best finishes
were a T5 at the 2004 Michelin Championship at Las Vegas on TOUR and a Nationwide Tour
career-best T3 at the 2005 Henrico County Open, which he concluded with a career-low 10under
62. Missed four months of the 2002 season due to an attack of gallstones and pancreatitis.
Had to be fed through a tube for 21⁄2 months and had his gallbladder removed.
After T25 finish at the Touchstone Energy Tucson Open in late February, did not play again
until late June at the Canon Greater Hartford Open. Won 1994 Federal Express St. Jude
Classic in rookie season. A 20-foot putt on 72nd hole earned spot in playoff with Hal Sutton
and Gene Sauers. Holed 25-foot birdie putt on first extra hole to win. Early in 1994, rescheduled
his wedding day so it wouldn't conflict with Qualifying Tournament. That year's victory
at Federal Express St. Jude Classic made qualifying unnecessary. Later that season won
a Buick for soon-to-be wife Kim with a hole-in-one at Buick Challenge. Despite not playing
golf as a freshman at Alabama and not playing as a sophomore walk-on, went on to
become a two-time all-Southeastern Conference choice. Semifinalist in 1991 U.S. Amateur.
EXEMPT STATUS: T29 at 2006 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1994 Federal Express St. Jude Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1992 — 0 1998 — 27,680 — 234 2003 — 483,923 — 127
1994 — 305,769 — 57 1999 — 381,040 — 109 2004 — 230,329 — 184
1995 — 97,712 2000 — 233,720 — 153 2005 — 36,931 — 234
1996 — 167,852 — 125 2001 — 206,022 — 170 2006 — 174,674 — 197
1997 — 45,830 — 207 2002 — 142,556 — 190 2007 — 415,792 — 159
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: 4—Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–2006 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—25; in money—10; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—336; in money—140; Top-10 finishes—13
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,949,828
Career High Official World Rank: After 1995 Ideon Classic at Pleasant Valley/177
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PURDY, Ted (PER-dee)
FULL NAME: Theodore Townsend Purdy BIRTHDATE: August 15,
1973 BIRTHPLACE: Phoenix, AZ RESIDENCE: Phoenix, AZ; plays
out of Moon Valley CC HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 175 FAMILY: Wife,
Arlene Rebecca; Samuel (6/19/03), Andie Joanne (12/22/05) EDU-
CATION: University of Arizona (1996, Finance) SPECIAL INTER-
ESTS: Stock market, skiing TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1996
OTHER INFORMATION: Finished 127th on the PGA TOUR money
list in 2007, his first year out of the top 125 since 2003. In fifth start
of 2007 season, recovered from a 1-over-par opening 73 at Poppy Hills GC to finish T9 at the
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, his only top-10 of the season. Posted rounds of 68-67
on the weekend. Had another consistent year on TOUR in 2006, earning more than $1 million
on the strength of three top-10s. Posted first top-10, a T5 at the 2006 Bay Hill
Invitational presented by MasterCard. Thanks to a final-round 67, tied for low round of the
day, finished T4 at the 2006 84 LUMBER Classic. Closed with 4-under 68 to jump inside the
top-10 to finish T5 at the 2006 Southern Farm Bureau Classic. Collected his first TOUR title
in 2005 at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship in his 82nd career TOUR start. Trailed by
two entering the final round, but closed with a 5-under 65 and won by one shot over 54hole
leader Sean O'Hair. Recorded his first top-10 finish in a major championship with his
T10 finish at the 2005 PGA Championship at Baltusrol Golf Club. Made his first appearance
at the season-ending 2005 TOUR Championship, finished T17. Believing he had missed the
2005 MCI Heritage cut, flew to Atlanta on the way home to Phoenix. Learned in Atlanta airport
that he had made the cut, then rented a car and drove back to Hilton Head, SC. Clubs
were on flight home, so he borrowed Mark Hensby's clubs, purchased a shirt at a local drugstore
and finished T59. Had breakthrough season in 2004 just his second season as a fulltime
member. Played in 34 tournaments, making 22 cuts and posting a career-best four top-
10s, including two runner-up finishes. Lost in a five-hole playoff to Stewart Cink at the 2004
MCI Heritage. Earned his second runner-up finish of the season at the 2004 B.C. Open, one
behind winner Jonathan Byrd after missing a 3-foot birdie putt on final hole. First-round
leader at the 2004 Valero Texas Open, with a course-record-tying, 9-under-par 61.
Eventually finished T5. Posted 11 top-25s in 25 starts to finish 15th on Nationwide Tour
money list in 2003 to earn his PGA TOUR card for the second time. Notched initial career
win at the 2003 First Tee Arkansas Classic by nipping defeating Chris Tidland on third hole
of playoff. In 1999, made the cut in eight of 27 events during his rookie season on the PGA
TOUR. Earned his 1999 TOUR card by virtue of a T14 finish at the 1998 Qualifying
Tournament. 1997 Indian Masters champion. Named Rookie of the Year in 1997 on the
Asian PGA Tour. Winner of the Arizona State Amateur. Two-time All-American at the
University of Arizona. Roomed with TOUR player Jason Gore during freshman season at
Arizona. Winner of the 1996 Ping Arizona Intercollegiate by six strokes over Stanford's Tiger
Woods. Says his mother and grandfather started him in the game of golf while he was still
in diapers. Lists Jimmy Buffett as his hero. Coached for more than 25 years by Pam
Barnett, one of the few female instructors on TOUR. Web site for his foundation is
TedPurdyFoundation.org. Personal site is Purds.com.
EXEMPT STATUS: 127th on 2007 money list
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2005 EDS Byron Nelson Championship.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2003 First Tee Arkansas Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1998 — 0 2003 — 0 2006 —1,216,428 — 76
1999 — 46,660 — 230 2004 —1,636,876 — 36 2007 — 758,734 — 127
2000 — 72,000 2005 —2,198,368 — 24
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T9—AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 61–2004 Valero Texas Open/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—33; in money—19; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—166; in money—95; Top-10 finishes—11
CAREER EARNINGS: $5,929,067
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 Through Week Ending: 01/02/2006/64
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REAVIE, Chez
FULL NAME: William Chesney Reavie BIRTHDATE: November 12,
1981 BIRTHPLACE: Wichita, KS RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ;
plays out of Whisper Rock GC HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 160 FAMILY:
Single EDUCATION: Arizona State University SPECIAL INTER-
ESTS: Cars TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2004 OTHER INFORMA-
TION: PGA TOUR rookie in 2008. Made the cut in 15 of 27 starts on
the 2007 Nationwide Tour, including 10 top-25s and four top-10s.
Finished the season No. 18 on the money list, with $224,532.
Followed a T9 finish at the Livermore Valley Wine Country Championship with a thencareer-best
T3 showing at the inaugural South Georgia Classic. Third top-10 finish of the
year came at the BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs (T10). Posted rounds of 68-70-65-68 to
finish at 17-under 271 at the Knoxville Open, topping Kyle McCarthy by three strokes for his
first career Nationwide Tour win. Collected $85,500 with the win to move to No. 5 on the
money list. Wouldn't fall outside of the top 20 the rest of the way despite failing to crack
the top 10 again. Made the cut in 17 of 22 starts during his rookie season on the 2006
Nationwide Tour, with a T6 at the Peek'n Peak Classic his only top-10 finish. Finished the
season No. 63 on the money list, with $93,713, just missing out as the top 62 players
advanced to the season-ending Nationwide Tour Championship. Made the cut in his first 15
starts to extend his career total to 18-for-18 before missing his first cut at the Utah
EnergySolutions Championship. Had three career starts on Tour prior to 2006, with a T9 at
the Gila River Golf Classic his best showing. Has had six career starts on the PGA TOUR,
with a career-best T62 coming at the 2004 U.S. Open. Has also played on the Gateway Tour.
Earned All-American honors three times for Arizona State University. Winner of the 2001
U.S. Public Links Championship, which earned an invitation to the 2002 Masters (missed
cut). Other amateur titles on his resume include victories at the Mesa City Amateur, Las
Vegas Legacy Junior Championship and the World Junior Golf Cup U.S. Finals. Chez is short
for Chesney, his middle name.
EXEMPT STATUS: 18th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T62--2004 U.S. Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2007 Knoxville Open Presented by Food City.
MONEY & POSITION:
2002 — 0 2005 — 0
2004 — 7,840 2006 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–2004 Michelin Championship at Las Vegas/2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—6; in money—2; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $7,840
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Travelers Championship/211
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RIDINGS, Tag
FULL NAME: Taggart Twain Ridings BIRTHDATE: September 7,
1974 BIRTHPLACE: Oklahoma City, OK RESIDENCE: Roanoke, TX
HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 185 FAMILY: Wife, Brenda; Carter EDU-
CATION: University of Arkansas (1997, Marketing) SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Xbox, fishing, down-home cooking, enlightening
books, entertaining movies TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1997
JOINED TOUR: 2003 OTHER INFORMATION: Had conditional
status on the 2007 PGA TOUR after finishing No. 149 on the 2006
money list. Earned his card for 2008 with a T6 finish at the TOUR Qualifying Tournament.
Made the cut in half of his 18 TOUR starts in 2007 with a T3 finish at the season-ending
Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart his only top-25 showing. Also
made the cut in seven of 11 starts on the Nationwide Tour with three top-10s, including a
T6 at the Chitimacha Louisiana Open, a T5 at the LaSalle Bank Open and a T3 at the
Chattanooga Classic, where he posted a 10-under 62 in the opening round. Second on the
Nationwide Tour in Driving Distance in 2007 (312.0-yard average). Slipped outside the top
125 in fourth season on TOUR in 2006, with one top-10 in 33 starts. In seventh start of season,
picked up his first top-10, a T5 at the Ford Championship at Doral. Made final five cuts
of the season, but gained virtually no ground on the money list. Totaled five top-10s in 2005
and won $891,812, including a second consecutive late-season rally to secure his card. First
top-10 of the season came in his 10th start, a T6 at the weather-shortened, 54-hole
BellSouth Classic. Best finish of the year was a T3 at the Chrysler Championship, thanks to
a closing 5-under 67 which helped him jump from No. 126 to No. 101 on the money list and
secure his card for 2006. Added a T5 finish at the Southern Farm Bureau Classic the next
week for his first back-to-back top-10 finishes. Playing on a Major Medical Extension in
2004, finished No. 125 on the money list to retain full playing privileges for the 2005 campaign.
Earned his first top-10 on TOUR in 22 career events, a T2 at the Michelin
Championship at Las Vegas, thanks to a career-best, final-round 11-under 61. Began the
final round tied for 54th, eight strokes behind third-round leader Tom Lehman and finished
in a three-way T2, one shot back of winner Andre Stolz. The $298,666 payday allowed him
to jump from No. 191 on the money list to No. 136 with three tournaments remaining in the
season. Entered the season’s final full-field event, the Chrysler Championship, No. 137 on
the money list. Finished T11, aided by a final-round, 7-under-par 64, to earn $120,000 to
slide into No. 125 position by $21,824. Rookie season in 2003 was cut to six events due to
a herniated disk in his back and a shoulder injury. Withdrew after a first-round 75 at The
Honda Classic and did not play the remainder of the season. Received Major Medical
Extension for 2004. Best finish in six events was T27 in initial start at the Sony Open in
Hawaii. Finished No. 14 on the 2002 Nationwide Tour money list with $187,494 to earn
TOUR card for 2003. Notched first career victory at the Permian Basin Open, where he holed
out from 138 yards with a pitching wedge for an eagle on the first playoff hole to defeat
Mark Hensby. Earned All-America and Scholastic All-America honors in 1997 at Arkansas.
Named to the All-SEC second team from 1995-97. Father is a club professional at South
Lakes GC in Jenks, OK. Cites Gary Player as his hero.
EXEMPT STATUS: T6 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T2—2004 Michelin Championship at Las Vegas.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2002 Permian Basin Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
2000 — 0 2004 — 623,262 — 125 2006 — 498,242 — 149
2003 — 31,275 — 234 2005 — 891,812 — 91 2007 — 351,590 — 168
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T3—Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by
Wal-Mart.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 61–2004 Michelin Championship at Las Vegas/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—18; in money—9; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—107; in money—54; Top-10 finishes—8
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,396,181
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 The Honda Classic/120
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RIEGGER, John
FULL NAME: John Stewart Riegger BIRTHDATE: June 13, 1963
BIRTHPLACE: Metropolis, IL RESIDENCE: Las Vegas, NV
HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 190 FAMILY: Wife, Jennie; Kalie (7/3/88),
Tara (12/29/90), Jaxon (8/15/01), Lola (8/19/06) EDUCATION:
Lamar University (1985, Education) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting,
fishing TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1985 JOINED TOUR: 1987 Q
SCHOOL: 1991, 1997, 2001, 2003 OTHER INFORMATION:
Returns to the PGA TOUR after one season on the Nationwide Tour.
Made the cut in 17 of 22 starts on the 2007 Nationwide Tour, with seven top-25s. Finished
the year No. 19 on the money list, with $221,183. Best finish was a win at the LaSalle Bank
Open, by one stroke over B.J. Staten. His first Nationwide Tour title was worth $135,000
and helped him move to No. 6 on the money list. Wouldn't fall outside of the top 20 the rest
of the year. Played on a Major Medical Extension on the PGA TOUR in 2006, making the cut
in five of 20 starts and finishing No. 186 on the money list, with $230,765. Posted first top-
10 since the 2004 Sony Open in Hawaii, firing four rounds in the 60s to finish T5 at the John
Deere Classic. Sunday's 7-under-par 64 was low final round. Limited to four events on
TOUR in 2005 as his comeback continued from shoulder and rib injuries originally suffered
in 2003. Seven made cuts in first eight starts on the 2004 TOUR, including a career-best
seventh in first start of season at the Sony Open in Hawaii, posting four rounds in the 60s.
Suffered through 2003 TOUR season that included a torn rib cage muscle and a shoulder
injury. Finished with 12 made cuts in 17 starts, with three top-25s at the Shell Houston
Open (T13), HP Classic of New Orleans (T16) and FBR Capital Open (T22). Granted Major
Medical Extension for 2004. Finished 143rd on the 2002 money list with a career-high
$390,675 in earnings. Logged his first career top-10 with a T8 at 2002 Honda Classic. Led
tournament by two strokes after opening with a 9-under 63. Carried a one-stroke lead into
the weekend after a second-round 69. His T8 was worth $101,500, a career payday. Five
top-25s led to 140th position on 2001 TOUR money list and partial status for 2002. Eight
top-10s on the 2000 Nationwide Tour and a 10th-place position on the money list earned
PGA TOUR card for 2001. Full-time on 1999 Nationwide Tour with 22 starts, with a runnerup
finish at the Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic. Best finish in 17 Nationwide Tour starts in
1994 was T3 at the Dominion Open. After earning 1992 PGA TOUR card via Q-School, rookie’s
only top-25 was T21 at GTE Byron Nelson Golf Classic. Played 12 events on the 1991
Nationwide Tour with one top-10. Grew up in Southern Illinois, across the Ohio River from
PGA TOUR players Russ Cochran and Kenny Perry, who live in Paducah, KY. Five-time U.S.
Open 9-ball champion Earl Strickland caddied for Riegger at the 2000 Wichita Open. Says
he plays golf because it gives him time to duck hunt.
EXEMPT STATUS: 19th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T5—2006 John Deere Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2007 LaSalle Bank Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1987 — 8,743 — 210 1995 — 0 2004 — 423,263 — 153
1988 — 0 1998 — 150,874 — 162 2005 — 23,328 — 244
1990 — 0 2001 — 342,221 — 140 2006 — 230,765 — 186
1992 — 33,980 — 192 2002 — 390,675 — 143
1993 — 22,275 — 211 2003 — 318,102 — 154
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–2 times, most recent 2004 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic/2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—198; in money—95; Top-10 finishes—3
CAREER EARNINGS: $1,944,228
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 Masters Tournament/170
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2007)
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RILEY, Chris
FULL NAME: Chris J. Riley BIRTHDATE: December 8, 1973
BIRTHPLACE: San Diego, CA RESIDENCE: Las Vegas, NV
HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 160 FAMILY: Wife, Michelle Louviere;
Taylor Lynn (9/2/04), Rose Rene (6/7/06) EDUCATION: University of
Nevada-Las Vegas (1996, Communications) SPECIAL INTERESTS:
San Diego Chargers TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1996 Q SCHOOL:
1998 OTHER INFORMATION: Played in 17 events on the PGA TOUR
in 2007 and recorded five top-25s, with a T11 at the Valero Texas
Open being his best. Third consecutive season out of the top 125 on TOUR. Failed to secure
his TOUR card at the Qualifying Tournament and will play off of Past Champion status in
2008. Competed in four Nationwide Tour events and won in a playoff over amateur Jamie
Lovemark at the Rochester Area Charities Showdown at Somersby. Marked his first victory
in 28 career starts on the Nationwide Tour. Finished 65th on the Nationwide Tour money list.
In 2006, posted one top-10 in 27 starts in final year of two-year United States Ryder Cup
team exemption. Shared the first-round lead at the PGA Championship with a 6-under 66.
Finished T41. T51 after opening round of the Valero Texas Open, but rallied to finish T5, his
first top-10 finish on TOUR since a T4 at the 2004 PGA. Finished out of the top 125 on the
2005 TOUR money list and posted no top-10s for the first time in his seven years on TOUR.
Finished T2 at the 2004 Buick Invitational after being involved in three-man playoff with
John Daly and Luke Donald, his third runner-up finish in last seven months (2001 Greater
Hartford Open, John Deere Classic). He and Donald were eliminated on first extra hole after
Daly made birdie and Riley lipped out a putt from five feet. Picked up second top-10 in 12
career major appearances, with a T4 at the PGA Championship; the other was a third at the
2002 PGA. A three-putt bogey on the 72nd hole left him one stroke out of the three-man
playoff between winner Vijay Singh, Chris DiMarco and Justin Leonard. Finish enabled him
to jump from 18th to 10th on the final Ryder Cup team points list and qualify for his first
Ryder Cup squad. Collected a career-high six top-10s in 2003, including three top-3s -- T3 at
the MCI Heritage, solo second at the Greater Hartford Open and T2 at the John Deere
Classic. Earned first TOUR victory in his 109th career start at 2002 Reno-Tahoe Open after
defeating Jonathan Kaye in a one-hole playoff. Tied for the lead with Kaye and Steve Flesch
after 54 holes, came from two strokes down on the back nine to tie Kaye in regulation. Used
two-putt par to win on the first hole of the playoff. At 2002 PGA, posted a final-round, 2under-par
70, good for solo third. In 2001, eclipsed the $1-million mark in season earning for
the first time in his career thanks to four top-10s, with a best of second at The INTERNA-
TIONAL. Four top-10s in 2000, including two fourth-place finishes. Earned top-10 in his first
start as a member of the PGA TOUR in 1999, a T7 at Sony Open in Hawaii. Finished 28th at
1998 TOUR Qualifying Tournament to earn status in 1999. Rookie on the Nationwide Tour in
1998. Finished second in only his second start as a Nationwide Tour member, two behind
Eric Johnson at South Florida Classic. Four-time All-America selection at UNLV. Teammate
of Tiger Woods at 1995 Walker Cup at Royal Porthcawl. Brother Kevin was member of
Nationwide Tour in 1998-99. Fred Brown, a retired teacher who coached the golf team at
San Diego's Madison High when Chris was a student there, caddied for Chris in 1999 and
2000. Teammates at UNLV with Chad Campbell and Edward Fryatt. Married LPGA golfer
Michelle Louviere on December 14, 2002 in New Orleans.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2002 Reno-Tahoe Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2007 Rochester Area Charities Showdown at
Somerby presented by Think.
MONEY & POSITION:
1996 — 0 2002 —2,032,979 — 23 2006 — 495,314 — 150
1999 — 367,805 — 112 2003 —2,178,133 — 23 2007 — 403,199 — 161
2000 — 660,707 — 71 2004 —1,292,732 — 56
2001 —1,198,225 — 45 2005 — 268,735 — 184
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T11—Valero Texas Open; T18—Mayakoba Golf
Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun, Fry's Electronics Open; T19—AT&T National; T22—U.S.
Bank Championship in Milwaukee.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–2 times, most recent 2003 Greater Hartford
Open/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—17; in money—12; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—237; in money—154; Top-10 finishes—27
CAREER EARNINGS: $8,897,829
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 World Golf Championships-Accenture
Match Play Championship/22
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ROBERTS, Loren
FULL NAME: Loren Lloyd Roberts BIRTHDATE: June 24, 1955
BIRTHPLACE: San Luis Obispo, CA RESIDENCE: Germantown, TN
HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 215 FAMILY: Wife, Kimberly; Alexandria
(10/14/86), Addison (10/15/91) EDUCATION: Cal Poly-San Luis
Obispo SPECIAL INTERESTS: His home, clubmaking, junior golf, all
sports TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1975 JOINED TOUR: 1981 Q
SCHOOL: Fall 1980, 1982, 1983, 1986, 1987 OTHER INFORMA-
TION: Finished second to Jay Haas on the Champions Tour money
list, with more than $2 million in earnings ($2,170,627), but claimed the prestigious Charles
Schwab Cup title after losing it on the final hole in the final event of 2006 to Haas. Played
in three PGA TOUR events, making the cut in his hometown of Memphis, TN (T63) at the
Stanford St. Jude Championship. Captured the Constellation Energy Senior Players
Championship in October near Baltimore. Six-stroke victory earned an exemption into the
field for the 2008 PLAYERS Championship on the PGA TOUR. Claimed his sixth career
Champions Tour victory at The Boeing Championship at Sandestin in June. Rallied from
three strokes back with a final-round 65, eventually defeating Eduardo Romero by three
shots. Led the Champions Tour in putting (1.712) and led all players in Birdies (4.37). In 2006,
donated his $500,000 annuity for second in the Charles Schwab Cup to charities in his
hometown of Memphis. Opened the 2006 Champions Tour season with three consecutive
victories. His bid for a record-tying fourth straight win fell short when he finished T5 at the
Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am. Picked up his fourth 2006 victory in a playoff over Eduardo
Romero at the Senior British Open at Turnberry. Served as an Assistant Captain to Tom
Lehman for the U.S. Ryder Cup team. Won his first Champions Tour title when he defeated
Dana Quigley in a two-hole playoff at the 2005 JELD-WEN Tradition in his third start. In
2002, picked eighth career PGA TOUR victory at the Valero Texas Open, and finished in the
top 30 on the money list. Most lucrative season on TOUR came in 2000 thanks to a victory
at the Greater Milwaukee Open and nine top-10s. Member of two Presidents Cup teams
(1994, 2000) with a 4-2-1 record and one U.S. Ryder Cup team (1995) with a 3-1-0 record.
Won the 1999 GTE Byron Nelson Classic in a playoff over Steve Pate. Won twice in 1996 at
MCI Classic and Greater Milwaukee Open. Won the Nestle Invitational in 1994 and 1995,
making him the only player to successfully defend a title at Bay Hill Invitational until Tiger
Woods joined him in 2001 and 2002. Tied with Ernie Els after 18-hole playoff at 1994 U.S.
Open, lost on 20th hole. Nicknamed "Boss of the Moss" for his putting ability. Nickname
coined by fellow TOUR member David Ogrin in 1985. Member of Tennessee Hall of Fame
(inducted 1995), Cal Poly Athletic Hall of Fame (1998) and Tennessee Golf Hall of Fame
(2006).
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (8): 1994 Nestle Invitational. 1995 Nestle Invitational. 1996 MCI
Classic, Greater Milwaukee Open. 1997 CVS Charity Classic. 1999 GTE Byron Nelson
Classic. 2000 Greater Milwaukee Open. 2002 Valero Texas Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1981 — 8,935 — 177 1990 — 478,522 — 24 1999 —1,258,745 — 30
1982 — 0 1991 — 281,174 — 58 2000 —1,932,280 — 18
1983 — 7,724 — 189 1992 — 338,673 — 43 2001 — 584,072 — 86
1984 — 67,515 — 88 1993 — 316,506 — 53 2002 —1,919,047 — 28
1985 — 92,761 — 83 1994 —1,015,671 — 6 2003 —1,297,739 — 52
1986 — 53,655 — 133 1995 — 678,335 2004 — 998,677 — 78
1987 — 57,489 — 138 1996 — 725,231 — 27 2005 — 874,330 — 93
1988 — 136,890 — 89 1997 —1,089,140 — 15 2006 — 134,572 — 208
1989 — 275,882 — 46 1998 — 467,285 — 60 2007 — 12,660 — 249
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T63—Stanford St. Jude Championship.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–4 times, most recent 2003 Valero Texas Open/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—3; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—629; in money—449; Top-10 finishes—94
CAREER EARNINGS: $15,103,510
Career High Official World Rank: After 1996 Honda Classic/11
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RUMFORD, Brett
FULL NAME: Brett Rumford BIRTHDATE: March 27, 1977 BIRTH-
PLACE: Perth, Australia RESIDENCE: Perth, Australia HEIGHT: 5-
11 WEIGHT: 152 FAMILY: Single SPECIAL INTERESTS: All
sports TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2000 Q SCHOOL: 2007 OTHER
INFORMATION: Fourth-round 65 in final stage of 2007 PGA TOUR
Qualifying Tournament led to second-place finish, earning his TOUR
card for 2008. Finished T5 at Jacob's Creek Open Championship in
one of two Nationwide Tour starts in 2007. Won 2007 Omega
European Masters on the European Tour with a chip-in on the first playoff hole to defeat
Phillip Archer of England. The win was the third of his career on the European Tour (2004
Irish Open, 2003 St. Omer Open). Finished T2 at 2006 ING New Zealand PGA Championship.
Career-best finish on the PGA TOUR is a T16 at the 2006 British Open. As an amateur, won
the 1999 ANZ Players Championship on the Australasian Tour the week after Aaron
Baddeley did exactly the same in the Australian Open, the first time two amateurs had won
successive professional events. Played the final round of the 2007 BMW PGA
Championship on the European Tour in 113 minutes and shot a 77.
EXEMPT STATUS: Second at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T16—2006 British Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
2001 — 0 2005 — 0
2004 — 0 2006 — 83,655
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 68–2006 British Open/1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—4; in money—2; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $83,655
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament/128
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SCHERRER, Tom
FULL NAME: Thomas Cregg Scherrer BIRTHDATE: July 20, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: Skaneateles, NY RESIDENCE: Raleigh, NC
HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 210 FAMILY: Wife, Jennifer; three sons
EDUCATION: University of North Carolina (1992, Geography) SPE-
CIAL INTERESTS: Family, reading TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
1992 OTHER INFORMATION: Member of the PGA TOUR in 1996,
from 1999-2006 and in 2008 and the Nationwide Tour from 1994-95,
1997-98 and 2004-06. Spent majority of time on Nationwide Tour
since 2004. Made the cut in 15 of 26 starts on the 2007 Nationwide Tour, with eight top-
25s. Best stretch of the season came with eight straight made cuts beginning with the
LaSalle Bank Open. Closed with a 67 at the inaugural Nationwide Children's Hospital
Invitational to finish at 2-under 282, four shots behind Daniel Summerhays. Came back the
next week with rounds of 66-63-66-67 - including a season-low 54-hole total of 21-under
195 - to finish the Price Cutter Charity Championship at 26-under 262, four strokes better
than Franklin Langham. Had a hole-in-one on No. 13 during the second round in Springfield,
making him the first player since Chris Nallen (2004 Gila River Golf Classic) to make an ace
and go on to victory that same week. Collected $100,080 with the win to move to No. 14
on the money list. Posted three top-20 finishes the rest of the season, but failed to make
the cut in six tournaments and fell to No. 27 on the money list heading into the season-ending
Nationwide Tour Championship at Barona Creek. Finished T3, just two shots behind
champion Richard Johnson, and moved into the top 25 on the money list. Made 15 of 24
cuts on that Tour in 2006 with one top-10, a T6 at the Mark Christopher Charity Classic.
Finished 70th on the 2006 Nationwide Tour money list. Did not make a cut in four PGA TOUR
starts in 2006. Missed earning TOUR card via the Nationwide Tour money list for a third
time by one place in 2005. Finished 22nd thanks in part to a second at the Henrico County
Open and a T3 at The Cleveland Open. Made Masters debut in 2001 (finished 25th) after
forfeiting invitation in 1993 as runner-up to Justin Leonard in 1992 U.S. Amateur. Turned
professional before 1993's first major. Earned his first PGA TOUR title in his 84th career
start at the 2000 Kemper Insurance Open, where he defeated five players by two strokes.
Only player to shoot sub-70 rounds each day. Recorded a career-high four top-10s in 2000.
Finished in the top 100 on money list in 1999 (92nd) and 2000 (35th) for only two times in
career. As a member of 1998 Nationwide Tour, captured the Upstate Classic and finished
14th on money list to earn TOUR card for 1999. Rookie on the PGA TOUR in 1996. Finished
sixth on 1995 Nationwide Tour money list. Set Nationwide Tour record in 1995 by appearing
in playoffs in three consecutive weeks. Won one of those playoffs at the Knoxville
Open. Runner-up to Justin Leonard at 1992 U.S. Amateur. Member of 1991 Walker Cup
team. Winner of 1990 North and South Amateur. Captain of hockey team that won state
high school championship in New York. Born in Syracuse, but hails from Skaneateles, NY.
EXEMPT STATUS: 20th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2000 Kemper Insurance Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3): 1995 Knoxville Open. 1998 Upstate Classic. 2007
Price Cutter Charity Championship Presented by Dr. Pepper.
MONEY & POSITION:
1992 — 0 2000 —1,263,585 — 35 2004 — 0
1996 — 136,323 — 141 2001 — 212,091 — 167 2005 — 27,333 — 240
1997 — 6,372 — 292 2002 — 356,657 — 150 2006 — 0
1999 — 427,849 — 92 2003 — 122,431 — 198 2007 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–1999 Canon Greater Hartford Open/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—0; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—186; in money—86; Top-10 finishes—8
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,552,640
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill/75
Nationwide Tour Graduate (1995, 1998)
SHEEHAN, Patrick (SHEE-han)
FULL NAME: Patrick James Sheehan BIRTHDATE: August 9, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Providence, RI RESIDENCE: Orlando, FL; plays out
of Tuskawilla CC HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 190 FAMILY: Wife:
Pamela; Emily (9/26/98), Kelly (12/30/01) EDUCATION: University of
Hartford (1992, Secondary Education) SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Family, music, movies TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1992 JOINED
TOUR: 2003 OTHER INFORMATION: Made the cut in 23 of 30
starts during the 2007 Nationwide Tour season, including a careerhigh
14 top-25 finishes. Concluded the year No. 9 on the money list, with $281,523. Posted
the second runner-up showing of his career at the season-opening Movistar Panama
Championship. Compiled top-10 finishes in back-to-back starts at the Fort Smith Classic (T8)
and the BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs (T7). Posted T5 finishes at the Showdown at
Somerby and the Nationwide Children's Hospital Invitational, with the latter including a
course-record-tying 5-under 66. Posted another top-10 finish at the Northeast Pennsylvania
Classic, where he once again finished runner-up, this time by one stroke to Justin Bolli.
Despite coming up short, the $44,000 payday moved him to No. 7 on the money list, virtually
guaranteeing a return trip to the PGA TOUR in 2008. Had a hole-in-one on the second
hole in Pennsylvania on his way to a 69. Recorded back-to-back top-10s at the Chattanooga
Classic (T3) and the Miccosukee Championship (T6). Fourth full year on TOUR saw him make
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the cut in half of his 34 2006 PGA TOUR starts. His only top-10 was a T7 at the John Deere
Classic. Made the cut in 23 of 35 starts in 2005 with a T5 at the Bay Hill Invitational his best
finish. Had a career year in just his second season as a full-time TOUR member. Made more
than $1 million and had three top-10s, including a runner-up finish in 2004. Notched his first
top-10 of his career in his 46th TOUR start with a T3 at the MCI Heritage. Next top-10 came
three months later, with a T4 at the U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee. Shared firstround
lead with seven others, tying a TOUR record for players sharing the lead through 18
holes (2000 Honda Classic). Shared third-round lead with Carlos Franco and fellow Rhode
Islander Brett Quigley prior to finishing three strokes behind Franco. Recorded career-best
runner-up finish to Bart Bryant at the Valero Texas Open, with four rounds in the 60s.
Finished three strokes behind Bryant. A 2002 graduate of the Nationwide Tour, rookie kept
his TOUR card in 2003, finishing 104th with $618,019 on the strength of seven top-25s.
Earned his first PGA TOUR card by finishing 12th ($201,231) on the 2002 Nationwide Tour
money list. Went wire-to-wire to win the Price Cutter Charity Championship for his first
career victory. 1998 Golden Bear Tour Player of the Year. Played in 13 Nationwide Tour
events in 1997, making the cut in four. Best showing came at the Cleveland Open where he
finished second, one stroke behind winner Mike Small. Played junior hockey growing up in
Rhode Island. Father got him started in golf. College teammate of TOUR members Tim
Petrovic and Jerry Kelly at University of Hartford.
EXEMPT STATUS: 9th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 2—2004 Valero Texas Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2002 Price Cutter Charity Championship.
MONEY & POSITION:
2002 — 0 2004 —1,234,344 — 63 2006 — 386,797 — 165
2003 — 618,019 — 104 2005 — 675,038 — 118
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2005 Bank of America Colonial/1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—135; in money—83; Top-10 finishes—5
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,914,198
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 MCI Heritage/130
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2002, 2007)
SIM, Michael
FULL NAME: Michael Sim BIRTHDATE: October 23, 1984 BIRTH-
PLACE: Aberdeen, Scotland RESIDENCE: Perth, Australia HEIGHT:
5-9 WEIGHT: 150 FAMILY: Single SPECIAL INTERESTS: Body
boarding TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2005 OTHER INFORMA-
TION: Diagnosed with stress fracture in spine in November 2006 that
postponed rookie’s 2007 PGA TOUR season until April at the Zurich
Classic of New Orleans. With late start, limited to 17 starts. Granted
Major Medical Extension and has five events in 2008 to earn
$385,280 (combined with 2007 earnings of $399,900, would equal 2007's No. 125 earnings
of $785,180) and receive Major Medical Extension status for the remainder of the 2008
campaign. After earning card via the Nationwide Tour, posted one top-10 in 17 starts in
2007, a T9 at the Ginn sur Mer Classic, and three additional top-25s. Posted three top-10
finishes in his rookie season on the Nationwide Tour in 2006, including his first career victory.
In his first career Tour start, lost in a playoff to Paul Sheehan at the Jacob's Creek Open
after holding a one-shot lead entering the final round. Sheehan won on the second extra
hole with a bogey. Still collected $76,043 to obtain Special Temporary Membership on Tour.
Became the fifth Aussie of the season to step into the winner's circle with his win at the
PalmettoPride Classic. Finished regulation tied with Ken Duke at 12-under-par 276, and then
on Monday morning holed a 6-foot birdie putt on the first extra hole to collect the $90,000
first-place prize. The Monday finish was just the fourth in Tour history and the first required
to complete regulation play. Missed the cut in his first two career starts on TOUR, at the
2006 EDS Byron Nelson Championship and the 2005 Bay Hill Invitational presented by
MasterCard, after receiving a Sponsor Exemption to play. Was the world's No. 1-ranked
amateur in 2005 after posting victories at the New Zealand Amateur Stroke-Play
Championship, West Australia Amateur Matchplay Championship, Sunnehanna Amateur
and the Monroe Invitational. Winner of the 2002 Western Australian Amateur and Victorian
Junior Masters. Winner of the 2001 Greg Norman Junior Masters. Member of the prestigious
Australian National team. Finished as the low amateur at the 2003 Johnnie Walker
Classic.
EXEMPT STATUS: Major Medical Extension
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T9—2007 Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2006 PalmettoPride Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
2006 — 0 2007 — 399,900 — 162
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T9—Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 65–2007 Travelers Championship/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—17; in money—9; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—19; in money—9; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER EARNINGS: $399,900
Career High Official World Rank: After 2006 Chrysler Championship/265
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SINDELAR, Joey (SIN-dih-lahr)
FULL NAME: Joseph Paul Sindelar BIRTHDATE: March 30, 1958
BIRTHPLACE: Fort Knox, KY RESIDENCE: Horseheads, NY
HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 220 FAMILY: Wife, Suzanne Lee; Jamison
Prescott (2/2/90), Ryan Joseph (5/13/93) EDUCATION: Ohio State
University SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, electronics TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1981 Q SCHOOL: Fall 1983 OTHER INFORMA-
TION: Competed in 25 events on the PGA TOUR in 2007 and made 13
cuts, with his best finish coming at the Wyndham Championship, a
T13. Will turn 50 on March 30, 2008 and is expected to play a full schedule on the
Champions Tour. Spent much of 2007 saying good-bye to tournament directors and staff at
PGA TOUR events that he had met throughout his 24-year TOUR career. Made 15 cuts in 29
starts in 2006 and recorded four top-10s. Enjoyed rebirth of career in 2004 with his seventh
TOUR title at the Wachovia Championship in a two-hole playoff over Arron Oberholser, a
span of 370 events since his last TOUR win at the 1990 Hardee's Golf Classic. Collected the
winner's check of $1,008,000 to surpass the $1-million mark in a single season for the first
time in his 21-year career. In 2003, finished in the top 125 for the 17th time in 20th season
on TOUR. Posted a T2 for the second consecutive season in 2002 after having posted just
one second-place finish or better from 1991-2000. This one came at The Honda Classic,
where he finished in a tie with Brad Faxon, two strokes behind Matt Kuchar. Recorded a T10
in the PGA Championship at Winged Foot in 1997. It was his best performance in a major
since T6 finish at 1992 U.S. Open. Inducted into Ohio State University Athletic Hall of Fame
in 1992. Won Hardee's Golf Classic in 1990, where he defeated Willie Wood in playoff. In
1998, had a career year when he posted 10 top-10 finishes, including two victories (Honda
Classic and The INTERNATIONAL), two seconds and one third. Finished third on money list.
In 1987, defeated Jeff Sluman by four strokes for second B.C. Open title at En-Joie GC.
Winner MCI Long Distance Driving competition in 1986. Came from four strokes back to
gain first TOUR title, at 1985 Greater Greensboro Open, by one over Isao Aoki and Craig
Stadler. Won first of two B.C. Opens, by one stroke over Mike Reid. Winner 1972 New York
State Junior, 1980 New York State Amateur, 1981 New York State Open. Three-time All-
American at Ohio State and member of 1979 NCAA Championship team. Winner of 10 collegiate
titles, including 1981 Big Ten Championship by 12 strokes. Named 1981 Ohio State
Athlete of the Year. Childhood friend of fellow PGA TOUR member Mike Hulbert. 1992
inductee into Ohio State University Athletic Hall of Fame.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (7): 1985 Greater Greensboro Open, B.C. Open. 1987 B.C. Open.
1988 Honda Classic, The International. 1990 Hardee's Golf Classic. 2004 Wachovia
Championship.
MONEY & POSITION:
1982 — 0 1991 — 168,352 — 94 2000 — 388,341 — 126
1983 — 4,696 — 203 1992 — 395,354 — 35 2001 — 654,864 — 81
1984 — 116,528 — 59 1993 — 391,649 — 38 2002 — 790,750 — 87
1985 — 282,762 — 12 1994 — 114,563 — 145 2003 — 691,328 — 92
1986 — 341,231 — 14 1995 — 202,896 2004 —1,536,881 — 41
1987 — 235,033 — 40 1996 — 275,531 — 77 2005 —1,060,238 — 70
1988 — 813,732 — 3 1997 — 200,069 — 114 2006 — 802,507 — 105
1989 — 196,092 — 72 1998 — 466,797 — 61 2007 — 310,717 — 174
1990 — 307,207 — 46 1999 — 413,993 — 97
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T13—Wyndham Championship; T22—Wachovia
Championship.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–4 times, most recent 2005 Buick Championship/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—25; in money—13; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—694; in money—454; Top-10 finishes—83
CAREER EARNINGS: $11,162,112
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 Buick Classic/71
SMITH, Chris
FULL NAME: Christopher McClain Smith BIRTHDATE: April 15,
1969 BIRTHPLACE: Indianapolis, IN RESIDENCE: Peru, IN; plays
out of Rock Hollow GC HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 190 FAMILY: Wife,
Beth; Abigail (2/28/93), Cameron McClain (3/24/97) EDUCATION:
Ohio State University (1991, Economics) SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Rodeo, whistling show tunes, bowling, Internet checkers TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1991 JOINED TOUR: 1996 Q SCHOOL: 1998
OTHER INFORMATION: Competed in eight PGA TOUR and 22
Nationwide Tour events in 2007, with two top-10s on the Nationwide Tour. Failed to regain
his PGA TOUR card at the fall Qualifying Tournament and will play in 2008 on Past Champion
status for the second consecutive season. Finished outside the top 150 (No. 195) on the
2006 PGA TOUR money list for the second straight season. Made cut in 12 of 21 starts with
one top-25, a T24 at the B.C. Open presented by Turning Stone Resort. Made cut in two of
five Nationwide Tour events in 2005 with his only top-10 of the season, a T4 at the
Chitimacha Louisiana Open. Posted just one top-10 for the third straight season, a T5 at the
2005 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee. His consistent play late in the 2004 season
secured a spot in the top 125, after falling out in 2003. Captured first TOUR victory at the
2002 Buick Classic in his 148th TOUR start. Had sole possession of 54-hole lead. Sewed up
first-place check of $630,000 with a one-stroke victory over David Gossett, Pat Perez and
Loren Roberts. Fired career-low 63 during third round of the Buick Challenge. In 2000, established
a Nationwide Tour record with five runner-up finishes. Sixth-place finish on money
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in August which sidelined him for seven weeks. In 1999, had a 427-yard drive in the final
round of The Honda Classic, which at the time was the longest recorded drive at a TOUR
event (surpassed by Davis Love III's 476-yarder in 2004). Earned three of his five Nationwide
Tour victories in 1997, making him the first player to take advantage of a three-win promotion
to the TOUR. Won the Upstate Classic, Dakota Dunes Open and the Omaha Classic.
Named Player of the Year. Finished seventh on 1995 Nationwide Tour money list to graduate
to PGA TOUR for first time. Two-time winner, at the Gateway Classic and the Dakota
Dunes Open, in a three-week period. All-American at Ohio State in 1991 and Big Ten medalist.
1990 Indiana State Amateur Champion and Player of the Year.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2002 Buick Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (5): 1995 Gateway Classic, Dakota Dunes Open. 1997
Upstate Classic, Dakota Dunes Open, Omaha Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1991 — 0 1998 — 184,933 — 144 2004 — 692,785 — 115
1993 — 24,000 — 207 1999 — 116,794 — 184 2005 — 454,375 — 154
1994 — 3,075 — 294 2001 — 932,810 — 58 2006 — 183,411 — 195
1996 — 41,112 — 206 2002 —1,361,094 — 43 2007 — 50,381 — 228
1997 — 120,768 — 151 2003 — 479,523 — 131
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T37—U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–3 times, most recent 2006 U.S. Bank
Championship in Milwaukee/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—8; in money—4; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—284; in money—152; Top-10 finishes—17
CAREER EARNINGS: $4,645,060
Career High Official World Rank: After 2002 Canon Greater Hartford Open/56
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SOWARDS, Bob
FULL NAME: Robert Keith Sowards BIRTHDATE: June 9, 1968
BIRTHPLACE: Portsmouth, OH RESIDENCE: Dublin, OH HEIGHT:
6-1 WEIGHT: 235 FAMILY: Wife, Lynn; Jordan Leigh (11/22/02)
EDUCATION: Glenville State College (1990, Business Management)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Reading TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1990
OTHER INFORMATION: Rookie on the PGA TOUR in 2008 after a
T23 at the 2007 Qualifying Tournament. Teaching pro at New Albany
(OH) CC earned his card thanks to a final-round 68, which helped him
move up from a T42 position entering the last round. Has made only two cuts in 11 TOUR
starts over the years with a T65 at the 2005 FUNAI Classic at the Walt Disney World Resort.
Played in seven TOUR events in 2005. Has played in the PGA Championship four times,
most recently in 2004, as an assistant pro at Wedgewood Golf & CC in Powell, OH. PGA
Club Professional Player of the Year from 2003-2005. Won the 2004 PGA Club
Championship at Longaberger Golf Club in Nashport, OH, 40 miles east of his home in
Columbus. Also had a T3 at the 2003 tournament. Member of the Nationwide Tour in 1998,
when he made the cut in half of his 28 starts with four top-25 finishes. Best showing came
at the season-opening Lakeland Classic where he tied for 12th. Previous Qualifying
Tournament finals experience was a T82 in 2003 and T93 in 1997. NAIA All-American at
Glenville State in West Virginia.
EXEMPT STATUS: T23 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T65—2005 FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World
Resort.
MONEY & POSITION:
1997 — 0 2003 — 0 2005 — 19,162
2001 — 0 2004 — 0
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 68–2005 FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World
Resort/2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—11; in money—2; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $19,162
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SPRINGER, Mike
FULL NAME: Michael Paul Springer BIRTHDATE: November 3,
1965 BIRTHPLACE: San Francisco, CA RESIDENCE: Fresno, CA
HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 210 FAMILY: Wife, Crystol; Haylee Danielle
(5/26/93), Cody Michael (8/24/95), Mackenzie Brielle (5/11/01) EDU-
CATION: University of Arizona SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting, skiing
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1988 Q SCHOOL: 1999 OTHER
INFORMATION: Competed in five Nationwide Tour events in 2007
and missed the cut in all five. Two-time PGA TOUR champion split
time between the TOUR and Nationwide Tour for the sixth consecutive season in 2006. Did
not make a cut (six starts) for the first time since he joined the TOUR in 1991. Made one of
eight cuts on the Nationwide Tour. Wire-to-wire winner of the 1994 KMart Greater
Greensboro Open. Opened with an 8-under-par 64, held a four-stroke lead after the second
and third rounds and won by three over Brad Bryant and Ed Humenik. Second victory came
later that year at the Greater Milwaukee Open, when he overcame a three-stroke deficit on
the final day with a 5-under 67 to edge Loren Roberts by one shot. Finished 13th on the
money list with $770,717. Has 22 career top-10s. Four-time winner on the Nationwide Tour.
Won the first event contested on the Nationwide Tour (then titled Ben Hogan Tour), the
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1990 Bakersfield Open.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2): 1994 KMart Greater Greensboro Open, Greater Milwaukee
Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (4): 1990 Bakersfield Open, Reno Open, El Paso Open.
1992 Fresno Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1988 — 0 1996 — 164,666 — 128 2002 — 59,193 — 213
1991 — 178,587 — 91 1997 — 191,422 — 119 2003 — 53,453 — 229
1992 — 144,316 — 104 1998 — 230,795 — 124 2004 — 44,616 — 232
1993 — 214,729 — 79 1999 — 165,675 — 168 2005 — 59,269 — 226
1994 — 770,717 — 13 2000 — 182,726 — 168 2006 — 0
1995 — 55,146 2001 — 81,141 — 202
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–3 times, most recent 1999 Canon Greater
Hartford Open/1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—342; in money—156; Top-10 finishes—22
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,596,451
Career High Official World Rank: After 1994 Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic/73
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STADLER Craig
FULL NAME: Craig Robert Stadler BIRTHDATE: June 2, 1953
BIRTHPLACE: San Diego, CA RESIDENCE: Evergreen, CO
HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 250 FAMILY: Kevin (2/5/80), Chris
(11/23/82) EDUCATION: University of Southern California (1975)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting, fishing, outdoors TURNED PRO-
FESSIONAL: 1976 JOINED TOUR: 1977 Q SCHOOL: Spring 1976
OTHER INFORMATION: Former Masters champion and 13-time
PGA TOUR winner played in one PGA TOUR event in 2007, the
Masters, and finished T49. Competed in 22 events on the Champions Tour and recorded
four top-10s, his fewest in a single season since joining the Champions Tour in 2003. Made
four appearances on TOUR in 2006 and made one cut (T42-AT&T Pebble Beach National
Pro-Am). Picked up two seconds and a third on the 2006 Champions Tour finishing 15th on
the money list. At age 51, finished T9 at the 2005 Sony Open in Hawaii after posting backto-back
67s on the weekend. Event also marked first start for son Kevin (missed cut) as a
TOUR member. In 2004, voted by his peers as the Champions Tour Player of the Year after
a career-best five victories, the most wins by any player in a single season since Larry
Nelson in 2001. Also topped the Champions Tour earnings list for 2004 and received the
Arnold Palmer Award as the circuit's leading money-winner, with a personal-best
$2,306,606. Won the Champions Tour's Bank of America Championship near Boston in the
same week that son Kevin claimed the Lake Erie Charity Classic on the Nationwide Tour. It
marked the second time a father and son won on the same day in TOUR-sponsored events
(David Duval/Bob Duval on 3/28/1999). Fresh from his victory the week before at the 2003
Ford Senior Players Championship on the Champions Tour, came from eight strokes back on
the final day to win the B.C. Open for his 13th career victory on TOUR. He became just the
second player in TOUR history to win both a PGA TOUR and Champions Tour event in the
same season, joining Raymond Floyd who won the Doral Ryder Open at age 49 and the GTE
North Classic at 50 in 1992. Fred Funk accomplished the feat in 2007. At age 50 years, 1
month and 18 days he became the fifth-oldest player to win on the TOUR. Voted the
Champions Tour Rookie of the Year. TOUR victories span from first win in 1980 Bob Hope
Desert Classic to 2003 B.C. Open. Best seasons were 1982 when he placed first on the
money list and won four times, including the Masters and World Series of Golf, and 1991,
when he placed second on the money list and won THE TOUR Championship at Pinehurst
No. 2. Beat Dan Pohl in a playoff to win the Masters. Two-time All-America at University
of Southern California. Defeated David Strawn to win the 1973 U.S. Amateur at Inverness.
Nicknamed "The Walrus," is one of golf's most colorful and popular personalities. A
California native who lives in Denver, is ardent fan of NHL's Colorado Avalanche. Inducted
into San Diego's Breithard Hall of Fame in February 1996. Son Kevin followed his footsteps
at the University of Southern California and is a TOUR member.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 3-3
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (13): 1980 Bob Hope Desert Classic, Greater Greensboro Open.
1981 Kemper Open. 1982 Joe Garagiola-Tucson Open, Masters Tournament, Kemper Open,
World Series of Golf. 1984 Byron Nelson Golf Classic. 1991 THE TOUR Championship. 1992
NEC World Series of Golf. 1994 Buick Invitational of California. 1996 Nissan Open. 2003
B.C. Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1976 — 2,702 — 194 1987 — 235,831 — 39 1998 — 350,091 — 85
1977 — 42,949 — 66 1988 — 278,313 — 37 1999 — 454,091 — 87
1978 — 63,486 — 49 1989 — 409,419 — 25 2000 — 631,752 — 74
1979 — 73,392 — 55 1990 — 278,482 — 52 2001 — 196,073 — 174
1980 — 206,291 — 8 1991 — 827,628 — 2 2002 — 505,778 — 127
1981 — 218,829 — 8 1992 — 487,460 — 28 2003 — 584,830 — 113
1982 — 446,462 — 1 1993 — 553,623 — 29 2004 — 137,475 — 205
1983 — 214,496 — 17 1994 — 474,831 — 32 2005 — 256,110 — 185
1984 — 324,241 — 8 1995 — 402,316 2006 — 16,259 — 250
1985 — 297,926 — 11 1996 — 336,820 — 58 2007 — 18,560 — 242
1986 — 170,076 — 53 1997 — 525,304 — 41
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T49—Masters Tournament.
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Brothers Andy Williams Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—640; in money—465; Top-10 finishes—
137
CAREER EARNINGS: $10,021,897
Career High Official World Rank: After 1997 MCI Classic/27
STANKOWSKI, Paul
FULL NAME: Paul Francis Stankowski BIRTHDATE: December 2,
1969 BIRTHPLACE: Oxnard, CA RESIDENCE: Flower Mound, TX
HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 185 FAMILY: Wife, Regina; Joshua
(8/11/99), Katelyn (2/25/02) EDUCATION: University of Texas-El
Paso SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting, music, watching our children
grow up TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1991 Q SCHOOL: 1993, 1995,
2006 OTHER INFORMATION: Limited to 18 events due to right
shoulder injury. Did not play after the Wyndham Championship in
August. Underwent surgery on October 15 to remove bone spurs from right shoulder.
Granted Minor Medical Extension and has seven events in 2008 to earn $502,791 (combined
with 2007 earnings of $282,389, would equal 2007's No. 125 earnings of $785,180) and be
elevated to Major Medical Extension status for the remainder of the 2008 campaign.
Logged four top-25s in 18 starts in 2007, his best finish being T12 at the Reno-Tahoe open
in early August. Despite first-round 79 at the 2006 Qualifying Tournament, finished T8 to
regain TOUR card for 2007. Played 2005-06 on Major Medical Extensions, and missed
remaining in that category for the rest of the 2006 season by $3,033 after the John Deere
Classic in July. Did some work as a guest analyst for GOLF CHANNEL and XM Radio’s PGA
TOUR Network in 2005. Limited to 14 events in 2004 and did not play after Booz Allen
Classic. Underwent surgery on his left wrist on August 17, 2004. Underwent right wrist surgery
in May 2003 for torn cartilage after missing cut at EDS Byron Nelson Championship.
Tried to return in July but withdrew from 100th Western Open after opening 77. Runner-up
at the 2001 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, four strokes behind the record-smashing Joe Durant.
Runner-up finish was worth a career-best $378,000. At the 2001 Compaq Classic of New
Orleans, opened the event with course-record and career-best 61. In 1999, needed a T3 in
the season-ending Southern Farm Bureau Classic to jump from No. 140 on the TOUR money
list to No. 113 to keep his card. Qualified for 1997 TOUR Championship after finishing
career-high 21st on TOUR money list. Defeated Jim Furyk and Mike Reid in playoff at 1997
United Airlines Hawaiian Open to capture second TOUR title. Breakthrough year came in
1996, featuring his first victory on TOUR at BellSouth Classic in just his third full season.
Defeated Brandel Chamblee with birdie on first extra hole. Arrived in Atlanta as sixth alternate
after winning Nationwide Tour's Louisiana Open the week before. Is the only player to
win Nationwide Tour and PGA TOUR events back-to-back. After season won unofficial 1996
Lincoln-Mercury Kapalua International and the Casio World Open on Japan Golf Tour.
Earned first TOUR card via a T26 at the 1993 Qualifying Tournament. Three-time All-America
at Texas-El Paso. First played golf on Easter Sunday in 1978; 18 years later, won BellSouth
Classic on Easter. Uncertain he would return to Masters, so bought souvenir glass, filled it
with bunker sand and placed tee and ball inside as remembrance of first visit to Augusta
National in 1996. Returned in 1997 and 1998. Underwent LASIK surgery in September 1998.
EXEMPT STATUS: Minor Medical Extension
PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2): 1996 BellSouth Classic. 1997 United Airlines Hawaiian Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1996 Louisiana Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1994 — 170,393 — 106 1999 — 362,889 — 113 2004 — 442,872 — 150
1995 — 144,558 2000 — 669,709 — 70 2005 — 0
1996 — 390,575 — 52 2001 — 743,603 — 69 2006 — 319,597 — 171
1997 — 929,405 — 21 2002 — 565,294 — 118 2007 — 282,389 — 178
1998 — 322,036 — 96 2003 — 719,436 — 89
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T12—Reno-Tahoe Open; T14—Shell Houston Open;
T18—Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun; T22—John Deere Classic.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 61–2001 Compaq Classic of New Orleans/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—18; in money—7; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—324; in money—176; Top-10 finishes—28
CAREER EARNINGS: $6,062,756
Career High Official World Rank: After 1997 Bell Canadian Open/25
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STERLING, Scott
FULL NAME: William Scott Sterling BIRTHDATE: February 2, 1972
BIRTHPLACE: Beaumont, TX RESIDENCE: Baton Rouge, LA; plays
out of University Club HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 150 FAMILY: Wife,
Stephanie; William (10/12/04), Jonathan (7/2/07) EDUCATION:
Louisiana State University (1994, General Studies) SPECIAL INTER-
ESTS: Fishing, music, family TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995
OTHER INFORMATION: PGA TOUR rookie in 2008. Only previous
TOUR start came at the 2006 FedEx St. Jude Classic, where he tied for
38th after gaining entry as a Monday qualifier. Shot a second-round 65 to get to the weekend.
Made the cut in 17 of 28 Nationwide Tour events in 2007, including seven top-25s and
a win. Making his 122nd career start on the Nationwide Tour, won the Jacob's Creek Open
in Australia, finishing the tournament at 12-under 276. Moved to the 54-hole lead with
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rounds of 70-69-66 and then posted a 1-under 71 on the final day to defeat local pro David
Lutterus by one stroke. Collected a career-best $108,000 for the win, nearly as much as the
$112,357 he won in his best season on Tour in 2002. Would never drop out of the top 25 the
rest of the season. Member of the Nationwide Tour in 2002-05 and 2007. Led the 2006 Tight
Lies Tour money list with $72,227, winning the Fore Kids Oklahoma Classic and the FINA
Abilene Open. Finished 111th on the Nationwide Tour money list in 2005, with his only top-
10 finish coming in his first start, a sixth at the BellSouth Panama Championship. Made the
cut in 11 of 28 starts on the 2004 Nationwide Tour. Had a hole-in-one during the second
round of the LaSalle Bank Open. Made the cut in 16 of 28 appearances on the 2003
Nationwide Tour, with seven top-25s. Had a hole-in-one at the Gila River Golf Classic.
Enjoyed solid rookie season in 2002, making the cut in 18 of 26 Nationwide Tour starts, with
a best finish of T5 at the BMW Charity Pro-Am. Finished T42 at the 2001 PGA TOUR
Qualifying Tournament at Bear Lakes CC, missing his TOUR card by only two strokes. Played
in seven tournaments on the Nationwide Tour in 1999, finishing No. 274 on the money list.
Winner of the 2001 NGA Hooters Tour Championship. Earned All-American honors at
Louisiana State University. Won three collegiate tournaments and had 10 top-10 finishes at
LSU. Named to the all-SEC first team in 1994 and second team in 1993. College teammate
of Nationwide Tour member Perry Moss and 2007 Buick Open champion Brian Bateman.
Medalist at 1993 U.S. Amateur Qualifying Tournament. Avid fan of the band Pearl Jam.
EXEMPT STATUS: 21st on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T38—2006 FedEx St. Jude Classic.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2007 Jacob's Creek Open Championship.
MONEY & POSITION:
2006 — 20,280
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 65–2006 FedEx St. Jude Classic/2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $20,280
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Children's Miracle Network Classic presented
by Wal-Mart/339
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STREELMAN, Kevin
FULL NAME: Kevin Garret Streelman BIRTHDATE: Nov. 4, 1978
BIRTHPLACE: Winfield, IL RESIDENCE: Winfield, IL HEIGHT: 5-
10 WEIGHT: 175 FAMILY: Single EDUCATION: Duke University
(2001, Sociology) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Guitar TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 2001 OTHER INFORMATION: Rookie on the PGA TOUR
in 2008. Earned his card on his first trip to the finals with a T14 finish
at the 2007 Qualifying Tournament. One of nine players to negotiate
all three stages of Q-School. Birdied four of last five holes to advance
through first stage. Co-medalist at the second stage at Maricopa, AZ. Has made the cut in
just one of four career TOUR starts, a T29 at the 2005 U.S. Bank Championship in
Milwaukee after an opening 65. Missed the cut in his only two starts on the Nationwide
Tour. Won the 2007 Opelika Classic on the Hooters Tour and had three runner-up finishes in
three years. Collected three wins on the 2007 Gateway Tour. Reached the 12-man finals of
The Ultimate Game in Las Vegas in the summer of 2007. Joins former Duke University player
Joe Ogilvie on TOUR. Claimed medalist honors at the 2001 Intercollegiate. Helped the
Blue Devils to five tournament championships while lettering in 1998, 2000 and 2001. Owns
the course record, a 60, at Carmel (CA) Valley Ranch, breaking the course mark of 63 set by
Bobby Clampett and Mark Brooks.
EXEMPT STATUS: T14 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T29—2005 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee.
MONEY & POSITION:
2003 — 0 2004 — 0 2005 — 21,695
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 65–2005 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee/1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—4; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $21,695
Career High Official World Rank: After 2005 The INTERNATIONAL/933
STROUD, Chris
FULL NAME: Christopher James Stroud BIRTHDATE: February 3,
1982 BIRTHPLACE: Nederland, TX RESIDENCE: Brunswick, GA;
plays out of Sea Island GC (St. Simon's Island, GA) HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 180 FAMILY: Wife, Tiffany EDUCATION: Lamar
University (2004, Management Information Systems) SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Cooking, working out, travel, roller coasters TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 2004 Q SCHOOL: 2006 OTHER INFORMATION:
Finished 133rd on the PGA TOUR money list in 2007, but improved his
status by finishing third at PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Made 24 starts on TOUR in
2007 and made nine cuts. Managed to finish in the top-25 five times in his nine cuts made.
In sixth start of the season, posted four sub-par rounds at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans
to finish T5 for first career top-10. Recorded his second top-10 finish of the season with a
T6 at the Valero Texas Open. Third-round 64 marked the low 18-hole score of his TOUR
career. Earned first PGA TOUR card after getting through all three stages of the 2006
Qualifying Tournament, finishing T16 at the finals. Played nine events on the 2006
Nationwide Tour, with two top-10s – a T5 at the BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs and a
T6 at the LaSalle Bank Open. Finished 96th on Nationwide Tour money list. Also played NGA
Hooters Tour and Tight Lies Tour since turning professional in 2004. Finished 18th on the
2006 NGA Hooters Tour money list on the strength of two runner-up finishes. Captured the
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Player of the Year at Lamar University. T3 at 2003 NCAA Men's Golf Championships. Played
for United States at 2004 Palmer Cup and was one of five finalists for 2004 Ben Hogan
Award. Lists Arnold Palmer and Sean Connery as heroes. One of four children (three sisters).
EXEMPT STATUS: 3rd at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T5—2007 Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
MONEY & POSITION:
2004 — 10,350 2005 — 0 2007 — 673,106 — 133
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T5—Zurich Classic of New Orleans; T6—Valero
Texas Open.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–2 times, most recent 2007 Frys.com Open benefiting
Shriners Hospitals for Children/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—24; in money—9; Top-10 finishes—2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—26; in money—10; Top-10 finishes—2
CAREER EARNINGS: $683,456
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro/337
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TATAURANGI, Phil (Ta-toe-rung-ee)
FULL NAME: Phillip Mikaera Tataurangi BIRTHDATE: October 31,
1971 BIRTHPLACE: Auckland, New Zealand RESIDENCE: Taupo,
New Zealand; plays out of Cape Kidnappers (Hawkes Bay, New
Zealand) HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 175 FAMILY: Wife, Melanie;
Kahurangi Jack (6/30/00), Talia Aniwaniwa (5/1/04) SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Music, cooking, friends, sports TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 1993 Q SCHOOL: 1993, 1996, 2001 OTHER INFORMA-
TION: Played in 2007 on his third consecutive Major Medical
Extension and had to earn $560,930 in two events in order to play out the season on that
extension. Was unable to do so as he made two cuts in eight events and recorded one top-
25 finish. Suffered from a herniated disc at the base of his spine to cause Medical
Extensions which began in 2003. Played in his first Masters in 2003, made the cut and finished
T39. In 2002, was one of a record 18 first-time winners, getting his victory at the
Invensys Classic of Las Vegas. Had heart surgery in July to control a heart condition that he
has had for several years called supraventricular tachycardia, a rapid heartbeat that occurs
and disappears suddenly. Carded a final-round 10-under 62 to capture first TOUR win at the
Invensys Classic at Las Vegas. Started the day five shots behind leader David Duval, but
posted 10 birdies without a bogey to claim a one-stroke victory at 29-under-par 330 over
Stuart Appleby and Jeff Sluman in 90-hole event. Paycheck of $900,000 was a career best.
Limited to 12 PGA TOUR events in 2001 due to lingering neck injury. Finished solo second
to David Duval at the Michelob Championship, his best career PGA TOUR finish at that time.
In 1996, earned his first career title at the Nationwide Tri-Cities Open, finishing at 21-under
par and six strokes ahead of runner-up Skip Kendall. Won the Australian PGA Championship
at the end of the season. Gained exempt status for the 1997 on the PGA TOUR by finishing
T7 at PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Medalist at 1992 World Amateur Team
Championship as member of New Zealand's winning team. 1993 New Zealand Amateur
Champion.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2002 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1996 Tri-Cities Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1994 — 47,587 — 190 1999 — 232,078 — 150 2003 — 354,083 — 149
1996 — 3,743 — 333 2000 — 0 2004 — 6,540 — 258
1997 — 256,930 — 96 2001 — 141,581 — 189 2006 — 55,792 — 230
1998 — 335,821 — 89 2002 —1,643,686 — 33 2007 — 77,102 — 220
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T14—Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals
for Children.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2002 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas/5
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—8; in money—2; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—197; in money—79; Top-10 finishes—10
CAREER EARNINGS: $3,154,942
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/64
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THATCHER, Roland
FULL NAME: Roland Churchill Thatcher IV BIRTHDATE: April 11,
1977 BIRTHPLACE: Hampton, VA RESIDENCE: The Woodlands,
TX; plays out of The Club at Carolton Woods HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT:
185 FAMILY: Wife, Lindsey EDUCATION: Auburn University (2000,
Political Science, Criminal Justice) TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
2000 JOINED TOUR: 2004 Q SCHOOL: 2003, 2004 OTHER
INFORMATION: Regained his PGA TOUR by virtue of his secondplace
finish on the 2007 Nationwide Tour money list. Led the money
list until the final event of the year, the Nationwide Tour Championship, as Richard Johnson
passed him. Made the cut in 16 of 28 starts in 2007, with a career-high 15 top-25 finishes.
His $415,124 doubled his career money in three previous seasons on Tour. One of the most
consistent performers on the Nationwide Tour with six top-10 finishes. Earned his second
career Nationwide Tour win at the Peek'n Peak Classic. Four rounds in the 60s (69-67-69-
68) led to a tournament-record, 15-under 273 final score and a three-stroke victory over Paul
Claxton. Took over the top spot on the money list with second victory of 2007 at the Cox
Classic, collecting $117,000. Finished a Tour-best 24-under 260 in Omaha, clipping Jason
Day by one stroke. Set up his victory with a 64-63 start, the lowest first-36 hole score in
2007. Entered the season-ending Nationwide Tour Championship at Barona Creek having
led the money list for 12 weeks, but a T29 effort dropped him to No. 2 as Richard Johnson
won the event to move into the No. 1 spot. Member of the Nationwide Tour in 2006 and
made the cut in 17 of 29 starts. Needed a late surge at the PalmettoPride Classic to lock up
his playing status for 2007. Made the cut in 12 of 26 starts on the 2005 PGA TOUR with his
only top-10 finish a T8 at the FedEx St. Jude Classic. Earned 2005 card via T9 finish at PGA
TOUR Qualifying School. Finished 177th on 2004 PGA TOUR money list in rookie season.
Recorded his first top-10 in his 17th career start, a T5 at the 2004 Reno-Tahoe Open where
he led after 54 holes. Earned first PGA TOUR card by finishing T28 at the 2003 Qualifying
Tournament. Finished in the top 30 on the Nationwide Tour in 2002-03, including 29th in
2003. Enjoyed standout rookie season on the 2002 Nationwide Tour, including his first victory
at the Bank of America Monterey Peninsula Classic. Finished T47 at the 2001 PGA
TOUR Qualifying Tournament at Bear Lakes CC. Entered the final hole of Q-School needing
a par to earn his TOUR card, but his approach hit a cart path and bounced on the top of the
Bear Lakes clubhouse. He dropped into an unplayable lie and finished with a triple-bogey
7, missing his TOUR card by three strokes. Still shot final-round 69. Played the Golden Bear
Tour in 2000-01. 2000 Southeastern Conference champion. Earned first-team All-SEC honors
and second-team All-American honors. 1998 and 2000 Scholastic All-American. Named
four consecutive years (1997-2000) to the Scholastic All-SEC team. Lived off the fifth hole
at TPC The Woodlands since age 2.
EXEMPT STATUS: 2nd on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T5—2004 Reno-Tahoe Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3): 2002 Bank of America Monterey Peninsula Classic.
2007 Peek'n Peak Classic, Cox Classic Presented by Chevrolet.
MONEY & POSITION:
2003 — 0 2005 — 326,299 — 173
2004 — 247,987 — 177 2006 — 74,250
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 65–2 times, most recent 2005 U.S. Bank
Championship in Milwaukee/3
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—52; in money—22; Top-10 finishes—2
CAREER EARNINGS: $648,536
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 The Presidents Cup/181
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THOMPSON, Kyle
FULL NAME: Kyle Adam Thompson BIRTHDATE: April 25, 1979
BIRTHPLACE: Panama City, FL RESIDENCE: Columbia, SC
HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 170 FAMILY: Single EDUCATION:
University of South Carolina (2001, Marketing/Management) SPE-
CIAL INTERESTS: All sports, reading, spending time with friends
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2001 OTHER INFORMATION: A rookie
on the PGA TOUR in 2008. Only cut made in three previous career
starts came at the 2007 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am (T25).
Member of the Nationwide Tour from 2003-2007. Made the cut in 12 of 28 starts on the
2007 Nationwide Tour, with seven top-25 finishes. Finished the season No. 14 on the money
list, with $248,698. Broke through for his first Tour win at The Rex Hospital Open. Opening
rounds of 64-65 gave him a three-stroke lead at the halfway mark. Increased that lead to
four after 54 holes and held on for a two-stroke win over Bob Burns. Won for the second
time at the Oregon Classic, prevailing in a playoff over Matthew Jones and Jon Turcott. Set
up the playoff with an eagle on the final hole and then birdied the second playoff hole for
the victory. Made the cut in 16 of 26 starts on the 2006 Nationwide Tour, with three top-10
finishes. Completed the season No. 53 on the money list. Finished the 2005 season No. 74
on the money list, with $67,135. Made the cut in 17 of 28 events in 2004, including 10 top-
25 finishes. Ranked No. 22 on the final money list. Made the cut in 15 of 24 starts in 2003,
his rookie season on the Nationwide Tour, and had seven top-25 finishes. Ended the year
No. 25 on the final money list. Runner-up to Tripp Isenhour at the BMW Charity Pro-Am at
The Cliffs. Entered the season-ending Tour Championship No. 20 on the money list, but a
T51 finish dropped him to No. 25. Made it to final stage of 2002 TOUR Qualifying
Tournament after finishing T11 and T8 during first- and second-stage sites. Three-time All-
American at South Carolina, including second-team honors in 1999 and 2001. Honorable
mention in 2000. First-team All-SEC for four years. Two-time academic All-America. Won a
school-record five collegiate tournaments, eclipsing Carl Paulson's USC record of four wins.
Only player in NCAA history to win two different regionals (East Regional as a sophomore
and the West Regional as a senior). AJGA first-team All-American in 1996 and third-team
choice in 1995.
EXEMPT STATUS: 14th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T25—2007 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2): 2007 The Rex Hospital Open, Oregon Classic
Presented by Kendall Automotive Group.
MONEY & POSITION:
2003 — 0 2006 — 0 2007 — 42,900
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T25—AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 68–2007 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—3; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $42,900
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 THE TOUR Championship presented by
Coca-Cola/228
Nationwide Tour Graduate (2007)
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THOMPSON, Nicholas
FULL NAME: Nicholas David Thompson BIRTHDATE: December
25, 1982 BIRTHPLACE: Plantation, FL RESIDENCE: Coral Springs,
FL; plays out of TPC Eagle Trace HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 185 FAMI-
LY: Single EDUCATION: Georgia Tech (2005, Business
Management) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Cars TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 2005 Q SCHOOL: 2005 OTHER INFORMATION:
Returns to the PGA TOUR after a successful Nationwide Tour season.
Made the cut in 23 of 31 events during the 2007 Nationwide Tour season,
with 11 top-25s. Finished No. 6 on the money list, with $328,331. Played in every tournament
with the exception of the Price Cutter Charity Championship. Closed with a 4-under
68 and then parred the first extra hole to defeat David Morland IV in a playoff at the HSBC
New Zealand PGA Championship. His first Tour win was worth $113,684 and moved him
into the top spot on the money list. He would fall no lower than sixth the rest of the year.
Made the cut in 15 of 32 starts during his 2006 PGA TOUR rookie season. Best finish was
a T6 at the B.C. Open presented by Turning Stone Resort. Shot a final-round 64 to move from
a T24 after 54 holes. Held the 18-hole lead at the 84 Lumber Classic after shooting an 8under-par
64. Earned his TOUR status thanks to a T3 finish at the 2005 Qualifying
Tournament. Made it through all three stages in his first attempt at Q-School after a strong
collegiate career at Georgia Tech. Member of the winning U.S. team in the 2005 Walker
Cup. Teammates included PGA TOUR members John B. Holmes and Jeff Overton, who also
made it through Q-School that year. Second-team All-American in 2002, third team in 2004
and honorable mention in 2002-03. Part of the 2002 ACC championship team. Had never
played in a TOUR event prior to 2006. In 2007, his sister Alexis became the youngest player
to qualify for the U.S. Women's Open at age 12 years, 4 months and 1 day. She survived
the qualifier at Heathrow (FL) Country Club to make it to Pine Needles (NC) where Nicholas
helped her in practice rounds before going to that week's Nationwide Tour event. Alexis bettered
the previous age mark of 12 years, 11 months and 21 days set by Morgan Pressel in
2001.
EXEMPT STATUS: 6th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T6—2006 B.C. Open presented by Turning Stone
Resort.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2007 HSBC New Zealand PGA Championship.
MONEY & POSITION:
2006 — 264,717 — 180
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–2 times, most recent 2006 84 LUMBER Classic/1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—32; in money—15; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER EARNINGS: $264,717
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 AT&T Classic/218
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TURNESA, Marc (tur-NESS-uh)
FULL NAME: Marc Brian Turnesa BIRTHDATE: March 19, 1978
BIRTHPLACE: Rockville Centre, NY RESIDENCE: Palm Beach
Gardens, FL; plays out of Jonathans Landing GC (Jupiter, FL) HEIGHT:
6-0 WEIGHT: 190 FAMILY: Single EDUCATION: North Carolina
State University (2000, Communications) TURNED PROFESSION-
AL: 2001 OTHER INFORMATION: Will be a rookie on the PGA
TOUR in 2008. Has never teed it up in a TOUR event. Enjoyed a successful
rookie season on the Nationwide Tour in 2007. Made the cut
in 16 of 30 starts with nine top-25 finishes. Finished the year No. 16 on the money list and
was never below No. 63. First top-10 finish of his career came at the season-opening
Movistar Panama Championship, where he finished T5, three shots behind Miguel Carballo.
Posted a then-career-best T3 finish at the BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs, finishing two
strokes behind tournament winner Nick Flanagan. Only had two top-10 finishes the rest of
the season, including a T5 at the Rex Hospital Open. Saved his best for last, finishing the
last full-field event of the year with a 15-under 269 total to win his first Tour title at the
Miccosukee Championship by one stroke over Jon Mills and David Mathis. The win, worth
$103,500, moved him from No. 43 to No. 13 on the money list to earn a berth the 2008 PGA
TOUR. Made three prior starts on the Nationwide Tour, all in 2002, with his only cut coming
in his first start at the Hershey Open (T20). During the 2006 PGA TOUR National
Qualifying Tournament, aced the 246-yard sixth hole during the fifth round on the Stadium
Course. Earned his Nationwide Tour status after rebounding from an opening round, 11-over
83 to finish T46 at Q-School. Made his way to the final stage after sharing individual medalist
honors with Steve Wheatcroft and Maarten Lafeber. Finished fifth on the 2006 Gateway
Tour money list. Winner of the 2006 Abacoa Classic on the Minor League Golf Tour. His
great-uncle Jim won the 1952 PGA Championship. His grandfather Mike was a six-time
winner on the PGA TOUR and finished runner-up to Ben Hogan at the 1948 PGA
Championship. Mike was one of seven brothers, six of whom played on TOUR. One of
those, Joe, was a 15-time TOUR winner. The only brother who didn't turn professional was
Willie, who won the 1938 and 1948 U.S. Amateurs and the 1947 British Amateur.
Transferred to North Carolina State after originally enrolling at the University of South
Florida.
EXEMPT STATUS: 16th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2007 Miccosukee Championship.
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro/249
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TWAY, Bob
FULL NAME: Robert Raymond Tway BIRTHDATE: May 4, 1959
BIRTHPLACE: Oklahoma City, OK RESIDENCE: Edmond, OK; plays
out of Oak Tree GC HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 195 FAMILY: Wife,
Tammie; Kevin (7/23/88), Carly Paige (11/8/93) EDUCATION:
Oklahoma State University SPECIAL INTERESTS: Snow skiing,
fishing, all sports TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1981 Q SCHOOL:
1984 OTHER INFORMATION: Eight-time PGA TOUR winner will
play out of the Past Champion category in 2008 after using his onetime
Top 50 on the PGA TOUR career money list exemption in 2007. Competed in 32 events
on the PGA TOUR in 2007 and recorded two top-25 finishes, finishing out of the top 150 on
the money list for a second straight season. In 2006, finished outside the top 125 on the
money list for the first time since 1994. Made 18 cuts in 26 starts in 2005 and finished T3
at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship thanks to four rounds in the 60s. Best finish of three
top-10s in 2004 was a T6 in first start at World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational, and
only his fifth start in a World Golf Championships event. Selected to represent the United
States team with Scott Verplank at the World Cup in Seville, Spain, where they finished T7.
In 2003, had a career year, with $2,469,750 in earnings on the strength of a victory, four topthrees
and seven top-10s. Won the Bell Canadian Open in a three-hole playoff over Brad
Faxon. Improved his playoff record to 4-4. Win came 8 years, 4 months and 21 days from
his last victory at the 1995 MCI Classic, a span of 233 events. Collected a career-high
$756,000 to put him over $2 million for the season for the first time in his career. After
falling out of the top-100 in 2000 for the first time since 1994, managed to bounce back in
2001 with $1,121,858, good for 48th on the money list. In 1999, enjoyed fifth consecutive
standout season with $899,484 in earnings. Shared 36- and 54-hole leads with eventual
winner Tiger Woods before finishing T3 at the National Car Rental Golf Classic. Was in second
place after second and third rounds of 1998 U.S. Open before final-round 73 at The
Olympic Club produced third-place finish, his best in U.S. Open. Returned to winner's circle
in 1995 after four-year hiatus at the MCI Classic, defeating Nolan Henke and David Frost in
playoff and finished year with eight top-10s. Voted by peers as PGA TOUR Comeback Player
of the Year in 1995. Parred first playoff hole to defeat John Cook at Las Vegas Invitational
in 1990. Defeated Fuzzy Zoeller by two strokes at Memorial Tournament in 1989. In 1986,
collected four titles, including PGA Championship, while finishing second on money list.
Holed out from green-side bunker on 18th hole at Inverness to win PGA Championship by
two strokes over Greg Norman. Also won Shearson Lehman Brothers-Andy Williams Open,
Manufacturers Hanover Westchester Classic and Georgia Pacific Atlanta Classic. Named
PGA of America Player of the Year. Rookie on the PGA TOUR in 1985 with winnings of
$164,023, 45th on the money list. Three-time All-American at Oklahoma State and member
of two national championship teams (1978, 1980). Winner of 1981 Fred Haskins Award as
nation's top college player. Winner of 1985 and 1987 Oklahoma State Opens as well as the
1978 Trans-Mississippi Amateur. Teamed with son Kevin, the 2005 U.S. Junior Amateur
winner and a freshman at Oklahoma State, to place second at the 2007 Del Webb
Father/Son Challenge.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 4-4
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (8): 1986 Shearson Lehman Brothers Andy Williams Open,
Manufacturers Hanover Westchester Classic, Georgia-Pacific Atlanta Golf Classic, PGA
Championship. 1989 Memorial Tournament. 1990 Las Vegas Invitational. 1995 MCI Classic.
2003 Bell Canadian Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1981 — 582 — 295 1990 — 495,862 — 23 1999 — 899,484 — 43
1982 — 9,039 — 177 1991 — 322,931 — 52 2000 — 417,646 — 114
1983 — 12,089 — 174 1992 — 47,632 — 179 2001 —1,121,858 — 48
1984 — 1,719 — 237 1993 — 148,120 — 109 2002 —1,160,399 — 55
1985 — 164,023 — 45 1994 — 114,176 — 146 2003 —2,601,600 — 13
1986 — 652,780 — 2 1995 — 787,348 2004 — 966,553 — 79
1987 — 212,362 — 47 1996 — 529,456 — 35 2005 —1,072,387 — 69
1988 — 381,966 — 29 1997 — 507,523 — 43 2006 — 299,726 — 175
1989 — 488,340 — 17 1998 —1,073,447 — 24 2007 — 456,767 — 154
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T13—EDS Byron Nelson Championship; T18—
Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 61–2 times, most recent 2003 Valero Texas Open/1
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—32; in money—19; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—650; in money—448; Top-10 finishes—
102
CAREER EARNINGS: $14,945,816
Career High Official World Rank: After 2003 Chrysler Championship/25
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URESTI, Omar
FULL NAME: Omar David Uresti BIRTHDATE: August 3, 1968
BIRTHPLACE: Austin, TX RESIDENCE: Austin, TX; plays out of
Onion Creek Club HEIGHT: 5-6 WEIGHT: 175 FAMILY: Wife, Anita;
Omar David, Jr. (8/18/04); Isabelle Michelle (4/16/07) EDUCATION:
University of Texas (1991, Organizational Communication) SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Billiards, ping-pong, going to movies TURNED PRO-
FESSIONAL: 1991 JOINED TOUR: 1995 Q SCHOOL: 1994, 1995,
2003, 2004 OTHER INFORMATION: Made the cut in 16 of 25 starts
on the 2007 Nationwide Tour, including 12 top-25 finishes. Finished the year No. 15 on the
money list, with $247,355. Member of the PGA TOUR in 1995-2000, 2004-06 and 2008 and
the Nationwide Tour in 1993-94, 2001-03 and 2007. Recorded the first of six top-10 finishes
with a victory at the Livermore Valley Wine Country Championship, ending at even-par
288, the second-highest winning score in Tour history. The second win of his career was a
two-stroke victory over Skip Kendall and Aron Price and was good for $112,500, moving him
to second on the money list. His win set a new record for time elapsed between victories,
coming 12 years, 11 months, 8 days since his last win—at the 1994 Shreveport Open.
Playing out of the No. 126-150 category in 2006, finished 134th on the PGA TOUR money
list, thanks to two top-10s. Finished T3 at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship, making the
most out of the Sponsor Exemption that allowed him only his sixth TOUR start of the season,
matching his best career finish (1997 Bay Hill Invitational) and winning $359,600. His
previous top-10 came at the Nelson in 2005, a T6. Finished T4 at the B.C. Open presented
by Turning Stone Resort for his second top-10 of the season and 12th of his career. Played
in 27 TOUR events in 2005 and recorded one top-10 and four top-25s. Lone top-10 of the
season was a T6 at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship, thanks to a final-round 66.
Returned to Q-School after finishing 163rd on 2004 TOUR money list and finished T21 to
retain playing privileges for 2005. In first start of 2004, carded final-round 65 at the Sony
Open in Hawaii to finish T10, his lone top-10 of season and best finish on TOUR since a T8
at the 2000 Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic. Finished T7 at 2003 Qualifying
Tournament. Tied course record in third round (63) and shot final-round 64 to move into top
30. Best TOUR season came in 1999 when he made the cut in 20 of 31 events and earned
$405,201 to finish No. 99 on the money list. First earned TOUR card by finishing 14th at 1994
Qualifying Tournament. Earned his first career Nationwide Tour title at the 1994 Shreveport
Open, during which he posted nine consecutive birdies, a Nationwide Tour record that also
bettered the all-time PGA TOUR mark by one. 1985 Texas Junior champion. Counts among
biggest thrills in golf a hole-in-one at age 8. Named after actor Omar Sharif. Nickname is
"O-man."
EXEMPT STATUS: 15th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T3—1997 Bay Hill Invitational, 2006 EDS Byron
Nelson Championship.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (2): 1994 Shreveport Open. 2007 Livermore Valley
Wine Country Championship at Wente Vineyards.
MONEY & POSITION:
1991 — 0 1998 — 281,347 — 107 2004 — 345,797 — 163
1995 — 104,876 1999 — 405,201 — 99 2005 — 538,238 — 136
1996 — 171,797 — 122 2000 — 213,433 — 157 2006 — 583,704 — 134
1997 — 203,516 — 113 2001 — 47,450 2007 — 64,350 — 223
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T19—AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–4 times, most recent 2006 U.S. Bank
Championship in Milwaukee/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—4; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—280; in money—142; Top-10 finishes—12
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,959,710
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 the Memorial Tournament presented by
Morgan Stanley/192
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WAITE, Grant
FULL NAME: Grant Osten Waite BIRTHDATE: August 11, 1964
BIRTHPLACE: Palmerston North, New Zealand RESIDENCE:
Ocala, FL HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 185 FAMILY: Wife, Lea; Osten
Holland (6/1/94), Tanner Brian (6/2/95) EDUCATION: University of
Oklahoma (1987, Finance) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Windsurfing,
reading, skiing, fitness TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1987 Q
SCHOOL: 1989, 1992, 2003 OTHER INFORMATION: Competed in
18 events combined between the PGA TOUR (12) and the Nationwide
Tour (six). Made six cuts on the PGA TOUR and two on the Nationwide Tour with his best
finish coming at the Reno-Tahoe Open, a T25. Made 25 starts between the Nationwide Tour
(made six of 17 cuts) and the PGA TOUR (2-8) in 2006. Best finish was a T3 at the
Nationwide Tour's BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs in late April. The 1993 past champion
finished T13 at the 2006 Booz Allen Classic, his best finish on the PGA TOUR since a T11
at the 2004 BellSouth Classic. Has split time between both Tours since 2003. In 2002 finished
out of the top 150 (No. 152) for the first time since finishing No. 172 in 1994. In 2000,
earned more than $1 million for the first time in his career on the strength of two runner-up
finishes in Canada. Shared first-round lead and held 54-hole lead before finishing one stroke
back of champion Rory Sabbatini at Air Canada Championship. Following week, lost to Tiger
Woods by one stroke at Bell Canadian Open. Held share of 54-hole lead with Woods, who
closed with 65 compared to his 66. Two-week Canadian stay produced earnings of
$680,400. Had a T2 with Duffy Waldorf in 1997 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill. The
two lost a playoff to David Duval, who birdied the first extra hole. Posted an 11-under-par
60 in the final round of the 1996 Phoenix Open. Was 11-under after 15 holes at the TPC
Scottsdale and needed only one birdie in his final three holes for a 59, but recorded three
closing pars. Earned career-high spot on money list, No. 35, and first TOUR victory at 1993
Kemper Open. Was the first and second-round leader and just one stroke back of Tom Kite
after 54 holes. Closing 70 gave him a one-stroke victory over Kite and the $234,000 winner's
check. Three-time All-American at Oklahoma. Twice Australian Junior champion. Played on
the New Zealand Junior soccer team.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1993 Kemper Open.
MONEY & POSITION:
1988 — 1,494 — 290 1996 — 302,288 — 72 2003 — 150,999 — 188
1990 — 50,076 — 177 1997 — 362,320 — 68 2004 — 239,318 — 180
1991 — 9,307 — 229 1998 — 245,636 — 118 2005 — 38,855 — 232
1992 — 0 1999 — 253,209 — 148 2006 — 96,950 — 217
1993 — 411,405 — 35 2000 —1,142,789 — 38 2007 — 75,347 — 221
1994 — 71,695 — 172 2001 — 539,227 — 93
1995 — 240,722 2002 — 332,947 — 152
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T25—Reno-Tahoe Open.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 60–1996 Phoenix Open/4
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—12; in money—6; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—394; in money—203; Top-10 finishes—22
CAREER EARNINGS: $4,564,583
Career High Official World Rank: After 1996 Memorial Tournament/105
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WALDORF, Duffy
FULL NAME: James Joseph Waldorf, Jr. BIRTHDATE: August 20,
1962 BIRTHPLACE: Los Angeles, CA RESIDENCE: Northridge, CA
HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 225 FAMILY: Wife, Vicky; Tyler Lane
(7/16/90), Shea Duffy (4/23/92), Kelli Ann (1/14/94), Justin James
(7/20/96) EDUCATION: UCLA (1985, Psychology) SPECIAL INTER-
ESTS: Wine collecting TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1985 Q
SCHOOL: 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990 OTHER INFORMATION:
Finished outside the top 125 on the money list for a third consecutive
season in 2007, but earned his PGA TOUR card for 2008 with a T14 at the TOUR Qualifying
Tournament. Played in 23 events in 2007 and made 11 cuts with three top-25 finishes.
Playing with Past Champion status, finished just outside the top 125 (131st) in 20th season
on TOUR in 2006. Finished T3 at the Chrysler Classic of Tucson to pick up his first top-10 on
TOUR since a T7 at the 2004 84 LUMBER Classic. Held the second- and third-round leads
after rounds of 66-66-65, Had two-stroke lead over Bubba Watson heading into the final
round but final-round even-par 72 left him three strokes behind winner Kirk Triplett. In 2005,
finished outside the top-125 (No. 153) for just the fourth time in 19 seasons. Did not post a
top-10 finish for the first time in PGA TOUR career. Tied for 18- and 36-hole leads at the
2002 British Open. Fell out of contention with third-round 76, but recovered with final-round
69 for best career British Open finish, a T18. For the first time in his career, won in back-toback
seasons with victory at 2000 National Car Rental Golf Classic at Walt Disney World
Resort. Came from six strokes back of 54-hole leaders Steve Flesch and Tiger Woods with
a final-round 62 to win by one. Final round highlighted by 10 birdies, including the winning
putt from 12 feet on the 18th green. Best season of TOUR career was 1999, with wins at
the Buick Classic and Westin Texas Open. Shared 54-hole lead at Buick Classic. Closed with
71, during which he birdied last two holes at Westchester CC to produce a playoff with
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Open, sinking a 45-foot birdie putt on first hole of playoff to defeat Ted Tryba. The two
began final round two strokes behind Stephen Ames. Posted a T5 at Masters in 1996, best
career finish in a major. First TOUR victory came in 1995 in decisive fashion at LaCantera
Texas Open. Held 36-hole lead after shooting back-to-back 66s and led Jay Don Blake by
one stroke through 54 holes. Shot closing 65 to defeat runner-up Justin Leonard by six
strokes and next-closest competitors by 12. Qualifying Tournament medalist in fourth
attempt in 1990. Winner of 1984 California State Amateur and Broadmoor Invitational.
1985 College Player of the Year at UCLA. A connoisseur of fine wine. Enjoys wearing colorful
caps and shirts. His wife and children mark, with messages and reminders, the golf
balls he uses each week. Duffy adds a few designs too. During 2000 victory at Disney World
Resort, drew a picture of Mickey Mouse on one side of his golf ball and on the other his
wife wrote, "Mouse in the House." Got his nickname Duffy from his grandparents when he
was small. Tagged along on the golf course and they called him "Little Duffer."
EXEMPT STATUS: T14 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (4): 1995 LaCantera Texas Open. 1999 Buick Classic, Westin
Texas Open. 2000 National Car Rental Golf Classic Disney.
MONEY & POSITION:
1985 — 0 1993 — 202,638 — 84 2001 — 427,461 — 120
1986 — 0 1994 — 274,971 — 71 2002 — 909,003 — 71
1987 — 52,175 — 148 1995 — 525,622 2003 —1,206,005 — 58
1988 — 58,221 — 143 1996 — 604,382 — 30 2004 —1,487,912 — 46
1989 — 149,945 — 94 1997 — 458,074 — 51 2005 — 462,725 — 153
1990 — 71,674 — 157 1998 — 290,092 — 103 2006 — 625,513 — 131
1991 — 196,081 — 86 1999 —1,302,784 — 28 2007 — 359,018 — 166
1992 — 582,120 — 23 2000 —1,384,508 — 32
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T12—Stanford St. Jude Championship; T18—Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic, Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–2 times, most recent 2003 Valero Texas Open/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—23; in money—11; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—559; in money—353; Top-10 finishes—62
CAREER EARNINGS: $11,630,925
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 Skins Game/35
WALKER, Jimmy
FULL NAME: Jimmy M. Walker BIRTHDATE: January 16, 1979
BIRTHPLACE: Oklahoma City, OK RESIDENCE: San Antonio, TX;
plays out of Oak Hills CC HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 180 FAMILY:
Wife, Erin EDUCATION: Baylor University SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Fishing, car racing TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2001 JOINED
TOUR: 2005 OTHER INFORMATION: Made the cut in 21 of 29
starts on the 2007 Nationwide Tour, with nine top-25 finishes.
Finished the season as the final Tour graduate in the 25th spot.
Notched the third win of his career at the National Mining Association Pete Dye Classic.
Trailed by seven strokes entering the final round but fired a 5-under 67 to wipe out the
deficit and win by one over Justin Hicks and Matthew Jones. Collected $108,000 with the
victory, moving to No. 16 on the money list. Made the cut in nine of 21 starts on the PGA
TOUR in 2006. Finished the season No. 202 on the money list, with his best finish a T24 at
the U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee. Limited to nine events on the 2005 PGA TOUR
due to neck injury suffered in Hawaii, two days prior to start of the Sony Open at the beginning
of the season. Did not play after May, with best finish a 17th-place showing at the MCI
Heritage. In 2004, earned Nationwide Tour Player of the Year honors after winning twice
and finishing No. 1 on the money list, with $371,346. Captured his first career victory at the
inaugural BellSouth Panama Championship. His 7-under 273 was good for a five-stroke victory
over Tom Scherrer. Claimed his second title in only the fourth event of the year at the
Chitimacha Louisiana Open, topping the old mark set in 1990 by Dick Mast, who won his
second title of the year in the season’s eighth event. Posted runner-up finishes at the
Virginia Beach Open and the Albertsons Boise Open. Made the cut in 13 of 18 events on
the 2003 Nationwide Tour, with 10 top-25 appearances. Finished the season No. 31 on the
money list with three top-fives, including a season-best T2 at the Permian Basin Charity
Golf Classic. Also captured wins on the Tight Lies Tour. Made the cut in eight of 10 starts
on the 2001 Nationwide Tour, with a pair of top-10 finishes. Won the Scottsdale Swing at
Eagle Mountain on the Canadian Tour. Won events on the Gateway Tour. Played in the 2001
U.S. Open at Southern Hills CC, where he finished T52. His second-round 66 tied for the
third-best round of the week, behind only 64s by Mark Brooks (second round) and Tom Kite
(fourth round). All-American selection at Baylor University. Learned the game from his
father, who was a scratch golfer. Biggest thrill in golf so far has been playing in the 2001
U.S. Open. Met his wife, Erin, at a Nationwide Tour event in 2004 where she was a tournament
volunteer.
EXEMPT STATUS: 25th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 17—2005 MCI Heritage.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (3): 2004 BellSouth Panama Championship,
Chitimacha Louisiana Open. 2007 National Mining Association Pete Dye Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
2001 — 13,164 2003 — 0 2005 — 155,850 — 207
2002 — 0 2004 — 0 2006 — 153,950 — 202
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 66–2001 U.S. Open/2
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CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—36; in money—13; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $322,964
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 World Golf Championships-American
Express Championship/260
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WESTWOOD, Lee
FULL NAME: Lee John Westwood BIRTHDATE: April 24, 1973
BIRTHPLACE: Worksop, England RESIDENCE: Worksop, England
HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 205 FAMILY: Wife, Laurae; Samuel (2001),
Poppy (2004) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Films, snooker, cars,
Nottingham Forest football club TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1993
JOINED TOUR: 2005 OTHER INFORMATION: A member of both
the European Tour and the PGA TOUR for the third consecutive season
in 2007. Captured his first European Tour victory in nearly four
years, winning the Valle Romano Open de Andalucia in Spain in early May 2007. Best PGA
TOUR finish was a T22 at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational. Finished
outside of the top 175 on the PGA TOUR money list in eight starts. Named as a Captain's
Choice for the 2006 European Ryder Cup team, and posted a 3-0-2 record. Career Ryder Cup
record is 14-8-3. Posted his best finish in a major championship with a fourth at the 2004
British Open in Scotland, the highest finish by a European player at Royal Troon. Went 4-0-
1 in the 2004 European Ryder Cup victory, sharing the high point total with teammate Sergio
Garcia. Ended three years out of the limelight with an emotional victory in the 2003 BMW
International Open with a back-nine 30 in the final round. A month later, beat Ernie Els by
a shot to win the dunhill links championship at St. Andrews. Captured the 2000 European
Tour Volvo Order of Merit in the last tournament of the year. Successfully defended his
Smurfit title in 2000 to go with wins in the Deutsche Bank-SAP Open, The Compaq
European Grand Prix, the Volvo Scandinavian Masters, the Belgacom Open and the Cisco
World Match Play Championship. Joined Seve Ballesteros, Nick Faldo and Colin
Montgomerie as the only players to win six times in a season in Europe. Made his big
breakthrough in the United States when he captured the 1998 Freeport McDermott Classic.
Took up game at age 13 with a half-set bought by grandparents. Math teacher father, John,
took up game at same time to give his son encouragement. Talented sportsman at school,
played rugby, cricket and soccer. Married Laurae Coltart, sister of fellow European Tour
player Andrew, in January 1999. Has won on every continent after collecting the Dimension
Data Pro-Am (partnering with his dad) in South Africa in January 2000.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1998 Freeport-McDermott Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1995 — 6,380 2000 — 293,303 2005 — 501,267 — 142
1996 — 0 2001 — 76,821 2006 — 630,566 — 130
1997 — 155,645 — 138 2002 — 94,710 2007 — 288,280 — 177
1998 — 599,586 — 46 2003 — 63,590
1999 — 384,097 — 106 2004 — 526,899
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T22—World Golf Championships-Bridgestone
Invitational.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–2005 World Golf Championships-NEC
Invitational/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—8; in money—8; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—107; in money—81; Top-10 finishes—13
CAREER EARNINGS: $3,621,145
Career High Official World Rank: After 2000 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas/4
WHITTAKER, Ron
FULL NAME: George Ronald Whittaker BIRTHDATE: August 12,
1971 BIRTHPLACE: Raleigh, NC RESIDENCE: Little Rock, AR;
plays out of Pleasant Valley CC HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 175 FAM-
ILY: Wife, Gerritt; Abby (7/4/06) EDUCATION: Wake Forest
University (1994) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Music, working out
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995 Q SCHOOL: 1995, 1996, 2005
OTHER INFORMATION: Made the cut in 20 of 27 starts on the
2007 Nationwide Tour, including 11 top-25 finishes. Finished the year
No. 11 on the money list, with $271,950. Posted only one top-10 finish, a T6 at the South
Georgia Classic, in his first 16 starts, but made the cut in 11 of his last 12 starts, including
five top-10s and seven top-25s. Lost in a playoff to Brad Adamonis at the WNB Golf Classic,
followed by his first career win at the Chattanooga Classic. Finished at 17-under 271 and
one stroke in front of David McKenzie in Chattanooga, collecting $85,500. The two-week
span helped him move from No. 34 to No. 11 on the money list, guaranteeing a return trip
to the PGA TOUR in 2008. Was back on the PGA TOUR in 2006 for the first time since 1996
after finishing T13 at the 2005 Qualifying Tournament. Made it through all three stages.
Had just one top-10 finish in 2006, a T9 at the Frys.com Open. During the 1996 season,
made eight of 23 cuts with best finishes of T33 at the Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic and
Buick Open. Earned initial TOUR card after finishing T37 at 1995 Qualifying Tournament.
Spent 1997 and 1998 seasons on the Nationwide Tour, where he finished 46th on money
list in 1997. Best finishes included a third at the 1997 Laurel Creek Classic and a T3 at the
1998 St. Louis Golf Classic. Played Sunshine Tour in 1995 and 2000, Gateway Tour in 2003
and 2005 and Tight Lies Tour in 2000 and 2003-05. Six wins on Tight Lies Tour and was the
Player of the Year in 2004. Had his first golf lesson from Arnold Palmer when he was age
2. His uncle is Lanny Wadkins.
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EXEMPT STATUS: 11th on 2007 Nationwide Tour money list
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T9—2006 Frys.com Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2007 Chattanooga Classic presented by Black
Creek.
MONEY & POSITION:
1995 — 14,650 1996 — 29,656 — 224 2006 — 300,033 — 174
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 66–4 times, most recent 2006 Frys.com Open/2
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—55; in money—22; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER EARNINGS: $344,339
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Children's Miracle Network Classic presented
by Wal-Mart/246
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WILKINSON, Tim
FULL NAME: Timothy David Wilkinson BIRTHDATE: July 26, 1978
BIRTHPLACE: Palmerston North, New Zealand RESIDENCE:
Palmerston North, New Zealand HEIGHT: 5-7 WEIGHT: 160 FAMI-
LY: Single SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fitness, movies, sports TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 2003 OTHER INFORMATION: Left-hander is
one of 14 2008 PGA TOUR rookies to come out of the 2007 Qualifying
Tournament. Tied for 14th at the finals, where a final-round 68 helped
him move up from T25 position entering the last day. Has made the
cut in his only two TOUR starts, including a T27 at the 2004 Buick Championship. Shot a
final-round 64 to move up 37 places in the standings. Member of the Nationwide Tour in
2005-07. Enjoyed a consistent year on the 2007 Nationwide Tour, making 23 cuts in 26
starts. Finished No. 49 on the money list, with $133,222. Ended the season with 12 top-25s,
but managed to crack the top-10 on just two occasions. Began the year with a season-best
T7 at the Movistar Panama Championship. Finished T9 at the Knoxville Open. Made the cut
in 13 of 25 starts on Tour in 2006, with five top-25. Concluded the season No. 73 on the
money list, with $75,676. Shot a 7-under 65, highlighted by a Tour-season-best eight consecutive
birdies on Nos. 7-14, to share the first-round lead with Matt Hendrix at the
Knoxville Open. Went on to finish T19. Opened with a 7-under 64 to take sole possession
of the first-round lead at the Preferred Health Systems Wichita Open before finishing T57.
Shared the 54-hole lead with Ricky Barnes at the Oregon Classic, before finishing in third
place — his only top-10 of the season — and just one shot out of the Barnes-Cliff Kresge
playoff. Made the cut in 12 of 25 starts during his rookie season in 2005, with four top-10s.
Wrapped up the season No. 49 on the money list, with $109,275. First two top-10 showings
of the season were both T9 outings at the BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs and the
Preferred Health Systems Wichita Open. Also cracked the top 10 at the Envirocare Utah
Classic (T7) and the weather-shortened Oregon Classic, with a season-best T2 outing.
Would have entered the last round in Oregon three shots behind leader Jeff Gove before
rain forced the shortening of the tournament. Made six starts during the 2004 season, making
the cut in two of those, a T5 at the Miccosukee Championship and T7 at the Knoxville
Open. Made one start on the 2004 PGA TOUR, picking up $29,820 with a T27 at the Buick
Championship. Moved up 37 places on the final day on the strength of a 6-under 64. Also
made the cut at the 2003 Deutsche Bank Championship, his only other PGA TOUR start. Has
also played on the Australasian Tour. Winner of the 2000 New Zealand Amateur.
EXEMPT STATUS: T14 at 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T27—2004 Buick Championship.
MONEY & POSITION:
2003 — 9,900 2004 — 29,820
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 64–2004 Buick Championship/4
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—2; in money—2; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $39,720
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Wyndham Championship/574
Nationwide Tour Alumnus
WILLIS, Garrett
FULL NAME: Garrett Michael Willis BIRTHDATE: November 21,
1973 BIRTHPLACE: Charlotte, NC RESIDENCE: Knoxville, TN
HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 175 FAMILY: Wife, Jennifer EDUCATION:
East Tennessee State University (1996, Communications) SPECIAL
INTERESTS: Dining, TV, video games TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
1996 Q SCHOOL: 2000 OTHER INFORMATION: Will play out of
the Past Champion's category for the second straight year in 2008. In
2007, posted a second-round 10-under-par 62 at TPC Summerlin en
route to T7 finish at the Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children. Held a
share of the 36-hole lead with George McNeill and D.J. Trahan. Top-10 performance was
third in 142 career starts on the PGA TOUR. Played in 16 events on the Nationwide Tour and
recorded a T2 finish at the Fort Smith Classic. Split 2006 season between PGA TOUR (made
four of 10 cuts) and Nationwide Tour (7-16) with a best finish of T4 at the Nationwide Tour's
PalmettoPride Classic in mid-October. Played primarily on the 2005 Nationwide Tour where
he finished career-best 33rd on money list and picked up his first victory at the Envirocare
Utah Classic. Finished at 13-under 275, one shot ahead of Kris Cox, Brian Henninger and
Mathew Goggin. Posted just two top-25s in 2004 on TOUR, including season-best T12 at
the Chrysler Classic of Tucson, the event he won in 2001. Finished out of the top 125 in 2002
(No. 136) and 2003 (No. 134). A T10 at the 2002 Valero Texas Open was his lone top-10 over
the two-year period. Set LaCantera course record in second round with a 61. Needed only
96 putts on the week. In 2001, made first TOUR start a winning one, defeating Kevin
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Sutherland by one stroke at Touchstone Energy Tucson Open. Third-round 64, after opening
71-69, lifted him to within two strokes of lead. Closed with 69. Third TOUR player to win his
first start as a member, joining Ben Crenshaw (1973) and Robert Gamez (1990). Member of
the Nationwide Tour in 1997-2000. Won the 1997 Panama Open, coming from seven strokes
back on the final day. Won 1996 Hooters Tour event in Decatur, AL, in his first professional
tournament. First-team All-America at East Tennessee State.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2001 Touchstone Energy Tucson Open.
NATIONWIDE TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2005 Envirocare Utah Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1998 — 0 2002 — 444,483 — 136 2005 — 52,251 — 228
1999 — 0 2003 — 467,213 — 134 2006 — 60,541 — 228
2001 — 684,038 — 77 2004 — 165,210 — 196 2007 — 233,569 — 190
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T7—Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for
Children.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 61–2002 Valero Texas Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—13; in money—7; Top-10 finishes—1
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—144; in money—62; Top-10 finishes—3
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,107,303
Career High Official World Rank: After 2004 Ryder Cup/349
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WOOD, Willie
FULL NAME: Willie West Wood BIRTHDATE: October 1, 1960
BIRTHPLACE: Kingsville, TX RESIDENCE: Edmond, OK; plays out
of Oak Tree GC HEIGHT: 5-7 WEIGHT: 145 FAMILY: Wife, Jenny;
William (12/17/86), Kelby (6/15/88), Hayden (4/8/96) EDUCATION:
Oklahoma State University SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, physical
fitness TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1983 Q SCHOOL: 1983, 1992
OTHER INFORMATION: Split time between PGA TOUR and
Nationwide Tour from 2000-07. In 2007, made one of six cuts on the
PGA TOUR and two of six cuts on the Nationwide Tour. Best finish was a T14 at the
Knoxville Open on the Nationwide Tour. Made three of 11 cuts on TOUR in 2006 and just
one of three on the Nationwide Tour. Played primarily on 2005 Nationwide Tour, earning his
first top-10 since 2001 with a T5 at the Chattanooga Classic. Recorded a T18 at the 2003
Greater Hartford Open, best effort on TOUR since finishing 12th at the 2001 Southern Farm
Bureau Classic. Member of the TOUR since 1983. Enjoyed his best TOUR earnings season
in 1998 when he finished 76th on the money list and made $397,110 on strength of a runner-up
showing at the Sprint International and T4 at the CVS Charity Classic. Recorded a
T12 at the 1997 Masters. First career victory came at the 1996 Deposit Guaranty Golf
Classic, by one stroke over Kirk Triplett. Lost playoff to Joey Sindelar at 1990 Hardees' Golf
Classic. Medalist at 1983 Qualifying Tournament. Winner of 1990 and 1995 Oklahoma
Opens. Played in the 1982 Masters as an amateur, finishing T41. Outstanding junior career
featured victories at 1977 U.S. Junior, 1978 PGA Junior and 1979 Western Junior. Sister
Deanie was member of LPGA Tour.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1996 Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1983 — 8,400 — 185 1992 — 57,748 — 168 2001 — 196,113 — 173
1984 — 115,741 — 61 1993 — 146,206 — 112 2002 — 85,871 — 204
1985 — 153,706 — 49 1994 — 87,102 — 165 2003 — 118,280 — 200
1986 — 172,629 — 52 1995 — 64,697 2004 — 78,937 — 221
1987 — 95,917 — 98 1996 — 255,158 — 87 2005 — 0
1988 — 53,064 — 146 1997 — 190,283 — 121 2006 — 27,774 — 242
1989 — 9,677 — 212 1998 — 397,110 — 76 2007 — 8,700 — 254
1990 — 179,972 — 90 1999 — 115,884 — 185
1991 — 48,033 — 176 2000 — 45,345 — 216
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: 83—Wyndham Championship.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 63–3 times, most recent 1990 Hardee's Golf
Classic/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—6; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—480; in money—261; Top-10 finishes—23
CAREER EARNINGS: $2,712,346
Career High Official World Rank: After 1999 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/128
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YANG, Y.E.
FULL NAME: Yong-Eun Yang BIRTHDATE: January 15, 1972
BIRTHPLACE: Jeju-do, Korea RESIDENCE: Seoul, South Korea
HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 195 FAMILY: Wife, Young Ju Park;
Hyeonwoo (1999), Isu (2000), Kyungmin (2005) SPECIAL INTER-
ESTS: Sports TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1996 Q SCHOOL: 2007
OTHER INFORMATION: One of 14 rookies to come out of the 2007
PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Tied for sixth in the finals. Has
played in 14 TOUR events over the years and made eight cuts, including
five of nine in 2007. Best finish was a T30 at the Masters. Had three top-25 finishes on
the European Tour, all T21s. Posted Asian Tour victories in 2006 at the Korea Open in a field
which included Retief Goosen and the HSBC Champions Tournament (co-sanctioned event
with the European Tour). The latter victory was worth a career-best $833,000 and came by
two strokes over runner-up and hard-charging Tiger Woods. Win was worth full status on
the European Tour and moved him into the top 40 at the time in the Official World Golf
Ranking. Victory made him just the second Korean player to win on the European Tour, joining
K.J. Choi. Four-time winner on the Japan Golf Tour, with his most recent victory coming
at the 2006 Suntory Open in September, thanks to a final-round 63. Other Tour wins came
at the 2004 Sun Chlorella Classic, 2004 Asahi-Ryokuken Yomiuri Memorial and the 2005
Coca-Cola Tokai Classic. First-round 66 had him one stroke off the lead in the 2004 Shinhan
Korea Golf Championship, a PGA TOUR-affiliated event. Third-round 80 dropped him out of
contention. Finished T11 behind winner Arron Oberholser.
EXEMPT STATUS: T6 at the 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T30—2007 Masters Tournament.
MONEY & POSITION:
2004 — 0 2005 — 22,856 2007 — 53,480
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T30—Masters Tournament.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 66–2005 Reno-Tahoe Open/3
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—9; in money—5; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—14; in money—8; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER EARNINGS: $76,336
Career High Official World Rank: After 2007 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic/29
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ZOELLER, Fuzzy (ZELL-er)
FULL NAME: Frank Urban Zoeller BIRTHDATE: November 11,
1951 BIRTHPLACE: New Albany, IN RESIDENCE: Floyds Knobs,
IN HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 190 FAMILY: Wife, Diane; Sunnye
Noel, Heide Leigh, Gretchen Marie, Miles Remington EDUCATION:
Edison (FL) Junior College; University of Houston SPECIAL INTER-
ESTS: All sports, golf course design TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
1973 JOINED TOUR: 1974 Q SCHOOL: 1974 OTHER INFORMA-
TION: Made the cut at the Masters Tournament for the first time
since 1998 in his only PGA TOUR start in 2007. Finished 60th. In last full season playing on
TOUR in 2001, played in 15 events and made five cuts. Joined Champions Tour in 2002.
Owner of two major titles, 1979 Masters and the 1984 U.S. Open. Claimed Masters title on
third extra hole of playoff with Ed Sneed and Tom Watson. Became just the third player
(Horton Smith in 1934, Gene Sarazen in 1935) to win at Augusta National in his first
attempt. Bested Greg Norman in an 18-hole playoff for U.S. Open victory at Winged Foot.
Was also the runner-up to Larry Nelson in the 1981 PGA Championship at the Atlanta
Athletic Club and finished third in the 1994 British Open at Turnberry, Scotland. Has 10
TOUR titles, including three in 1986, the last coming at the Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic
that year. Two-time Champions Tour winner, including the 2002 Senior PGA. Has long history
of back trouble, dating back to high school basketball fall. First affected golf game at
1984 PGA Championship when he was hospitalized before first round. Underwent surgery
for ruptured discs later that year and was sidelined until February 1985. In third start after
return, won the Bay Hill Classic. Played on three American Ryder Cup teams (1979, 1983,
1985). Also won the 1985 and 1986 Skins Game and claimed the 1987 Merrill Lynch Shoot-
Out Championship. Won 1973 Indiana State Amateur and the 1972 Florida State Junior
College title. Long a gallery favorite for his relaxed approach to the game. Has an interest
in golf course design and one of his projects is TPC Summerlin, host course for the Justin
Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open.
EXEMPT STATUS: Past Champion
PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (10): 1979 Andy Williams-San Diego Open Invitational, Masters
Tournament. 1981 Colonial National Invitation. 1983 Sea Pines Heritage, Panasonic Las
Vegas Pro Celebrity Classic. 1984 U.S. Open. 1985 Hertz Bay Hill Classic. 1986 AT&T Pebble
Beach National Pro-Am, Sea Pines Heritage, Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic.
MONEY & POSITION:
1975 — 7,318 — 145 1986 — 358,115 — 13 1997 — 134,776 — 148
1976 — 52,557 — 56 1987 — 222,921 — 44 1998 — 305,041 — 101
1977 — 76,417 — 40 1988 — 209,564 — 51 1999 — 54,046 — 223
1978 — 109,055 — 20 1989 — 217,742 — 65 2000 — 4,550 — 251
1979 — 196,951 — 9 1990 — 199,629 — 79 2001 — 38,530 — 218
1980 — 95,531 — 46 1991 — 385,139 — 42 2002 — 0
1981 — 151,571 — 19 1992 — 125,003 — 114 2003 — 0
1982 — 126,512 — 28 1993 — 378,175 — 39 2004 — 0
1983 — 417,597 — 2 1994 —1,016,804 — 5 2005 — 0
1984 — 157,460 — 40 1995 — 170,706 2006 — 0
1985 — 244,003 — 15 1996 — 347,629 — 56 2007 — 15,950 — 247
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: 60—Masters Tournament.
PGA TOUR CAREER LOW ROUND: 62–1982 B.C. Open/2
2007 SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—1; in money—1; Top-10 finishes—0
CAREER SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered—570; in money—400; Top-10 finishes—
100
CAREER EARNINGS: $5,819,293
Career High Official World Rank: After 1995 THE PLAYERS Championship/11
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BALLESTEROS, Seve (by-ya-STARE-ohs)
HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 195 BIRTHDATE: April 9, 1957 BIRTH-
PLACE: Pedrena, Spain RESIDENCE: Bilbao, Spain FAMILY:
Baldomero (1990), Miguel (1992), Carmen (1994) SPECIAL INTER-
ESTS: Cycling, fishing, gardening TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1974
OTHER INFORMATION: Announced his retirement from competitive
golf in July 2007, just before the British Open, after missing the
cut at the Masters and making his debut on the Champions Tour with
a T77 finish at the Regions Charity Classic near Birmingham, AL.
Played two events in 2006, missing the cut at the British Open and the
French Open. Made one start in 2005 and also in 2003 on the
European Tour. Victorious European Ryder Cup captain in 1997.
Winner of 72 tournaments worldwide, including nine on the PGA
TOUR from 1978-88 and 48 on European Tour. First victory came at
1976 Dutch Open, latest at 1995 Peugeot Spanish Open. Won five
major championships: 1979, 1984, 1988 British Opens; 1980 and 1983 Masters
Tournaments. Has won Open Championships in nine countries: The Netherlands, France,
Switzerland, Great Britain, Spain, Ireland, Germany, Japan and Kenya. Also won 1981
Australian PGA. Web site is seveballesteros.com.
PGA TOUR PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-2
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (9): 1978 Greater Greensboro Open. 1979 British Open. 1980
Masters Tournament. 1983 Masters Tournament, Manufacturers Hanover Westchester
Classic. 1984 British Open. 1985 USF&G Classic. 1988 Manufacturers Hanover Westchester
Classic, British Open.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1977 — 9,450 — 154 1987 — 305,058 — 32 1997 — 0
1978 — 68,064 — 43 1988 — 165,202 — 71 1998 — 0
1979 — 8,490 — 165 1989 — 138,094 — 101 1999 — 0
1980 — 87,917 — 48 1990 — 84,584 — 144 2000 — 0
1981 — 10,299 — 172 1991 — 64,320 — 160 2001 — 0
1982 — 105,828 — 35 1992 — 39,206 — 186 2002 — 0
1983 — 210,933 — 18 1993 — 34,850 — 193 2003 — 0
1984 — 132,660 — 52 1994 — 49,245 — 189 2006 — 0
1985 — 206,638 1995 — 64,345 — 184 2007 — 0
1986 — 45,877 — 141 1996 — 9,300 — 280
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–1; in money–0; Top-10 finishes–0
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BJORN, Thomas (bih-YORN)
HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 194 BIRTHDATE: February 18, 1971
BIRTHPLACE: Silkeborg, Denmark RESIDENCE: Silkeborg,
Denmark; Wentworth, England FAMILY: Wife, Pernilla; Filippa
(5/28/99); Oliver and Julia (3/31/03) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Soccer,
movies TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1993 OTHER INFORMATION:
Best 2007 finishes were a T11 at the World Golf Championships-CA
Championship on the PGA TOUR and a T3 at the French Open on the
European Tour. Won his ninth European Tour title at the 2006 Nissan
Irish Open. Trailed by nine strokes after the first round but rallied to birdie the last two holes
of the tournament to win on the European Tour for the second consecutive year. Finished T2
at the 2005 PGA Championship at Baltusrol Golf Club thanks to a 7-under 63 in the third
round. Retained his playing privileges for the 2005 PGA TOUR after finishing 73rd on the
money list in 2004, his first official season on TOUR, but opted not to remain a member in
2005. Collected enough money as a non-PGA TOUR member during the 2003 season and
accepted his fully-exempt playing privileges on the 2004 PGA TOUR for the first time in his
career. Finished T2 at the 2003 British Open where he made a double bogey on the par-3
16th hole and then bogey on No. 17 to fall one back of winner Ben Curtis. Was his fourth
consecutive top-10 at the British Open. Won once on 2001 European Tour at Dubai Desert
Classic, where he outdueled Tiger Woods. First European Tour victory came at 1996 Loch
Lomond World Invitational, a win that helped him earn 1996 Rookie of the Year honors. The
Loch Lomond title also was a catalyst toward his becoming first Danish golfer to play in the
Ryder Cup, in 1997. In 2000, finished second behind Tiger Woods in British Open and finished
alone in third at PGA Championship, also won by Woods. With both parents playing
the game, started in golf at age 6.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 2—2004 World Golf Championships-American
Express Championship, T2—2000 British Open, 2003 British Open, 2005 PGA
Championship.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1996 — 0 2000 — 814,148 2004 —1,050,803 — 73
1997 — 13,118 — 256 2001 — 125,780 2005 — 651,267
1998 — 92,838 — 186 2002 — 360,629 2006 — 104,773
1999 — 30,066 — 244 2003 — 548,412 2007 — 37,044
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T11—World Golf Championships-CA Championship.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–6; in money–4; Top-10 finishes–0
2-272
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Includes top 100 in Official World Golf Ranking through Nov. 5, 2007, active World Golf Hall of Fame members, previous major championship winners and lastnamed
Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup team members.
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BRIER, Markus
HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 172 BIRTHDATE: July 5, 1968 BIRTH-
PLACE: Vienna, Austria RESIDENCE: Vienna, Austria FAMILY:
Wife, Sabine; Constantin (1999), Felipa (2006) SPECIAL INTER-
ESTS: Skiing, tennis TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995 OTHER
INFORMATION: Won for the first time outside his home country of
Austria in 2007 with a victory at the Volvo China Open in Shanghai
First Austrian player to win on European Tour. Won by five strokes and
set off a run where he finished T5 and second the next two weeks on
the European Tour on the way to a career year. Followed that with a T12 at the British Open,
his best finish in a major championship. Began the year 194th in the world and rose into the
top 100. Became the first Austrian to win on the European Tour in June 2006 when he captured
the BA-CA Golf Open at his home club of Fontana Golf Club in Vienna, Austria. He won
that event twice previously, in 2002 and 2004, when it was a European Challenge Tour
event. In 2004, teamed with Martin Wiegele to finish fifth in Austria’s debut in the World
Cup in Seville, Spain. Spent his time in military service on a golf scholarship. Was age 27
before he turned professional and 37 before he won his first title.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T12—2007 British Open.
MONEY AND POSITION:
2001 — 0 2006 — 0
2003 — 18,859 2007 — 120,458
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T12—British Open.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–2; in money–1; Top-10 finishes–0
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CAMPBELL, Michael
HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 198 BIRTHDATE: February 23, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Hawera, New Zealand RESIDENCE: Gulf Harbour,
New Zealand FAMILY: Wife, Julie; Thomas (1998), Jordan (2000)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fly fishing, wine collecting TURNED PRO-
FESSIONAL: 1993 OTHER INFORMATION: Best PGA TOUR finish
in 2007 was a T33 at the Accenture Match Play Championship and
best European Tour finish was a T4 at the British Masters. The 2005
season was a career best, with a major championship victory at the
U.S. Open and two other worldwide wins. Won the 2005 Nissan Irish Open in a playoff over
Thomas Bjorn and Peter Hedblom. In his first start in 2005 on the PGA TOUR, captured his
first PGA TOUR title at the U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2, becoming the first New Zealander
to win a major since left-hander Bob Charles won the 1963 British Open. He began the final
round four strokes behind defending and two-time U.S. Open champion Retief Goosen and
closed with a 1-under 69 to beat Tiger Woods by two strokes. He was the 57th player to
make the U.S. Open his first career major championship title. Also finished T5 at the British
Open at St. Andrews and T6 at the PGA Championship in 2005. Defeated Paul McGinley 2
and 1 in the 36-hole championship match of the 2005 HSBC World Match Play
Championship in Wentworth, England. Participated in his second Presidents Cup and compiled
a 2-1-2 record including a singles victory over Fred Funk. Played on the 2003 PGA TOUR
after earning Special Temporary Member status in early 2002 but missed nine cuts in 14
starts. Best finish was a T33 at the 2003 Accenture Match Play Championship. In 1995, led
British Open at St. Andrews by two strokes after three rounds. Closed with 76 for T3. Wrist
injury produced lengthy fall following that year, in which he finished fifth on the European
Tour Order of Merit. Was fit again in 1998. Ended 1999 calendar year by defeating
Australian Geoff Ogilvy, Ernie Els and Tiger Woods to win first event of 2000 European Tour
season, the Johnnie Walker Classic in Taiwan. Received Officer of New Zealand Order of
Merit for services to New Zealand golf, called award the highlight of his career. His greatgreat-great-grandfather,
Sir Logan Campbell, moved from Edinburgh to New Zealand in
1845. Winner of the 1992 Australia Amateur Championship. Web site is cambogolf.com.
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2005 U.S. Open.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1995 — 141,388 — 135 2000 — 86,223 2004 — 86,006
1996 — 66,338 — 187 2001 — 213,192 2005 —1,585,560
1998 — 9,541 — 277 2002 — 614,250 2006 — 323,983
1999 — 0 2003 — 107,814 — 203 2007 — 39,582
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T33—World Golf Championships-Accenture Match
Play Championship.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–9; in money–5; Top-10 finishes–0
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DOUGHERTY, Nick
HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 186 BIRTHDATE: May 24, 1982 BIRTH-
PLACE: Liverpool, England RESIDENCE: Sunningdale, England
FAMILY: Single SPECIAL INTERESTS: Flying, socializing, football,
music TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2001 OTHER INFORMATION:
Enjoyed most successful season on the European Tour and in the
major championships in 2007. Won the Dunhill Links Championship in
October at St. Andrews for his second career European Tour victory.
Beat fellow Englishman Justin Rose by two. Opened with a 2-underpar
68 to lead eventual champion Angel Cabrera by one in second career U.S. Open start at
Oakmont CC. The first-round 68 was one of just eight sub-70 rounds on the week. Finished
T7, carding rounds of 77-74-71 over the final 54 holes. Also finished T74 at the British Open.
Made a quick start in 2005, finishing T4 at the South African Airways Open and claiming
his first European Tour title at the Caltex Masters the following week. Was the European
Tour Rookie of the Year in 2002. Started playing golf at age 4, following his father around
the Bootle Golf Club. At age 6 won his first tournament, an under-14s tournament at North
Berwick. Protege of World Golf Hall of Famer Nick Faldo, who recognized him as a special
talent during the Faldo Junior Series and took him under his wing, including taking him to
visit Sam Snead. Coached by David Leadbetter. An accomplished flute player having
reached Grade Six after taking it up at Primary School after his dad, a huge Beatles fan who
knew original drummer Pete Best, traded in one of Paul McCartney’s first guitars to buy a
flute. Brother is a corporate attorney in New York.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T7—2007 U.S. Open.
MONEY AND POSITION:
2003 — 0 2006 — 0
2005 — 47,467 2007 — 227,922
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T7—U.S. Open.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–3; in money–2; Top-10 finishes–1
DREDGE, Bradley
HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 168 BIRTHDATE: July 6, 1973 BIRTH-
PLACE: Tredegar, Wales RESIDENCE: Cardiff, Wales FAMILY:
Wife, Germaine SPECIAL INTERESTS: Holidays, keeping fit, reading
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1996 OTHER INFORMATION:
Recorded second-place finishes at the Irish Open and Celtic Manor
Wales Open on the European Tour in 2007. Making his first start at
the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship,
defeated No. 2 seed Ernie Els, 4 and 2, in the first round. Lost to Ian
Poulter in the second round. Finished T44 in first appearance at the Masters despite a finalround
83. Won the Omega European Masters in September 2006 by eight strokes, the
largest victory margin on the European Tour that season. In 2005, recorded eight top-10s,
including two seconds, on the way to 12th on the European Tour Order of Merit. Teamed
with Stephen Dodd to win the 2005 Algarve World Cup for Wales. A third-round 60 led the
way to his first victory, by eight strokes, in the 2003 Madeira Island Open. Before turning
professional was runner-up to Stephen Dundas in the British Amateur at Carnoustie,
Scotland in 1992 but gained some consolation with a place in the Walker Cup team of 1993.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T17—2007 World Golf Championships-Accenture
Match Play Championship.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1998 — 0 2003 — 0 2006 — 0
2002 — 37,925 2005 — 0 2007 — 22,533
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T17—World Golf Championships-Accenture Match
Play Championship.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–4; in money–2; Top-10 finishes–0
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DYSON, Simon
HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 168 BIRTHDATE: December 21, 1977
BIRTHPLACE: York, England RESIDENCE: York, England FAMILY:
Single SPECIAL INTERESTS: Music, tennis, snooker, films
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1999 OTHER INFORMATION: Fired a
final-round 64 to finish T6 at the 2007 PGA Championship, his best
finish in a major championship. Lost in a playoff, along with Soren
Kjeldsen, to Justin Rose a the Volvo Masters, the final event of the
2007 European Tour season. Followed up breakthrough 2006 season
on the European Tour with consistent performance in 2007 that included six top-10s and
two thirds. Recorded first two European Tour titles in 2006, at the Indonesian Open and the
KLM Open in The Netherlands. Beat Australian Andrew Buckle by two strokes in Indonesia
in early March and Australian Richard Green on the first hole of a playoff at the KLM in
August. T38 at the 2006 British Open and T48 at the American Express Championship in
only 2006 PGA TOUR starts. Comes from a family with a rich sports background. His grandfather
was a jockey; dad, John, is a bookmaker and his uncle, Terry, played soccer for
Tottenham in the early 1960s. Encouraged to take up golf by his older brother Nick. Was a
scratch player by age 16. Runner-up in the English Amateur in 1999 but won the Finnish
Amateur title and was a member of the Great Britain and Ireland team which won the
Walker Cup at Nairn that year. Gained second card in the Asian PGA Tour School in January
2000 and broke through by winning back-to-back titles in the Macau Open and Volvo China
Open, the latter before it became a co-sanctioned event on the European Tour.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T6—2007 PGA Championship.
MONEY AND POSITION:
2000 — 0 2004 — 0 2006 — 21,578
2001 — 0 2005 — 38,548 2007 — 227,500
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T6—PGA Championship.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–1; in money–1; Top-10 finishes–1
E
EDFORS, Johan
HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 175 BIRTHDATE: October 10, 1975
BIRTHPLACE: Varberg, Sweden RESIDENCE: Dubai FAMILY:
Single SPECIAL INTERESTS: Skiing, sports, music TURNED PRO-
FESSIONAL: 1997 OTHER INFORMATION: After breakthrough
season on the European Tour in 2006, struggled in 2007 with one top-
10 on the European Tour (a T5 at Mallorca Classic in late October) and
missed the cut in all four majors. Best PGA TOUR finish was a T28 at
the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Won his first three titles and got into
contention for a spot on the Ryder Cup Team in 2006. Won the TCL Classic in March in
China, birdieing the final hole to beat Andrew Buckle by one. Won the British Masters by
one stroke in May at The Belfry. At the Barclays Scottish Open in July, began the final round
six behind leaders Darren Clarke and Thomas Bjorn. Shot a final-round 63 to win by two.
Became the first Qualifying School graduate to win three times in the following season.
Was the top-ranked player on the 2003 European Challenge Tour. Played amateur golf for
the Swedish National Team and made a dramatic improvement during his fifth year on the
Challenge Tour after spending the past four years outside the top 100 in the rankings.
Narrowly missed out on retaining his card in 2004 and returned to the Challenge Tour in
2005, finishing 45th before winning his place on Tour back with a 13th place finish at the
Qualifying School. Grew up playing at the Kungsbacka course in Sweden, also the home
course of PGA TOUR player Fredrik Jacobson and LPGA player Sophie Gustafson.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T22—2006 World Golf Championships-American
Express Championship.
MONEY AND POSITION:
2006 — 0 2007 — 51,005
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T28—Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by
MasterCard.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–8; in money–4; Top-10 finishes–0
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FASTH, Niclas (NICK-lus FAST)
HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 180 BIRTHDATE: April 29, 1972 BIRTH-
PLACE: Gothenburg, Sweden RESIDENCE: Ascot, England FAMI-
LY: Wife, Marie; Adam (2001), Amanda (2004) SPECIAL INTER-
ESTS: Sports, cars, hunting, motorcycles TURNED PROFESSION-
AL: 1993 OTHER INFORMATION: Finished T9 at the 2007 World
Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship. Defeated
Joe Durant and Retief Goosen before falling to Geoff Ogilvy, 2 and 1,
in the third round. Finished T6 at the World Golf Championships-CA
Championship at Doral Golf Resort & Spa, first top-10 in four starts in the event. Finished
solo fourth in fourth career U.S. Open start at Oakmont CC, two behind champion Angel
Cabrera. Highest finish for a Swede at the U.S. Open, surpassing Fredrik Jacobson
(T5/2003). Captured sixth European Tour title in late June at the BMW International in
Munich, Germany. Won twice in both 2005 and 2006 on the European Tour. His best year
was in 2001 where he finished 10th on the European Tour Order of Merit, helped largely by
finishing runner-up to David Duval in the British Open at Royal Lytham & St. Annes. He went
on to make his Ryder Cup debut in 2002 at The Belfry where he was tied by Paul Azinger’s
chip-in from the bunker at the 18th in their Singles match. Attempted to play in America and
Europe in 1998 and admitted it was "definitely a mistake. I spent all my time on a plane!"
Earlier in his career, he came close to becoming the first player to win The European Tour
Qualifying School Final Stage twice, having claimed top honors in 1996 and then finishing
second in 1999. Also a four-time winner on the Challenge Tour in 1993.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 2—2001 British Open.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1998 — 20,360 — 245 2003 — 481,982 2006 — 0
2001 — 544,418 2004 — 265,423 — 171 2007 — 404,655
2002 — 73,628 2005 — 0
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: 4—U.S. Open; T6—World Golf Championships-CA
Championship; T9—World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–10; in money–7; Top-10 finishes–3
G
GREEN, Richard
HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 215 BIRTHDATE: February 19, 1971
BIRTHPLACE: Melbourne, Australia RESIDENCE: Melbourne,
Australia; Bagshot, England FAMILY: Wife, Anita; Tara (9/25/01)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Car racing TURNED PROFESSIONAL:
1992 OTHER INFORMATION: Beat France's Jean-Francois Remesy
on the first hole of a playoff to win the 2007 European Tour's BA-CA
Open in Austria. The victory was his first on the European Tour in 10
years. Closed with a course record-tying 64 at Carnoustie to finish T4
at the 2007 British Open, his first top-10 in a major championship. Joined the PGA TOUR in
mid-August as a Special Temporary Member for the remainder of 2007. Became the first
left-hander since 1975 to win on the European Tour with a victory at the 1997 Dubai Desert
Classic in a playoff with Ian Woosnam and Greg Norman, a victory which helped him finish
34th on the Volvo Order of Merit, his highest finish until placing seventh in 2004. Attended
the Victoria Institute of Sport and works with coach Darren Webster-Clarke. Represented
Australia in the 1998 World Cup along with Peter O'Malley. Has a passion for motor sports.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T4—2007 British Open.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1997 — 47,450 — 205 2002 — 14,696 2006 — 29,250
1999 — 0 2004 — 0 2007 — 438,670
2001 — 19,312 2005 — 256,807
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T4—British Open.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–4; in money–4; Top-10 finishes–1
2-274
Prominent International Players
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HANSEN, Anders
HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 165 BIRTHDATE: September 16, 1970
BIRTHPLACE: Sonderborg, Denmark RESIDENCE: Zurich,
Switzerland FAMILY: Children, Marcus (4/4/98), Filuca (10/16/03)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Family, friends, movies TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 1995 OTHER INFORMATION: Holed a 25-foot birdie putt
on the first playoff hole to beat Justin Rose at the 2007 BMW PGA
Championship, his second victory in the tournament at Wentworth
Club in Surrey, England. Was a rookie on the PGA TOUR in 2007, earning
his card via a T4 finish at the TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Best finish on TOUR in 2007
was a T11 at the Wyndham Championship, where he was one stroke back after 36 holes
and three back in second after 54 holes. Made his major breakthrough on the European Tour
by winning the Volvo PGA Championship at Wentworth Club in 2002. Finished 16th in
European Tour Order of Merit that season. Twice Danish Amateur champion and
Eisenhower Trophy player. Started the game at age 10, influenced by the fact that his parents
both played. Brother, Nicolai, is a scratch golfer. Anders attended University of Houston
and won two college tournaments. Finished T2 in first professional tournament on the
European Challenge Tour, the Team Erhverv Danish Open in 1995. No relation to Soren
Hansen. However, both made holes in one in successive weeks on the European Tour in
1999 and won their first European Tour titles within a month of each other in 2002.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T11—2007 Wyndham Championship.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1999 — 0 2003 — 0 2006 — 53,100
2002 — 12,247 2004 — 0 2007 — 461,216 — 137
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T11—Wyndham Championship; T12—PGA
Championship; T22—The Honda Classic, World Golf Championships-Bridgestone
Invitational.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–16; in money–10; Top-10 finishes–0
HANSEN, Soren
HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 194 BIRTHDATE: March 21, 1974 BIRTH-
PLACE: Copenhagen, Denmark RESIDENCE: Monaco FAMILY:
Son, Casper SPECIAL INTERESTS: Basketball, all sports TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1997 OTHER INFORMATION: Had a strong
summer in 2007 on the European Tour, with seven top-10s, two runner-ups
and his first victory in five years at the Mercedes-Benz
Championship in mid-September. Had two eagles on the back nine to
beat Phillip Archer and Alastair Forsyth by four strokes near Munich,
Germany. Victory pushed him to eighth in the European Tour Order of Merit. Claimed his first
European Tour victory in the 2001 Murphy's Irish Open at Fota Island, winning at the fourth
playoff hole with a birdie-2. Also finished T8 in the British Open, where he was one shot off
the 36-hole lead and two behind after 54 holes. Won his first title within a year of turning
professional. Captured the Navision Open Golf Championship on the European Challenge
Tour at Himmerland in his native Denmark after a three-way playoff. Partnered Thomas
Björn to a share of second place in the 2001 EMC World Cup as Denmark lost to South
Africa in a playoff. No relation to Anders Hansen.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T8—2002 British Open.
MONEY AND POSITION:
2001 — 0 2003 — 0 2007 — 0
2002 — 139,466 2005 — 26,243
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–1; in money–0; Top-10 finishes–0
HANSON, Peter
HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 187 BIRTHDATE: October 4, 1977 BIRTH-
PLACE: Svedala, Sweden RESIDENCE: Trelleborg, Sweden FAMILY:
Wife, Sanna; Stella (2007) SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting OTHER
INFORMATION: Had a breakout season worldwide in 2007, making
the cut in the U.S. Open (T30), British Open (T69) and PGA Championship
(T23). Also recorded a T2 on the European Tour at the Abu Dhabi Golf
Championship and had seven top-10s. Defeated compatriot Peter
Gustafsson in a playoff for the 2005 Jazztel Open de España en
Andalucia at San Roque Club to secure his first European Tour win. Could not repeat that success
in 2006, but finished comfortably in 57th place on the Order of Merit. Initially earned his
place on the European Tour through the 2000 Qualifying School Final Stage and then through
the Challenge Tour rankings in 2001, when, having failed to qualify for the British Open, he
traveled to Germany and promptly won the Günther Hamburg Classic, the richest event of the
year on the Challenge Tour, to guarantee himself a place in the top 15 in the rankings. Lost his
card again at the end of the 2002 season but had eight top-10 finishes during the 2003
Challenge Tour season to regain his place on the European Tour. An impressive amateur career
was rounded off by winning the Brabazon Trophy at Formby in 1998 and representing Sweden
in the Eisenhower Trophy that same year. Coached by Jan Larsson, the professional at
Bokskogen, where he was first introduced to the game by neighbors.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T23—2007 PGA Championship.
MONEY AND POSITION:
2005 — 51,891 2007 — 116,159
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T23—PGA Championship.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–3; in money–3; Top-10 finishes–0
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HOWELL, David
HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 190 BIRTHDATE: June 23, 1975 BIRTH-
PLACE: Swindon, England RESIDENCE: Weybridge, England
FAMILY: Single SPECIAL INTERESTS: Soccer, all sports TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1995 OTHER INFORMATION: Bothered by a
bad back much of the 2007 season, which caused him to withdraw
from the Wachovia Championship and THE PLAYERS Championship
on the PGA TOUR. Best worldwide finish was a T29 at the Nissan
Open early in the year. Joined the PGA TOUR for the 2006 season,
having finished among the top 125 as a non-member in 2005. Englishman started the 2006
European Tour season beating playing partner Tiger Woods on the final day to win the
HSBC Champions tournament in Shanghai, China in late 2005. Won the 2005 BMW
International Open for his second European Tour title, beating John Daly and Brett Rumford
by one stroke. One of the heroes of Europe’s 2004 Ryder Cup victory over the U.S at Oakland
Hills. Together with fellow rookie Paul Casey, produced a pivotal victory in the Saturday
morning four-ball session over Chad Campbell and Jim Furyk. One down with two to play,
Howell hit a 6-iron tee shot from 203 yards to 5 feet and holed the birdie putt to win the
hole, before partner Casey won the last to give Bernhard Langer’s team a crucial point. First
European Tour win came at the 1999 Dubai Desert Classic. Collected his first professional
victory when he won the 1998 MasterCard Australian PGA Championship by seven strokes.
As an amateur, won the British Boys Championship in 1993 before collecting 2 1 /2 of three
points in the 1995 Walker Cup victory over a Tiger Woods-led United States Team at Royal
Porthcawl. Beat Notah Begay III in singles.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 3—2004 World Golf Championships-American
Express Championship.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1997 — 0 2002 — 0 2006 — 912,437 — 96
1998 — 12,471 — 263 2003 — 0 2007 — 213,583 — 180
1999 — 12,675 — 271 2004 — 18,500
2001 — 0 2005 — 224,450
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T29—Nissan Open.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–10; in money–7; Top-10 finishes–0
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ILONEN, Mikko
HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 182 BIRTHPLACE: Lahti, Finland RESI-
DENCE: Zurich, Switzerland FAMILY: Single SPECIAL INTER-
ESTS: Sports OTHER INFORMATION: Became the first player
from Finland to win on the European Tour with a victory in the 2007
Enjoy Jakarta Astro Indonesia Open. Added a second title in August
at the Scandinavian Masters. Birdied the par-3 18th hole to tie with
Germany's Martin Kaymer, who double bogeyed the hole in the next
group. In 2006, finished 16th at Royal Liverpool, the site of his 2000
British Amateur victory, in the British Open. That performance, along with good results in
the Dunhill Championship, The Deutsche Bank Players’ Championship of Europe and the
Omega European Masters, saw him regain his place on the European Tour by finishing
112th on the Order of Merit. Turned professional in 2001 and immediately showed great
potential by finishing T9 behind David Duval in the British Open at Royal Lytham & St
Annes. Became the first Finn to win the British Amateur when he won the title in 2000.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T9—2001 British Open.
MONEY AND POSITION:
2001 — 91,194 2002 — 16,223 2006 — 83,655
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JACQUELIN, Raphael
HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 165 BIRTHDATE: May 8, 1974 BIRTH-
PLACE: Lyon, France RESIDENCE: Coppet, Switzerland FAMILY:
Wife, Fanny; Hugo (1997), Roman (2005) SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Soccer, tennis, music TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995 OTHER
INFORMATION: Won his second European Tour title in 2007 at the
BMW Asian Open in Shanghai, China in wire-to-wire fashion. Won
his first European Tour event, at the 2005 Madrid Open, by three
strokes, shooting three 64s to begin the tournament. In 2003, missed
only five cuts in his 29 outings and placed a career-best 20th on the Order of Merit.
Established three course records between August and October. Dreamed of being a professional
soccer player until a knee injury at age 13 forced him to try other sports. Took up
tennis, then switched to golf.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T13—2001 British Open.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1997 — 0 2002 — 0 2004 — 19,756
2001 — 57,310 2003 — 16,214 2007 — 20,669
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T65—British Open.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–3; in money–2; Top-10 finishes–0
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JIMENEZ, Miguel Angel (ME-gehl ahn-HEL HIM-en-ez)
HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 162 BIRTHDATE: January 5, 1964
BIRTHPLACE: Malaga, Spain RESIDENCE: Malaga, Spain FAMI-
LY: Wife: Montserrat; Miguel Angel (5/7/95), Victor (1/5/99) SPE-
CIAL INTERESTS: Cars TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1982 OTHER
INFORMATION: Best PGA TOUR finish in 2007 was a T12 at the
British Open. Recorded six top-10s on the European Tour, including a
T2 at the Abu Dhabi Golf Championship and a victory at the UBS Hong
Kong Open in late November by one stroke over Robert Karlsson, K.J.
Choi and Thongchai Jaidee. Best TOUR finish in 2006 was a T11 at the Masters. Last victory
came at the 2005 Celtic Manor Wales Open. In 2004, at age 40, won a season-high
four times on the European Tour and placed fourth on the Order of Merit. Won the Johnnie
Walker Classic, the Algarve Open, the BMW Asian Open and the BMW International.
Capped the season by making his second European Ryder Cup team and teamed with
Sergio Garcia for the World Cup competition in Spain. In 2000, played in 11 PGA TOUR
events and had two top-10s, including a T2 with Ernie Els behind winner Tiger Woods at
the U.S. Open. Finished fourth on the Volvo Order of Merit in 1998, the highlight coming in
the Trophée Lancôme, where he chipped in for a birdie-2 at the 72nd hole to win. Also finished
fourth in 1999, where apart from his win at Montecastillo and in the Turespaña
Masters Open Andalucia, he also finished second in the American Express Championship
at Valderrama, where he lost to Tiger Woods in a playoff. At the 1999 Ryder Cup, won once
and halved two matches. One of seven brothers, he worked as a caddie in Malaga and did
not take up the game until age 15. Nicknamed "The Mechanic" but has a preference for
driving, rather than repairing, high performance vehicles, especially his red Ferrari.
PGA TOUR PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-1
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 2—1999 World Golf Championships-American
Express Championship, T2—2000 U.S. Open.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1995 — 57,196 — 193 2000 — 488,848 2005 — 109,398
1996 — 26,631 — 227 2001 — 464,457 — 106 2006 — 334,011
1997 — 0 2002 — 280,568 — 159 2007 — 142,991
1998 — 0 2003 — 0
1999 — 194,188 — 154 2004 — 66,367
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T12—British Open.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–5; in money–3; Top-10 finishes–0
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KARLSSON, Robert
HEIGHT: 6-5 WEIGHT: 198 BIRTHDATE: September 3, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Katrineholm, Sweden RESIDENCE: Monaco FAMI-
LY: Wife, Ebba; Thea (2001), Ceasar (2004) SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Family, skiing TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1989 OTHER INFOR-
MATION: First top-10 of 2007 came in ninth start, a T6 at THE PLAY-
ERS Championship. Recovered from a first-round, 5-over-par 77 to finish
five strokes behind champion Phil Mickelson. Joined the PGA
TOUR in early July as a Special Temporary Member for the remainder
of 2007. Best European Tour finish was a second at the Portugal Masters in late October.
Two titles in 2006 made Karlsson Sweden’s most prolific champion, surpassing the record
of Anders Forsbrand. Karlsson took his victory tally to seven with a win in the Deutsche
Bank Players’ Championship of Europe. That followed an earlier win in the Celtic Manor
Wales Open. Joined the European Tour in 1991 and won his first five titles between 1995
and 2002. In 2003 he decided to make a fresh start after years of feeling frustrated with
both his game and life situation. Since then has worked hard with his attitude, as he has
become more relaxed and content both on and off the course. His work with his Swedish
coach, Annchristine Lundstrom, has helped enormously and he credits her for the hints she
has given him to fully start taking personal leadership. "I never thought that this day would
come, where I could play up to seven weeks in a row and really enjoy every round," Karlsson
said. "There are many reasons why I feel this way. One of them is the incredible love and
support I get from my wife.” At 6-5, one of the tallest players in golf. Son of a superintendent.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T6—2007 THE PLAYERS Championship.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1995 — 0 2000 — 0 2005 — 0
1997 — 0 2001 — 0 2006 — 118,283
1998 — 5,750 — 305 2002 — 20,072 2007 — 424,870
1999 — 102,865 — 196 2003 — 0
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T6—THE PLAYERS Championship.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–13; in money–10; Top-10 finishes–1
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KATAYAMA, Shingo (CAW-tuh-yaw-muh)
HEIGHT: 5-7 WEIGHT: 160 BIRTHDATE: January 31, 1973
BIRTHPLACE: Ibaragi, Japan RESIDENCE: Tokyo, Japan FAMILY:
Wife, Michiyo SPECIAL INTERESTS: Reading, skiing TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1995 OTHER INFORMATION: Won twice on the
2007 Japan Golf Tour and moved into the top 50 in the Official World
Golf Ranking. Eagled the par-4 first hole in the final round to win the
UBS Japan Golf Tour Championship in July. Visited the grave of his
father on the eve of the tournament. His father passed away 10 years
prior. Birdied the 72nd hole at the Bridgestone Open in October to win by one stroke. Played
in seven PGA TOUR events in 2007, with a best finish of T33 at the World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship. In 2006, won third consecutive Japan
Golf Tour Order of Merit after winning three times during the season to raise career Japan
Golf Tour victory total to 21 and placing in the top three five other times. Opened 71-66 at
the 2005 PGA Championship on the way to a T23 finish. Played in a career-high eight PGA
TOUR events in 2002, making the cut in two of the four majors. Became popular worldwide
player at 2001 PGA Championship, smiling and joking on the way to a T4 finish. Displayed
cowboy-style hat in performance. Closed 2000 with three wins in four weeks on Japan Golf
Tour. Stretch drive gave him first money title. At 27, youngest earnings leader since 26-yearold
Jumbo Ozaki in 1973. First Japan Golf Tour win came at 1998 Sanko Grand Summer
Championship.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T4—2001 PGA Championship.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1995 — 0 2002 — 66,277 2006 — 82,262
1999 — 9,374 — 297 2003 — 61,499 2007 — 74,928
2000 — 0 2004 — 12,650
2001 — 254,685 2005 — 96,020
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T33—World Golf Championships-Accenture Match
Play Championship.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–7; in money–6; Top-10 finishes–0
KAYMER, Martin
HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 165 BIRTHDATE: December 28, 1984
BIRTHPLACE: Dusseldorf, Germany RESIDENCE: Mettmann,
Germany FAMILY: Single SPECIAL INTERESTS: Football, basketball,
go-karting TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2005 OTHER INFOR-
MATION: In rookie season on the European Tour, recorded four top-
10s, including a runner-up finish at the Scandinavian Masters and a
third at the Portuguese Open. Made a big impact on the 2006
European Challenge Tour, playing only eight events but finishing
fourth on the final rankings with two wins, at the Vodafone Challenge in Germany and the
Open des Volcans in France. Shot a 59 on the Satellite EPD Tour before joining the Challenge
Tour in August 2006. Coached by Günther Kessler in his native Dusseldorf. Cites Bernhard
Langer as his golf hero, while his parents have been the main influence on his life.
KJELDSEN, Soren
HEIGHT: 5-7 WEIGHT: 144 BIRTHDATE: May 17, 1975 BIRTH-
PLACE: Aalborg, Denmark RESIDENCE: Ascot, England FAMILY:
Wife, Charlotte; Emil (2003), Mads (2006) SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Movies, tennis TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1995 OTHER INFOR-
MATION: Completed 2007 with a playoff loss to Justin Rose at the
Volvo Masters at Valderrama. Bogeyed the 18th hole to fall back into
the playoff with Rose and Simon Dyson. Also finished second at the
BMW Asian Open and T2 at the Celtic Manor Wales Open on the
European Tour. Recorded three top-10 finishes in his last four events of 2006 to place 36th
on the Order of Merit. Has been a consistent performer on the European Tour every year
since his rookie year of 1998, finishing no worse than 67th and claiming his first European
Tour title at Gleneagles in 2003. Represented Denmark in the Eisenhower Trophy as an amateur
before he qualified for the European Tour through the Challenge Tour in 1997, missing
just seven cuts from 25 events. That year he also tested his stamina in another way by
attempting to run a marathon and he achieved a highly respectable time of three hours and
54 minutes. Has not run one since, saying: "Once was enough for me, I try to stay in good
shape but not as extreme as that!”
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T41—2006 British Open.
MONEY AND POSITION:
2001 — 0 2005 — 17,667 2007 — 0
2003 — 0 2006 — 27,619
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–1; in money–0; Top-10 finishes–0
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LAWRIE, Paul
HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 198 BIRTHDATE: January 1, 1969
BIRTHPLACE: Aberdeen, Scotland RESIDENCE: Aberdeen,
Scotland FAMILY: Wife: Marian; Craig Robert (1995), Michael (1998)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Aberdeen Football Club, cars TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1986 OTHER INFORMATION: Best 2007 finish
was a T4 at the Dunhill Links Championship in early October on the
European Tour. Missed the cut at the British Open, which was played
at Carnoustie, the site of his 1999 victory. Won 2002 Celtic Manor
Resort Wales Open and placed T2 in the Omega European Masters the next week. Won
2001 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship and finished second at Celtic Manor on European
Tour. Defeated Jean Van de Velde and Justin Leonard in four-hole playoff to win 1999 British
Open. Came from 10 strokes behind -- the largest comeback in major championship history
– with a final-round 67 to win at Carnoustie, just an hour from his home. Birdied the last
two holes of the four-hole playoff. Worked as assistant under the late Doug Smart at
Banchory, near Aberdeen, after leaving school at 17. The club named the 14th hole after
him. Made Ryder Cup debut in 1999 at Brookline, hitting the opening tee shot and claiming
3 1 /2 points. Awarded honorary law doctorate from Robert Gordon's University in his native
Aberdeen. Made an Honorary Life Member of European Tour, then awarded the MBE in
Queen's Birthday Honours List.
PGA TOUR PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 1999 British Open.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1995 — 8,733 — 263 2000 — 249,735 — 146 2004 — 32,663
1996 — 0 2001 — 19,312 2005 — 19,154
1998 — 0 2002 — 50,335 2006 — 0
1999 — 562,234 — 72 2003 — 225,974 2007 — 0
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–1; in money–0; Top-10 finishes–0
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McGINLEY, Paul
HEIGHT: 5-7 WEIGHT: 165 BIRTHDATE: December 16, 1966
BIRTHPLACE: Dublin, Ireland RESIDENCE: Sunningdale, England
FAMILY: Wife, Alison; Niamh (1999), Killian (2000), Maia (2002)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Soccer, music, Formula 1 racing TURNED
PROFESSIONAL: 1991 OTHER INFORMATION: Best 2007 PGA
TOUR finish was 19th at the British Open and recorded six top-25s on
the European Tour. Had 0-1-2 record in Europe's 2006 Ryder Cup victory
in home country of Ireland. Finished T3, a PGA TOUR career best,
at the 2005 World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational at Firestone after being one stroke
out of the lead after 54 holes. Won the season-ending Volvo Masters to place a career-best
third on the 2005 European Tour Order of Merit. Captured the title on a gimpy knee. Earlier
in the European Tour season, lost to Angel Cabrera in a playoff at the BMW Championship
and then fell to Michael Campbell in the HSBC World Match Play Championship. Totaled 2-
0-1 record at the 2004 Ryder Cup after securing the clinching point in the 2002 Ryder Cup
by scoring a halve with American Jim Furyk. In 2001, won third European Tour title at The
Celtic Manor Resort Wales Open. Earned first two titles at 1996 Hohe Brucke Open and
1997 Oki Pro-Am. Original love was Gaelic football but concentrated on golf after suffering
broken left kneecap at age 19. Played in 1991 Walker Cup, helping Liam White beat Phil
Mickelson and Bob May. Gained European Tour card at first visit to Qualifying School that
year. With Padraig Harrington, won World Cup of Golf at Kiawah Island, SC in November
1997. Has an extensive gymnasium in one of his garages.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T3—2005 World Golf Championships-NEC
Invitational.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1993 — 0 2000 — 38,717 2005 — 139,017
1996 — 31,388 — 219 2001 — 57,079 2006 — 130,734
1997 — 9,131 — 279 2002 — 120,823 2007 — 144,152
1998 — 0 2003 — 41,330
1999 — 0 2004 — 215,101
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: 19—British Open.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–5; in money–5; Top-10 finishes–0
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MONTGOMERIE, Colin
HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 198 BIRTHDATE: June 23, 1963 BIRTH-
PLACE: Glasgow, Scotland RESIDENCE: London, England FAMI-
LY: Olivia (1993), Venetia (1996), Cameron (1998) SPECIAL INTER-
ESTS: Music, cars, films TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1987 OTHER
INFORMATION: The most prolific British winner in European Tour
history, with 31 titles and a record seven consecutive Order of Merits
for annual earnings from 1993-99 and an eighth in 2005. In July 2007,
ended a 19-month winless streak with a victory at the Smurfit Kappa
European Open at The K Club to surpass Nick Faldo’s previous Tour record of 30 wins. Shot
a final-round 65 to beat Niclas Fasth by one stroke. Trails Seve Ballesteros (50 wins) and
Bernhard Langer (42) on the career European Tour victory list. Best 2007 PGA TOUR finish
was a T17 at the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship.
European Tour Player of the Year five times. At the 2006 U.S. Open at Winged Foot, was
the runner-up after a double bogey on 72nd hole dropped him from the lead. It marked his
third runner-up finish at the U.S. Open after runner-up finishes to Ernie Els in 1994 (18-hole
playoff) and 1997 and the fifth second-place finish in a major (also 2005 British Open and
1995 PGA, a sudden-death playoff loss to Steve Elkington). Eight-time Ryder Cupper led the
European Team to a victory in Ireland in 2006, scoring two points in the competition. He
improved his career record to 20-9-7, including 6-0-2 in singles. In 2002, accorded Honorary
Lifetime Membership to European Tour in recognition of unprecedented five successive
Harry Vardon Trophies for Order of Merit titles. Won the Skins Game at the end of 2000, his
first victory in America. Born in Scotland, raised in Yorkshire where father, James, was a
company director. Attended Houston Baptist University. Father retired as Royal Troon secretary
in 1997. Received Member of the British Empire (MBE) from H.M. the Queen in 1998
and Order of the British Empire (OBE) in 2005 from Prince Charles. Teamed with Marc
Warren to win the OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup in late November, beating the United
States on the third hole of a sudden-death playoff. It was Scotland’s first victory in the team
event.
PGA TOUR PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-2
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 2—1995 PGA Championship,1997 U.S. Open, 2005
British Open, T2—1994 U.S. Open, 1996 THE PLAYERS Championship, 2006 U.S. Open.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1992 — 98,045 — 132 1998 — 321,823 — 97 2004 — 96,479
1993 — 17,992 — 221 1999 — 369,651 — 111 2005 — 962,069
1994 — 213,828 — 87 2000 — 409,044 2006 — 501,249
1995 — 335,617 — 53 2001 — 102,762 2007 — 35,989
1996 — 421,011 — 48 2002 — 188,095
1997 — 578,991 — 37 2003 — 50,523
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T17—World Golf Championships-Accenture Match
Play Championship.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–9; in money–5; Top-10 finishes–0
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RANDHAWA, Jyoti (jee-OH-tee ron-DAW-wah)
HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 158 BIRTHDATE: May 4, 1972 BIRTH-
PLACE: New Delhi, India RESIDENCE: New Delhi, India FAMILY:
Wife, Tina SPECIAL INTERESTS: Riding, shooting, swimming,
motorbikes TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1994 OTHER INFORMA-
TION: Won the Hero Honda Indian Open in late 2007 on the Asian
Tour, tying Australia's Peter Thomson for most wins in the event. Best
European Tour finish was a second at the Spanish Open. The son of a
retired army general, he is also an excellent marksman and enjoys riding
horses and motorbikes. He regularly practices yoga, which played a major role in his
recovering from breaking his collarbone in a motorcycle accident in March 2002. He was
out of action until August that year but came back stronger, going on to become the first
Indian to win the Order of Merit title in Asia. Teamed with countryman Arjun Atwal at the
2005 World Cup in Portugal where they were the first-round co-leaders and finished T9.
Finished second to Thongchai Jaidee in the Malaysian Open in 2005, a performance which
helped him win a full European Tour card for the 2006 season, where he claimed three top-
10 finishes in the first nine events to take 68th place on the Order of Merit. In 2000, he married
Tina Singh, the sister of fellow professional Digvijay.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T17—2006 World Golf Championships-American
Express Championship.
MONEY AND POSITION:
2000 — 0 2004 — 60,665 2006 — 0
2003 — 0 2005 — 0 2007 — 0
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SCHWARTZEL, Charl (CHAR-ul SCHWORT-zul)
HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 140 BIRTHDATE: August 31, 1984
BIRTHPLACE: Johannesburg, South Africa RESIDENCE:
Verceeniging, South Africa SPECIAL INTERESTS: Hunting, cars
TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2002 OTHER INFORMATION: Best
2007 PGA TOUR finish was a T30 at the U.S. Open. Won the 2007
Open de Espana on the European Tour for his second career European
Tour title. Won the Vodacom Tour Championship on the Sunshine Tour
in his native South Africa in February 2006. Captured his first victory
on the European Tour, the Dunhill Championship, in his native country, in the second event
of the 2005 season. Followed that with a T2 the following week in the South African
Airways Open, helping him top the Sunshine Tour Order of Merit in South Africa for the first
time. He went on to finish 52nd on the European Tour Order of Merit. Became the thirdyoungest
player to secure his European Tour card through the Qualifying School when, at
age 18 years and 81 days, he claimed 24th place in 2002. Was also the second youngest
South African to earn full membership of the European Tour after Dale Hayes. Arrived at the
Qualifying School as a highly promising amateur with victories in the Brabazon Trophy and
Indian Amateur Championship and having represented South Africa in the Eisenhower
Trophy in Malaysia.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T18—2005 World Golf Championships-American
Express Championship.
MONEY AND POSITION:
2003 — 0 2006 — 108,282
2005 — 0 2007 — 77,803
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T30—U.S. Open.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–6; in money–4; Top-10 finishes–0
SINGH, Jeev Milkha
HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 165 BIRTHDATE: December 15, 1971
BIRTHPLACE: Chandigarh, India RESIDENCE: Chandigarh, India
FAMILY: Single SPECIAL INTERESTS: Movies TURNED PRO-
FESSIONAL: 1993 OTHER INFORMATION: In 2007, best PGA
TOUR finish was a T28 at the World Golf Championships-CA
Championship and recorded seven top-25s on the European Tour. Had
career year on the European Tour in 2006, winning the Volvo China
Open at Beijing in April and finishing it with a win in the Volvo
Masters at Valderrama, Spain in late October. Latter victory pushed him to 77th in the
Official World Golf Ranking. The first Indian golfer to qualify for the European Tour took
advantage of Sergio Garcia’s bogey on the 72nd hole to win the Volvo Masters as Singh finished
one stroke ahead of Garcia, Padraig Harrington and Luke Donald. Concluded the year
with consecutive wins on the Japan Golf Tour at the Casio World Open and Golf Nippon
Series JT Cup, moving to 47th in the World Ranking. Suffered from a wrist injury for several
years before his big 2006 season, where he placed 16th on the European Tour's Order of
Merit. Played in PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament in 2001 and 2002. In 2002, shot finalround
77 to miss card. Represented India in 1996 Alfred Dunhill Cup, beating Andrew
Coltart as India pulled an upset of Scotland. Won first amateur tournament in India at age
13. Father, Milkha (nicknamed the "Flying Sikh"), was an Olympic sprinter in the 1960 and
1964 Summer Olympics. Mother, Nirmal Kaur, is the former captain of India's national volleyball
team. Undergoes yoga exercises in mornings before playing.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T28—2007 World Golf Championships-CA
Championship.
MONEY AND POSITION:
2001 — 0 2006 — 16,676
2002 — 12,794 2007 — 79,179
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T28—World Golf Championships-CA Championship.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–12; in money–6; Top-10 finishes–0
STENSON, Henrik
HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 185 BIRTHDATE: April 5, 1976 BIRTH-
PLACE: Gothenburg, Sweden RESIDENCE: Sharjah, United Arab
Emirates FAMILY: Wife, Emma; Lisa SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Movies, music, fishing, fast cars TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1999
OTHER INFORMATION: Claimed six top-25 finishes in his 15
starts, highlighted by a victory in his first 2007 start, the World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship. Opted not to
renew his PGA TOUR membership for 2008. Competed in the first
three events of the PGA TOUR Playoffs, making the cut at the Deutsche Bank Championship
and BMW Championship. Withstood challenges of three-time champion Ernie Els, No. 1ranked
Tiger Woods, fellow Swede Niclas Fasth and England’s Ross Fisher to win the Dubai
Desert Classic at the Emirates Golf Club. A 7-foot birdie putt on the final green gave him a
one-stroke victory over Els, his playing partner for four days. In first start as an official member
of the PGA TOUR, won the Accenture Match Play Championship, defeating defending
champion Geoff Ogilvy 2 and 1 in the 36-hole championship match. Fourth player from
Sweden to win on TOUR. First TOUR rookie to win in 2007 and the third player to collect
first TOUR title at the Accenture Match Play Championship. In 2006, finished T3 in his first
career start at THE PLAYERS Championship. Was two strokes back of the leader through 54
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holes, but closed with 1-over 73. Won the 2006 BMW International Open on the European
Tour in a one-hole playoff over Retief Goosen and Padraig Harrington after capturing the
Commercialbank Qatar Masters earlier in the year. In first Ryder Cup appearance in 2006,
went 1-1-1 in European victory. Won the 2004 Heritage at Woburn on the European Tour.
Captured first European Tour title at the 2001 Benson and Hedges International. Returned
to the European Challenge Tour in 2001 and won the money title with eight top-10s that
included three wins. A family friend introduced him to the game. His father, Ingemar, started
two years later but his 15-year-old sister Ulrika tried it before and decided to stick to
horse riding. Got down to scratch at 18 and in 1994 played for Swedish boys. A year later
graduated to the national side and had a successful amateur career by representing
Sweden in the 1998 Eisenhower Trophy in Chile. Wife Emma played golf at the University
of South Carolina. Henrik spent time practicing at the school's practice facility.
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (1): 2007 World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship.
MONEY AND POSITION:
2001 — 0 2006 — 582,303
2005 — 53,919 2007 —1,897,554 — 40
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: 1—World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship; T9—AT&T Classic.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–15; in money–10; Top-10 finishes–2
STERNE, Richard
HEIGHT: 5-7 WEIGHT: 150 BIRTHDATE: August 27, 1981 BIRTH-
PLACE: Pretoria, South Africa RESIDENCE: Pretoria, South Africa;
Manchester, England FAMILY: Single SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Fishing TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2001 OTHER INFORMATION:
Carded a final-round 65 to win the 2007 Celtic Manor Wales Open on
the European Tour by one stroke. Fired a back-nine 29, including a 6foot
birdie putt on the final hole for his second career European Tour
title. T51 at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational in
only made cut among three 2007 PGA TOUR starts. Won for the first time on the European
Tour at the 2004 Open de Madrid. The first South African amateur to win both the junior and
senior National Stroke Play and Match Play titles. Turned professional during qualifying for
the 2001 British Open and concentrated on the Challenge Tour in his first season, finishing
ranked 30th, before earning his European Tour card at the 2002 Qualifying School. Took up
the game at age 4 when he went out with his grandmother to play one day. Comes from a
sporting family with his father involved in motor racing, his mother an ice-skater and sister,
Farrah, one of the top squash players in South Africa.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T51—2007 World Golf Championships-Bridgestone
Invitational.
MONEY AND POSITION:
2006 — 0 2007 — 0
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T51—World Golf Championships-Bridgestone
Invitational.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–3; in money–1; Top-10 finishes–0
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TANIGUCHI, Toru
HEIGHT: 5-5 WEIGHT: 160 BIRTHDATE: February 10, 1968
BIRTHPLACE: Nara, Japan RESIDENCE: Nara, Japan FAMILY:
Single TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1992 OTHER INFORMATION:
Won three times on the 2007 Japan Golf Tour to capture the Order of
Merit. Moved into the top 50 in the world with a victory in mid-
October at the Japan Open. Best PGA TOUR finish was a T60 at the
British Open. Has captured 14 career titles on the Japan Golf Tour. In
2002, won four times and finished first in the Order of Merit. In 2001,
finished third at the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship.
Defeated Bob Estes, Vijay Singh, Stuart Appleby and countryman Shigeki Maruyama before
falling to eventual champion Steve Stricker in the semifinals. Received paycheck of
$400,000. First career victory came in the 1998 Mitsubishi Galant Tournament. Finished T88
at the 2000 PGA TOUR National Qualifying Tournament, thereby missing qualifying for fullyexempt
status on the 2001 Nationwide Tour by one stroke.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: 3—2001 World Golf Championships-Accenture
Match Play Championship.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1998 — 0 2003 — 0 2007 — 21,594
2001 — 187,914 2005 — 38,880
2002 — 170,510 2006 — 0
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: T60—British Open.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–4; in money–1; Top-10 finishes–0
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TANIHARA, Hideto
HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 170 BIRTHDATE: November 16, 1978
BIRTHPLACE: Hiroshima, Japan RESIDENCE: Tokyo, Japan FAM-
ILY: Single TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 2000 OTHER INFORMA-
TION: Won twice on the 2007 Japan Golf Tour, at the Fujisankei
Classic and the Suntory Open, for the second consecutive season.
Best PGA TOUR finish was a 70th at the World Golf Championships-
CA Championship. Posted a T5 at the 2006 British Open, missing the
best finish by a Japanese player in a British Open by a stroke (Massy
Kuramoto, T4, 1982). Joined the PGA TOUR as a rookie in 2005 after finishing T21 at the
2004 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Finished 223rd on the money list. Had four career
PGA TOUR starts entering 2005. Made the cut in all three PGA TOUR starts in 2004, with a
top finish of T31 at the U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee. Japan Golf Tour Rookie of
the Year in 2003. Tied the nine-hole Japan Golf Tour record with a 28 on the front nine (eight
birdies) in the first round of the 2004 Sun Chlorella Classic. Introduced to game by father.
BEST PGA TOUR CAREER FINISH: T5—2006 British Open.
MONEY AND POSITION:
2003 — 0 2005 — 62,832 — 223 2007 — 0
2004 — 41,729 2006 — 310,831
BEST 2007 PGA TOUR FINISHES: 70—World Golf Championships-CA Championship.
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–4; in money–1; Top-10 finishes–0
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WOOSNAM, Ian
HEIGHT: 5-5 WEIGHT: 160 BIRTHDATE: March 2, 1958 BIRTH-
PLACE: Oswestry, Wales RESIDENCE: Jersey, Channel Islands
FAMILY: Wife, Glendryth; Daniel (1985), Rebecca (1988), Ami (1991)
SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, snooker, sports TURNED PROFES-
SIONAL: 1976 OTHER INFORMATION: Former Masters champion
didn't make a start on the PGA TOUR and failed to make a cut on the
European Tour. Expected to join the Champions Tour upon his 50th
birthday in the spring of 2008. Captained the European Team to a victory
in the 2006 Ryder Cup Matches at The K Club in Ireland. Was the third Welshman to
lead the European side, following five-time captain Dai Rees and one-time captain Brian
Huggett. Became the oldest winner in the history of the Cisco World Match Play
Championship in 2001 (unofficial European Tour event) at age 43, defeating Padraig
Harrington, 2 and 1, in the finals at Wentworth Club's West Course in Surrey, England.
Victory was his third Cisco Match Play Championship title. T3 at 2001 British Open, matching
best finish of career (1986) there. Entered final round tied for the lead with three other
players. After making birdie from 6 inches on the par-3 first hole to re-claim a share of the
lead, it was discovered that he had 15 clubs in his bag. Was penalized two strokes for the
violation. Woosnam still managed a final-round 71. 28 career European Tour victories to go
along with two PGA TOUR wins. Member of eight consecutive European Ryder Cup squads
(1983-97). Both parents are Welsh and he learned the game on the local Llanmynech course
(15 holes in Wales, three in England) on the border. Worked on family farm for six months
after leaving school. Credits his stocky but powerful physique to lifting heavy hay bales.
Used to travel in camper van and eat tins of beans to save money when an aspiring pro.
Twice headed Volvo Order of Merit (1987, '90). European Tour Player of the Year in 1987.
Won Masters in 1991. Lives in Jersey and commutes on own airplane.
PGA TOUR PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0
PGA TOUR VICTORIES (2): 1991 USF&G Classic, Masters Tournament.
MONEY AND POSITION:
1984 — 0 1993 — 55,426 — 176 2001 — 225,878
1986 — 4,000 — 233 1994 — 51,895 — 188 2002 — 26,732
1987 — 3,980 — 236 1995 — 174,464 — 106 2003 — 13,432
1988 — 8,464 — 219 1996 — 41,696 — 203 2004 — 0
1989 — 146,323 — 97 1997 — 40,738 — 216 2005 — 0
1990 — 72,138 — 156 1998 — 123,005 — 174 2006 — 0
1991 — 485,023 — 30 1999 — 104,478 — 195 2007 — 0
1992 — 52,046 — 173 2000 — 40,342
2007 PGA TOUR SUMMARY: Tournaments Entered–1; in money–0; Top-10 finishes–0
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2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament (14):
Brad Adamonis (1-7), Alejandro Canizares (2-3), Kenneth Ferrie (5-10), Cody
Freeman (0-2), Tommy Gainey (0-1), Dustin Johnson (0-1), David Lutterus (0-0),
Jin Park (1-7 pro, 0-1 amateur), Travis Perkins (0-0), Brett Rumford (2-4), Bob
Sowards (2-11), Kevin Streelman (1-4),Tim Wilkinson (2-2), Y.E. Yang (8-14)
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Top 70 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard
Top 75 Memorial Tournament presented by Morgan Stanley
Top 80 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial
Top 125 PGA TOUR card, THE PLAYERS Championship
Top 126-150 Limited 2008 PGA TOUR starts
2007 Nationwide Tour Graduates (11):
Chad Collins (1-1), Jason Day (5-7), Nick Flanagan (4-10 pro, 0-5 amateur),
Richard Johnson (1-2), Matt Jones (0-1), Martin Laird 0-1), Michael Letzig (0-
0), Chez Reavie (1-4 pro, 1-2 amateur), Scott Sterling (1-1), Kyle Thompson (1-
3), Marc Turnesa (0-0)
Oldest Rookie: Bob Sowards, 39 years, 6 months, 23 days*
Youngest Rookie: Jason Day, 20 years, 1 month, 20 days*
2-279
SECTION 2 PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

SECTION PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES
2
2-280
Argentina (3)
Angel Cabrera
Jose Coceres
Andres Romero
Australia (25)
Steve Allan
Robert Allenby
Stuart Appleby
Aaron Baddeley
Andrew Buckle
Gavin Coles
Jason Day
Steve Elkington
Nick Flanagan
Matthew Goggin
Nathan Green
Mark Hensby
Matt Jones
Stephen Leaney
Peter Lonard
David Lutterus
Greg Norman
Nick O’Hern
Geoff Ogilvy
Rod Pampling
Craig Parry
Brett Rumford
Adam Scott
John Senden
Michael Sim
Canada (4)
Stephen Ames*
Ian Leggatt
Jon Mills
Mike Weir
Colombia (1)
Camilo Villegas
England (7)
Paul Casey
Brian Davis
Luke Donald
Kenneth Ferrie
Ian Poulter
Justin Rose
Lee Westwood
2008 International Players on the PGA TOUR
Fiji (1)
Vijay Singh
Germany (2)
Alex Cejka
Bernhard Langer
Ireland (1)
Padraig Harrington
Japan (3)
Ryuji Imada
Daisuke Maruyama
Shigeki Maruyama
New Zealand (4)
Craig Perks
Phil Tataurangi
Grant Waite
Tom Wilkinson
Northern Ireland (1)
Darren Clarke
Paraguay (1)
Carlos Franco
Scotland (2)
Sandy Lyle
Martin Laird
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South Africa (7)
Tim Clark
Ernie Els
David Frost
Retief Goosen
Trevor Immelman
Brenden Pappas
Rory Sabbatini
South Korea (5)
K.J. Choi
Kevin Na
Jin Park
Charlie Wi
Y.E. Yang
Spain (3)
Alejandro Canizares
Sergio García
José María Olazábal
Sweden (7)
Daniel Chopra
Mathias Gronberg
Gabriel Hjertstedt
Frederik Jacobson
Richard S. Johnson
Jesper Parnevik
Carl Pettersson
Trinidad & Tobago (1)
Stephen Ames*
Wales (1)
Richard Johnson
2008 International Summary
78 international
players from 19 countries
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Phil Mickelson won three times in 2007,
including his first PLAYERS Championship
title and a win in the Deutsche Bank
Championship, the second event in the
PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup.
SECTION 3 TOURNAMENT HISTORIES

TOURNAMENT HISTORIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
3-2
2007 Mercedes-Benz Championship
SINGH
Winner: VIJAY SINGH
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $1,100,000
69-69-70-70 278 (-14)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Vijay Singh ........................1 69-69-70-70 278 4,500 $1,100,000.00
Adam Scott ........................2 73-69-69-69 280 2,700 630,000.00
Trevor Immelman ................3 71-68-72-72 283 1,700 410,000.00
J.B. Holmes ......................T4 73-68-71-72 284 1,033 260,000.00
Davis Love III ....................T4 70-71-75-68 284 1,033 260,000.00
Will MacKenzie ................T4 69-70-73-72 284 1,033 260,000.00
Luke Donald ........................7 72-71-71-71 285 838 193,000.00
K.J. Choi ..........................T8 69-77-71-69 286 725 170,000.00
J.J. Henry ........................T8 74-73-68-71 286 725 170,000.00
The following player did not finish
(W=withdrew)
W—73 Arron Oberholser.
NOTES
2007 Mercedes-Benz Championship winner Vijay
Singh’s 30th career victory came in his 355th
event on TOUR at age 43 years, 10 months and
17 days.
Vijay Singh’s 18th win since turning 40 surpassed
Sam Snead’s 17 for the most wins by a
player over age 40.
With his win at the 2007 Mercedes-Benz
Championship, Vijay Singh became the third player
to win both Hawaii tournaments in a career. Jim
Furyk captured the Sony Open in Hawaii in 1996
and the 2001 Mercedes-Benz Championship, while
Ernie Els won the Mercedes-Benz Championship
and the Sony Open in Hawaii in 2003, and was the
repeat champion at the Sony Open in 2004.
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David Toms ......................T8 75-72-72-67 286 725 $170,000.00
Stephen Ames ................T11 69-74-74-70 287 600 145,000.00
Troy Matteson ................T11 73-70-70-74 287 600 145,000.00
Stuart Appleby ..............T13 73-72-72-71 288 483 120,000.00
Chris Couch ....................T13 71-70-77-70 288 483 120,000.00
Rory Sabbatini ................T13 71-78-68-71 288 483 120,000.00
Joe Durant ......................T16 73-73-72-71 289 413 95,000.00
Kirk Triplett ....................T16 75-73-69-72 289 413 95,000.00
Jim Furyk ..........................18 71-74-76-71 292 375 80,000.00
John Senden ..................T19 73-74-75-71 293 325 71,333.34
Tim Herron ......................T19 75-72-72-74 293 325 71,333.33
Geoff Ogilvy ....................T19 74-72-74-73 293 325 71,333.33
Rod Pampling ................T22 74-80-71-69 294 260 65,000.00
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Carl Pettersson ..............T22 72-75-77-70 294 260 $65,000.00
Brett Wetterich ..............T22 69-79-73-73 294 260 65,000.00
John Rollins ......................25 77-74-70-74 295 220 61,000.00
Eric Axley ..........................26 78-75-74-69 296 200 59,000.00
Aaron Baddeley ................27 77-72-78-70 297 193 57,000.00
Corey Pavin ......................28 75-75-74-77 301 185 56,000.00
Dean Wilson ....................29 80-78-72-72 302 178 55,000.00
Jeff Maggert ....................30 76-74-74-79 303 170 54,000.00
Chad Campbell ................31 77-75-78-75 305 163 53,000.00
D.J. Trahan ......................32 79-77-75-75 306 155 52,000.00
Ben Curtis ........................33 81-78-77-76 312 148 51,000.00
T=Tie
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS
1953 Al Besselink..................280 Chandler Harper ............281 Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,209
1954 Art Wall ........................278 Al Besselink ..................284 Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,209
Lloyd Mangrum
1955 Gene Littler ..................280 Jerry Barber ..................293 Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,209
Pete Cooper
Bob Toski
1956 Gene Littler ..................281 Cary Middlecoff ............285 Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,209
1957 Gene Littler ..................285 Billy Casper....................288 Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,209
Jimmy Demaret
Dow Finsterwald
Billy Maxwell
1958 Stan Leonard ................275 Billy Casper....................276 Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,209
1959 Mike Souchak ..............281 Art Wall ........................283 Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,209
1960 Jerry Barber..................268 Jay Hebert ....................272 Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,209
1961 Sam Snead ..................273 Tommy Bolt ....................280 Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,209
1962 Arnold Palmer ..............276 Billy Casper....................277 Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,209
1963 Jack Nicklaus ..............273 Tony Lema......................278 Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,209
Arnold Palmer
1964 Jack Nicklaus ..............279 Al Geiberger ..................281 Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,209
Doug Sanders
1965 Arnold Palmer ..............277 Chi Chi Rodriguez ..........279 Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,209
1966 Arnold Palmer* ............283 Gay Brewer ....................283 Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,209
1967 Frank Beard ..................278 Arnold Palmer ................279 Stardust CC, Las Vegas, NV ........................71/6,725
1968 Don January ................276 Julius Boros ..................277 Stardust CC, Las Vegas, NV ........................71/6,725
1969 Gary Player ..................284 Lee Trevino ....................286 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/6,911
1970 Frank Beard ..................273 Billy Casper....................280 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/6,911
Tony Jacklin
Gary Player
1971 Jack Nicklaus ..............279 Bruce Devlin ..................287 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/6,911
Gary Player
Dave Stockton
1972 Bobby Mitchell* ..........280 Jack Nicklaus ................280 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/6,911
1973 Jack Nicklaus ..............276 Lee Trevino ....................277 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/6,911
1974 Johnny Miller ..............280 Bud Allin ........................281 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/6,911
John Mahaffey
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
[1st of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
Kapalua, Maui, HI January 4-7, 2007 FedExCup points: 25,000 Purse: $5,500,000
The Plantation Course Par/Yards: 36-37—73/7,411
LEADERS
First Round
Vijay Singh ..................................69 (-4)
Stephen Ames ............................69 (-4)
K.J. Choi......................................69 (-4)
Will MacKenzie ..........................69 (-4)
Brett Wetterich ..........................69 (-4)
Davis Love III ..............................70 (-3)
CUT: There was no cut. 33 of 34 players completed 72 holes.
NOTEWORTHY: First FedExCup points earned in the history of the
PGA TOUR.
Second Round
Vijay Singh ................................138 (-8)
Will MacKenzie ........................139 (-7)
Trevor Immelman ......................139 (-7)
Third Round
Vijay Singh..............................208 (-11)
Trevor Immelman ......................211 (-8)
Adam Scott ..............................211 (-8)
Will MacKenzie ........................212 (-7)
J.B. Holmes ..............................212 (-7)
WEATHER: Note: Preferred lies in last three rounds due to wet conditions.
Thursday: Sunny with temperatures reaching 80 degrees. NE
winds 15-25 with gusts up to 40. Friday: Overnight and early-morning
rains caused a delay from 10:40 a.m. to noon. Field played off Nos. 1 and
10. Temperatures up to 77 degrees with E-NE winds 15-25. Saturday:
Cloudy and breezy with occasional showers. High of 77. Winds E 15-25
mph. Sunday: Cloudy with high of 77. Winds E 15-25 mph.
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NOTES
The 2007 Mercedes-Benz Championship win for
Vijay Singh came in his 11th appearance in the
tournament and his eighth at the Plantation Course
at Kapalua. It also marked his eighth consecutive
top-10 at the event. Singh has recorded 28 of 32
rounds in Kapalua at par or better and he carries a
scoring average at the Plantation Course of 69.31.
Vijay Singh’s win at the 2007 Mercedes-Benz
Championship was his sixth consecutive season
with a victory (2002-07), the second-longest current
streak on TOUR behind Tiger Woods (12).
After three runner-up finishes in 2006 (Nissan
Open, The Barclays, World Golf Championships-
American Express Championship), Adam Scott
notched his sixth career runner-up at the 2007
Mercedes-Benz Championship.
ADAM SCOTT
David Toms recorded the low round of the week
with a 6-under-par 67 in the final round to finish
T8. Toms hit 14 of 15 fairways and 16 of 18 greens
on the day en route to his bogey-free round. The
top-10 for Toms was his fourth in seven trips to
Kapalua – his best being second in a playoff in
2002 where he lost to Sergio Garcia.
Vijay Singh, Rod Pampling and David Toms
posted bogey-free rounds in the final round – the
only three bogey-free rounds in 2007.
Tournament Record:
261, Ernie Els, 2003
Current Course Record:
62, K.J. Choi, 2003
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
MONY TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS
1975 Al Geiberger* ..............277 Gary Player ....................277 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/6,911
1976 Don January ................277 Hubert Green ................282 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/6,911
1977 Jack Nicklaus* ............281 Bruce Lietzke..................281 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/6,911
1978 Gary Player ..................281 Andy North ....................283 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/6,911
Lee Trevino
1979 Tom Watson..................275 Bruce Lietzke..................281 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/6,911
Jerry Pate
1980 Tom Watson..................276 Jim Colbert ....................279 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/6,911
1981 Lee Trevino....................273 Raymond Floyd ..............275 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/6,911
1982 Lanny Wadkins ............280 Andy Bean......................283 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/6,911
David Graham
Craig Stadler
Ron Streck
1983 Lanny Wadkins ............280 Raymond Floyd ..............281 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/6,911
1984 Tom Watson..................274 Bruce Lietzke..................279 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/7,022
1985 Tom Kite........................275 Mark McCumber............281 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/7,022
1986 Calvin Peete..................267 Mark O’Meara ..............273 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/7,022
1987 Mac O’Grady ................278 Rick Fehr ........................279 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/7,022
1988 Steve Pate~ ..................202 Larry Nelson ..................203 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/7,022
1989 Steve Jones..................279 David Frost ....................282 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/7,022
Jay Haas
1990 Paul Azinger..................272 Ian Baker-Finch ..............273 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/7,022
INFINITI TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS
1991 Tom Kite........................272 Lanny Wadkins ..............273 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/7,022
1992 Steve Elkington* ..........279 Brad Faxon ....................279 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/7,022
1993 Davis Love III ................272 Tom Kite ........................273 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/7,022
MERCEDES CHAMPIONSHIPS
1994 Phil Mickelson* ..........276 Fred Couples ..................276 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/7,022
1995 Steve Elkington* ........278 Bruce Lietzke..................278 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/7,022
1996 Mark O'Meara ..............271 Nick Faldo ......................274 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/7,022
Scott Hoch
1997 Tiger Woods*~..............202 Tom Lehman ..................202 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/7,022
1998 Phil Mickelson ..............271 Mark O'Meara ..............272 La Costa CC, Carlsbad, CA ..........................72/7,022
Tiger Woods
1999 David Duval ..................266 Billy Mayfair ..................275 The Plantation Course, Kapalua, HI ............73/7,263
Mark O'Meara
2000 Tiger Woods*................276 Ernie Els ........................276 The Plantation Course, Kapalua, HI ............73/7,263
2001 Jim Furyk ......................274 Rory Sabbatini ..............275 The Plantation Course, Kapalua, HI ............73/7,263
2002 Sergio Garcia*..............274 David Toms ....................274 The Plantation Course, Kapalua, HI ............73/7,263
2003 Ernie Els........................261 K.J. Choi ........................269 The Plantation Course, Kapalua, HI ............73/7,263
Rocco Mediate
2004 Stuart Appleby..............270 Vijay Singh ....................271 The Plantation Course, Kapalua, HI ............73/7,263
2005 Stuart Appleby..............271 Jonathan Kaye ..............272 The Plantation Course, Kapalua, HI ............73/7,263
2006 Stuart Appleby*............284 Vijay Singh ....................284 The Plantation Course, Kapalua, HI ............73/7,411
2007 Vijay Singh....................278 Adam Scott ....................280 The Plantation Course, Kapalua, HI ............73/7,411
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
Course scenic of the 13th hole during the 2007 Mercedes-Benz Championship
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TOURNAMENT HISTORIES
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SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
GOYDOS
3-4
2007 Sony Open in Hawaii
Winner: PAUL GOYDOS
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $936,000
66-63-70-67 266 (-14)
ORDER ORDER OF OF FINISH FINISH
* won playoff with a birdie on the third extra hole FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Paul Goydos ........................1 66-63-70-67 266 4,500 $936,000.00
Luke Donald ......................T2 63-66-69-69 267 2,200 457,600.00
Charles Howell III ............T2 69-63-65-70 267 2,200 457,600.00
K.J. Choi ..........................T4 64-71-68-68 271 984 204,750.00
Jim Furyk ..........................T4 65-68-69-69 271 984 204,750.00
Doug LaBelle II ................T4 69-71-66-65 271 984 204,750.00
Steve Stricker ..................T4 67-67-67-70 271 984 204,750.00
Robert Allenby ..................T8 67-66-70-69 272 750 156,000.00
Geoff Ogilvy ......................T8 67-72-69-64 272 750 156,000.00
Craig Kanada ..................T10 72-65-66-70 273 625 130,000.00
Steve Lowery ..................T10 72-67-67-67 273 625 130,000.00
Pat Perez ........................T10 68-70-69-66 273 625 130,000.00
Jason Dufner ..................T13 67-68-70-69 274 429 89,142.86
Jerry Kelly ......................T13 69-65-71-69 274 429 89,142.86
George McNeill ..............T13 70-66-70-68 274 429 89,142.86
David Toms ....................T13 70-68-68-68 274 429 89,142.86
Bo Van Pelt ....................T13 69-70-66-69 274 429 89,142.86
Paul Azinger ..................T13 68-66-68-72 274 429 89,142.85
Bart Bryant ....................T13 69-69-66-70 274 429 89,142.85
John Rollins ....................T20 66-70-72-67 275 252 54,228.58
Ryuji Imada ....................T20 66-70-68-71 275 252 54,228.57
Jeff Maggert ..................T20 73-65-67-70 275 252 54,228.57
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, D=disqualified)
C—141-Ryan Armour, Craig Bowden, Mark Calcavecchia, Chris Couch,
Brendon de Jonge, Fred Funk, Paul Gow, Bob Heintz, Mark Hensby,
Richard S. Johnson, Matt Kuchar, John Mallinger, Shigeki Maruyama,
Parker McLachlin, Shaun Micheel, Brett Wetterich, Dean Wilson, 142-
Jason Bohn, Stewart Cink, Robert Gamez, Mathias Gronberg, Bill Haas,
Dudley Hart, Tim Herron, Tripp Isenhour, Anthony Kim, Ryan Palmer,
Tom Pernice, Jr., Paul Stankowski, Chris Tidland, Charlie Wi, 143-
Michael Allen, Stuart Appleby, Bob Estes, Scott Gutschewski, Peter
Lonard, Billy Mayfair, Scott Piercy, Steve Wheatcroft, 144-Rich Barcelo,
Ben Curtis, John Merrick, Joe Ogilvie, Corey Pavin, Darron Stiles, 145-
Steve Flesch, Jim Rutledge, Chris Smith, 146-Joe Durant, Brian Miller,
Carl Pettersson, Paul Sheehan, 147-Kevin Hayashi, John Huston, Bryce
Molder, Juvic Pagunsan, Dicky Pride, Brandt Snedeker, 148-Aaron
Baddeley, Craig Barlow, J.B. Holmes, Chris Stroud, D.J. Trahan, 150-
Wes Short, Jr., Kevin Stadler, 153-Hideto Tanihara, 154-Michelle Wie,
160-David Chin, 165-Abe Mariano. D—Mathew Goggin, 72-Stephen
Ames, 67-Tom Johnson.
LUKE DONALD
Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii January 11-14, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $5,200,000
Waialae Country Club Par/Yards: 35-35—70/7,044
LEADERS
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Ted Purdy ........................T20 67-68-66-74 275 252 $54,228.57
John Senden ..................T20 69-67-68-71 275 252 54,228.57
Heath Slocum ................T20 66-68-71-70 275 252 54,228.57
Boo Weekley ..................T20 69-67-71-68 275 252 54,228.57
Tadd Fujikawa (S) ............T20 71-66-66-72 275 Amateur
Andrew Buckle ..............T28 70-66-70-70 276 166 36,140.00
Daniel Chopra ................T28 68-72-70-66 276 166 36,140.00
John Daly (S) ..................T28 69-68-71-68 276 166 36,140.00
Robert Garrigus ..............T28 68-72-67-69 276 166 36,140.00
Troy Matteson ................T28 69-68-69-70 276 166 36,140.00
Jesper Parnevik ..............T28 69-67-68-72 276 166 36,140.00
Harrison Frazar ..............T34 71-67-69-70 277 121 26,325.00
Nathan Green ................T34 67-71-70-69 277 121 26,325.00
Craig Lile ........................T34 70-67-71-69 277 121 26,325.00
Steve Marino ..................T34 68-71-66-72 277 121 26,325.00
Daisuke Maruyama ........T34 66-72-69-70 277 121 26,325.00
Rory Sabbatini ................T34 69-71-70-67 277 121 26,325.00
Vijay Singh ....................T34 71-67-70-69 277 121 26,325.00
Johnson Wagner ............T34 70-67-70-70 277 121 26,325.00
Shane Bertsch ................T42 66-70-71-71 278 90 19,760.00
Trevor Immelman ............T42 67-70-68-73 278 90 19,760.00
Jarrod Lyle ......................T42 68-71-71-68 278 90 19,760.00
Will MacKenzie ..............T42 65-68-74-71 278 90 19,760.00
Chad Campbell ..............T46 66-65-75-73 279 75 16,640.00
Kaname Yokoo ................T46 69-70-70-70 279 16,640.00
Eric Axley ........................T48 72-67-75-66 280 63 13,537.34
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Jeff Sluman ....................T48 66-72-75-67 280 63 $13,537.34
David Branshaw ............T48 67-69-76-68 280 63 13,537.33
Yusaku Miyazato (S)........T48 69-70-71-70 280 13,537.33
Rod Pampling ................T48 71-66-71-72 280 63 13,537.33
Bubba Watson ................T48 71-66-72-71 280 63 13,537.33
Rich Beem ......................T54 69-66-71-75 281 57 11,980.80
Glen Day ........................T54 71-69-72-69 281 57 11,980.80
Brian Gay ........................T54 68-69-70-74 281 57 11,980.80
J.P. Hayes ......................T54 70-70-71-70 281 57 11,980.80
Kenny Perry ....................T54 71-66-70-74 281 57 11,980.80
Briny Baird ......................T59 67-72-72-71 282 55 11,492.00
Cliff Kresge ....................T59 71-67-71-73 282 55 11,492.00
Tim Petrovic ....................T59 70-68-74-70 282 55 11,492.00
Brett Quigley ..................T59 70-70-73-69 282 55 11,492.00
Gavin Coles ....................T63 71-67-69-76 283 53 11,180.00
Ken Duke ........................T63 69-69-71-74 283 53 11,180.00
Cameron Beckman ........T65 69-70-70-75 284 52 10,920.00
Joe Daley (Q) ..................T65 70-69-74-71 284 10,920.00
Azuma Yano (S) ..............T65 73-66-74-71 284 10,920.00
J.J. Henry ......................T68 68-72-70-75 285 51 10,608.00
Davis Love III ..................T68 70-70-71-74 285 51 10,608.00
Michael Putnam ............T68 71-69-70-75 285 51 10,608.00
Jeff Quinney ....................71 69-71-73-74 287 50 10,400.00
Tom Lehman ....................72 68-72-76-75 291 49 10,296.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
HAWAIIAN OPEN
1965 Gay Brewer* ................281 Bob Goalby ....................281 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
1966 Ted Makalena ..............271 Gay Brewer ....................274 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
Billy Casper
1967 Dudley Wysong* ..........284 Billy Casper....................284 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
1968 Lee Trevino....................272 George Archer................274 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
1969 Bruce Crampton............274 Jack Nicklaus ................278 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
1970 No Tournament
1971 Tom Shaw ....................273 Miller Barber..................274 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
1972 Grier Jones* ................274 Bob Murphy ..................274 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
1973 John Schlee..................273 Orville Moody ................275 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
1974 Jack Nicklaus ..............271 Eddie Pearce ..................274 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
1975 Gary Groh......................274 Al Geiberger ..................275 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
1976 Ben Crenshaw ..............270 Hale Irwin ......................274 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
Larry Nelson
1977 Bruce Lietzke ................273 Don January ..................276 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
Takashi Murakami
1978 Hubert Green* ..............274 Bill Kratzert ....................274 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
1979 Hubert Green ................267 Fuzzy Zoeller ..................270 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
1980 Andy Bean ....................266 Lee Trevino ....................269 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
1981 Hale Irwin ....................265 Don January ..................271 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
1982 Wayne Levi ..................277 Scott Simpson................278 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
1983 Isao Aoki ......................268 Jack Renner ..................269 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
1984 Jack Renner*................271 Wayne Levi ....................271 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,234
1985 Mark O'Meara ..............267 Craig Stadler..................268 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/6,975
1986 Corey Pavin ..................272 Paul Azinger ..................274 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/6,975
1987 Corey Pavin* ................270 Craig Stadler..................270 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/6,975
KEY: * = Playoff
First Round
Luke Donald ................................63 (-7)
K.J. Choi......................................64 (-6)
Will MacKenzie ........................ 65 (-5)
Jim Furyk ....................................65 (-5)
Paul Goydos ..............................66 (T5)
[2nd of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
CUT: 72 players at even-par 140 from a field of 143 professionals and
one amateur.
WEATHER: Thursday: Cloudy with light showers. Trade winds E 10-20
mph. High temperature 80 degrees. Friday: Cloudy with E-NE winds 10-
20 mph. High temperature 81 degrees. Saturday: Sunny with a high of
80 degrees. Trade winds E-NE 15-25 mph. Sunday: Sunny with a high of
80 degrees. Winds E-NE 15-25 mph.
Second Round
Paul Goydos ............................129 (-11)
Luke Donald ............................129 (-11)
Chad Campbell..........................131 ( 9)
Charles Howell III ....................132 (-8)
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Third Round
Charles Howell III ..................197 (-13)
Luke Donald ............................198 (-12)
Paul Goydos ............................199 (-11)
Ted Purdy ..................................201 (-9)
Steve Stricker ..........................201 (-9)
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NOTES
With his victory at the 2007 Sony Open in Hawaii,
Paul Goydos earned his second career PGA TOUR
victory in his 15th season (361st start) on TOUR at
age 42 years, 6 months and 11 days. The win came
10 years, nine months and 29 days after his first
TOUR victory at the 1996 Bay Hill Invitational.
2007 winner Paul Goydos became the fourth
player over age 40 to win the Sony Open in Hawaii
since 1999, joining Jeff Sluman (1999), Paul
Azinger (2000) and Vijay Singh (2005). The win
was Goydos’ fourth top-10 in 12 starts at the Sony
Open, dating back to 1993.
CHARLES HOWELL III
Paul Goydos (second round), Luke Donald (first
round) and Charles Howell III (second round)
shared low round-of-the-week honors in 2007 with
7-under 63s. Donald and Howell finished T2, one
behind the champion Goydos.
The $936,000 winner’s check for Paul Goydos in
2007 was more than he has earned in any of the
previous 14 years on the PGA TOUR. His previous
high of $890,392 came in 2006.
Luke Donald and K.J. Choi were the only two
players to post back-to-back top-10s in Hawaii to
start the 2007 season. Donald finished seventh at
the Mercedes-Benz Championship and T2 at the
Sony Open in Hawaii, while Choi finished T8 and T4.
Tournament Record:
260, John Huston, 1998; Brad Faxon, 2001
Current Course Record: (Par 70)
61, David Toms, 2006
Other Course Record: (Par 72)
60, Davis Love III, 1994
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1988 Lanny Wadkins ............271 Richard Zokol ................272 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/6,975
1989 Gene Sauers ................197 David Ogrin ....................198 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/6,975
1990 David Ishii ....................279 Paul Azinger ..................280 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/6,975
UNITED HAWAIIAN OPEN
1991 Lanny Wadkins ............270 John Cook ......................274 Walalae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/6,975
UNITED AIRLINES HAWAIIAN OPEN
1992 John Cook ....................265 Paul Azinger ..................267 Walalae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/6,975
1993 Howard Twitty ..............269 Joey Sindelar ................273 Walalae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/6,975
1994 Brett Ogle ....................269 Davis Love III..................270 Walalae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/6,975
1995 John Morse ..................269 Tom Lehman ..................272 Walalae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/6,975
Duffy Waldorf
1996 Jim Furyk* ....................277 Brad Faxon ....................277 Walalae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/6,975
1997 Paul Stankowski* ........271 Jim Furyk........................271 Walalae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,012
Mike Reid
1998 John Huston ................260 Tom Watson ..................267 Walalae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................72/7,012
SONY OPEN IN HAWAII
1999 Jeff Sluman ..................271 Davis Love III..................273 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................70/7,060
Jeff Maggert
Len Mattiace
Chris Perry
Tommy Tolles
2000 Paul Azinger..................261 Stuart Appleby ..............268 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................70/7,060
2001 Brad Faxon....................260 Tom Lehman ..................264 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................70/7,060
2002 Jerry Kelly ....................266 John Cook ......................267 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................70/7,060
2003 Ernie Els*......................264 Aaron Baddeley ............264 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................70/7,060
2004 Ernie Els*......................262 Harrison Frazar ..............262 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................70/7,060
2005 Vijay Singh....................269 Ernie Els ........................270 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................70/7,060
2006 David Toms ..................261 Chad Campbell ..............266 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................70/7,060
Rory Sabbatini
2007 Paul Goydos..................266 Luke Donald ..................267 Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI ............................70/7,044
Charles Howell III
KEY: * = Playoff
Course scenic of the third green during the Sony Open.
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SECTION
3-6
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
2007 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
HOFFMAN
Winner: CHARLEY HOFFMAN*
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $900,000
66-70-68-68-71 343 (-17)
ORDER OF FINISH
*Def. John Rollins with a birdie-4 on the first playoff hole
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Charley Hoffman ................1 66-70-68-68-71 343 4,500 $900,000.00
John Rollins ........................2 67-67-69-67-73 343 2,700 540,000.00
Justin Rose ........................3 67-65-66-70-76 344 1,700 340,000.00
Jeff Quinney ....................T4 68-69-69-66-73 345 1,100 220,000.00
Heath Slocum ..................T4 68-68-69-68-72 345 1,100 220,000.00
Cliff Kresge ......................T6 72-68-68-66-72 346 869 173,750.00
Charles Warren ................T6 71-67-67-69-72 346 869 173,750.00
Robert Allenby ..................T8 63-70-70-70-74 347 675 135,000.00
Mark Calcavecchia ..........T8 65-70-75-68-69 347 675 135,000.00
Harrison Frazar ................T8 68-71-68-69-71 347 675 135,000.00
Dudley Hart ......................T8 66-70-70-67-74 347 675 135,000.00
Scott Verplank ..................T8 66-66-68-74-73 347 675 135,000.00
Lucas Glover ..................T13 69-68-66-65-80 348 455 91,000.00
Bernhard Langer (S) ........T13 70-73-63-69-73 348 455 91,000.00
Ted Purdy ........................T13 70-65-71-70-72 348 455 91,000.00
Johnson Wagner ............T13 66-67-74-67-74 348 455 91,000.00
Nick Watney ..................T13 71-68-71-68-70 348 455 91,000.00
Tommy Armour III (S) ......T18 69-69-71-68-72 349 283 56,666.67
Andrew Buckle ..............T18 67-73-66-69-74 349 283 56,666.67
Nathan Green ................T18 70-68-68-68-75 349 283 56,666.67
Mark Hensby ..................T18 71-71-67-68-72 349 283 56,666.67
Tom Johnson ..................T18 70-68-68-71-72 349 283 56,666.67
Will MacKenzie ..............T18 70-71-67-71-70 349 283 56,666.67
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—283-Ryuji Imada, Steve Jones, Tim Petrovic, Jeff Sluman, 284-
Steve Elkington, Jeff Gove, Kent Jones, Doug LaBelle II, John
Mallinger, Ryan Moore, Ryan Palmer, Kirk Triplett, 285-Bart Bryant,
Mathias Gronberg, Billy Mayfair, 286-Chad Campbell, Brian Davis,
Todd Hamilton, Jerry Kelly, Mark O'Meara, Jesper Parnevik, 287-
Donnie Hammond, J.P. Hayes, Joey Sindelar, Steve Wheatcroft, 288-
Mark Brooks, Ben Curtis, Brent Geiberger, Stephen Leaney, Jim
Rutledge, 289-David Branshaw, John Cook, J.L. Lewis, Greg Owen,
Carl Pettersson, D.J. Trahan, Bubba Watson, 290-Keith Fergus,
Justin Leonard, 291-Craig Bowden, Boo Weekley, 292-John Merrick,
293-Rich Beem, 294-Daisuke Maruyama, 295-Billy Andrade, Robert
Garrigus, Tom Pernice, Jr., 299-Eric Axley, 302-Wes Short, Jr., 320-
Ross Marcano. W—219-John Huston.
JOHN ROLLINS
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Joe Durant ......................T18 68-68-69-68-76 349 283 $56,666.66
Joe Ogilvie ....................T18 71-72-67-71-68 349 283 56,666.66
Duffy Waldorf (S) ............T18 71-71-65-66-76 349 283 56,666.66
Jonathan Byrd ................T27 70-69-70-67-74 350 174 34,750.00
Steve Flesch ..................T27 68-70-70-69-73 350 174 34,750.00
Bill Haas ........................T27 68-73-67-70-72 350 174 34,750.00
Craig Kanada ..................T27 65-73-68-69-75 350 174 34,750.00
Matt Kuchar ..................T27 66-68-71-68-77 350 174 34,750.00
Paul Stankowski ............T27 71-71-67-69-72 350 174 34,750.00
Cameron Beckman ........T33 70-69-69-68-75 351 132 26,416.67
Anders Hansen ..............T33 67-70-69-72-73 351 132 26,416.67
George McNeill ..............T33 71-68-68-72-72 351 132 26,416.67
John Senden ..................T33 73-64-68-72-74 351 132 26,416.67
Vaughn Taylor ................T33 69-70-69-65-78 351 132 26,416.66
Mark Wilson ..................T33 70-72-71-69-69 351 132 26,416.66
Shane Bertsch ................T39 67-68-71-70-76 352 100 20,000.00
David Duval ....................T39 67-71-72-68-74 352 100 20,000.00
Lee Janzen ....................T39 71-66-71-71-73 352 100 20,000.00
Richard S. Johnson ........T39 71-71-67-70-73 352 100 20,000.00
Peter Lonard ..................T39 72-69-72-67-72 352 100 20,000.00
Bob Tway ........................T39 70-70-69-68-75 352 100 20,000.00
Daniel Chopra ................T45 69-67-71-68-78 353 78 15,500.00
Anthony Kim (S) ..............T45 72-72-70-67-72 353 78 15,500.00
Phil Mickelson ................T45 70-70-69-66-78 353 78 15,500.00
Ryan Armour ..................T48 70-66-72-74-73 355 64 12,720.00
Paul Gow ........................T48 68-73-70-69-75 355 64 12,720.00
Paul Goydos ....................T48 68-71-75-68-73 355 64 12,720.00
Shaun Micheel ..............T48 69-69-75-68-74 355 64 12,720.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
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Mike Weir ......................T48 72-68-69-70-76 355 64 $12,720.00
Woody Austin ................T53 69-70-73-64-80 356 57 11,414.29
Paul Azinger ..................T53 75-69-68-68-76 356 57 11,414.29
Jason Dufner ..................T53 74-66-74-66-76 356 57 11,414.29
Ken Duke ........................T53 69-74-68-68-77 356 57 11,414.29
Craig Barlow ..................T53 69-73-72-68-74 356 57 11,414.28
Brian Gay ........................T53 71-70-69-72-74 356 57 11,414.28
Corey Pavin ....................T53 67-70-73-70-76 356 57 11,414.28
Steve Marino ..................T60 75-69-67-68-78 357 54 10,800.00
Ian Poulter ......................T60 68-72-74-67-76 357 54 10,800.00
Brandt Snedeker ............T60 70-73-69-69-76 357 54 10,800.00
Kevin Stadler ..................T60 69-70-71-71-76 357 54 10,800.00
Kevin Sutherland ............T60 69-69-74-68-77 357 54 10,800.00
Robert Gamez ................T65 70-73-69-70-76 358 51 10,250.00
Jason Gore ....................T65 66-75-67-72-78 358 51 10,250.00
Bob Heintz ......................T65 66-71-69-74-78 358 51 10,250.00
Charles Howell III ..........T65 70-71-72-69-76 358 51 10,250.00
Kenny Perry ....................T65 69-67-71-73-78 358 51 10,250.00
Dean Wilson ..................T65 70-68-67-69-84 358 51 10,250.00
Rich Barcelo ..................T71 72-70-74-66-77 359 49 9,850.00
Tripp Isenhour ................T71 66-70-73-71-79 359 49 9,850.00
Kevin Na ..........................73 68-71-75-66-80 360 49 9,700.00
Briny Baird ........................74 71-69-68-74-79 361 48 9,600.00
Hunter Mahan ..................75 71-71-70-70-80 362 48 9,500.00
Steve Lowery ....................76 71-70-74-67-81 363 47 9,400.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
PALM SPRINGS GOLF CLASSIC
1960 Arnold Palmer ..............338 Fred Hawkins ................341 Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Tamarisk CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,869
Thunderbird CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ................N/A
1961 Billy Maxwell................345 Doug Sanders ................347 Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Tamarisk CC, Palm Springs, CA (H)..............72/6,869
Thunderbird CC, Palm Springs, CA ......................N/A
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
1962 Arnold Palmer ..............342 Jay Hebert ....................345 Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ..72/6,837
Gene Littler Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Tamarisk CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,869
Thunderbird CC, Palm Springs, CA ......................N/A
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
1963 Jack Nicklaus* ............345 Gary Player ....................345 Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA (H) ........72/6,478
Tamarisk CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,869
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
1964 Tommy Jacobs* ............353 Jimmy Demaret ............353 Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ..............72/6,708
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
KEY: * = Playoff (H) = Host course
[3rd of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
Palm Desert, CA January 17-21, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $5,000,000
Classic Club (CC, Host Course) Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,305
Palmer Private at PGA West (PW) Par/Yards: 36-36—72/6,930
Bermuda Dunes CC (BD) Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,017
La Quinta CC (LQ) Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,060
LEADERS
First Round
R. Allenby (LQ)............63 (-9)
C. Kanada (BD) ..........65 (-7)
M. Calcavecchia (CC)....65 (-7)
C. Hoffman (BD) ........66 (T4)
Second Round
S. Verplank (CC)......132 (-12)
J. Rose (LQ) ............132 (-12)
J. Wagner (BD) ......133 (-11)
R. Allenby (PW) ......133 (-11)
C. Hoffman (LQ) ....136 (T10)
CUT: 76 players at 6-under-par 282 after 72 holes from a field of 127
professionals.
WEATHER: Wednesday: Frost delayed play up to 45 minutes. Sunny
and mild with a high of 61. Overnight low of 27. Thursday: Patchy
morning frost. Mostly sunny and warmer. High of 67. Winds N-NW 10-
Third Round
J. Rose (PW) ..........198 (-18)
S. Verplank (BD) ....200 (-16)
L. Glover (BD)..........203 (-13)
R. Allenby (CC)........203 (-13)
J. Rollins (LQ) ........203 (-13)
C. Hoffman (PW) ....204 (-12)
Fourth Round
J. Rose (CC) ............268 (-20)
L. Glover (LQ) ..........268 (-20)
J. Rollins (PW)........270 (-18)
C. Hoffman (CC)......272 (-16)
J. Quinney (LQ) ......272 (-16)
20 mph in the afternoon. Friday: Variably cloudy and cool with some
scattered light showers. High of 56. Saturday: Frost delayed play for 30
minutes at three courses. High of 61. Sunday: Sunny and windy during
the afternoon. High of 63. Light winds increasing N-NW 15-25 mph
with gusts to 40 mph.
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NOTES
In 2007, Sunday’s final-round scoring average of
74.763 was the most difficult final day in the 48year
history of the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. The
previous high of 74.202 came at the 1964 Palm
Springs Golf Classic at Eldorado Country Club,
where Tommy Jacobs fired a final-round 70 and
beat Jimmy Demaret in a playoff. The final round
of the 1961 Palm Springs Golf Classic had a scoring
average of 74.08. More recently, the 1987 Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic final day at the Stadium
Course at PGA West had a scoring average of
73.971.
Charley Hoffman became the first player to win
the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic in his initial try
since Arnold Palmer in 1960. Hoffman and
Palmer are the only two players to accomplish that
feat in the 48 years of the tournament.
Charley Hoffman is only the fourth player to earn
his first PGA TOUR victory at the Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic, joining Bill Rogers (1978), Craig
Stadler (1980) and Donnie Hammond (1986).
The youngest winner in Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
history was Jack Nicklaus in 1963 at age 23
years, 13 days.
The 2007 playoff between Charley Hoffman and
John Rollins was the 17th in the 48-year history
of the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic and the first since
2004 when Phil Mickelson defeated Skip
Kendall.
Tournament Record:
324, Joe Durant, 2001
Tournament Course Record:
59, David Duval, 1999 (PGA West/Palmer Course)
60, Robert Gamez, 2004 (Indian Wells CC)
61, Lennie Clements, 1994 (La Quinta CC)
61, Pat Perez, 2003 (Bermuda Dunes CC)
61, Davis Love III, 2005 (Tamarisk CC)
62, Jesper Parnevik, 2006 (Classic Club)
63, Kenny Perry, 1995; Payne Stewart, 1996 (Indian Ridge CC)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
BOB HOPE DESERT CLASSIC
1965 Billy Casper ..................348
1966 Doug Sanders* ............349
1967 Tom Nieporte ................349
1968 Arnold Palmer* ............348
1969 Billy Casper ..................345
1970 Bruce Devlin ................339
1971 Arnold Palmer* ............342
1972 Bob Rosburg ................344
1973 Arnold Palmer ..............343
1974 Hubert Green ................341
1975 Johnny Miller ..............339
1976 Johnny Miller ..............344
1977 Rik Massengale............337
1978 Bill Rogers ....................339
1979 John Mahaffey ............343
1980 Craig Stadler ................343
1981 Bruce Lietzke ................335
1982 Ed Fiori*........................335
1983 Keith Fergus*................335
KEY: * = Playoff (H) = Host course
Tommy Aaron ................349
Arnold Palmer
Arnold Palmer ................349
Doug Sanders ................350
Deane Beman ................348
Dave Hill ........................348
Larry Ziegler ..................343
Raymond Floyd ..............342
Lanny Wadkins ..............345
Johnny Miller ................345
Jack Nicklaus
Bert Yancey....................343
Bob Murphy ..................342
Rik Massengale ............347
Bruce Lietzke..................343
Jerry McGee ..................341
Lee Trevino ....................344
Tom Purtzer ....................345
Mike Sullivan
Jerry Pate ......................337
Tom Kite ........................335
Rex Caldwell..................335
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ..72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA (H) ........72/6,478
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
La Quinta CC, La Quinta. CA ........................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72,6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA (H) ..................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ..72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Eldorado CC, Pa!m Springs, CA ..................72/6,708
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA (H) ........72/6,478
Tamarisk CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,869
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA (H) ..................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ..72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Tamarisk CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,869
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA (H) ........72/6,478
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ..72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Tamarisk CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,869
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA (H) ........72/6,478
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ..72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Tamarisk CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,869
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA (H) ........72/6,478
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Tamarisk CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,869
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA (H) ..................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ..72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA (H) ........72/6,478
Tamarisk CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,869
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA (H) ..................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ..72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Tamarisk CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,869
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA (H) ........72/6,478
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Tamarisk CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,869
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA (H) ..................72/6,911
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2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
3-8
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
NOTES
Charley Hoffman’s winning score of 343 in 2007
was the highest winning score at the BHCC since
Steve Jones shot a 343 to win in 1989. Highest
winning scores in the 48-year history of the Bob
Hope Desert Classic:
353 (-7) Tommy Jacobs 1964
349 (-11) Doug Sanders 1966
349 (-11) Tom Nieporte 1967
348 (-12) Billy Casper 1965
348 (-12) Arnold Palmer 1968
345 (-15) Billy Maxwell 1961
345 (-15) Jack Nicklaus 1963
345 (-15) Billy Casper 1969
344 (-16) Bob Rosburg 1972
344 (-16) Johnny Miller 1976
343 (-17) Arnold Palmer 1973
343 (-17) John Mahaffey 1979
343 (-17) Craig Stadler 1980
343 (-17) Steve Jones 1989
343 (-17) Charley Hoffman 2007
PHIL MICKELSON
Only 11 times has a player reached the 30-under
mark, including two players who have reached the
mark twice, Phil Mickelson (30-under/2004, 30under/2002)
and Mark Calcavecchia (30under/2001,
32-under/1997). The others were Skip
Kendall (30-under/2004), Mike Weir (30under/2003),
David Berganio, Jr. (30-under/2002),
Joe Durant (tournament-record 36-under/2001),
Paul Stankowski (32-under/2001), John Cook
(33-under/1997) and Tom Kite (35-under/1993).
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
BOB HOPE CLASSIC
1984 John Mahaffey* ..........340 Jim Simons ....................340 Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ..72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
1985 Lanny Wadkins* ..........333 Craig Stadler..................333 Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA (H) ........72/6,478
Tamarisk CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,869
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
BOB HOPE CHRYSLER CLASSIC
1986 Donnie Hammond* ......335 John Cook ......................335 Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ..72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
1987 Corey Pavin ..................341 Bernhard Langer ............342 Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
PGA West/Stadium Course, La Quinta, CA (H) ..72/7,114
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
1988 Jay Haas ......................338 David Edwards ..............340 Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,837
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA (H) ........72/6,478
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA ..72/6,924
1989 Steve Jones*................343 Paul Azinger ..................343 Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ..72/6,837
Sandy Lyle Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Eldorado CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,708
PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA ..72/6,924
1990 Peter Jacobsen ............339 Scott Simpson................340 PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA (H) ....72/6,924
Brian Tennyson Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,927
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Tamarisk CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,875
1991 Corey Pavin* ................331 Mark O’Meara ..............331 PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA ..72/6,924
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,927
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA (H) ........72/6,478
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
1992 John Cook* ..................336 Rick Fehr ........................336 PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA ..72/6,924
Tom Kite Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ..72/6,927
Mark O’Meara Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Gene Sauers La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,911
1993 Tom Kite........................325 Rick Fehr ........................331 PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA (H) ....72/6,924
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,927
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Tamarisk CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,881
1994 Scott Hoch ....................334 Lennie Clements ............337 PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA ..72/6,924
Jim Gallagher, Jr. Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,927
Fuzzy Zoeller Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA (H) ........72/6,478
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,888
1995 Kenny Perry ..................335 David Duval....................336 Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ..72/6,927
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,901
Indian Ridge CC, Palm Desert, CA ..............72/7,037
1996 Mark Brooks ................337 John Huston ..................338 Indian Ridge CC, Palm Desert, CA (H)..........72/7,037
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,927
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
Tamarisk CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,881
1997 John Cook ....................327 Mark Calcavecchia ........328 Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA (H) ........72/6,478
Indian Ridge CC, Palm Desert, CA ..............72/7,037
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ........72/6,927
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,901
1998 Fred Couples* ..............332 Bruce Lietzke..................332 Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ..72/6,927
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ............72/6,478
PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA ..72/6,931
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,901
1999 David Duval ................334 Steve Pate......................335 PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA (H) ....72/6,931
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ......72/6,927
Tamarisk CC, Palm Springs, CA....................72/6,881
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ............72/6,478
2000 Jesper Parnevik ............331 Rory Sabbatini ..............332 Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA (H) ..72/6,829
PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA ..72/6,950
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/7,060
2001 Joe Durant....................324 Paul Stankowski ............328 PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA (H) ....72/6,950
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ......72/6,829
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ......................72/7,060
KEY: * = Playoff (H) = Host course
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Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
DUVAL’S 59
DAVID DUVAL
David Duval was the last player to shoot 59 on
the PGA TOUR and the third in history, joining Al
Geiberger (1977) and Chip Beck (1991). His feat
came at the 1999 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic in the
final round at PGA West’s Palmer Course on Jan.
24. Duval recorded one eagle and 11 birdies in his
round and won by one stroke over Steve Pate. He
rallied from a seven-stroke deficit after four
rounds.
A shot-by-shot account of Duval’s 59:
No. 1: Driver, pitching wedge to 5 feet, BIRDIE
No. 2: Driver, 4-iron left of green, sand wedge
to 3 feet, BIRDIE
No. 3: 6-iron to 3 feet, BIRDIE
No. 4: 2-iron, 9-iron to 15 feet, two-putt, PAR
No. 5: 5-iron to 5 feet, BIRDIE
No. 6: Driver, 5-iron, sand wedge to 30 feet,
two putt, PAR
No. 7: 2-iron, 7-iron to 40 feet, two-putt, PAR
No. 8: 3-wood, sand wedge over the green,
3-iron chip to 6 feet, PAR
No. 9: 3-wood, 8-iron to 8 feet, BIRDIE
OUT: 31 (5-under par)
No. 10: 3-wood, sand wedge to 5 feet, BIRDIE
No. 11: Driver, 4-iron left of green, pitched to
4 inches, BIRDIE
No. 12: 6-iron to 2 feet, BIRDIE
No. 13: 3-wood, 7-iron to 12 feet, two-putt, PAR
No. 14: Driver into bunker, 5-iron, sand wedge to
10 feet, BIRDIE
No. 15: 8-iron to 1 foot, BIRDIE
No. 16: 2-iron, sand wedge to 6 inches, BIRDIE
No. 17: 9-iron to 20 feet, two-putt, PAR
No. 18: Driver, 5-iron to 6 feet, EAGLE
IN: 28 (8-under par)
TOTAL: 59 (13-under par)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
2002 Phil Mickelson* ............330 David Berganio, Jr. ........330 PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA (H) ....72/6,930
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ......72/6,927
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,881
Tamarisk CC, La Quinta, CA ........................72/6,478
2003 Mike Weir ....................330 Jay Haas ........................332 PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA (H) ....72/6,930
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ......72/6,927
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ......................72/7,060
2004 Phil Mickelson* ............330 Skip Kendall ..................330 PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA (H) ....72/6,930
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ......72/6,962
Indian Wells CC, Indian Wells, CA ..............72/6,478
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ......................72/7,060
2005 Justin Leonard..............332 Tim Clark ........................335 PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA (H) ....72/6,930
Joe Ogilvie Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ......72/6,927
Tamarisk CC, Mirage, CA ............................72/7,003
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ......................72/7,060
2006 Chad Campbell ............335 Jesper Parnevik ............338 Classic Club, Palm Springs, CA (H)....................72/7,305
Scott Verplank PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA ..........72/6,930
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ......72/6,962
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ......................72/7,060
2007 Charley Hoffman* ........343 John Rollins ..................343 Classic Club, Palm Springs, CA (H)....................72/7,305
PGA West/Palmer Course, La Quinta, CA ..........72/6,930
Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, CA ......72/7,017
La Quinta CC, La Quinta, CA ......................72/7,060
KEY: * = Playoff (H) = Host course
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE 2008 BOB HOPE CHRYSLER CLASSIC
Eligible players in the 128-player field are:
• Winners of THE PLAYERS Championship prior to 1996.
• Winners of the Masters Tournament, THE PLAYERS Championship, U.S. Open, British Open and PGA Championship from 2003-2007.
• Winners of THE TOUR Championship in the last three years (2005-2007).
• Winners of official money World Golf Championships events in the last three years (2005-2007).
• The leader from the final Official PGA TOUR Money List in each of the last five calendar years (2003-2007).
• The leader from the final FedExCup Points List in each of the last five calendar years, beginning with the 2007 leader (2007).
• Playing members of the last-named U.S. Ryder Cup team (2006).
• Current PGA TOUR members who were playing members from the last named U.S. and International Presidents Cup teams (2007).
• PGA TOUR members who use an exemption for 2008 as one of the leaders (either top 25 or top 50) from the Official PGA TOUR Career
Money List.
• Winners of the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic prior to 1999, and winners of the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic in 1999 and beyond, for a period of 10
years following their win.
• Either the current winner of the PGA Section Championship or the current PGA Section Player of the Year where the tournament is played, as
determined by the Section.
• Eight sponsor exemptions, restricted as follows:
• Two from among the current year’s PGA TOUR membership
• Two from among the 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament’s top 25 finishers and ties and the first through 25th finishers from the 2007
Official Nationwide Tour Money List.
• Two foreign players designated by the Commissioner.
• Life members of the PGA TOUR.
• PGA TOUR members from the current Tournament Winners category.
• The top 30 players from the previous year's final FedExCup Points List (2007).
• If necessary to complete the field, those PGA TOUR members among the top 125 finishers on the 2007 Official PGA TOUR Money List, in
order of their position on such list.
• If necessary to complete the field, PGA TOUR members from the 2008 priority ranking of eligible players after the top 125, in order of their
positions on such list.
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2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
3-10
2007 Buick Invitational
WOODS
Winner: TIGER WOODS
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $936,000
66-72-69-66 273 (-15)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Tiger Woods ......................1 66-72-69-66 273 4,500 $936,000.00
Charles Howell III ..............2 70-64-73-68 275 2,700 561,600.00
Brandt Snedeker ................3 61-70-74-71 276 1,700 353,600.00
Bubba Watson ..................T4 67-74-69-67 277 1,033 214,933.34
Andrew Buckle ................T4 66-71-68-72 277 1,033 214,933.33
Mark Calcavecchia ..........T4 66-74-68-69 277 1,033 214,933.33
Bart Bryant ......................T7 66-73-70-69 278 806 167,700.00
Jeff Quinney ....................T7 64-74-70-70 278 806 167,700.00
Robert Allenby ..................T9 70-70-71-68 279 625 130,000.00
Rich Beem ........................T9 67-68-73-71 279 625 130,000.00
Ian Poulter ........................T9 72-68-71-68 279 625 130,000.00
Nick Watney ....................T9 69-69-70-71 279 625 130,000.00
Charlie Wi ........................T9 63-72-73-71 279 625 130,000.00
Stewart Cink ..................T14 68-71-71-70 280 463 96,200.00
Kevin Sutherland ............T14 65-71-70-74 280 463 96,200.00
Ryuji Imada ....................T16 68-71-69-73 281 388 80,600.00
Lee Janzen (S) ................T16 72-66-74-69 281 388 80,600.00
Ryan Moore ....................T16 70-69-73-69 281 388 80,600.00
Michael Putnam ............T16 71-66-74-70 281 388 80,600.00
Craig Kanada ..................T20 66-75-72-69 282 302 62,746.67
Steve Marino ..................T20 65-74-71-72 282 302 62,746.67
Bill Haas ........................T20 69-66-72-75 282 302 62,746.66
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—142-Billy Andrade, Woody Austin, Craig Bowden, Michael Boyd,
Chris Couch, Brendon de Jonge, Jason Dufner, J.P. Hayes, Tim
Hogarth (A), J.B. Holmes, Matt Kuchar, Han Lee, Frank Lickliter II,
Will MacKenzie, George McNeill, Jesper Parnevik, Dennis Paulson,
Dicky Pride, Rory Sabbatini, Wes Short, Jr., Steve Stricker, Vaughn
Taylor, Jaco Van Zyl, Camilo Villegas, Charles Warren, Steve
Wheatcroft, 143-Paul Azinger, Jonathan Byrd, Brian Davis, Ken
Duke, Nathan Green, Mark Hensby, Richard S. Johnson, Peter
Lonard, Kevin Na, Paul Sheehan, Chris Tidland, 144-Eric Axley,
Daniel Chopra, John Cook, John Daly, Brad Faxon, Kent Jones,
Anthony Kim, Craig Lile, Billy Mayfair, Jose Maria Olazabal, Tom
Pernice, Jr., Tim Petrovic, Jason Schultz, Duffy Waldorf, 145-Ryan
Armour, Lucas Glover, Scott Gutschewski, Bob Heintz, Bob May, Carl
Pettersson, John Rollins, Joey Sindelar, 146-Briny Baird, Bo Van Pelt,
Boo Weekley, 147-Marco Dawson, Tom Lehman, Sean O'Hair, Greg
Owen, Pat Perez, Chris Stroud, 148-Mathew Goggin, Jason Gore,
Joe Ogilvie, Kyle Reifers, Jim Rutledge, 149-Anders Hansen, 150-
Bryce Molder, 151-Jerry Kelly, 153-Scott Heyn, 157-Phil Tataurangi,
158-David Podas, 162-Ross Marcano. W—72-Shigeki Maruyama,
Shane Bertsch, 213-Ryan Palmer.
La Jolla, CA January 25-28, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $5,200,000
Torrey Pines Golf Course
South Course (SC) Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,568
North Course (NC) Par/Yards: 36-36—72/6,874
LEADERS
[4th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
First Round
Brandt Snedeker (NC) ..............61 (-11)
Charlie Wi (NC) ..........................63 (-9)
John Senden (NC) ......................64 (-8)
Jeff Quinney (NC) ......................64 (-8)
Tiger Woods (NC) ....................66 (T14)
CUT: 74 players at 3-under-par 141 from a field of 154 professionals
and two amateurs.
NOTEWORTHY: Brandt Snedeker tied the course record with an
opening 11-under 61 on the North Course.
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Gavin Coles ....................T23 65-75-71-72 283 206 $42,770.00
Bob Estes ........................T23 70-71-71-71 283 206 42,770.00
Robert Garrigus ..............T23 65-73-72-73 283 206 42,770.00
Dudley Hart ....................T23 71-68-72-72 283 206 42,770.00
Troy Matteson ................T23 71-67-69-76 283 206 42,770.00
Parker McLachlin ............T23 70-67-76-70 283 206 42,770.00
Kevin Stadler ..................T23 68-72-69-74 283 206 42,770.00
Brett Wetterich ..............T23 70-71-70-72 283 206 42,770.00
Steve Allan ....................T31 67-73-71-73 284 139 28,860.00
Cameron Beckman ........T31 70-68-72-74 284 139 28,860.00
Charley Hoffman ............T31 72-67-73-72 284 139 28,860.00
Tripp Isenhour ................T31 71-70-73-70 284 139 28,860.00
Cliff Kresge ....................T31 65-72-71-76 284 139 28,860.00
John Senden ..................T31 64-75-75-70 284 139 28,860.00
Johnson Wagner ............T31 65-74-70-75 284 139 28,860.00
Mark Wilson ..................T31 73-68-71-72 284 139 28,860.00
Rich Barcelo ..................T39 70-68-71-76 285 100 21,320.00
D.J. Brigman ..................T39 66-70-77-72 285 100 21,320.00
Tom Johnson ..................T39 74-67-69-75 285 100 21,320.00
Mark O'Meara ................T39 70-69-74-72 285 100 21,320.00
Vijay Singh ....................T39 75-66-74-70 285 100 21,320.00
Jamie Lovemark (Q) ........T39 66-74-73-72 285 Amateur
Zach Johnson ................T45 72-69-73-72 286 72 15,721.34
Jarrod Lyle ......................T45 70-68-73-75 286 72 15,721.34
David Duval ....................T45 66-75-75-70 286 72 15,721.33
Ted Purdy ........................T45 74-67-73-72 286 72 15,721.33
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
SAN DIEGO OPEN
1952 Ted Kroll........................276 Jimmy Demaret ............279 San Diego CC, San Diego, CA......................72/6,931
1953 Tommy Bolt ..................274 Doug Ford ......................277 San Diego CC, San Diego, CA......................72/6,931
1954 Gene Littler# ................274 E. J. Harrison ................278 Rancho Santa Fe GC, Rancho Santa Fe, CA 72/6,797
CONVAIR-SAN DIEGO OPEN
1955 Tommy Bolt ..................274 Johnny Palmer ..............276 Mission Valley CC, San Diego, CA ..............72/6,619
1956 Bob Rosburg ................270 Dick Mayer ....................272 Singing Hills GC, El Cajon, CA ....................72/6,573
SAN DIEGO OPEN INVITATIONAL
1957 Arnold Palmer ..............271 Al Balding ......................272 Mission Valley CC, San Diego, CA ..............72/6,619
1958 No Tournament
1959 Marty Furgol ................274 Joe Campbell ................275 Mission Valley CC, San Diego, CA ..............72/6,619
Billy Casper/Dave Ragan
Mike Souchak/Bo Wininger
1960 Mike Souchak ..............269 Johnny Pott....................270 Mission Valley CC, San Diego, CA ..............72/6,619
1961 Arnold Palmer* ............271 Al Balding ......................271 Mission Valley CC, San Diego, CA ..............72/6,619
1962 Tommy Jacobs* ............277 Johnny Pott....................277 Stardust CC, San Diego, CA ........................71/6,725
1963 Gary Player ..................270 Tony Lema......................271 Stardust CC, San Diego, CA ........................71/6,725
1964 Art Wall ........................274 Tony Lema......................276 Rancho Bernardo CC, San Diego, CA ..........72/6,455
Bob Rosburg
1965 Wes Ellis* ....................267 Billy Casper....................267 Stardust CC, San Diego, CA ........................71/6,725
1966 Billy Casper ..................268 Tommy Aaron ................272 Stardust CC, San Diego, CA ........................71/6,725
Tom Weiskopf
1967 Bob Goalby ..................269 Gay Brewer ....................270 Stardust CC, San Diego, CA ........................71/6,725
ANDY WILLIAMS-SAN DIEGO OPEN INVITATIONAL
1968 Tom Weiskopf ..............273 Al Geiberger ..................274 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
1969 Jack Nicklaus ..............284 Gene Littler ....................285 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
1970 Pete Brown* ................275 Tony Jacklin ..................275 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
1971 George Archer ..............272 Dave Eichelberger..........275 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
1972 Paul Harney ..................275 Hale Irwin ......................276 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
KEY: * = Playoff N = North S = South ~ = Weather-shortened # = Amateur
Second Round
Brandt Snedeker (SC) ............131 (-13)
Charles Howell III (NC) ..........134 (-10)
Bill Haas (NC)............................135 (-9)
Rich Beem (SC) ........................135 (-9)
Charlie Wi (SC) ........................135 (-9)
Tiger Woods (SC) ..................138 (T12)
PGA TOUR 2008 Guide
Third Round
Andrew Buckle ......................205 (-11)
Brandt Snedeker ....................205 (-11)
Kevin Sutherland ....................206 (-10)
Tiger Woods..............................207 (-9)
Bill Haas....................................207 (-9)
Charles Howell III ....................207 (-9)
Troy Matteson ..........................207 (-9)
WEATHER: Thursday: Sunny and warm with a high of 67. Friday: Partly
cloudy and cooler with a high of 62. Winds were light. Saturday: Partly
cloudy and cool with a high of 58. Winds becoming W-SW 10-15 mph.
Sunday: Partly cloudy and cool with a high of 59.
Chris Riley (S) ..................T45 70-71-74-71 286 72 $15,721.33
Darron Stiles ..................T45 65-73-71-77 286 72 15,721.33
Glen Day ........................T51 73-65-76-73 287 59 12,542.40
Paul Gow ........................T51 71-70-73-73 287 59 12,542.40
Phil Mickelson ................T51 74-66-73-74 287 59 12,542.40
Rod Pampling ................T51 72-69-70-76 287 59 12,542.40
Justin Rose ....................T51 68-73-73-73 287 59 12,542.40
Michael Allen ................T56 66-75-72-75 288 56 11,804.00
Craig Barlow ..................T56 75-66-75-72 288 56 11,804.00
Tom Byrum ......................T56 71-70-72-75 288 56 11,804.00
Hunter Mahan ................T56 75-65-75-73 288 56 11,804.00
Matt Hendrix ..................T60 70-70-74-75 289 54 11,388.00
Stephen Leaney ..............T60 71-70-73-75 289 54 11,388.00
John Merrick ..................T60 72-68-76-73 289 54 11,388.00
Bob Tway ........................T60 72-66-76-75 289 54 11,388.00
Tommy Armour III (Q) ......T64 68-73-76-73 290 53 11,024.00
Harrison Frazar ..............T64 74-67-74-75 290 53 11,024.00
Doug LaBelle II ..............T64 67-74-77-72 290 53 11,024.00
Jason Bohn ....................T67 71-69-77-74 291 51 10,660.00
Mathias Gronberg ..........T67 70-70-76-75 291 51 10,660.00
John Mallinger ..............T67 70-70-73-78 291 51 10,660.00
Brett Quigley ..................T67 67-71-78-75 291 51 10,660.00
Jeff Gove ..........................71 73-68-75-77 293 50 10,400.00
Todd Hamilton ..................72 71-67-80-76 294 49 10,296.00
Michael Bradley ..............73 72-68-80-75 295 49 10,192.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
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NOTES
With his victory in 2007, Tiger Woods won the
Buick Invitational for the third consecutive year.
Woods has won four other events three or more
consecutive times: 4, Arnold Palmer Invitational; 3,
the Memorial Tournament, World Golf
Championships-Bridgestone Invitational (twice) and
World Golf Championships-American Express
Invitational/CA Championship.
Tiger Woods’ 2007 Buick Invitational victory
marked his seventh consecutive victory on the PGA
TOUR (2006 British Open, Buick Open, PGA
Championship, World Golf Championships-
Bridgestone Invitational, Deutsche Bank
Championship, World Golf Championships-
American Express Championship/CA Championship
and 2007 Buick Invitational). That streak of victories,
which ended with a T9 at the World Golf
Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship, was the second longest in PGA
TOUR history, behind Byron Nelson’s 11. Woods
won six consecutive starts in 1999-2000.
Torrey Pines’ South Course will be the site of two
PGA TOUR events in 2008 – the Buick Invitational
in January and the U.S. Open in June. Only Pebble
Beach (CA) Golf Links, Riviera Country Club in Los
Angeles and Harbour Town Golf Links in Hilton
Head, SC, have played host to two events in one
year. The lineup:
Harbour Town
1989 MCI Heritage/THE TOUR Championship
Pebble Beach
1972 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/U.S. Open
1977 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/
PGA Championship
1982 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/U.S. Open
1988 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/
THE TOUR Championship
1992 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/U.S. Open
2000 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/U.S. Open
Riviera
1948 Los Angeles Open/U.S. Open
1995 Nissan Open/PGA Championship
Tournament Record:
266, George Burns, 1987; Tiger Woods, 1999
Tournament Course Record:
61, Mark Brooks, 1990; Brandt Snedeker, 2007
(Torrey Pines North)
62, Tiger Woods, 1999 (Torrey Pines South)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1973 Bob Dickson..................278 Billy Casper....................281 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
Bruce Crampton
Grier Jones
Phil Rodgers
1974 Bobby Nichols ..............275 Rod Curl ........................276 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
Gene Littler
1975 J.C. Snead* ..................279 Raymond Floyd ..............279 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
Bobby Nichols
1976 J.C. Snead ....................272 Don Bies ........................273 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
1977 Tom Watson..................269 Larry Nelson ..................274 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
John Schroeder
1978 Jay Haas ......................278 Andy Bean......................281 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
Gene Littler
John Schroeder
1979 Fuzzy Zoeller ................282 Bill Kratzert ....................287 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
Wayne Levi
Artie McNickle
Tom Watson
1980 Tom Watson*................275 D.A. Weibring ................275 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
WICKES/ANDY WILLIAMS SAN DIEGO OPEN
1981 Bruce Lietzke* 278 Raymond Floyd 278 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
Tom Jenkins
1982 Johnny Miller ..............270 Jack Nicklaus ................271 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
ISUZU/ANDY WILLIAMS SAN DIEGO OPEN
1983 Gary Hallberg ..............271 Tom Kite ........................272 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
1984 Gary Koch* ..................272 Gary Hallberg ................272 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
1985 Woody Blackburn* ......269 Ron Streck......................269 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
SHEARSON LEHMAN BROTHERS ANDY WILLIAMS OPEN
1986 Bob Tway~* ................204 Bernhard Langer ............204 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
1987 George Burns ..............266 J.C. Snead......................270 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
Bobby Wadkins
SHEARSON LEHMAN HUTTON ANDY WILLIAMS OPEN
1988 Steve Pate ..................269 Jay Haas ........................270 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
SHEARSON LEHMAN HUTTON OPEN
1989 Greg Twiggs ................271 Steve Elkington..............273 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
Brad Faxon
Mark O’Meara
Mark Wiebe
1990 Dan Forsman ................275 Tommy Armour III ..........277 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
SHEARSON LEHMAN BROTHERS OPEN
1991 Jay Don Blake ..............268 Bill Sander ....................270 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
BUICK INVITATIONAL OF CALIFORNIA
1992 Steve Pate~ ..................200 Chip Beck ......................201 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
1993 Phil Mickelson ..............278 Dave Rummells..............282 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,659, S-7,021
1994 Craig Stadler ................268 Steve Lowery ................269 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,592, S-7,000
1995 Peter Jacobsen ............269 Mark Calcavecchia ........273 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,592, S-7,000
Mike Hulbert
Hal Sutton
Kirk Triplett
BUICK INVITATIONAL
1996 Davis Love III ................269 Phil Mickelson ..............271 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,592, S-7,022
1997 Mark O'Meara ..............275 Donnie Hammond ..........277 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,592, S-7,022
David Ogrin
Mike Hulbert
Lee Janzen
Jesper Parnevik
Craig Stadler
Duffy Waldorf
1998 Scott Simpson~* ..........204 Skip Kendall ..................204 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,592, S-7,000
1999 Tiger Woods..................266 Billy Ray Brown..............268 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,854, S-7,000
2000 Phil Mickelson ..............270 Shigeki Maruyama ........274 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,874, S-7,055
Tiger Woods
2001 Phil Mickelson* ............269 Frank Lickliter ................269 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,874, S-7,055
Davis Love III
2002 Jose M. Olazabal..........275 J.L. Lewis ......................276 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,874, S-7,568
Mark O’Meara
2003 Tiger Woods..................272 Carl Pettersson ..............276 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,874, S-7,568
2004 John Daly*....................278 Luke Donald ..................278 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,874, S-7,568
Chris Riley
2005 Tiger Woods..................272 Luke Donald ..................275 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,874, S-7,568
Charles Howell III
Tom Lehman
2006 Tiger Woods*................278 Nathan Green ................278 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,874, S-7,568
Jose Maria Olazabal
2007 Tiger Woods..................273 Charles Howell III ..........275 Torrey Pines GC, La Jolla, CA....72/N-6,874, S-7,568
KEY: * = Playoff N = North S = South ~ = Weather-shortened # = Amateur
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TOURNAMENT HISTORIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
BADDELEY
3-12
2007 FBR Open
Winner: AARON BADDELEY
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $1,080,000
65-70-64-64 263 (-21)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Aaron Baddeley ..................1 65-70-64-64 263 4,500 $1,080,000.00
John Rollins ........................2 65-68-68-63 264 2,700 648,000.00
Jeff Quinney ......................3 66-63-68-68 265 1,700 408,000.00
Bart Bryant ........................4 66-66-68-66 266 1,200 288,000.00
Billy Mayfair ......................5 66-66-70-65 267 1,000 240,000.00
Heath Slocum ....................6 67-68-67-66 268 900 216,000.00
Vijay Singh ........................7 71-67-67-64 269 838 201,000.00
David Toms ......................T8 65-69-68-68 270 725 174,000.00
Bubba Watson ..................T8 66-67-69-68 270 725 174,000.00
Dean Wilson ....................T8 70-69-65-66 270 725 174,000.00
Jason Bohn ....................T11 70-66-67-68 271 575 138,000.00
Robert Garrigus ..............T11 66-67-68-70 271 575 138,000.00
Vaughn Taylor ................T11 67-67-67-70 271 575 138,000.00
Ryuji Imada ....................T14 68-67-68-69 272 438 105,000.00
Peter Lonard ..................T14 69-68-66-69 272 438 105,000.00
Troy Matteson ................T14 71-68-64-69 272 438 105,000.00
Brett Quigley ..................T14 67-67-66-72 272 438 105,000.00
Fred Funk ........................T18 70-69-67-67 273 363 87,000.00
Charles Warren ..............T18 71-68-66-68 273 363 87,000.00
Lucas Glover ..................T20 71-67-67-69 274 302 72,400.00
Dudley Hart ....................T20 64-71-69-70 274 302 72,400.00
Cliff Kresge ....................T20 70-68-68-68 274 302 72,400.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—141-Cameron Beckman, Mark Calcavecchia, K.J. Choi, Bill Haas,
J.J. Henry, J.B. Holmes, Stephen Leaney, Tom Lehman, Phil
Mickelson, Sean O'Hair, 142-Stephen Ames, David Branshaw, Fred
Couples, Robert Gamez, Justin Leonard, Camilo Villegas, Johnson
Wagner, 143-John Daly, Rocco Mediate, Geoff Ogilvy, Jesper
Parnevik, D.J. Trahan, Kirk Triplett, Scott Verplank, 144-Tommy
Armour III, Rich Barcelo, Mathew Goggin, Anders Hansen, Trevor
Immelman, Anthony Kim, Shaun Micheel, Wes Short, Jr., Kevin
Sutherland, 145-David Duval, Todd Hamilton, Tim Herron, Shigeki
Maruyama, Bob Tway, 146-Andrew Buckle, Chad Campbell, Alex
Cejka, Jason Gore, Charley Hoffman, Steve Jones, Ryan Moore,
Corey Pavin, Jeff Sluman, 147-Ken Duke, Brad Faxon, Frank Lickliter
II, Greg Owen, Jim Rutledge, 149-Pat Perez, 150-Chris Couch, 152-
David Berganio, Jr. W—Jeff Maggert, 77-Jay Synkelma, 72-Zach
Johnson, 205-Steve Lowery.
JOHN ROLLINS
[5th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
Scottsdale, AZ February 1-4, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $6,000,000
TPC Scottsdale Par/Yards: 35-36—71/7,216
LEADERS
First Round
Dudley Hart ................................64 (-7)
Aaron Baddeley ..........................65 (-6)
David Toms..................................65 (-6)
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..........................65 (-6)
Paul Azinger................................65 (-6)
John Rollins ................................65 (-6)
Brian Gay ....................................65 (-6)
CUT: 74 players at 2-under-par 140 from a field of 132 professionals.
WEATHER: Thursday: Mostly cloudy with winds SW 8-16 mph. High
temperature 57 degrees. Friday: Morning frost delayed tee times 40
minutes (7:40 a.m. to 8:20 a.m.). High temperature 61 degrees. Play was
halted due to darkness at 6:01 p.m. with 18 players still on the course.
Saturday: Second-round re-start delayed 50 minutes due to frost (7:40
a.m. to 8:30 p.m.). High of 65 degrees. Third-round tee times ran from
9:45-11:45 a.m. in threesomes off two tees. Sunday: High of 72.
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Alejandro Canizares (S) ..T23 68-68-70-69 275 $48,200.00
Brian Gay ........................T23 65-71-70-69 275 201 48,200.00
Charles Howell III ..........T23 67-66-72-70 275 201 48,200.00
Parker McLachlin (S) ......T23 70-70-70-65 275 201 48,200.00
John Merrick ..................T23 71-68-69-67 275 201 48,200.00
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..............T23 65-71-68-71 275 201 48,200.00
Tim Petrovic ....................T23 67-71-69-68 275 201 48,200.00
Ted Purdy ........................T23 69-70-67-69 275 201 48,200.00
Brandt Snedeker ............T23 71-68-68-68 275 201 48,200.00
Woody Austin ................T32 69-67-69-71 276 135 32,485.72
Joe Ogilvie ....................T32 68-67-71-70 276 135 32,485.72
Nick Watney ..................T32 68-68-71-69 276 135 32,485.72
Briny Baird ......................T32 69-67-73-67 276 135 32,485.71
Kenny Perry ....................T32 69-67-68-72 276 135 32,485.71
Mike Weir ......................T32 70-69-70-67 276 135 32,485.71
Charlie Wi ......................T32 68-70-67-71 276 135 32,485.71
Lee Janzen (S) ................T39 72-67-69-69 277 103 24,600.00
Will MacKenzie ..............T39 70-68-70-69 277 103 24,600.00
George McNeill ..............T39 67-68-70-72 277 103 24,600.00
Justin Rose ....................T39 70-70-66-71 277 103 24,600.00
Bo Van Pelt ....................T39 69-71-68-69 277 103 24,600.00
Paul Azinger ..................T44 65-71-73-69 278 70 16,728.00
Craig Bowden ................T44 69-68-72-69 278 70 16,728.00
Brian Davis ....................T44 70-69-67-72 278 70 16,728.00
Steve Elkington ..............T44 69-69-67-73 278 70 16,728.00
Bob Estes ........................T44 71-69-66-72 278 70 16,728.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Second Round
Jeff Quinney ..........................129 (-13)
Billy Mayfair ..........................132 (-10)
Bart Bryant..............................132 (-10)
Aaron Baddeley ....................135 (T11)
Mathias Gronberg ..........T44 71-68-70-69 278 70 $16,728.00
Davis Love III ..................T44 71-69-73-65 278 70 16,728.00
Hunter Mahan ................T44 71-68-72-67 278 70 16,728.00
Steve Stricker ................T44 68-68-69-73 278 70 16,728.00
Brett Wetterich ..............T44 70-70-69-69 278 70 16,728.00
Eric Axley ........................T54 69-71-73-66 279 57 13,680.00
Steve Flesch ..................T54 68-69-73-69 279 57 13,680.00
Nathan Green ................T54 70-70-70-69 279 57 13,680.00
Rod Pampling ................T54 69-71-70-69 279 57 13,680.00
Boo Weekley ..................T54 71-69-70-69 279 57 13,680.00
Chris DiMarco ................T59 68-68-71-73 280 55 13,200.00
Jose Maria Olazabal ......T59 71-69-68-72 280 55 13,200.00
Rory Sabbatini ................T59 68-71-75-66 280 55 13,200.00
Ben Curtis ......................T62 67-72-69-73 281 53 12,780.00
Jason Dufner ..................T62 69-71-68-73 281 53 12,780.00
Jeff Gove ........................T62 68-72-68-73 281 53 12,780.00
Steve Wheatcroft ..........T62 70-70-70-71 281 53 12,780.00
Daniel Chopra ..................66 66-71-74-71 282 52 12,480.00
Richard S. Johnson ........T67 70-70-71-72 283 51 12,300.00
Kevin Na ........................T67 72-68-71-72 283 51 12,300.00
Stewart Cink ..................T69 70-70-72-72 284 50 12,060.00
Kent Jones ....................T69 70-69-72-73 284 50 12,060.00
J.P. Hayes ......................T71 69-69-72-76 286 49 11,820.00
Tripp Isenhour ................T71 71-69-73-73 286 49 11,820.00
Mark Hensby ....................73 69-68-76-74 287 49 11,640.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
ARIZONA OPEN
1932 Ralph Guldahl ..............285 John Perelli....................290 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1933 Harry Cooper ................281 Ray Mangrum ................283 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
Horton Smith
PHOENIX OPEN INVITATIONAL
1935 Ky Laffoon ....................281 Craig Wood....................285 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1936 No Tournament
1937 No Tournament
1938 No Tournament
1939 Byron Nelson ................198 Ben Hogan ....................210 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1940 Ed Oliver ......................205 Ben Hogan ....................206 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1941 No Tournament
1942 No Tournament
1943 No Tournament
1944 Harold McSpaden* ......273 Byron Nelson ................273 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1945 Byron Nelson ................274 Denny Shute ..................276 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1946 Ben Hogan* ..................273 Herman Keiser ..............273 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1947 Ben Hogan ....................270 Lloyd Mangrum..............277 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
Ed Oliver
1948 Bobby Locke..................268 Jimmy Demaret ............269 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1949 Jimmy Demaret* ..........278 Ben Hogan ....................278 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1950 Jimmy Demaret ............269 Sam Snead ....................270 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1951 Lew Worsham ..............272 Lawson Little ................273 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1952 Lloyd Mangrum ............274 E.J. Harrison ..................279 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1953 Lloyd Mangrum ............272 Johnny Bulla ..................278 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
Ted Kroll
Bo Wininger
1954 Ed Furgol* ....................272 Cary Middlecoff ............272 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1955 Gene Littler ..................275 Billy Maxwell ................276 Arizona CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................70/6,216
Johnny Palmer
1956 Cary Middlecoff............276 Mike Souchak ................279 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
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Third Round
Jeff Quinney ..........................197 (-16)
Aaron Baddeley ......................199 (-14)
Bart Bryant..............................200 (-13)
Brett Quigley ..........................200 (-13)
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NOTES
Three Phoenix-area residents enjoyed home cooking
at the FBR Open in 2007:
• Aaron Baddeley, first, lives in Scottsdale, AZ.
• Jeff Quinney, third, lives in Scottsdale and
attended Arizona State.
• Billy Mayfair, fifth, lives in Scottsdale at TPC
Scottsdale and attended Arizona State.
Aaron Baddeley captured the 2007 FBR Open in
his 123rd career start on the PGA TOUR (9 amateur,
114 professional starts) at age 25 years, 10 months
and 18 days. He had only made one cut in his four
previous starts at the event, a T49 in 2004.
Aaron Baddeley became the fourth international
player to win the FBR Open since the tournament
moved to TPC Scottsdale in 1987. He joined
Sandy Lyle (1988), Vijay Singh (1995, 2003) and
Jesper Parnevik (1998).
Thanks to a final-round 7-under-par 64 in 2007,
Vijay Singh racked up his fifth career top-10 at
the FBR Open, including two victories (1995, 2003).
He received $201,000 and moved from third to
second on the tournament career money list, just
$17,030 short of tournament career money leader
Phil Mickelson ($1,807,813).
Heath Slocum aced the par-3 14th hole when he
holed a 7-iron from 179 yards in the final round en
route to a sixth-place finish. It was the first hole in
one recorded at TPC Scottsdale since 2003 when
Bob Burns and Tim Herron recorded aces at the
fourth hole. It was the 18th hole in one at TPC
Scottsdale and the seventh at the fourth.
HEATH SLOCUM
Tournament Record:
256, Mark Calcavecchia, 2001
Current Course Record:
60, Grant Waite, 1996; Mark Calcavecchia, 2001;
Phil Mickelson, 2005
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1957 Billy Casper ..................271 Cary Middlecoff ............274 Arizona CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................70/6,216
Mike Souchak
1958 Ken Venturi ..................274 Walter Burkemo ............275 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
Jay Hebert
1959 Gene Littler ..................268 Art Wall ........................269 Arizona CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................70/6,216
1960 Jack Fleck* ..................273 Bill Collins......................273 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1961 Arnold Palmer* ............270 Doug Sanders ................270 Arizona CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................70/6,216
1962 Arnold Palmer ..............269 Billy Casper....................281 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
Don Fairfield
Bob McCallister
Jack Nicklaus
1963 Arnold Palmer ..............273 Gary Player ....................274 Arizona CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................70/6,216
1964 Jack Nicklaus ..............271 Bob Brue ........................274 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1965 Rod Funseth..................274 Bert Yancey....................277 Arizona CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................70/6,216
1966 Dudley Wysong ............278 Gardner Dickinson ........279 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1967 Julius Boros..................272 Ken Still ........................273 Arizona CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................70/6,216
1968 George Knudson ..........272 Julius Boros ..................275 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
Sam Carmichael
Jack Montgomery
1969 Gene Littler ..................263 Miller Barber..................265 Arizona CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................70/6,216
Don January
Billy Maxwell
1970 Dale Douglass ..............271 Howie Johnson..............272 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
Gene Littler
1971 Miller Barber ................261 Billy Casper....................263 Arizona CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................70/6,216
Dan Sikes
1972 Homero Blancas* ........273 Lanny Wadkins ..............273 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1973 Bruce Crampton............268 Steve Melnyk ................269 Arizona CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................70/6,216
Lanny Wadkins
1974 Johnny Miller ..............271 Lanny Wadkins ..............272 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1975 Johnny Miller ..............260 Jerry Heard ....................274 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1976 Bob Gilder ....................268 Roger Maltbie................270 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1977 Jerry Pate* ..................277 Dave Stockton................277 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1978 Miller Barber ................272 Jerry Pate ......................273 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
Lee Trevino
1979 Ben Crenshaw~ ............199 Jay Haas ........................200 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1980 Jeff Mitchell ................272 Rik Massengale ............276 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1981 David Graham ..............268 Lon Hinkle ......................269 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1982 Lanny Wadkins ............263 Jerry Pate ......................269 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1983 Bob Gilder* ..................271 Rex Caldwell..................271 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
Johnny Miller
Mark O’Meara
1984 Tom Purtzer ..................268 Corey Pavin ....................269 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
1985 Calvin Peete..................270 Morris Hatalsky ............272 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
Doug Tewell
1986 Hal Sutton ....................267 Calvin Peete ..................269 Phoenix CC, Phoenix, AZ ..............................71/6,726
Tony Sills
1987 Paul Azinger..................268 Hal Sutton......................269 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/6,992
1988 Sandy Lyle* ..................269 Fred Couples ..................269 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/6,992
1989 Mark Calcavecchia ......263 Chip Beck ......................270 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/6,992
1990 Tommy Armour III ........267 Jim Thorpe ....................272 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/6,992
1991 Nolan Henke ................268 Gil Morgan ....................269 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/6,992
Curtis Strange
Tom Watson
1992 Mark Calcavecchia ......264 Duffy Waldorf ................269 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/6,992
1993 Lee Janzen....................273 Andrew Magee..............275 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/6,992
1994 Bill Glasson ..................268 Bob Estes ......................271 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/6,992
1995 Vijay Singh*..................269 Billy Mayfair ..................269 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/6,992
1996 Phil Mickelson* ............269 Justin Leonard ..............269 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/6,992
1997 Steve Jones..................258 Jesper Parnevik ............269 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/6,992
1998 Jesper Parnevik ............269 Tommy Armour III ..........272 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/7,059
Brent Geiberger
Steve Pate
Tom Watson
1999 Rocco Mediate ............273 Justin Leonard ..............275 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/7,059
2000 Tom Lehman..................270 Robert Allenby ..............271 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/7,083
Rocco Mediate
2001 Mark Calcavecchia ......256 Rocco Mediate ..............264 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/7,083
2002 Chris DiMarco ..............267 Kenny Perry....................268 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/7,089
Kaname Yokoo
2003 Vijay Singh....................261 John Huston ..................264 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/7,089
FBR OPEN
2004 Jonathan Kaye..............266 Chris DiMarco................268 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/7,216
2005 Phil Mickelson ..............267 Scott McCarron..............272 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/7,216
Kevin Na
2006 J.B. Holmes ..................263 J.J. Henry/ ....................270 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/7,216
Steve Lowery/Ryan Palmer
Scott Verplank/Camilo Villegas
2007 Aaron Baddeley ............263 John Rollins ..................264 TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ ..................71/7,216
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
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2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
2007 AT&T Pebble Beach
[6th of 36 events in the
National Pro-Am PGA TOUR Regular Season]
MICKELSON
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Winner: PHIL MICKELSON
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $990,000
65-67-70-66 268 (-20)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Phil Mickelson ....................1 65-67-70-66 268 4,500 $990,000.00
Kevin Sutherland ................2 72-63-67-71 273 2,700 594,000.00
John Mallinger ..................3 65-70-68-71 274 1,700 374,000.00
Davis Love III ....................T4 70-67-70-69 276 1,100 242,000.00
Greg Owen ......................T4 68-70-71-67 276 1,100 242,000.00
Jim Furyk ..........................T6 67-65-76-69 277 838 184,250.00
Matt Kuchar ....................T6 72-69-70-66 277 838 184,250.00
Corey Pavin ......................T6 68-72-67-70 277 838 184,250.00
Ryan Armour ....................T9 68-71-72-67 278 700 154,000.00
Ted Purdy ..........................T9 73-70-68-67 278 700 154,000.00
Daniel Chopra ................T11 71-70-68-70 279 530 116,600.00
Steve Flesch ..................T11 70-70-68-71 279 530 116,600.00
Vijay Singh ....................T11 73-66-71-69 279 530 116,600.00
Bo Van Pelt ....................T11 72-68-71-68 279 530 116,600.00
Camilo Villegas ..............T11 73-70-69-67 279 530 116,600.00
Glen Day ........................T16 74-69-69-68 280 400 88,000.00
J.B. Holmes ....................T16 76-66-68-70 280 400 88,000.00
Hunter Mahan ................T16 69-72-70-69 280 400 88,000.00
Aaron Baddeley ..............T19 68-71-71-71 281 293 64,350.00
Craig Kanada ..................T19 68-69-71-73 281 293 64,350.00
Ryan Moore ....................T19 69-76-70-66 281 293 64,350.00
Jeff Overton ..................T19 70-69-69-73 281 293 64,350.00
Omar Uresti ....................T19 70-68-71-72 281 293 64,350.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—218-Marco Dawson, Jason Gore, Jeff Gove, Parker McLachlin,
Jesper Parnevik, Jason Schultz, Kirk Triplett, Charlie Wi, 219-Brian
Bateman, Michael Boyd, Gavin Coles, Ken Duke, Harrison Frazar,
Matt Hendrix, Lee Janzen, Steve Jones, Joel Kribel, Justin Leonard,
Steve Marino, Paul Stankowski, Chris Stroud, Stan Utley, Boo
Weekley, Mike Weir, Steve Wheatcroft, 220-Bobby Clampett, Ben
Crane, Jay Delsing, Brad Faxon, J.P. Hayes, Skip Kendall, Bryce
Molder, Sean O'Hair, Rory Sabbatini, Jerry Smith, B.J. Staten,
Esteban Toledo, 221-Billy Andrade, Jeff Brehaut, D.J. Brigman, Mark
Brooks, John Daly, Luke Donald, Todd Fischer, Kent Jones, Joe
Ogilvie, Dicky Pride, Paul Sheehan, 222-Robert Garrigus, J.J. Henry,
Chris Riley, 223-Rich Barcelo, Brian Henninger, Jerry Kelly, Len
Mattiace, Kevin Stadler, Jaco Van Zyl, 224-Steve Allan, Robert
Damron, Frank Lickliter II, Troy Matteson, D.J. Trahan, Vance Veazey,
Brett Wetterich, 225-David Branshaw, Tom Byrum, John Ellis, David
Frost, Neal Lancaster, Jim Rutledge, 226-Michael Bradley, Scott
Gutschewski, Rocco Mediate, Darron Stiles, Grant Waite, 227-Bubba
Dickerson, Blaine McCallister, Steve Pellegrine, 228-Brett Bingham,
Craig Bowden, Steve Elkington, Robert Floyd, Carlos Franco, Peter
Jacobsen, Jarrod Lyle, Phil Tataurangi, Chris Tidland, 230-Bob Burns,
Andrew Magee, Jeff Sluman, 231-Gary Hallberg, Larry Mize, Bobby
Schultze, Scott Simpson, 232-Alejandro Canizares, Gabriel
Hjertstedt, Kyle Reifers, 234-Scott Gump, Todd Hamilton, 235-Rick
Leibovich, 236-Steven Bowditch, Tom Scherrer, 241-Lee Rinker, 246-
Matt Gogel. W—Fred Couples.
Pebble Beach, CA February 8-11, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $5,500,000
Pebble Beach Golf Links (Host Course/PB) Par/Yards: 36-36—72/6,816
Spyglass Hill GC (SP) Par/Yards: 36-36—72/6,833
Poppy Hills GC (PH) Par/Yards: 36-36—72/6,953
LEADERS
First Round
Phil Mickelson (PH) ....................65 (-7)
John Mallinger (PB)....................65 (-7)
Nick Watney (PH)........................65 (-7)
Arjun Atwal (PB) ........................67 (-5)
Jason Schultz (SP) ......................67 (-5)
Jim Furyk (SP) ............................67 (-5)
CUT: 60 players at 1-under-par 215 after 54 holes from a field of 179
professionals.
Tom Watson ..................T19 70-68-72-71 281 293 $64,350.00
Tim Petrovic ....................T25 71-73-69-69 282 195 42,900.00
Brett Quigley ..................T25 70-72-70-70 282 195 42,900.00
Kyle Thompson (S) ..........T25 68-71-73-70 282 42,900.00
Garrett Willis ..................T25 72-68-72-70 282 195 42,900.00
Mark Wilson ..................T25 70-71-72-69 282 195 42,900.00
Alex Cejka ......................T30 75-67-73-68 283 152 33,412.50
Paul Goydos ....................T30 68-74-71-70 283 152 33,412.50
Padraig Harrington ........T30 74-72-68-69 283 152 33,412.50
Bob Heintz ......................T30 72-71-71-69 283 152 33,412.50
Doug LaBelle II ..............T30 70-73-70-70 283 152 33,412.50
Dean Wilson ..................T30 68-72-73-70 283 152 33,412.50
Arjun Atwal ....................T36 67-75-71-71 284 115 25,345.84
David Duval ....................T36 72-68-72-72 284 115 25,345.84
Tom Lehman ..................T36 69-72-74-69 284 115 25,345.83
Michael Putnam ............T36 72-70-73-69 284 115 25,345.83
Brandt Snedeker ............T36 71-69-74-70 284 115 25,345.83
Johnson Wagner ............T36 74-72-68-70 284 115 25,345.83
Jose Maria Olazabal ......T42 71-70-69-75 285 95 20,900.00
Nick Watney ..................T42 65-75-72-73 285 95 20,900.00
Craig Barlow ..................T44 69-73-71-73 286 76 16,628.34
Jose Coceres ..................T44 72-69-72-73 286 76 16,628.34
Tommy Armour III ..........T44 73-67-74-72 286 76 16,628.33
Brendon de Jonge ..........T44 68-71-74-73 286 76 16,628.33
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..............T44 74-71-70-71 286 76 16,628.33
Bubba Watson ................T44 70-70-75-71 286 76 16,628.33
Mark Hensby ..................T50 69-68-77-73 287 60 13,163.34
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Second Round
Phil Mickelson (PB) ................132 (-12)
Jim Furyk (PH) ........................132 (-12)
John Mallinger (SP)..................135 (-9)
Kevin Sutherland (SP) ..............135 (-9)
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Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
BING CROSBY PROFESSIONAL-AMATEUR
1937 Sam Snead ....................68 George Von Elm.............. 72 Rancho Santa Fe CC, Rancho Santa Fe, CA 73/6,769
1938 Sam Snead ..................139 Jimmy Hines ..................141 Rancho Santa Fe CC, Rancho Santa Fe, CA 73/6,769
1939 Dutch Harrison..............138 Byron Nelson ................139 Rancho Santa Fe CC, Rancho Santa Fe, CA 73/6,769
Horton Smith
1940 Ed Oliver ......................135 Vic Ghezzi ......................138 Rancho Santa Fe CC, Rancho Santa Fe, CA 73/6,769
1941 Sam Snead ..................136 Craig Wood....................137 Rancho Santa Fe CC, Rancho Santa Fe, CA 73/6,769
1942 John Dawson#..............133 Leland Gibson ................136 Rancho Santa Fe CC, Rancho Santa Fe, CA 73/6,769
Lloyd Mangrum
1943 No Tournament
1944 No Tournament
1945 No Tournament
1946 No Tournament
1947 Ed Furgol ......................213 Tied .................................. Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
George Fazio Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
1948 Lloyd Mangrum ............205 Stan Leonard..................210 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
1949 Ben Hogan ....................208 Jim Ferrier......................210 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
1950 Sam Snead ..................214 Tied .................................. Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Jack Burke, Jr. Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Smiley Quick Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Dave Douglas
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened # = Amateur + = Canceled after two rounds due to unplayable course conditions
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Phil Mickelson (SP) ................202 (-14)
Kevin Sutherland (PH) ............202 (-14)
John Mallinger (PH) .............. 203 (-13)
Corey Pavin (PB)........................207 (-9)
Davis Love III (SP) ....................207 (-9)
WEATHER: Thursday: Cloudy and cool. Winds S-SW 10-20 mph. High
of 60. Friday: Cool and rainy with a high of 57. Winds S 10-20 mph.
Saturday: Heavy overnight rain (0.6 inches). Cloudy with showers most
of the day. High temperature 57. Winds S 10-20 mph with stronger gusts
in late afternoon at Pebble Beach. Sunday: 0.3 inches of rain overnight.
Periods of brief showers. Cooler with a high of 53. Winds SW 8-16 mph.
Tim Herron ......................T50 73-74-66-74 287 60 $13,163.34
Charley Hoffman ............T50 70-69-75-73 287 60 13,163.33
Tom Johnson ..................T50 71-71-73-72 287 60 13,163.33
Paul McGinley ................T50 69-73-73-72 287 13,163.33
Duffy Waldorf ................T50 74-72-69-72 287 60 13,163.33
Ricky Barnes (S) ................56 72-74-69-73 288 12,540.00
Pat Perez ........................T57 72-69-73-75 289 56 12,375.00
Charles Warren ..............T57 68-76-71-74 289 56 12,375.00
Michael Allen ................T59 72-70-72-76 290 55 12,155.00
Jim McGovern ................T59 75-67-73-75 290 55 12,155.00
Chris DiMarco ................T61 72-74-70 216 54 11,825.00
Jason Dufner ..................T61 70-72-74 216 54 11,825.00
Paul Gow ........................T61 71-72-73 216 54 11,825.00
Tag Ridings ....................T61 73-73-70 216 54 11,825.00
Eric Axley ........................T65 73-70-74 217 50 11,000.00
Jason Bohn ....................T65 73-73-71 217 50 11,000.00
K.J. Choi ........................T65 74-72-71 217 50 11,000.00
John Cook ......................T65 77-70-70 217 50 11,000.00
Brian Davis ....................T65 76-70-71 217 50 11,000.00
Dan Forsman ..................T65 74-73-70 217 50 11,000.00
Robert Gamez ................T65 79-71-67 217 50 11,000.00
Mathew Goggin ............T65 76-71-70 217 50 11,000.00
Craig Lile ........................T65 73-71-73 217 50 11,000.00
Bob May ........................T65 76-74-67 217 50 11,000.00
Chris Smith ....................T65 77-69-71 217 50 11,000.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
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NOTES
Nick Watney (Poppy Hills), Phil Mickelson
(Poppy Hills) and John Mallinger (Pebble Beach)
shared the first-round lead at the 2007 AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am at 7-under-par 65.
The previous time three players shared the 18-hole
lead at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
was in 2000 when Vijay Singh, David Duval and
Notah Begay III led at 6-under 66.
JOHN MALLINGER
The four past champions of the AT&T Pebble
Beach National Pro-Am who made the cut fared
well last year. The final leaderboard is as follows:
• Phil Mickelson (1998, 2005, 2007)
65-67-70-66—268 1
• Davis Love III (2001, 2003)
70-67-70-69—276 T4
• Vijay Singh (2004)
73-66-71-69—279 T11
• Tom Watson (1977, 1978)
70-68-72-71—281 T19
Tournament Record:
268, Mark O’Meara, 1997; Phil Mickelson, 2007
Tournament Course Record:
62, Tom Kite, 1983; David Duval, 1997 (Pebble Beach GL)
62, Matt Gogel, 2001 (Poppy Hills GC)
62, Phil Mickelson, 2005; Luke Donald, 2006
(Spyglass Hill GC)
TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT HISTORY HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1951 Byron Nelson ................209 Cary Middlecoff ............212 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
1952 Jimmy Demaret ............145 Art Bell ..........................147 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
THE BING CROSBY PROFESSIONAL-AMATEUR INVITATIONAL
1953 Lloyd Mangrum ............204 Julius Boros ..................208 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
1954 Dutch Harrison..............210 Jimmy Demaret ............211 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
1955 Cary Middlecoff............209 Julius Boros ..................213 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Paul McGuire Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
BING CROSBY NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL-AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
1956 Cary Middlecoff............202 Mike Souchak ................207 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
1957 Jay Hebert ....................213 Cary Middlecoff ............215 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
1958 Billy Casper ..................277 Dave Marr......................281 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
BING CROSBY NATIONAL
1959 Art Wall ........................279 Jimmy Demaret ............281 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Gene Littler Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
1960 Ken Venturi ..................286 Julius Boros ..................289 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Tommy Jacobs Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
1961 Bob Rosburg ................282 Roberto De Vicenzo ......283 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Dave Ragan Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
1962 Doug Ford* ..................286 Joe Campbell ................286 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
1963 Billy Casper ..................285 Dave Hill ........................286 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Jack Nicklaus Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Gary Player Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Bob Rosburg
Art Wall
BING CROSBY NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL-AMATEUR
1964 Tony Lema ....................284 Gay Brewer ....................287 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Bo Wininger Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
1965 Bruce Crampton............284 Tony Lema......................287 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
1966 Don Massengale ..........283 Arnold Palmer ................284 Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA 71/6,356
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
1967 Jack Nicklaus ..............284 Billy Casper....................289 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1968 Johnny Pott* ................285 Billy Casper....................285 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Bruce Devlin Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1969 George Archer ..............283 Bob Dickson ..................284 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Dale Douglass Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Howie Johnson Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1970 Bert Yancey ..................278 Jack Nicklaus ................279 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1971 Tom Shaw ....................278 Arnold Palmer ................280 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1972 Jack Nicklaus* ............284 Johnny Miller ................284 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1973 Jack Nicklaus* ............282 Raymond Floyd ..............282 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Orville Moody Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1974 Johnny Miller~ ............208 Grier Jones ....................212 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened # = Amateur + = Canceled after two rounds due to unplayable course conditions
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TOURNAMENT HISTORIES
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2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am
NOTES
Phil Mickelson has history at all three golf courses
that make up the rotation at the AT&T Pebble
Beach National Pro-Am:
• 1998, 2005 and 2007 AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am champion.
• Poppy Hills Golf Course was the only NCAA
Championship site where the three-time former
NCAA champion at Arizona State failed to win
the NCAA individual title in 1991 as a junior.
• Holds a share of the course record (with Luke
Donald) at Spyglass Hills Golf Course (2005)
with a 10-under-par 62.
• Played in his first PGA TOUR event as a professional
(1992) at the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach
Golf Links won by Tom Kite.
Phil Mickelson is the leader among active players
with victories at multiple-course events:
• Phil Mickelson 12—3-AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am, 3-Chrysler Classic of Tucson,
3-Buick Invitational, 2-Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic, 1-EDS Byron Nelson Championship
• Tiger Woods 10—5-Buick Invitational, 2-
FUNAI Classic, 1-AT&T Pebble Beach National
Pro-Am, EDS Byron Nelson, Las Vegas
Invitational
• Mark O’Meara 7—5-AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am, 1-Buick Invitational, FUNAI
Classic
Tom Watson finished T19 in 2007, his first top-25 finish
on the PGA TOUR since a T18 at the 2003 British
Open. Watson is a two-time winner of the AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am and also captured the
1982 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach. Watson extended
his streak of making at least one cut every year since
he turned professional in 1971 (36 seasons).
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TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT HISTORY HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1975 Gene Littler ..................280 Hubert Green ................284 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1976 Ben Crenshaw ..............281 Mike Morley ..................283 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1977 Tom Watson..................273 Tony Jacklin ..................274 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach, CA....71/6,400
1978 Tom Watson*................280 Ben Crenshaw................280 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1979 Lon Hinkle* ..................284 Andy Bean......................284 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Mark Hayes Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1980 George Burns................280 Dan Pohl ........................281 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
1981 John Cook~* ................209 Bobby Clampett ............209 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Ben Crenshaw Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Hale Irwin Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
Barney Thompson
1982 Jim Simons ..................274 Craig Stadler..................276 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1983 Tom Kite........................276 Rex Caldwell..................278 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Calvin Peete Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1984 Hale Irwin* ..................278 Jim Nelford....................278 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1985 Mark O’Meara ..............283 Kikuo Arai ......................284 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Larry Rinker Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Curtis Strange Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
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1986 Fuzzy Zoeller~ ..............205 Payne Stewart ..............210 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1987 Johnny Miller ..............278 Payne Stewart ..............279 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,810
1988 Steve Jones*................280 Bob Tway ......................280 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1989 Mark O’Meara ..............277 Tom Kite ........................278 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1990 Mark O'Meara ..............281 Kenny Perry....................283 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Cypress Point CC, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,506
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
1991 Paul Azinger..................274 Brian Claar ....................278 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Corey Pavin Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..............72/6,865
1992 Mark O'Meara* ............275 Jeff Sluman ..................275 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..............72/6,865
1993 Brett Ogle ....................276 Billy Ray Brown..............279 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..............72/6,865
1994 Johnny Miller ..............281 Jeff Maggert..................282 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Corey Pavin Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
Kirk Triplett Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..............72/6,865
Tom Watson
1995 Peter Jacobsen ............271 David Duval....................273 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,799
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,810
Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..............72/6,865
1996 No Tournament+
1997 Mark O'Meara ..............268 David Duval....................269 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,799
Tiger Woods Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,859
Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..............72/6,861
1998 Phil Mickelson~ ............202 Tom Pernice, Jr. ............203 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,799
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,859
Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..............72/6,861
1999 Payne Stewart~ ............206 Frank Lickliter ................207 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,799
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,859
Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..............72/6,861
2000 Tiger Woods..................273 Matt Gogel ....................275 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,816
Vijay Singh Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,817
Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..............72/6,833
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened # = Amateur + = Canceled after two rounds due to unplayable course conditions
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AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am
NOTES
2007 champion Phil Mickelson equaled the tournament
record of 20-under-par 268 set by Mark
O’Meara in 1997.
Ryan Moore (T19) posted a 7-under 29 in 2007 on
the front nine at Pebble Beach in the final round en
route to a final-round 6-under-par 66. It was just
one shy of the tournament-record 28 recorded by
Brent Schwarzrock in 2002 and Davis Love III
and Spike McRoy in 2001.
The AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am became
the fourth TOUR event of Phil Mickelson’s career
that he has won three or more times. The list
includes the AT&T Classic in suburban Atlanta
(2000, 2005-06), Buick Invitational (1993, 2000-01),
Chrysler Classic of Tucson (1991, 1995-96) and the
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am (1998, 2005,
2007). The win placed him in select company at
the Pebble Beach tournament, joining Mark
O’Meara (5), Jack Nicklaus (3) and Johnny
Miller (3) as the only players with three or more
wins.
Phil Mickelson’s win in 2007 was his 10th in his
home state of California.
Phil Mickelson’s five-stroke victory margin
equaled a tournament record, matching Lloyd
Mangrum (1948), Cary Middlecoff (1956), Jack
Nicklaus (1967), Fuzzy Zoeller (1986) and Arron
Oberholser (2006).
Phil Mickelson’s victory with amateur partner
Harry You in the pro-am portion of the 2007 AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am represented the
seventh time in tournament history that the professional
winner has also won at least a share of the
pro-am title. The others were Arron Oberholser
(2006), Fuzzy Zoeller (1986), Johnny Miller
(1974), Johnny Pott (1968), Art Wall (1959) and
Sam Snead (1937).
In just his fourth PGA TOUR event, John
Mallinger went bogey free over the first 50 holes
of the 2007 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
en route to a third-place finish. He finished with
just four bogeys on the week.
TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT HISTORY HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
2001 Davis Love III ................272 Vijay Singh ....................273 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,816
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,817
Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..............72/6,833
2002 Matt Gogel ..................274 Pat Perez ........................277 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,816
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,862
Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..............72/6,833
2003 Davis Love III ................274 Tom Lehman ..................275 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,816
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,862
Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..............72/6,833
2004 Vijay Singh....................272 Jeff Maggert..................275 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,816
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,862
Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..............72/6,833
2005 Phil Mickelson ..............269 Mike Weir......................273 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,737
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,862
Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..............72/6,833
2006 Arron Oberholser ..........271 Rory Sabbatini ..............276 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,816
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,862
Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..............72/6,833
2007 Phil Mickelson ..............268 Kevin Sutherland ..........273 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,816
Spyglass Hill GC, Pebble Beach, CA............72/6,833
Poppy Hills GC, Pebble Beach, CA ..............72/6,953
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened # = Amateur + = Canceled after two rounds due to unplayable course conditions
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR 2008 AT&T PEBBLE BEACH NATIONAL PRO-AM
Eligible players in the 180-professional field are those players listed in order of priority under Section III-A of the Tournament Regulations, except
that prior to such players, the following shall first be eligible:
• Winners of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am prior to 2000, and winners of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am in 2000 and
beyond for a period of five years following their win.
• Winners of the Masters Tournament, THE PLAYERS Championship, U.S. Open, British Open and PGA Championship prior to 2000, and winners
of these events in 2000 and beyond for a period of five years following their win.
• 16 sponsor exemptions, restricted as follows:
• Four from the current year’s PGA TOUR membership.
• Eight from among the 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament’s top 25 finishers and ties and the first through 25th finishers on the 2007
Official Nationwide Tour Money List.
• Four “unrestricted” that must be awarded to professionals.
NOTE: Open Qualifying will not be held for the event.
NOTE: The sponsor will team each professional player with an amateur player. The PGA TOUR shall group the professional players and assign
starting times. After three rounds, the field will be cut to the low 60 professionals and ties and exactly the low 25 pro-am teams. Professionals
placing 61st to 70th and ties will receive official prize money normally distributed to those places.
Scenic view of the seventh hole during the 2007 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
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TOURNAMENT HISTORIES
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2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
HOWELL
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2007 Nissan Open
Winner: CHARLES HOWELL III*
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $936,000
69-65-69-65 268 (-16)
ORDER OF FINISH
*Def. Phil Mickelson with a par-3 on the third playoff hole
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Charles Howell III ..............1 69-65-69-65 268 4,500 $936,000.00
Phil Mickelson ....................2 66-65-69-68 268 2,700 561,600.00
Robert Allenby ..................T3 69-66-68-68 271 1,300 270,400.00
Ernie Els ............................T3 69-68-67-67 271 1,300 270,400.00
Jim Furyk ..........................T3 67-70-67-67 271 1,300 270,400.00
Sergio Garcia ......................6 67-68-69-69 273 900 187,200.00
Padraig Harrington ............7 63-68-70-73 274 838 174,200.00
Pat Perez ............................8 66-69-75-65 275 775 161,200.00
Anthony Kim (S) ................T9 72-69-71-64 276 650 135,200.00
Rocco Mediate (S) ............T9 71-66-71-68 276 650 135,200.00
Jeff Quinney ....................T9 70-70-67-69 276 650 135,200.00
Rory Sabbatini ..................T9 69-70-67-70 276 650 135,200.00
Aaron Baddeley ..............T13 68-69-70-70 277 455 94,640.00
Rich Beem ......................T13 69-68-65-75 277 455 94,640.00
Harrison Frazar ..............T13 70-72-67-68 277 455 94,640.00
Jose Maria Olazabal ......T13 70-70-68-69 277 455 94,640.00
Carl Pettersson ..............T13 72-69-68-68 277 455 94,640.00
Bart Bryant ....................T18 72-68-70-68 278 338 70,200.00
Steve Elkington ..............T18 69-69-69-71 278 338 70,200.00
Cliff Kresge ....................T18 70-69-71-68 278 338 70,200.00
John Rollins ....................T18 70-69-67-72 278 338 70,200.00
John Daly (S) ..................T22 70-72-68-69 279 225 46,874.29
Bill Haas ........................T22 71-68-69-71 279 225 46,874.29
J.J. Henry ......................T22 70-71-70-68 279 225 46,874.29
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—144-Stephen Ames, Daniel Chopra, Ben Crane, Brian Davis, Joe
Durant, Brian Gay, Nathan Green, Justin Leonard, Will MacKenzie,
Billy Mayfair, 145-Ryan Armour, Robert Garrigus, Jeff Gove, Shingo
Katayama, Troy Matteson, John Merrick, Ryan Moore, Wes Short,
Jr., Camilo Villegas, Nick Watney, Steve Wheatcroft, 146-Rich
Barcelo, David Berganio, Jr., David Branshaw, Steve Conway, Jason
Dufner, Bob Estes, Todd Hamilton, Kent Jones, Frank Lickliter II,
Hunter Mahan, John Mallinger, Ryan Palmer, Brett Quigley, Toru
Taniguchi, Bubba Watson, Dean Wilson, 147-Angel Cabrera, Alex
Cejka, Luke Donald, David Duval, Mathias Gronberg, Anders Hansen,
Duffy Waldorf, 148-Michael Allen, Chris Couch, Steve Flesch, Fred
Funk, Len Mattiace, Joey Sindelar, Jeff Sluman, 149-Woody Austin,
Jonathan Byrd, Mark Hensby, Bob Tway, Charles Warren, 150-Brad
Faxon, J.P. Hayes, Matt Hendrix, 152-Robert Gamez, Ian Poulter, 153-
Scott Miller, 155-Geoffrey Dean, 159-Ross Marcano. W—77-Jason
Gore.
PHIL MICKELSON
Pacific Palisades, CA February 15-18, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $5,200,000
Riviera Country Club Par/Yards: 35-36—71/7,279
LEADERS
[7th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
First Round
Padraig Harrington......................63 (-8)
Phil Mickelson ............................66 (-5)
Briny Baird ..................................66 (-5)
Pat Perez ....................................66 (-5)
Charles Howell III ....................69 (T15)
CUT: 79 players at 1-over-par 143 from a field of 144 professionals.
WEATHER: Thursday: Sunny and warm. Play was suspended due to
darkness at 5:50 p.m. with six players yet to complete their round. NE
4-8 mph shifting W-SW 7-12 mph around noon. High of 70 degrees.
Friday: Sunny and warm. Play was suspended due to darkness with one
player left to putt out on the last hole. High of 73. Saturday: Sunny and
hot. Record high of 86. Sunday: Partly cloudy and cooler. Winds S-SW
7-12 mph in early afternoon. High of 71.
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Johnson Wagner ............T22 71-66-72-70 279 225 $46,874.29
Cameron Beckman ........T22 67-71-69-72 279 225 46,874.28
K.J. Choi ........................T22 72-67-66-74 279 225 46,874.28
Mike Weir ......................T22 74-69-70-66 279 225 46,874.28
David Howell ..................T29 67-68-73-72 280 166 34,580.00
Richard S. Johnson ........T29 70-71-71-68 280 166 34,580.00
Vijay Singh ....................T29 68-71-69-72 280 166 34,580.00
Kevin Stadler (S)..............T29 67-75-70-68 280 166 34,580.00
Stewart Cink ..................T33 70-71-69-71 281 138 28,730.00
Lucas Glover ..................T33 69-72-71-69 281 138 28,730.00
Zach Johnson ................T33 69-73-70-69 281 138 28,730.00
Kevin Na ........................T33 70-69-69-73 281 138 28,730.00
Briny Baird ......................T37 66-73-67-76 282 108 22,360.00
Ben Curtis ......................T37 69-69-69-75 282 108 22,360.00
Paul McGinley (S)............T37 70-71-69-72 282 22,360.00
Corey Pavin ....................T37 72-66-73-71 282 108 22,360.00
Kenny Perry ....................T37 70-73-68-71 282 108 22,360.00
Ted Purdy ........................T37 69-71-72-70 282 108 22,360.00
David Toms ....................T37 69-70-70-73 282 108 22,360.00
Jason Bohn ....................T44 71-69-70-73 283 74 15,347.43
Trevor Immelman ............T44 70-72-72-69 283 74 15,347.43
George McNeill ..............T44 71-70-67-75 283 74 15,347.43
Rod Pampling ................T44 68-71-75-69 283 74 15,347.43
Tim Petrovic ....................T44 74-68-70-71 283 74 15,347.43
Scott Verplank ................T44 70-72-72-69 283 74 15,347.43
Heath Slocum ................T44 69-74-72-68 283 74 15,347.42
Retief Goosen ................T51 71-70-72-71 284 59 12,313.60
Geoff Ogilvy ....................T51 68-70-67-79 284 59 12,313.60
John Senden ..................T51 71-70-71-72 284 59 12,313.60
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
LOS ANGELES OPEN
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
Harry Cooper ................279
Bobby Cruickshank ......282
Macdonald Smith ........284
Macdonald Smith ........285
Densmore Shute ..........296
Ed Dudley......................285
Macdonald Smith ........281
Craig Wood ..................281
Macdonald Smith ........280
Vic Ghezzi*....................285
Jimmy Hines ................280
Harry Cooper ................274
Jimmy Thomson ..........273
Jimmy Demaret ............274
George Von Elm ............282
Ed Dudley ......................288
Charles Guest
Harry Cooper..................287
Tommy Armour ..............291
Bobby Cruickshank ........300
Horton Smith
Al Espinosa ....................287
Eddie Loos
Leo Diegel......................285
Olin Dutra
Joe Kirkwood, Sr.
Dick Metz
Leo Diegel......................285
Willie Hunter
Willie Hunter ................288
Bill Mehlhorn
Johnny Revolta ..............285
Henry Picard ..................284
Jimmy Thomson
Ralph Guldahl ................279
Horton Smith
Johnny Revolta ..............277
Harold McSpaden..........281
Los Angeles CC (North), Los Angeles, CA ..71/6,895
El Caballero CC, Tarzana, CA ......................71/6,830
Wilshire CC, Los Angeles, CA......................71/6,442
Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
Wilshire CC, Los Angeles, CA......................71/6,442
Hillcrest CC, Los Angeles, CA......................71/6,911
Wilshire CC, Los Angeles, CA......................71/6,442
Los Angeles CC (North), Los Angeles, CA ..71/6,895
Los Angeles CC (North), Los Angeles, CA ..71/6,895
Los Angeles CC (North), Los Angeles, CA ..71/6,895
Griffith Park (Wilson), Los Angeles, CA ......72/6,802
Griffith Park (Harding), Los Angeles, CA......72/6,488
Griffith Park (Wilson), Los Angeles, CA ......72/6,802
Griffith Park (Harding), Los Angeles, CA......72/6,488
Griffith Park (Wilson), Los Angeles, CA ......72/6,802
Griffith Park (Harding), Los Angeles, CA......72/6,488
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened **= Unofficial event
Second Round
Padraig Harrington ................131 (-11)
Phil Mickelson ........................131 (-11)
Charles Howell III ....................134 (-8)
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Third Round
Phil Mickelson ........................200 (-13)
Padraig Harrington ................201 (-12)
Rich Beem ..............................202 (-11)
Charles Howell III ..................203 (-10)
Robert Allenby ........................203 (-10)
Vaughn Taylor ................T51 71-71-68-74 284 59 $12,313.60
Bo Van Pelt ....................T51 69-73-71-71 284 59 12,313.60
Matt Kuchar ..................T56 71-72-71-71 285 56 11,596.00
Tom Lehman ..................T56 73-66-72-74 285 56 11,596.00
Peter Lonard ..................T56 71-70-70-74 285 56 11,596.00
Sean O'Hair ....................T56 72-71-69-73 285 56 11,596.00
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..............T56 70-69-71-75 285 56 11,596.00
Kirk Triplett ....................T56 70-70-73-72 285 56 11,596.00
Craig Barlow ..................T62 71-71-68-76 286 54 11,128.00
Justin Rose ....................T62 72-70-72-72 286 54 11,128.00
Kevin Sutherland ............T62 76-67-71-72 286 54 11,128.00
Ryuji Imada ....................T65 71-70-72-74 287 52 10,868.00
Shaun Micheel ..............T65 70-69-71-77 287 52 10,868.00
Ken Duke ........................T67 71-72-74-71 288 51 10,660.00
Nick O'Hern ....................T67 71-70-72-75 288 51 10,660.00
Billy Andrade ..................T69 71-72-73-73 289 50 10,296.00
Stuart Appleby ..............T69 70-73-73-73 289 50 10,296.00
Charley Hoffman ............T69 69-72-75-73 289 50 10,296.00
Robert Karlsson (S)..........T69 69-74-71-75 289 10,296.00
Adam Scott ....................T69 72-70-75-72 289 50 10,296.00
Daisuke Maruyama ..........74 72-71-70-77 290 48 9,984.00
Eric Axley ........................T75 68-73-75-75 291 47 9,828.00
Tripp Isenhour ................T75 70-71-77-73 291 47 9,828.00
Chad Campbell ..............T77 74-67-75-76 292 46 9,620.00
Shigeki Maruyama ........T77 71-70-75-76 292 46 9,620.00
Mathew Goggin ..............79 71-72-78-74 295 46 9,464.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
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NOTES
2008 marks the 82nd playing of the Northern Trust
Open. Outside the major championships, the tournament
is the fourth-oldest event on the PGA
TOUR (BMW Championship, Canadian Open and
Valero Texas Open are older).
Charles Howell III (age 27) became just the fifth
of the last 18 Nissan Open winners (dating back to
1990) to win the tournament before turning 30. The
others were 1999 champion Ernie Els (29), 2001
winner Robert Allenby (29), 2005 champion
Adam Scott (24) and 2006 winner Rory
Sabbatini (29).
ADAM SCOTT
Charles Howell III’s victory – the second of his
career – was his 16th top-3 finish since joining the
PGA TOUR in 2000. He improved to 1-2 in playoffs,
having lost earlier at the 2001 Greater Milwaukee
Open and the 2003 Nissan Open.
Tournament Record:
264, Lanny Wadkins, 1985
Current Course Record:
61, Ted Tryba, 1999
Other Course Record:
61, George Archer, 1983 (Rancho Municipal GC)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1940 Lawson Little ................282 Clayton Heafner ............283 Los Angeles CC (North), Los Angeles, CA ..71/6,895
1941 Johnny Bulla ................281 Craig Wood....................283 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1942 Ben Hogan* ..................282 Jimmy Thomson ............282 Hillcrest CC, Los Angeles, CA......................71/6,911
1943 No Tournament
1944 Harold McSpaden ........278 Johnny Bulla ..................281 Wilshire CC, Los Angeles, CA......................71/6,442
1945 Sam Snead ..................283 Harold McSpaden..........284 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
Byron Nelson
1946 Byron Nelson ................284 Ben Hogan ....................289 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1947 Ben Hogan ....................280 Toney Penna ..................283 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1948 Ben Hogan ....................275 Lloyd Mangrum..............279 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1949 Lloyd Mangrum ............284 E.J. Harrison ..................287 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1950 Sam Snead* ................280 Ben Hogan ....................280 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1951 Lloyd Mangrum ............280 Henry Ransom................281 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1952 Tommy Bolt* ................289 Jack Burke, Jr. ..............289 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1953 Lloyd Mangrum ............280 Jack Burke, Jr. ..............285 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1954 Fred Wampler ..............281 Jerry Barber ..................282 Fox Hills CC, Culver City, CA................................N/A
Chick Harbert
1955 Gene Littler ..................276 Ted Kroll ........................278 Inglewood CC, Inglewood, CA ............................N/A
1956 Lloyd Mangrum ............272 Jerry Barber ..................275 Rancho Municipal GC, Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
1957 Doug Ford ....................280 Jay Hebert ....................281 Rancho Municipal GC, Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
1958 Frank Stranahan ..........275 E. J. Harrison ................278 Rancho Municipal GC, Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
1959 Ken Venturi ..................278 Art Wall ........................280 Rancho Municipal GC, Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
1960 Dow Finsterwald ..........280 Bill Collins......................283 Rancho Municipal GC, Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
Jay Hebert
Dave Ragan
1961 Bob Goalby ..................275 Eric Brown......................278 Rancho Municipal GC, Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
Art Wall
1962 Phil Rodgers..................268 Bob Goalby ....................277 Rancho Municipal GC, Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
Fred Hawkins
1963 Arnold Palmer ..............274 Al Balding ......................277 Rancho Municipal GC, Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
Gary Player
1964 Paul Harney ..................280 Bobby Nichols................281 Rancho Municipal GC, Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
1965 Paul Harney ..................276 Dan Sikes ......................279 Rancho Municipal GC, Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
1966 Arnold Palmer ..............273 Miller Barber..................276 Rancho Municipal GC, Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
Paul Harney
1967 Arnold Palmer ..............269 Gay Brewer ....................274 Rancho Municipal GC, Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
1968 Billy Casper ..................274 Arnold Palmer ................277 Brookside GC, Pasadena, CA ......................71/7,021
1969 Charles Sifford*............276 Harold Henning..............276 Rancho Municipal GC, Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
1970 Billy Casper* ................276 Hale Irwin ......................276 Rancho Municipal GC. Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
GLEN CAMPBELL LOS ANGELES OPEN
1971 Bob Lunn* ....................274 Billy Casper....................274 Rancho Municipal GC, Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
1972 George Archer* ............270 Tommy Aaron ................270 Rancho Municipal GC, Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
Dave Hill
1973 Rod Funseth..................276 Don Bies ........................279 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
David Graham
Dave Hill
Tom Weiskopf
1974 Dave Stockton ..............276 John Mahaffey ..............278 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
Sam Snead
1975 Pat Fitzsimons ..............275 Tom Kite ........................279 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1976 Hale Irwin ....................272 Tom Watson ..................274 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1977 Tom Purtzer ..................273 Lanny Wadkins ..............274 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1978 Gil Morgan....................278 Jack Nicklaus ................280 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1979 Lanny Wadkins ............276 Lon Hinkle ......................277 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1980 Tom Watson..................276 Bob Gilder ......................277 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
Don January
1981 Johnny Miller ..............270 Tom Weiskopf ................272 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1982 Tom Watson*................271 Johnny Miller ................271 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1983 Gil Morgan....................270 Gibby Gilbert..................272 Rancho Municipal GC, Los Angeles, CA......71/6,827
Mark McCumber
Lanny Wadkins
LOS ANGELES OPEN
1984 David Edwards..............279 Jack Renner ..................282 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1985 Lanny Wadkins ............264 Hal Sutton......................271 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1986 Doug Tewell..................270 Clarence Rose................277 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
LOS ANGELES OPEN PRESENTED BY NISSAN
1987 Tze-Chung Chen*..........275 Ben Crenshaw................275 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1988 Chip Beck ....................267 Mac O’Grady..................271 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
Bill Sander
NISSAN LOS ANGELES OPEN
1989 Mark Calcavecchia ......272 Sandy Lyle......................273 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1990 Fred Couples ................266 Gil Morgan ....................269 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1991 Ted Schulz ....................272 Jeff Sluman ..................273 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1992 Fred Couples* ..............269 Davis Love III..................269 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
1993 Tom Kite~......................206 Dave Barr ......................209 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,029
Fred Couples
Donnie Hammond
Payne Stewart
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened **= Unofficial event
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The three-hole playoff in 2007 was the longest at
the Nissan Open since Tom Watson defeated
Johnny Miller in the same number of holes in
1982. Howell made a par 3 on the third playoff
hole to beat Phil Mickelson.
There have been 16 playoffs at the Nissan Open,
including four in the last seven years:
• 2001 - Robert Allenby won a six-man playoff
• 2003 - Mike Weir defeated Charles Howell
III, surging back from seven shots down
• 2005 - Adam Scott defeated Chad Campbell
in the 36-hole, weather-shortened event
• 2007 – Charles Howell III defeated Phil
Mickelson with a par 3 on the third extra hole
Prior to the 2007 tournament, there had been only
five players able to record four rounds in the 60s at
Riviera Country Club during the last 11 years. That
number was doubled last year, with five players
posting four sub-70 rounds.
Year Player Scores Finish
1999 Ernie Els 68-66-68-68 1
2002 Len Mattiace 69-65-67-68 1
Rory Sabbatini 69-68-65-68 T2
Brad Faxon 67-67-68-68 T2
Fred Funk 69-68-69-68 T9
2007 Charles Howell III 69-65-69-65 1
Phil Mickelson 66-65-69-68 2
Robert Allenby 69-66-68-68 T3
Ernie Els 69-68-67-67 T3
Sergio Garcia 67-68-69-69 6
Charles Howell III became the first non-international
winner of the Nissan Open since Len
Mattiace won in 2002. He was just the fourth
American to win the event in the past 11 years,
joining Mattiace, Kirk Triplett (2000) and Billy
Mayfair (1998).
Tiger Woods has made 11 starts at the Nissan
Open without a victory. It is the most starts at any
tournament without a victory for him. Woods finished
T13 in 2005 and withdrew after two rounds
in 2006 because of the flu. The next closest is The
Barclays, which he has played four times without a
win.
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NOTES
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1994 Corey Pavin ..................271 Fred Couples ..................273 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/6,946
NISSAN OPEN
1995 Corey Pavin ..................268 Jay Don Blake ..............271 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/6,946
Kenny Perry
1996 Craig Stadler ................278 Mark Brooks ..................279 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/6,946
Fred Couples
Scott Simpson
Mark Wiebe
1997 Nick Faldo ....................272 Craig Stadler..................275 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/6,946
1998 Billy Mayfair* ..............272 Tiger Woods ..................272 Valencia CC, Valencia, CA............................71/6,987
1999 Ernie Els........................270 Ted Tryba........................272 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/6,953
Tiger Woods
Davis Love III
2000 Kirk Triplett ..................272 Jesper Parnevik ............273 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,055
2001 Robert Allenby*............276 Brandel Chamblee ........276 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,055
Toshi Izawa
Dennis Paulson
Jeff Sluman
Bob Tway
2002 Len Mattiace ................269 Brad Faxon ....................270 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,174
Rory Sabbatini
Scott McCarron
2003 Mike Weir* ..................275 Charles Howell ..............275 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,222
2004 Mike Weir ....................267 Shigeki Maruyama ........268 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,222
2005 Adam Scott* ~ ** ........133 Chad Campbell ..............133 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,260
2006 Rory Sabbatini ..............271 Adam Scott ....................272 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,260
2007 Charles Howell III* ......268 Phil Mickelson ..............268 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,279
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened **= Unofficial event
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2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
2007 Mayakoba Golf Classic
FUNK
Winner: FRED FUNK*
FedExCup Points: 2,250 $630,000
62-69-64-71 266 (-14)
ORDER OF FINISH
*Def. Jose Coceres with a birdie-3 on the second playoff hole
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Fred Funk ............................1 62-69-64-71 266 2,250 $630,000.00
Jose Coceres ......................2 67-65-65-69 266 1,350 378,000.00
Peter Lonard ......................3 65-68-67-67 267 850 238,000.00
Ryan Armour ......................4 68-65-69-66 268 600 168,000.00
Bill Haas ............................5 66-66-70-67 269 500 140,000.00
Boo Weekley ......................6 64-67-70-69 270 450 126,000.00
Cameron Beckman ............7 64-67-69-71 271 419 117,250.00
Steve Marino ......................8 68-68-69-67 272 388 108,500.00
Gavin Coles ......................T9 69-66-70-68 273 325 91,000.00
Brendon de Jonge ............T9 69-71-68-65 273 325 91,000.00
Skip Kendall ....................T9 69-69-63-72 273 325 91,000.00
Larry Mize ........................T9 71-66-71-65 273 325 91,000.00
Mark Brooks ..................T13 69-65-68-72 274 228 63,700.00
Alejandro Canizares (S) ..T13 68-68-69-69 274 63,700.00
Pat Perez ........................T13 71-69-65-69 274 228 63,700.00
Jeff Sluman ....................T13 67-70-69-68 274 228 63,700.00
Kevin Stadler ..................T13 66-69-71-68 274 228 63,700.00
Steve Elkington ..............T18 69-71-69-66 275 147 41,125.00
Paul Gow ........................T18 68-68-72-67 275 147 41,125.00
Matt Kuchar ..................T18 71-68-70-66 275 147 41,125.00
Parker McLachlin ............T18 69-68-69-69 275 147 41,125.00
Joe Ogilvie ....................T18 72-66-68-69 275 147 41,125.00
Chris Riley ......................T18 69-66-71-69 275 147 41,125.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—141-Tom Byrum, Gary Hallberg, J.B. Holmes, Richard S. Johnson,
Jeff Overton, Greg Owen, Scott Piercy, Wes Short, Jr., Willie Wood,
Wei-Tze Yeh, 142-Arjun Atwal, Guy Boros, Alex Cejka, Harrison
Frazar, Ron Philo, Jr., Jaco Van Zyl, 143-Rich Barcelo, Ronnie Black,
Bob Burns, Michael Clark II, Matt Hendrix, Lee Janzen, Craig Lile,
John Morse, Tag Ridings, Chris Stroud, Charlie Wi, 144-Michael
Bradley, Carlos Franco, Tom Johnson, Kyle Reifers, Jerry Smith,
Omar Uresti, 145-Craig Bowden, Andrew Buckle, Robert Damron,
Stuart Deane, Angel Franco, Mike Heinen, Thomas Levet, Bryce
Molder, Paul Sheehan, Chris Smith, 146-Efren Serna Espinoza,
Blaine McCallister, Tim O'Neal, Dennis Paulson, 147-Daniel DeLeon,
Nolan Henke, Brian Henninger, Tom Kalinowski, 148-Jay Delsing,
Joel Edwards, David Gossett, Len Mattiace, 149-Jeff Brehaut, Keith
Clearwater, 150-Marco Dawson, Mike Hulbert, Alejandro Quiroz,
Mike Standly. W—Lon Hinkle, Kelly Gibson, 78-Garrett Willis, 73-
Shigeki Maruyama, 217-Jose Manuel Lara.
Tournament Record:
266, Fred Funk, Jose Coceres, 2007
Tournament Course Record:
62, Fred Funk, Brant Geiberger, 2007
Quintana Roo, Mexico February 22-25, 2007 FedExCup Points: 12,500 Purse: $3,500,000
El Camaleón Golf Club at Mayakoba, Playa del Carmen Par/Yards: 35-35—70/6,923
LEADERS
First Round
Fred Funk ....................................62 (-8)
George McNeill ..........................64 (-6)
John Merrick ..............................64 (-6)
Cameron Beckman......................64 (-6)
Boo Weekley ..............................64 (-6)
CUT: 79 players at even-par from a field of 143 professionals.
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Paul Stankowski ............T18 70-68-68-69 275 147 $41,125.00
Bob Tway ........................T18 71-63-69-72 275 147 41,125.00
John Cook ......................T26 68-66-73-69 276 93 25,900.00
Craig Kanada ..................T26 67-68-71-70 276 93 25,900.00
Jerry Kelly ......................T26 68-69-71-68 276 93 25,900.00
Doug LaBelle II ..............T26 70-67-67-72 276 93 25,900.00
Fabrizio Zanotti (S) ..........T26 71-63-70-72 276 25,900.00
Brian Bateman ................T31 71-67-67-72 277 76 21,218.75
Tim Herron ......................T31 70-68-69-70 277 76 21,218.75
Ryuji Imada ....................T31 70-66-72-69 277 76 21,218.75
Jim Rutledge ..................T31 69-71-67-70 277 76 21,218.75
Tommy Armour III ..........T35 69-66-73-70 278 60 16,887.50
Brent Geiberger ..............T35 73-62-70-73 278 60 16,887.50
Jarrod Lyle ......................T35 72-65-71-70 278 60 16,887.50
Daisuke Maruyama ........T35 71-67-70-70 278 60 16,887.50
Jesper Parnevik ..............T35 69-67-73-69 278 60 16,887.50
Michael Putnam ............T35 66-68-72-72 278 60 16,887.50
Mark Calcavecchia ........T41 70-69-74-66 279 44 12,250.00
Danny Ellis ......................T41 72-67-74-66 279 44 12,250.00
Brian Gay ........................T41 65-67-70-77 279 44 12,250.00
Nathan Green ................T41 72-65-70-72 279 44 12,250.00
Scott Gutschewski ........T41 66-69-72-72 279 44 12,250.00
Darron Stiles ..................T41 70-67-66-76 279 44 12,250.00
Esteban Toledo (S) ..........T41 66-70-72-71 279 12,250.00
Bubba Dickerson ............T48 68-67-70-75 280 31 8,700.00
Anders Hansen ..............T48 69-71-68-72 280 31 8,700.00
Dudley Hart ....................T48 68-69-72-71 280 31 8,700.00
Tripp Isenhour ................T48 68-70-70-72 280 31 8,700.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
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NOTE: Fred Funk established a course record with an opening 8-underpar
62.
Second Round
Fred Funk ..................................131 (-9)
Cameron Beckman....................131 (-9)
Boo Weekley ............................131 (-9)
Bill Haas....................................132 (-8)
Jose Coceres ............................132 (-8)
Brian Gay ..................................132 (-8)
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
2007 Fred Funk* ....................266 Jose Coceres ................266 El Camaleón GC at Mayakoba, ....................70/6,923
Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico
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Third Round
Fred Funk ................................195 (-15)
Jose Coceres ..........................197 (-13)
Cameron Beckman..................200 (-10)
Peter Lonard............................200 (-10)
WEATHER: Thursday: Mostly sunny and warm with a high of 86. Winds
E 10-15 mph. Friday: Sunny and warm. Winds E 10-15 mph. High of 86.
Saturday: Sunny and warm with a high of 87. Winds E-SE 10-20 mph.
Sunday: Warmest day of the week with a high of 88. Sunny skies with
winds SE 15-20 mph.
John Merrick ..................T48 64-69-73-74 280 31 $8,700.00
Ted Purdy ........................T48 67-71-71-71 280 31 8,700.00
Brandt Snedeker ............T48 72-68-69-71 280 31 8,700.00
Steve Allan ....................T55 72-67-72-70 281 28 7,805.00
Michael Boyd ................T55 67-72-69-73 281 28 7,805.00
Scott Gump ....................T55 71-69-69-72 281 28 7,805.00
Dicky Pride ......................T55 69-71-68-73 281 28 7,805.00
Jason Schultz ................T55 69-70-69-73 281 28 7,805.00
B.J. Staten ......................T55 70-68-72-71 281 28 7,805.00
Vaughn Taylor ................T55 65-71-73-72 281 28 7,805.00
Steve Wheatcroft ..........T55 68-68-71-74 281 28 7,805.00
Briny Baird ......................T63 70-67-71-74 282 27 7,455.00
Graeme McDowell (S) ....T63 67-70-72-73 282 7,455.00
Pablo Martin (S) ..............T63 70-69-70-73 282 Amateur
D.J. Brigman ..................T66 67-69-71-76 283 26 7,245.00
Robert Gamez ................T66 69-69-70-75 283 26 7,245.00
Bob Heintz ......................T66 70-67-73-73 283 26 7,245.00
Mark Wilson ..................T66 74-66-69-74 283 26 7,245.00
Glen Day ........................T70 67-69-77-71 284 25 7,035.00
Vance Veazey ................T70 71-69-70-74 284 25 7,035.00
John Huston ..................T72 67-69-71-78 285 24 6,860.00
Neal Lancaster ..............T72 69-68-74-74 285 24 6,860.00
George McNeill ..............T72 64-70-75-76 285 24 6,860.00
Chris Tidland ....................75 72-67-72-75 286 24 6,720.00
Steve Jones ......................76 68-68-72-79 287 24 6,650.00
Grant Waite ......................77 71-69-72-76 288 23 6,580.00
Michael Allen ..................78 71-69-73-76 289 23 6,510.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
View of the 6th hole during the 2007 Mayakoba Golf Classic
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2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
2007 World Golf Championships-
Accenture Match Play Championship
STENSON
RESULTS
First-Round Results
Match #1 Trevor Immelman (12) def. Thomas Bjorn (53), 6 and 5
Match #2 Chris DiMarco (21) def. Brett Wetterich (44), 4 and 3
Match #3 Geoff Ogilvy (11) def. Steve Stricker (54), 4 and 3
Match #4 Jose Maria Olazabal (22) def. Paul Goydos (43), 19 holes
Match #5 Henrik Stenson (9) def. Zach Johnson (56), 1 up
Match #6 K.J. Choi (24) def. Carl Pettersson (41), 2 and 1
Match #7 Padraig Harrington (10) def. Lee Westwood (55), 19 holes
Match #8 Stewart Cink (23) def. Jeev Milkha Singh (42), 3 and 2
March #9 Bradley Dredge (60) def. Ernie Els (5), 4 and 2
Match #10 Ian Poulter (28) def. Bart Bryant (37), 5 and 4
Match #11 Retief Goosen (6) def. Scott Verplank (59), 5 and 4
Match #12 Niclas Fasth (38) def. Joe Durant (27), 1 up
Match #13 Luke Donald (8) def. Miguel Angel Jimenez (57), 3 and 1
Match #14 Aaron Baddeley (40) def. Shingo Katayama (25), 1 up
Match #15 Vijay Singh (7) def. John Rollins (58), 4 and 3
Match #16 Stephen Ames (38) def. Robert Karlsson (27), 8 and 7
Match #17 Sergio Garcia (13) def. Darren Clarke (52), 19 holes
Match #18 Charles Howell III (45) def. Stuart Appleby (20), 4 and 3
March #19 Paul Casey (14) def. Mike Weir (51), 1 up
Match #20 Colin Montgomerie (19) def. Johan Edfors (46), 2 and 1
Match #21 Nick O’Hern (16) def. Lucas Glover (49), 4 and 3
Match #22 Rory Sabbatini (48) def. David Howell (17), 2 up
Match #23 Ben Crane (50) def. Davis Love III (15), 3 and 1
Match #24 David Toms (18) def. Arron Oberholser (47), 5 and 4
Match #25 Phil Mickelson (4) def. Richard Green (61), 1 up
Match #26 Justin Rose (36) def Michael Campbell (29), 6 and 5
NOTES
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Winner: HENRIK STENSON
FedExCup Points: 4,725 $1,350,000
69-69-70-70 2 and 1
Breakdown of 2007 field of 64 players:
International players: 41
United States players: 23
Countries represented: 19
Largest international contingent: Australia, eight
Oldest: Vijay Singh (44)
Youngest: Aaron Baddeley (25)
First-time Participants: 9 (Yong-Eun Yang, Aaron
Baddeley, J.J. Henry, Jeev Milkha Singh, Paul
Goydos, Brett Wetterich, Johan Edfors, Bradley
Dredge, Brett Quigley)
Marana, AZ February 21-25, 2007 FedExCup Points: 26,250 Purse: $8,000,000
The Gallery Golf Club (South Course) Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,466
WEATHER: Wednesday: Temperatures 38 to 72. Thursday: High of 78,
with SW winds 10-15 mph in the afternoon. Friday: Afternoon temperatures
hovered between 52-54 degrees. Winds from the SW 10-15 mph
increased W-NW 15-25 mph with gusts to 30. Saturday: Frost delay
early. Low temperature 33, warming to the low-50s in the afternoon.
Sunday: 30-minute frost delay. The afternoon was sunny and warmer
with a high of 69.
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Match #27 Shaun Micheel (62) def. Adam Scott (3), 21 holes
Match #28 Rod Pampling (35) def. Yong-Eun Yang (30), 5 and 4
Match #29 Tiger Woods (1) def. J.J. Henry (64), 3 and 2
Match #30 Tim Clark (32) def Robert Allenby (33), 2 and 1
Match #31 Jim Furyk (2) def Brett Quigley (63), 2 and 1
Match #32 Chad Campbell (34) def. Angel Cabrera (31), 1 up
Players losing in the first round received 86 FedExCup points and earned $40,000 each.
Second-Round Results
Match #33 Poulter def. Dredge, 3 and 1
Match #34 Immelman def. DiMarco, 3 and 1
Match #35 Fasth def. Goosen, 1 up
Match #36 Ogilvy def. Olazabal, 2 and 1
Match #37 Baddeley def. Donald, 1 up
Match #38 Stenson def. Choi, 2 up
Match #39 Ames def. Singh, 19 holes
Match #40 Cink def. Harrington, 1 up
Match #41 Rose def. Mickelson, 3 and 1
Match #42 Howell III def. Garcia, 4 and 3
Match #43 Micheel def. Pampling, 1 up
Match #44 Casey def. Montgomerie, 4 and 3
Match #45 Woods def. Clark, 5 and 4
Match #46 O’Hern def. Sabbatini, 2 and 1
Match #47 Campbell def. Furyk, 19 holes
Match #48 Toms def. Crane, 3 and 2
Players losing in the second round received 262 FedExCup points and earned $90,000 each.
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
WORLD GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS–ACCENTURE MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Jeff Maggert ..........38 Holes Andrew Magee
Darren Clarke ............4 and 3 Tiger Woods
Steve Stricker ............2 and 1 Pierre Fulke
Kevin Sutherland..........1-up Scott McCarron
Tiger Woods ..............2 and 1 David Toms
Tiger Woods ..............3 and 2 Davis Love III
David Toms ................6 and 5 Chris DiMarco
Geoff Ogilvy ..............3 and 2 Davis Love III
Henrik Stenson ..........2 and 1 Geoff Ogilvy
La Costa Resort and Spa, Carlsbad, CA ......................72/7,022
La Costa Resort and Spa, Carlsbad, CA ......................72/7,022
The Metropolitan Club, South Oakleigh, ....................72/7,066
Victoria, Australia
La Costa Resort and Spa, Carlsbad, CA ......................72/7,022
La Costa Resort and Spa, Carlsbad, CA ......................72/7,278
La Costa Resort and Spa, Carlsbad, CA ......................72/7,247
La Costa Resort and Spa, Carlsbad, CA ......................72/7,247
La Costa Resort and Spa, Carlsbad, CA ......................72/7,277
The Gallery Golf Club, Marana, AZ ..............................72/7,466
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[9th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
Third-Round Results
Match #49 Rose def. Howell III, 3 and 2
Match #50 Immelman def. Poulter, 2 and 1
Match #51 Casey def. Micheel, 2 up
Match #52 Ogilvy def. Fasth, 2 and 1
Match #53 O’Hern def. Woods, 20 holes
Match #54 Stenson def. Baddeley, 4 and 3
Match #55 Campbell def. Toms, 1 up
Match #56 Ames def. Cink, 3 and 1
Players losing in the third round received 587 FedExCup points and earned $130,000 each.
Quarterfinal Results
Match #57 Stenson def. O’Hern, 1 up
Match #58 Immelman def. Rose, 5 and 4
Match #59 Cambell def. Ames, 1 up
Match #60 Ogilvy def. Casey, 5 and 4
Players losing in the quarterfinals received 922 FedExCup points and earned $260,000 each.
Semifinal Results
Match #61 Stenson def. Immelman, 3 and 2
Match #62 Ogilvy def. Campbell, 3 and 2
Championship Match
Match #63 Stenson ($1,350,000) def. Ogilvy ($800,000), 2 and 1
Stenson earned 4,725 FedExCup points; Ogilvy earned 2,835.
Third-Place Match
Match #64 Immelman ($575,000) def. Campbell ($475,000) , 4 and 2
Immelman earned 1,785 FedExCup points; Campbell earned 1,260.
Henrik Stenson became the third player to earn
his first PGA TOUR title in the Accenture Match
Play Championship when he won in 2007, joining
Darren Clarke (2000) and Kevin Sutherland
(2002). GEOFF OGILVY
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2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
2007 The Honda Classic
WILSON
Winner: MARK WILSON*
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $1,100,000
72-66-66-71 275 (-5)
ORDER OF FINISH
*Def. Jose Coceres with a birdie-2 on the third hole of a playoff; Camilo
Villegas and Boo Weekley were eliminated on the second playoff hole.
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Mark Wilson ......................1 72-66-66-71 275 4,500 $990,000.00
Jose Coceres ....................T2 69-71-69-66 275 1,867 410,666.67
Boo Weekley ....................T2 71-68-66-70 275 1,867 410,666.67
Camilo Villegas ................T2 70-68-71-66 275 1,867 410,666.66
Robert Allenby ..................T5 67-68-73-68 276 913 200,750.00
Tripp Isenhour ..................T5 71-70-68-67 276 913 200,750.00
Steve Stricker ..................T5 68-69-70-69 276 913 200,750.00
Daniel Chopra ..................T8 70-68-68-71 277 750 165,000.00
Brett Wetterich ................T8 68-71-71-67 277 750 165,000.00
J.P. Hayes ......................T10 71-73-67-68 279 625 137,500.00
Bernhard Langer (S) ........T10 66-75-70-68 279 625 137,500.00
Arron Oberholser ............T10 68-73-69-69 279 625 137,500.00
Bill Haas ........................T13 76-67-69-68 280 429 94,285.72
Doug LaBelle II ..............T13 72-70-72-66 280 429 94,285.72
Davis Love III ..................T13 68-74-70-68 280 429 94,285.72
Jason Dufner ..................T13 71-70-68-71 280 429 94,285.71
Padraig Harrington ........T13 68-71-70-71 280 429 94,285.71
Frank Lickliter II ..............T13 73-69-68-70 280 429 94,285.71
Charlie Wi ......................T13 65-70-72-73 280 429 94,285.71
Steve Marino ..................T20 70-71-68-72 281 313 68,750.00
David Toms ....................T20 72-68-70-71 281 313 68,750.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—145-Ken Duke, Jerry Kelly, Sean O'Hair, Nick O'Hern, Pat Perez,
Kenny Perry, Jeff Sluman, Kevin Sutherland, 146-Arjun Atwal, Craig
Barlow, David Branshaw, Angel Cabrera, Charley Hoffman, Justin
Leonard, Shigeki Maruyama, Kevin Na, Lee Rinker, Scott Verplank,
Duffy Waldorf, Jay Williamson, 147-Briny Baird, Steve Flesch,
Stephen Leaney, John Mallinger, Ryan Moore, Greg Owen, Corey
Pavin, Tim Petrovic, Brett Quigley, 148-Robert Gamez, Jason Gore,
Tom Johnson, Kent Jones, Skip Kendall, Jeff Maggert, Hunter
Mahan, Ryan Palmer, D.J. Trahan, 149-Eric Axley, Mark
Calcavecchia, Joe Durant, Brian Gay, Nathan Green, Lee Janzen,
Craig Kanada, Larry Mize, 150-Michael Allen, Alex Cejka, Brad
Faxon, Craig Lile, 151-Andrew Buckle, Harrison Frazar, Paul Gow,
Parker McLachlin, Joey Sindelar, Bo Van Pelt, 152-Brendon de Jonge,
Bubba Dickerson, Todd Hamilton, Dudley Hart, Paul Stankowski, Bob
Tway, Dean Wilson, 153-Cameron Beckman, 155-Scott Parel, 157-
Chad Kurmel, 158-Heath Slocum. W—Ryuji Imada, John Daly, 74-
Daisuke Maruyama, 73-Fred Funk.
JOSE COCERES
Palm Beach Gardens, FL March 1-4, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $5,500,000
PGA National Resort & Spa Champion Course Par/Yards: 35-35—70/7,241
LEADERS
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TOURNAMENT HISTORY
[10th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
First Round
Charlie Wi ..................................65 (-5)
Bernhard Langer ..........................66 -4)
Marco Dawson ............................67 -3)
Robert Allenby ............................67 -3)
Joe Ogilvie ..................................67 -3)
Cliff Kresge ..................................67 -3)
Mark Wilson ............................72 (T53)
CUT: 73 players at 4-over-par 144 from a field of 144 professionals.
NOTEWORTHY: Mark Wilson recorded the 200th victory on the PGA
TOUR by a Nationwide Tour alumn.
Rich Barcelo ..................T22 73-68-74-67 282 214 $47,055.56
Rich Beem ......................T22 73-67-73-69 282 214 47,055.56
Mathias Gronberg ..........T22 72-66-75-69 282 214 47,055.56
Anders Hansen ..............T22 68-72-73-69 282 214 47,055.56
Carl Pettersson ..............T22 73-71-69-69 282 214 47,055.56
Glen Day ........................T22 69-70-71-72 282 214 47,055.55
J.J. Henry ......................T22 70-73-68-71 282 214 47,055.55
Will MacKenzie ..............T22 68-69-74-71 282 214 47,055.55
Billy Mayfair ..................T22 73-71-69-69 282 214 47,055.55
Jason Bohn ....................T31 72-72-69-70 283 139 30,525.00
Chris DiMarco ................T31 69-74-72-68 283 139 30,525.00
Jim Furyk ........................T31 69-71-73-70 283 139 30,525.00
Bob Heintz ......................T31 73-70-70-70 283 139 30,525.00
Tim Herron ......................T31 75-67-71-70 283 139 30,525.00
John Merrick ..................T31 74-69-70-70 283 139 30,525.00
Joe Ogilvie ....................T31 67-71-73-72 283 139 30,525.00
Charles Warren ..............T31 68-73-71-71 283 139 30,525.00
Steve Allan ....................T39 75-69-70-70 284 98 21,450.00
Marco Dawson (Q) ..........T39 67-74-74-69 284 98 21,450.00
Matt Kuchar ..................T39 72-68-76-68 284 98 21,450.00
Jarrod Lyle ......................T39 70-70-75-69 284 98 21,450.00
Rocco Mediate (S) ..........T39 71-72-74-67 284 98 21,450.00
John Senden ..................T39 74-69-71-70 284 98 21,450.00
Brandt Snedeker ............T39 68-72-72-72 284 98 21,450.00
Luke Donald ....................T46 77-67-72-69 285 67 14,708.58
Brian Davis ....................T46 68-73-73-71 285 67 14,708.57
Jeff Gove ........................T46 72-69-70-74 285 67 14,708.57
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
JACKIE GLEASON’S INVERRARY CLASSIC
1972 Tom Weiskopf ..............278 Jack Nicklaus................279 Inverrary G&CC (East), Lauderhill, FL ..........72/7,128
JACKIE GLEASON’S INVERRARY NATIONAL AIRLINES CLASSIC
1973 Lee Trevino ..................279 Forrest Fezler ................280 Inverrary G&CC (East), Lauderhill, FL ..........72/7,128
JACKIE GLEASON’S INVERRARY CLASSIC
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Leonard Thompson ......278
Bob Murphy ................273
No Tournament+
Jack Nicklaus ..............275
Jack Nicklaus ..............276
Larry Nelson ................274
Johnny Miller ..............274
Hale Irwin ......................279
Eddie Pearce ..................274
Gary Player ....................280
Grier Jones ....................277
Grier Jones ....................277
Charles Coody................276
Bruce Lietzke
Inverrary G&CC (East), Lauderhill, FL ..........72/7,128
Inverrary G&CC (East), Lauderhill, FL ..........72/7,128
Inverrary G&CC (East), Lauderhill, FL ..........72/7,128
Inverrary G&CC (East), Lauderhill, FL ..........72/7,128
Inverrary G&CC (East), Lauderhill, FL ..........72/7,128
Inverrary G&CC (East), Lauderhill, FL ..........72/7,128
AMERICAN MOTORS INVERRARY CLASSIC
1981 Tom Kite ......................274 Jack Nicklaus ................275 Inverrary G&CC (East), Lauderhill, FL ..........72/7,128
HONDA INVERRARY CLASSIC
1982
1983
Hale Irwin ....................269
Johnny Miller ..............278
Tom Kite ........................270
George Burns
Jack Nicklaus ................280
Inverrary G&CC (East), Lauderhill, FL ..........72/7,128
Inverrary G&CC (East), Lauderhill, FL ..........72/7,128
THE HONDA CLASSIC
1984
1985
1986
Bruce Lietzke* ..............280
Curtis Strange* ............275
Kenny Knox ..................287
Andy Bean......................280
Peter Jacobsen ..............275
Andy Bean......................288
John Mahaffey
Jodie Mudd
Clarence Rose
TPC Eagle Trace, Coral Springs, FL ..............72/7,030
TPC Eagle Trace, Coral Springs, FL ..............72/7,030
TPC Eagle Trace, Coral Springs, FL ..............72/7,030
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened + = Inverrary served as site for Tournament Players Championship
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Second Round
Charlie Wi ................................135 (-5)
Robert Allenby ..........................135 (-5)
Will MacKenzie ........................137 (-3)
Steve Stricker ..........................137 (-3)
Mark Wilson ............................138 (T5)
Third Round
Mark Wilson ............................204 (-6)
Boo Weekley ............................205 (-5)
Daniel Chopra ..........................206 (-4)
Steve Stricker ..........................207 (-3)
Charlie Wi ................................207 (-3)
WEATHER: Thursday: Partly cloudy and breezy, SE winds 10-20 mph
with gusts up to 25 mph. High of 83. Friday: partly cloudy with S-SW
winds 10-20 mph with gusts up to 25 mph. High of 87. Saturday:
Partly cloudy and hot in the morning, with a high of 85, and S-SW
winds 10-15 mph. Cooler in the afternoon with wind shifting to N-
NW 10-15 mph with gusts up to 20. Sunday: Mostly cloudy and cooler
with a high of 71. Winds N 10-15 mph. Monday: Partly sunny and
cooler with a high of 62 for the playoff.
Anthony Kim ..................T46 70-73-67-75 285 67 $14,708.57
Jesper Parnevik ..............T46 70-69-71-75 285 67 14,708.57
Ian Poulter ......................T46 70-73-72-70 285 67 14,708.57
Wes Short, Jr. ................T46 70-74-71-70 285 67 14,708.57
Woody Austin ................T53 72-68-76-70 286 57 12,555.72
Gavin Coles ....................T53 70-72-78-66 286 57 12,555.72
Cliff Kresge ....................T53 67-74-74-71 286 57 12,555.72
Ryan Armour ..................T53 71-73-69-73 286 57 12,555.71
Ben Curtis ......................T53 71-73-70-72 286 57 12,555.71
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..............T53 71-73-69-73 286 57 12,555.71
Kevin Stadler ..................T53 71-71-72-72 286 57 12,555.71
Chris Couch ....................T60 72-70-75-70 287 55 12,045.00
Mathew Goggin ............T60 70-72-77-68 287 55 12,045.00
Lucas Glover ..................T62 70-72-72-74 288 53 11,715.00
Peter Lonard ..................T62 71-69-74-74 288 53 11,715.00
George McNeill ..............T62 70-73-75-70 288 53 11,715.00
Jeff Quinney ..................T62 70-74-70-74 288 53 11,715.00
Billy Andrade ....................66 74-68-75-72 289 52 11,440.00
Dicky Pride (S) ..................67 71-71-73-75 290 52 11,330.00
Richard S. Johnson ........T68 73-70-78-70 291 51 11,165.00
Johnson Wagner ............T68 70-74-67-80 291 51 11,165.00
Alan Morin ......................70 71-73-75-74 293 11,000.00
Kyle Reifers (S)..................71 71-71-81-73 296 50 10,890.00
Michael Putnam ..............72 70-74-81-72 297 49 10,780.00
Robert Garrigus ................73 73-70-71-84 298 49 10,670.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
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TOURNAMENT HISTORIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
3-24
The Honda Classic
NOTES
With his win at the 2007 Honda Classic, Mark
Wilson earned his first career PGA TOUR victory
in his 111th career PGA TOUR start at age 32
years, 5 months and 3 days.
With his win at The Honda Classic in 2007, Mark
Wilson posted the 200th victory on the PGA TOUR
by a Nationwide Tour alum.
There were 10 players in the 2007 Honda Classic
field that also competed in the 1987 PGA
Championship, won by Larry Nelson. The course
played at 7,022, a par 72.
1987 PGA 2007 Honda
Championship Classic
Player Finish Finish
Jeff Sluman T14 MC
Bernhard Langer T21 T10
Fred Funk T47 WD
Bob Tway T47 MC
Brad Faxon MC MC
Larry Mize MC MC
Davis Love III MC T13
Corey Pavin MC MC
Mark Calcavecchia MC MC
Joey Sindelar MC MC
BERNHARD LANGER
Tournament Record:
264, Justin Leonard, 2003 (The CC of Mirasol-Sunset)
Current Course Record:
65, Charlie Wi, 2007
Other Course Records:
62, Hale Irwin, 1979 (Inverrary G&CC)
62, Dan Pohl, 1989; Tim Herron, 1996 (TPC Eagle Trace)
62, Jerry Kelly, Adam Scott, 2003 (The CC of Mirasol-Sunset)
63, Carl Petterson, 2004; Lucas Glover, Padraig Harrington, 2005
(The CC of Mirasol-Sunset)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1987 Mark Calcavecchia ......279 Bernhard Langer ............282 TPC Eagle Trace, Coral Springs, FL ..............72/7,030
Payne Stewart
1988 Joey Sindelar................276 Ed Fiori ..........................278 TPC Eagle Trace, Coral Springs, FL ..............72/7,030
Sandy Lyle
Payne Stewart
1989 Blaine McCallister........266 Payne Stewart ..............270 TPC Eagle Trace, Coral Springs, FL ..............72/7,030
1990 John Huston ................282 Mark Calcavecchia ........284 TPC Eagle Trace, Coral Springs, FL ..............72/7,030
1991 Steve Pate ....................279 Paul Azinger ..................282 TPC Eagle Trace, Coral Springs, FL ..............72/7,030
Dan Halldorson
1992 Corey Pavin* ................273 Fred Couples ..................273 Weston Hills G&CC, Ft. Lauderdale, FL ......72/7,069
1993 Fred Couples~* ............207 Robert Gamez ................207 Weston Hills G&CC, Ft. Lauderdale, FL ......72/7,069
1994 Nick Price......................276 Craig Parry ....................277 Weston Hills G&CC, Ft. Lauderdale, FL ......71/6,964
1995 Mark O’Meara ..............275 Nick Faldo ......................276 Weston Hills G&CC, Ft. Lauderdale, FL ......71/6,964
1996 Tim Herron ....................271 Mark McCumber............275 TPC Eagle Trace, Coral Springs, FL ..............72/7,037
1997 Stuart Appleby..............274 Michael Bradley ............275 TPC Heron Bay, Coral Springs, FL ................72/7,268
Payne Stewart
1998 Mark Calcavecchia ......270 Vijay Singh ....................273 TPC Heron Bay, Coral Springs, FL ................72/7,268
1999 Vijay Singh....................277 Payne Stewart ..............279 TPC Heron Bay, Coral Springs, FL ................72/7,268
2000 Dudley Hart ..................269 J.P. Hayes ......................270 TPC Heron Bay, Coral Springs, FL ................72/7,268
Kevin Wentworth
2001 Jesper Parnevik ............270 Craig Perks ....................271 TPC Heron Bay, Coral Springs, FL ................72/7,268
Mark Calcavecchia
Geoff Ogilvy
2002 Matt Kuchar..................269 Brad Faxon ....................271 TPC Heron Bay, Coral Springs, FL ................72/7,268
Joey Sindelar
2003 Justin Leonard..............264 Chad Campbell ..............265 CC at Mirasol, Palm Beach Gardens, FL ......72/7,157
Davis Love III (Sunset Course)
2004 Todd Hamilton ..............276 Davis Love III..................277 CC at Mirasol, Palm Beach Gardens, FL ......72/7,468
(Sunrise Course)
2005 Padraig Harrington* ....274 Joe Ogilvie ....................274 CC at Mirasol, Palm Beach Gardens, FL ......72/7,468
Vijay Singh (Sunrise Course)
2006 Luke Donald..................276 Geoff Ogilvy ..................278 CC at Mirasol, Palm Beach Gardens, FL ......72/7,468
(Sunrise Course)
2007 Mark Wilson* ..............275 Jose Coceres ................275 PGA National Resort & Spa,........................70/7,241
Boo Weekley Palm Beach Gardens, FL (Champion Course)
Camilo Villegas
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened + = Inverrary served as site for Tournament Players Championship
Course scenic of the 18th hole during the 2007 Honda Classic
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2007 PODS Championship
CALCAVECCHIA
Winner: MARK CALCAVECCHIA
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $954,000
75-67-62-70 274 (-10)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Mark Calcavecchia ............1 75-67-62-70 274 4,500 $954,000.00
John Senden ....................T2 69-71-69-66 275 2,200 466,400.00
Heath Slocum ..................T2 68-69-67-71 275 2,200 466,400.00
Brian Gay ..........................T4 69-72-66-69 276 1,100 233,200.00
Lucas Glover ....................T4 72-68-67-69 276 1,100 233,200.00
K.J. Choi ..........................T6 69-69-67-72 277 869 184,175.00
Charles Howell III ............T6 70-74-68-65 277 869 184,175.00
Jonathan Byrd ..................T8 69-69-72-68 278 700 148,400.00
J.B. Holmes ......................T8 72-68-69-69 278 700 148,400.00
Stephen Leaney ................T8 69-67-72-70 278 700 148,400.00
Ryan Moore ......................T8 69-71-68-70 278 700 148,400.00
Bart Bryant ....................T12 71-69-69-70 279 550 116,600.00
Nathan Green ................T12 70-72-70-67 279 550 116,600.00
Billy Andrade ..................T14 69-70-69-72 280 425 90,100.00
Jason Bohn ....................T14 69-70-70-71 280 425 90,100.00
Zach Johnson ................T14 71-71-66-72 280 425 90,100.00
Anthony Kim ..................T14 67-73-68-72 280 425 90,100.00
Pat Perez ........................T14 68-70-69-73 280 425 90,100.00
Eric Axley ........................T19 71-72-69-69 281 272 57,637.50
Chris DiMarco ................T19 69-69-69-74 281 272 57,637.50
Frank Lickliter II ..............T19 70-73-68-70 281 272 57,637.50
Kenny Perry ....................T19 73-69-72-67 281 272 57,637.50
John Rollins ....................T19 74-68-70-69 281 272 57,637.50
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—145-Paul Gow, Mathias Gronberg, Craig Kanada, Jerry Kelly,
Hunter Mahan, Billy Mayfair, Rocco Mediate, Sean O'Hair, Ted Purdy,
Kevin Sutherland, Boo Weekley, 146-Jason Dufner, Steve Elkington,
Bob Estes, Mathew Goggin, Bill Haas, Todd Hamilton, Ryuji Imada,
Tom Johnson, Greg Kraft, Matt Kuchar, Justin Leonard, Corey Pavin,
147-James Driscoll, Joe Durant, Ryan Howison, Jeff Maggert,
Parker McLachlin, Kevin Na, Steve Stricker, Charles Warren, Brett
Wetterich, 148-Robert Gamez, Lee Janzen, Kent Jones, Bob Tway,
Duffy Waldorf, 149-Stuart Appleby, Chad Campbell, Jason Gore, Carl
Pettersson, 150-Paul Azinger, Brendon de Jonge, Brandt Jobe, Tim
Petrovic, Wes Short, Jr., Jeff Sluman, 151-Harrison Frazar, Robert
Garrigus, John Huston, 152-Tripp Isenhour, John Mallinger, Steve
Marino, Daisuke Maruyama, John Merrick, Craig Perks, Mark
Rummings, Kevin Stadler, 153-Bernhard Langer, 160-David Gossett,
161-Andrew Johnson, 164-Larry Rinker, 165-Mike Regner. W—79-
Steve Flesch, 74-John Daly, Craig Barlow, 70-Fred Funk, 217-J.P.
Hayes.
Tournament Record:
266, Vijay Singh, 2004
Tournament Course Record:
62, Jeff Sluman, 2004; Mark Calcavecchia, 2007
LEADERS
First Round
Cliff Kresge ................................65 (-6)
Daniel Chopra ............................67 (-4)
Arron Oberholser ........................67 (-4)
Anthony Kim ..............................67 (-4)
Doug LaBelle II............................67 (-4)
Mark Calcavecchia ................75 (T112)
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Vijay Singh ....................T19 70-70-72-69 281 272 $57,637.50
Bubba Watson ................T19 71-71-69-70 281 272 57,637.50
Dean Wilson ..................T19 72-70-68-71 281 272 57,637.50
Daniel Chopra ................T27 67-71-73-71 282 170 36,040.00
Jeff Gove ........................T27 70-70-71-71 282 170 36,040.00
Paul Goydos ....................T27 71-69-69-73 282 170 36,040.00
Charley Hoffman ............T27 72-69-67-74 282 170 36,040.00
Peter Lonard ..................T27 71-72-71-68 282 170 36,040.00
Will MacKenzie ..............T27 71-72-70-69 282 170 36,040.00
Bo Van Pelt ....................T27 71-72-73-66 282 170 36,040.00
Rich Beem ......................T34 73-69-67-74 283 132 27,957.50
Cliff Kresge ....................T34 65-74-71-73 283 132 27,957.50
Arron Oberholser ............T34 67-72-75-69 283 132 27,957.50
Ryan Palmer ..................T34 72-70-73-68 283 132 27,957.50
Ken Duke ........................T38 71-72-71-70 284 108 22,790.00
Tim Herron ......................T38 73-71-68-72 284 108 22,790.00
Doug LaBelle II ..............T38 67-71-74-72 284 108 22,790.00
Jeff Quinney ..................T38 69-71-71-73 284 108 22,790.00
Mark Wilson ..................T38 69-71-70-74 284 108 22,790.00
Cameron Beckman ........T43 71-69-72-73 285 83 17,490.00
Chris Couch ....................T43 70-71-70-74 285 83 17,490.00
Trevor Immelman ............T43 69-72-71-73 285 83 17,490.00
Tom Lehman ..................T43 69-73-73-70 285 83 17,490.00
Charlie Wi ......................T43 72-69-70-74 285 83 17,490.00
Briny Baird ......................T48 71-71-68-76 286 62 13,051.25
Brian Davis ....................T48 72-68-72-74 286 62 13,051.25
Brad Faxon ......................T48 70-74-73-69 286 62 13,051.25
TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT HISTORY HISTORY
[11th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
Palm Harbor, FL March 8-11, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $5,300,000
Innisbrook Resort & Golf Club, Par/Yards: 36-35—71/7,340
Copperhead Course
CUT: 77 players at 2-over-par 144 from a field of 144 professionals.
NOTEWORTHY: Mark Calcavecchia’s opening-round 75 was the
highest start by a tournament winner since Jeff Sluman’s 75 in the
first round of the 1995 Tucson Chrysler Classic.
Second Round
Stephen Leaney........................136 (-6)
Heath Slocum ..........................137 (-5)
Seven players ..........................136 (-4)
Mark Calcavecchia ................142 (T38)
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
TAMPA BAY CLASSIC
2000
2001
2002
John Huston ................271
No Tournament
K.J. Choi ......................267
Carl Paulson ..................274
Glen Day ........................274
Westin Innisbrook Resort, (Copperhead) ....71/7,295
Palm Harbor, FL
Westin Innisbrook Resort, (Copperhead) ....71/7,295
Palm Harbor, FL
CHRYSLER CHAMPIONSHIP
2003
2004
2005
2006
Retief Goosen ..............272
Vijay Singh....................266
Carl Pettersson ............275
K.J Choi ........................271
Vijay Singh ....................275
Tommy Armour III ..........271
Jesper Parnevik
Chad Campbell ..............276
Paul Goydos ..................275
Brett Wetterich
Westin Innisbrook Resort, (Copperhead) ....71/7,315
Palm Harbor, FL
Westin Innisbrook Resort, (Copperhead) ....71/7,340
Palm Harbor, FL
Westin Innisbrook Resort, (Copperhead) ....71/7,340
Tampa Bay, FL
Westin Innisbrook Resort, (Copperhead) ....71/7,340
Palm Harbor, FL
PODS CHAMPIONSHIP
2007 Mark Calcavecchia ......274 John Senden..................275
Heath Slocum
Innisbrook Resort & GC, (Copperhead) ........71/7,340
Palm Harbor, FL
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Third Round
Mark Calcavecchia ..................204 (-9)
Heath Slocum ..........................204 (-9)
K. J. Choi ..................................205 (-8)
Chris DiMarco ..........................207 (-6)
Brian Gay ..................................207 (-6)
Lucas Glover ............................207 (-6)
Pat Perez ..................................207 (-6)
WEATHER: Thursday: Mostly sunny with ENE winds 5-10 mph
becoming W-NW during the early afternoon. High of 75. Friday: Partly
to mostly sunny skies with E-NE winds 5-10 mph become W-NW during
the afternoon. High of 81. Saturday: Patchy morning fog becoming
partly to mostly sunny. Winds E-NE 5-10 mph becoming W-NW
during the afternoon. High of 79. Sunday: Mostly sunny skies. Winds
E-NE 5-10 mph becoming W-NW during the afternoon. High of 82.
George McNeill ..............T48 70-70-76-70 286 62 $13,051.25
Jesper Parnevik ..............T48 68-75-71-72 286 62 13,051.25
Brandt Snedeker ............T48 69-75-68-74 286 62 13,051.25
Vaughn Taylor ................T48 70-68-71-77 286 62 13,051.25
Nick Watney ..................T48 71-71-70-74 286 62 13,051.25
David Branshaw ............T56 71-73-72-71 287 57 11,978.00
J.J. Henry ......................T56 72-68-75-72 287 57 11,978.00
Johnson Wagner ............T56 72-70-69-76 287 57 11,978.00
Sergio Garcia ..................T59 70-71-74-73 288 55 11,607.00
Joe Ogilvie ....................T59 70-72-75-71 288 55 11,607.00
Joey Sindelar ................T59 68-75-73-72 288 55 11,607.00
Kirk Triplett ....................T59 74-67-76-71 288 55 11,607.00
Woody Austin ................T63 70-73-71-75 289 53 11,289.00
D.J. Trahan ....................T63 73-71-73-72 289 53 11,289.00
Gavin Coles ....................T65 70-71-72-77 290 52 11,024.00
Shaun Micheel ..............T65 72-71-73-74 290 52 11,024.00
Michael Putnam ............T65 70-73-72-75 290 52 11,024.00
Glen Day (S) ....................T68 71-73-74-73 291 50 10,600.00
Bob Heintz (S)..................T68 75-69-73-74 291 50 10,600.00
Shigeki Maruyama ........T68 73-71-74-73 291 50 10,600.00
Troy Matteson ................T68 70-73-74-74 291 50 10,600.00
Camilo Villegas ..............T68 68-73-75-75 291 50 10,600.00
Richard S. Johnson ..........73 73-71-76-72 292 49 10,282.00
Ryan Armour ..................T74 69-73-75-76 293 48 10,070.00
Dudley Hart ....................T74 71-73-77-72 293 48 10,070.00
Mark Hensby ..................T74 72-71-77-73 293 48 10,070.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
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TOURNAMENT HISTORIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
3-26
2007 Arnold Palmer Invitational
presented by MasterCard
SINGH
Winner: VIJAY SINGH
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $990,000
70-68-67-67 272 (-8)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Vijay Singh ........................1 70-68-67-67 272 4,500 $990,000.00
Rocco Mediate (S) ..............2 66-65-76-67 274 2,700 594,000.00
Vaughn Taylor ....................3 64-71-67-73 275 1,700 374,000.00
Ben Curtis ..........................4 68-67-69-72 276 1,200 264,000.00
Sergio Garcia ....................T5 66-69-71-71 277 913 200,750.00
Tom Lehman ....................T5 67-69-69-72 277 913 200,750.00
John Rollins ......................T5 69-65-72-71 277 913 200,750.00
Luke Donald ........................8 68-71-70-69 278 775 170,500.00
Stephen Ames ..................T9 68-67-72-72 279 675 148,500.00
Trevor Immelman ..............T9 66-70-70-73 279 675 148,500.00
Jerry Kelly ........................T9 67-69-70-73 279 675 148,500.00
Shaun Micheel ..............T12 67-68-71-74 280 550 121,000.00
Kyle Reifers (S)................T12 70-68-72-70 280 550 121,000.00
Paul Casey ......................T14 64-70-73-74 281 96,250.00
Sean O'Hair ....................T14 66-70-72-73 281 438 96,250.00
Geoff Ogilvy ....................T14 69-70-70-72 281 438 96,250.00
Boo Weekley ..................T14 68-72-69-72 281 438 96,250.00
Bart Bryant ....................T18 70-68-70-74 282 338 74,250.00
Ernie Els ..........................T18 69-70-71-72 282 338 74,250.00
Retief Goosen ................T18 69-68-70-75 282 338 74,250.00
Scott Verplank ................T18 67-73-70-72 282 338 74,250.00
Brandt Snedeker ............T22 70-70-69-74 283 232 51,058.34
Henrik Stenson ..............T22 68-71-72-72 283 232 51,058.34
Chad Campbell ..............T22 71-69-68-75 283 232 51,058.33
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, D=disqualified, A=amateur)
C—144-Robert Damron, Nathan Green, Doug LaBelle II, Davis Love
III, Nick O'Hern, Jose Maria Olazabal, Corey Pavin, Rory Sabbatini,
Johnson Wagner, 145-Niclas Fasth, Dan Forsman, Mike Hulbert, Will
MacKenzie, Hunter Mahan, Billy Mayfair, Bubba Watson, 146-Billy
Hurley III, Bernhard Langer, Dicky Pride, 147-Jonathan Byrd, Shigeki
Maruyama, Rod Pampling, 148-Jeev M. Singh, Dean Wilson, 149-
Billy Andrade, Kyle Stanley (A), Nick Watney, 150-Daniel Chopra,
Darren Clarke, Mark Rummings, 151-Andrew Buckle, Todd Hamilton,
Ryuji Imada, Greg Owen, 152-Charley Hoffman, Kenny Perry, Ted
Purdy. W—Tripp Isenhour, 77-Craig Perks, 75-Charlie Wi, 216-K.J.
Choi. D—71-Jeff Maggert.
ROCCO MEDIATE
[12th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
Orlando, FL March 15-18, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $5,500,000
Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club Par/Yards: 35-35—70/7,137
LEADERS
First Round
Tiger Woods................................64 (-6)
Vaughn Taylor ............................64 (-6)
Paul Casey ..................................64 (-6)
Sergio Garcia ..............................66 (-4)
Carl Pettersson ..........................66 (-4)
Rocco Mediate............................66 (-4)
Sean O’Hair ................................66 (-4)
Trevor Immelman ........................66 (-4)
Vijay Singh ..............................70 (T46)
CUT: 79 players at 3-over-par 143 from a field of 119 professionals and
1 amateur.
WEATHER: Thursday: Mostly cloudy and breezy. High of 76 with SE
winds 10-15 mph. Play was suspended at 6:30 p.m. due to a dangerous
situation (lightning) with 11 players yet to complete the first round.
Friday: Overnight rain measured at .20 inches. First-round play resumed
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Chris Couch ....................T22 68-70-69-76 283 232 $51,058.33
Bo Van Pelt ....................T22 67-70-70-76 283 232 51,058.33
Tiger Woods ..................T22 64-73-70-76 283 232 51,058.33
Mark Calcavecchia ........T28 67-73-72-72 284 174 38,225.00
Johan Edfors ..................T28 72-67-71-74 284 38,225.00
Robert Gamez ................T28 69-73-70-72 284 174 38,225.00
Pat Perez ........................T28 67-72-76-69 284 174 38,225.00
Robert Allenby ................T32 70-73-71-71 285 145 31,831.25
Stewart Cink ..................T32 70-69-69-77 285 145 31,831.25
Jason Dufner ..................T32 67-70-72-76 285 145 31,831.25
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..............T32 70-71-74-70 285 145 31,831.25
Skip Kendall (S) ..............T36 72-68-73-73 286 115 25,345.84
Mark Wilson ..................T36 68-71-76-71 286 115 25,345.84
Jason Bohn ....................T36 69-71-72-74 286 115 25,345.83
Frank Lickliter II ..............T36 69-68-73-76 286 115 25,345.83
Phil Mickelson ................T36 72-68-72-74 286 115 25,345.83
D.J. Trahan ....................T36 70-68-73-75 286 115 25,345.83
Woody Austin (S) ............T42 67-74-73-73 287 93 20,350.00
Zach Johnson ................T42 71-72-71-73 287 93 20,350.00
Carl Pettersson ..............T42 66-73-71-77 287 93 20,350.00
Stuart Appleby ..............T45 70-70-73-75 288 69 15,138.75
Ryan Armour ..................T45 71-70-77-70 288 69 15,138.75
Aaron Baddeley ..............T45 72-70-75-71 288 69 15,138.75
Brian Gay (S)....................T45 68-70-73-77 288 69 15,138.75
Paul Goydos ....................T45 70-70-75-73 288 69 15,138.75
Mark Hensby ..................T45 72-69-74-73 288 69 15,138.75
Peter Lonard ..................T45 68-71-74-75 288 69 15,138.75
Colin Montgomerie ........T45 70-73-73-72 288 15,138.75
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Second Round
Rocco Mediate..........................131 (-9)
Paul Casey ................................134 (-6)
John Rollins ..............................134 (-6)
Vijay Singh ............................138 (T19)
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
FLORIDA CITRUS OPEN INVITATIONAL
1966 Lionel Hebert ................279 Charles Coody................281 Rio Pinar CC, Orlando, FL ............................72/7,012
Dick Lytle
Jack Nicklaus
1967 Julius Boros..................274 George Knudson ............275 Rio Pinar CC, Orlando, FL ............................72/7,012
Arnold Palmer
1968 Dan Sikes......................274 Tom Weiskopf ................275 Rio Pinar CC, Orlando, FL ............................72/7,012
1969 Ken Still ........................278 Miller Barber..................279 Rio Pinar CC, Orlando, FL ............................72/7,012
1970 Bob Lunn ......................271 Rives McBee..................282 Rio Pinar CC, Orlando, FL ............................72/7,012
1971 Arnold Palmer ..............270 Julius Boros ..................271 Rio Pinar CC, Orlando, FL ............................72/7,012
1972 Jerry Heard ..................276 Bobby Mitchell ..............278 Rio Pinar CC, Orlando, FL ............................72/7,012
1973 Bud Allin ......................265 Charles Coody................273 Rio Pinar CC, Orlando, FL ............................72/7,012
1974 Jerry Heard ..................273 Homero Blancas ............276 Rio Pinar CC, Orlando, FL ............................72/7,012
Jim Jamieson
1975 Lee Trevino....................276 Hale Irwin ......................277 Rio Pinar CC, Orlando, FL ............................72/7,012
1976 Hale Irwin* ..................270 Kermit Zarley ................270 Rio Pinar CC, Orlando, FL ............................72/7,012
1977 Gary Koch ....................274 Dale Hayes ....................276 Rio Pinar CC, Orlando, FL ............................72/7,012
Joe Inman
1978 Mac McLendon ............271 David Graham ................273 Rio Pinar CC, Orlando, FL ............................72/7,012
BAY HILL CITRUS CLASSIC
1979 Bob Byman*..................278 John Schroeder..............278 Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............71/7,103
BAY HILL CLASSIC
1980 Dave Eichelberger ........279 Leonard Thompson ........282 Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............71/7,103
1981 Andy Bean ....................266 Tom Watson ..................273 Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............71/7,103
1982 Tom Kite*......................278 Jack Nicklaus ................278 Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............71/7,103
Denis Watson
1983 Mike Nicolette*............283 Greg Norman ................283 Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............71/7,103
1984 Gary Koch* ..................272 George Burns ................272 Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............71/7,103
PGA TOUR 2008 Guide
Third Round
Vaughn Taylor ..........................202 (-8)
Ben Curtis ................................204 (-6)
Vijay Singh ................................205 (-5)
Tom Lehman..............................205 (-5)
at 8:45 a.m. with the second round starting, as scheduled, at 8:15 a.m.
First round finished at 9:19 a.m. Mostly cloudy with scattered showers
in the morning. High of 76. Winds SE 15-20 mph. Saturday: Sunny,
breezy and cool. NW winds reached 15-20 mph. High of 65. Sunday:
Sunny with temperatures climbing from the upper 40s into the high 60s
in the afternoon. High of 69. Winds N-NE 7-12 mph.
Paul Azinger ..................T53 73-65-76-75 289 58 $12,796.67
Steve Elkington ..............T53 70-73-73-73 289 58 12,796.67
Charles Warren ..............T53 68-73-73-75 289 58 12,796.66
Bob Estes ........................T56 73-68-71-78 290 56 12,320.00
Brad Faxon (S) ................T56 71-69-78-72 290 56 12,320.00
Charles Howell III ..........T56 71-71-72-76 290 56 12,320.00
Craig Kanada ..................T56 69-70-73-78 290 56 12,320.00
Cliff Kresge ....................T56 69-70-75-76 290 56 12,320.00
Camilo Villegas ................61 70-69-75-77 291 55 11,990.00
Steve Marino ....................62 67-70-76-79 292 54 11,880.00
Tim Herron ......................T63 70-72-76-75 293 53 11,715.00
Heath Slocum ................T63 72-70-74-77 293 53 11,715.00
Richard S. Johnson ........T65 70-71-76-77 294 52 11,440.00
Brett Quigley ..................T65 72-71-72-79 294 52 11,440.00
Joey Sindelar (S) ............T65 68-75-72-79 294 52 11,440.00
Troy Matteson ..................68 70-73-77-75 295 51 11,220.00
Steve Flesch ....................69 68-72-75-81 296 51 11,110.00
Tom Johnson (S)..............T70 71-69-79-78 297 50 10,945.00
John Mallinger ..............T70 70-72-73-82 297 50 10,945.00
Eric Axley ........................T72 71-72-78-77 298 49 10,670.00
Jeff Quinney ..................T72 72-69-76-81 298 49 10,670.00
Mike Weir ......................T72 70-72-79-77 298 49 10,670.00
Justin Leonard ................T75 70-73-79-78 300 47 10,395.00
Yong-Eun Yang ..............T75 72-69-79-80 300 10,395.00
J.B. Holmes ....................T77 71-72-77-83 303 46 10,175.00
Robert Karlsson ..............T77 70-72-77-84 303 10,175.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
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NOTES
Vijay Singh earned his 31st career victory at the
2007 Arnold Palmer Invitational. The win came in
his 363rd event on the PGA TOUR at age 44 years
and 24 days. The win came in his 15th start at the
Bay Hill Club. Singh has made all 15 cuts with six
top-10s. His previous best finish was a T2 in 1992,
1994 and 2005.
Vijay Singh has captured 23 different PGA TOUR
events, with four of those coming in Florida –
Chrysler Championship, The Honda Classic, FUNAI
Classic at Walt Disney World Resort and Arnold
Palmer Invitational.
Vijay Singh has 19 wins since turning 40, the
most by any player in PGA TOUR history. Sam
Snead had 17.
Five players among the final top-10 were over age
40 in 2007: Vijay Singh (44/1st), Rocco Mediate
(44/2nd), Tom Lehman (48/T5), Stephen Ames
(42/T9) and Jerry Kelly (40/T9). Prior to Singh,
there had been only four previous winners over
age 40 in tournament history: Ben Crenshaw
(1993/41), Arnold Palmer (1971/41), Kenny
Perry (2005/44) and Julius Boros (1967/47).
Singh was the third-oldest winner in tournament
history behind Boros and Perry.
Rocco Mediate’s second-place finish in 2007 was
his best on the PGA TOUR since he was runner-up
at the 2003 Deutsche Bank Championship – a span
of 74 events. Mediate collected $594,000 for the
second-place finish in Orlando. Playing the year on
a Minor Medical Extension, he had 10 events to
earn $514,999, equaling No. 125 on the 2006
money list. With his $750,650 in total earnings in
just six tournaments, Mediate was elevated to the
Major Medical Extension category for the rest of
the 2007 season.
Runner-up Rocco Mediate (53/72, 73.6 percent)
and champion Vijay Singh (52/72, 72.2 percent)
finished 1-2 in Greens in Regulation in the 2007
tournament.
Tournament Record:
264, Payne Stewart, 1987
Current Course Record:
62, Andy Bean, 1981; Greg Norman, 1984
TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT HISTORY HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
HERTZ BAY HILL CLASSIC
1985 Fuzzy Zoeller ................275 Tom Watson ..................277 Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............71/7,103
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
1986
1987
1988
Dan Forsman~ ..............202
Payne Stewart ..............264
Paul Azinger..................271
Raymond Floyd ..............203
Mike Hulbert
David Frost ....................267
Tom Kite ........................276
Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............71/7,103
Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............71/7,103
Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............71/7,103
THE NESTLE INVITATIONAL
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
Tom Kite* ....................278
Robert Gamez ..............274
Andrew Magee~ ..........203
Fred Couples ................269
Ben Crenshaw ..............280
Loren Roberts ..............275
Loren Roberts ..............272
Davis Love III..................278
Greg Norman ................275
Tom Sieckmann..............205
Gene Sauers ..................278
Davis Love III..................282
Rocco Mediate/Vijay Singh
Nick Price ......................276
Vijay Singh/Fuzzy Zoeller
Brad Faxon ....................274
Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............71/7,103
Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,114
Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,114
Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,114
Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,114
Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,114
Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,114
BAY HILL INVITATIONAL PRESENTED BY OFFICE DEPOT
1996
1997
Paul Goydos..................275
Phil Mickelson ..............272
Jeff Maggert..................276
Stuart Appleby ..............275
Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,196
Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,207
BAY HILL INVITATIONAL PRESENTED BY COOPER TIRES
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
Ernie Els........................274
Tim Herron* ..................274
Tiger Woods..................270
Tiger Woods..................273
Tiger Woods..................275
Tiger Woods..................269
Bob Estes ......................278 Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,207
Jeff Maggert
Tom Lehman ..................274 Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,207
Davis Love III..................274 Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,208
Phil Mickelson ..............274 Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,208
Michael Campbell..........279 Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,239
Stewart Cink ..................280 Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,239
Brad Faxon/Kenny Perry/Kirk Triplett
BAY HILL INVITATIONAL PRESENTED BY MASTERCARD
2004
2005
2006
Chad Campbell ............270
Kenny Perry ..................276
Rod Pampling................274
Stuart Appleby ..............276
Graeme McDowell ........278
Vijay Singh
Greg Owen ....................275
Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,239
Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,267
Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL..............72/7,267
ARNOLD PALMER INVITATIONAL PRESENTED BY MASTERCARD
2007 Vijay Singh....................272 Rocco Mediate ..............274 Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club, Orlando, FL....70/7,137
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE 2008 ARNOLD PALMER INVITATIONAL
Eligible players are:
• Winners of the Arnold Palmer Invitational prior to 2000, and winners of the Arnold Palmer Invitational in 2000 and beyond for a period of
five years following their win.
• Winners of the Masters Tournament, THE PLAYERS Championship, U.S. Open, British Open and PGA Championship from 2003 to 2007.
• Winners of THE TOUR Championship in the last three years (2005-2007).
• Winners of the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship in the last three years (2006-2008).
• Winners of the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational and World Golf Championships-CA Championship in the last three years
(2005-2007).
• Winners of PGA TOUR cosponsored or approved tournaments, whose victories are considered official, since the previous year’s Arnold
Palmer Invitational.
• Playing members of the last-named U.S. Ryder Cup team (2006).
• Current PGA TOUR members who were playing members of the last named U.S. and International Presidents Cup teams (2007).
• The winner of the 2007 U.S. Amateur Championship, if still an amateur player.
• The top 50 players from the Official World Golf Ranking through The Honda Classic.
• 18 sponsor exemptions, restricted as follows:
• Two from among the 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament’s top 25 finishers and ties, and the first through 25th finishers on the 2007
Official Nationwide Tour Money List.
• Eight from among the current year’s PGA TOUR membership.
• Eight “unrestricted.”
• Two foreign players designated by the Commissioner.
• The top 70 players from the 2007 Official PGA TOUR Money List.
• Members in the Top 125-Nonmembers category whose official money for the previous year equals or exceeds the amount of official money
earned by the player finishing in 70th position on the 2007 Official PGA TOUR Money List.
• The top 70 players from the 2008 FedExCup Points List through The Honda Classic.
• Either the current winner of the PGA Section Championship or the current PGA Section Player of the Year where the tournament is played,
as determined by the Section.
• If necessary to complete a field of 120 players, those players below 70th position from the 2008 FedExCup Points List through The Honda
Classic, in order of their positions on such list.
• In recognition of his remarkable career achievements, indelible contributions to golf and his role as host of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, a
lifetime exemption for Arnold Palmer. (Such exemption will be an addition to the field.)
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TOURNAMENT HISTORIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
2007 World Golf Championships–
[13th of 36 events in the
CA Championship PGA TOUR Regular Season]
WOODS
3-28
Winner: TIGER WOODS
FedExCup Points: 4,725 $1,350,000
71-66-68-73 278 (-10)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Tiger Woods ......................1 71-66-68-73 278 4,725 $1,350,000.00
Brett Wetterich ..................2 72-70-67-71 280 2,835 800,000.00
Robert Allenby ..................T3 67-74-74-67 282 1,365 378,333.34
Sergio Garcia ....................T3 71-70-71-70 282 1,365 378,333.33
Geoff Ogilvy ......................T3 72-69-71-70 282 1,365 378,333.33
Aaron Baddeley ................T6 69-71-71-72 283 879 212,500.00
Niclas Fasth ......................T6 72-70-70-71 283 212,500.00
Nick O'Hern ......................T6 72-72-66-73 283 879 212,500.00
Paul Casey ........................T9 76-70-66-72 284 157,500.00
Zach Johnson ..................T9 72-68-73-71 284 735 157,500.00
Thomas Bjorn ................T11 68-72-71-74 285 111,000.00
Ernie Els ..........................T11 70-70-71-74 285 557 111,000.00
Robert Karlsson ..............T11 74-74-68-69 285 111,000.00
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..............T11 71-70-70-74 285 557 111,000.00
Vijay Singh ....................T11 74-68-69-74 285 557 111,000.00
Ian Poulter ......................T16 73-68-75-70 286 420 87,333.34
Charles Howell III ..........T16 69-71-71-75 286 420 87,333.33
Dean Wilson ..................T16 73-75-66-72 286 420 87,333.33
Angel Cabrera ................T19 72-70-75-70 287 329 80,000.00
K.J. Choi ........................T19 71-73-71-72 287 329 80,000.00
Padraig Harrington ........T19 73-70-73-71 287 329 80,000.00
Henrik Stenson ..............T19 67-73-72-75 287 329 80,000.00
The following player did not finish (W=withdrew)
W—224-Davis Love III.
NOTES
Tiger Woods earned his sixth victory at the World
Golf Championships-CA Championship. It marked
the first time he has recorded six wins in a single
tournament (1999, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007). In
eight appearances at this event, Woods has never
finished outside the top-10. Sam Snead, Jack
Nicklaus, Alex Ross and Harry Vardon recorded
at least six victories in a single event on the PGA
TOUR. Snead holds the mark with eight victories at
the Wyndham Championship in Greensboro, NC.
Tournament Record:
261, Tiger Woods, 2006 (The Grove)
18-Hole Record:
62, Sergio Garcia, Retief Goosen, 2002 (Mount Juliet Estate)
Doral, FL March 22-25, 2007 FedExCup Points: 26,250 Purse: $8,000,000
Doral Golf Resort & Spa, Blue Course Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,266
LEADERS
First Round
Henrik Stenson ..........................67 (-5)
Robert Allenby ............................67 (-5)
Thomas Bjorn..............................68 (-4)
Aaron Baddeley ..........................69 (-3)
Charles Howell III ......................69 (-3)
Jose Maria Olazabal ..................69 (-3)
Tiger Woods ............................71 (T10)
CUT: There was no cut. 72 professionals completed 72 holes. (1
withdrawal)
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Thongchai Jaidee ..........T23 72-74-70-72 288 $74,000.00
Phil Mickelson ................T23 77-72-70-69 288 263 74,000.00
Mark Wilson ....................25 74-72-72-71 289 231 71,000.00
Luke Donald ....................T26 74-70-75-71 290 206 69,500.00
Lucas Glover ..................T26 73-73-72-72 290 206 69,500.00
Stephen Ames ................T28 74-70-74-73 291 182 66,500.00
Rod Pampling ................T28 70-69-74-78 291 182 66,500.00
John Rollins ....................T28 73-70-70-78 291 182 66,500.00
Jeev M. Singh ................T28 74-70-70-77 291 66,500.00
Mark Calcavecchia ........T32 74-71-70-77 292 155 63,000.00
Chris DiMarco ................T32 76-72-69-75 292 155 63,000.00
Anton Haig ....................T32 75-69-74-74 292 63,000.00
Stuart Appleby ..............T35 79-72-71-71 293 116 56,500.00
Bart Bryant ....................T35 71-73-75-74 293 116 56,500.00
Chad Campbell ..............T35 75-74-72-72 293 116 56,500.00
Jim Furyk ........................T35 70-73-72-78 293 116 56,500.00
Trevor Immelman ............T35 72-68-74-79 293 116 56,500.00
Jose Maria Olazabal ......T35 69-80-72-72 293 116 56,500.00
Carl Pettersson ..............T35 72-72-74-75 293 116 56,500.00
Rory Sabbatini ................T35 71-75-73-74 293 116 56,500.00
Charl Schwartzel ............T35 75-74-70-74 293 56,500.00
Steve Stricker ................T35 74-69-73-77 293 116 56,500.00
Paul Broadhurst ..............T45 73-71-73-77 294 49,000.00
Stewart Cink ..................T45 74-68-73-79 294 77 49,000.00
Johan Edfors ..................T45 74-73-74-73 294 49,000.00
Arron Oberholser ............T45 74-76-71-73 294 77 49,000.00
Second Round
Tiger Woods..............................137 (-7)
Rod Pampling............................139 (-5)
Seven players ..........................138 (-4)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
WORLD GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS-AMERICAN EXPRESS CHAMPIONSHIP
1999 Tiger Woods* ..............278 Miguel A. Jimenez ........278 Valderrama GC, Andalucia, Spain................71/6,830
2000 Mike Weir ....................277 Lee Westwood ..............279 Valderrama GC, Andalucia, Spain................72/6,974
2001 No Tournament Bellerive CC, St. Louis, MO
2002 Tiger Woods..................263 Retief Goosen ................264 Mount Juliet Estate, Kilkenny, Ireland ........72/7,246
2003 Tiger Woods..................274 Stuart Appleby ..............276 Capital City Club (Crabapple), ....................70/7,189
Tim Herron Woodstock, GA
Vijay Singh
2004 Ernie Els........................270 Thomas Bjorn ................271 Mount Juliet Conrad, Kilkenny, Ireland ......72/7,256
2005 Tiger Woods*................270 John Daly ......................270 Harding Park GC, San Francisco, CA............70/7,086
2006 Tiger Woods..................261 Ian Poulter ....................269 The Grove, Hertfordshire, England ..............71/7,125
Adam Scott
WORLD GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS-CA CHAMPIONSHIP
2007 Tiger Woods..................278 Brett Wetterich..............280 Doral Golf Resort & Spa, Doral, FL ..............72/7,266
KEY: * = Playoff
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WEATHER: Thursday: Cloudy and breezy with a high of 76 degrees.
Showers throughout the day with winds 20-25 mph and gusts up to 30
mph. Friday: Partly cloudy and breezy with an afternoon high in the lower
80’s. Winds out of the E-NE at 15-25 mph. There were a few spotty
showers late in the afternoon. Saturday: Sunny and breezy with an afternoon
high in the low 80’s. Winds out of the E-NE at 15-25 mph. There
were a few spotty showers throughout the day. Sunday: Partly Cloudy
with winds E-NE 15-25 mph and a high of 81.
David Toms ....................T45 72-72-76-74 294 77 $49,000.00
John Bickerton ..............T50 77-72-74-72 295 45,000.00
Paul Goydos ....................T50 74-75-70-76 295 63 45,000.00
Louis Oosthuizen ............T50 74-75-77-69 295 45,000.00
Brett Quigley ..................T50 73-72-73-77 295 63 45,000.00
Mike Weir ......................T50 73-75-73-74 295 63 45,000.00
J.J. Henry ......................T55 73-74-78-71 296 60 43,000.00
David Howell ..................T55 74-73-73-76 296 60 43,000.00
Colin Montgomerie ........T55 76-72-73-75 296 43,000.00
Ben Curtis ......................T58 76-75-69-77 297 58 41,500.00
Retief Goosen ................T58 77-70-78-72 297 58 41,500.00
Nathan Green ................T58 72-71-76-78 297 58 41,500.00
Charley Hoffman ............T61 75-75-77-72 299 57 40,250.00
Adam Scott ....................T61 76-71-72-80 299 57 40,250.00
Tim Clark ........................T63 76-78-71-75 300 56 39,250.00
Hennie Otto ....................T63 74-73-74-79 300 39,250.00
Joe Durant ......................T65 73-73-77-78 301 55 38,000.00
Anthony Wall ................T65 80-73-75-73 301 38,000.00
Yong-Eun Yang ..............T65 76-77-73-75 301 38,000.00
Prom Meesawat ............T68 74-71-82-77 304 36,750.00
Kevin Stadler ..................T68 73-71-78-82 304 53 36,750.00
Hideto Tanihara ................70 80-75-73-77 305 36,000.00
Michael Campbell ............71 77-76-78-75 306 35,750.00
Shingo Katayama ............72 81-78-74-75 308 35,500.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE 2008 CA CHAMPIONSHIP
Eligible players are:
• The top 50 players, including any players tied for 50th place, from the Official World Golf Ranking as of March 10, 2008.
• The top 50 players, including any players tied for 50th place, from the Official World Golf Ranking as of March 17, 2008.
• The top 30 players from the 2007 FedExCup Points List.
• The top 10 players from the PGA TOUR FedExCup Points List as of March 10, 2008.
• The top 10 players from the PGA TOUR FedExCup Points List as of March 17, 2008.
• The top 20 players from the 2007 European Tour Order of Merit.
• The top 10 players from the 2007 European Tour Order of Merit as of March 12, 2007.
• The top 10 players from the 2007 European Tour Order of Merit as of March 19, 2007.
• The top three players from the 2007 Japan Golf Tour Order of Merit.
• The top three players from the final 2007 Australasian Tour Order of Merit.
• The top three players from the final 2007/2008 Sunshine Tour Order of Merit.
• The top three players from the final 2007 Asian Tour Order of Merit.
Third Round
Tiger Woods............................205 (-11)
Brett Wetterich ........................209 (-7)
Nick O’Hern ..............................210 (-6)
Six players ................................211 (-5)
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SCOTT
Winner: ADAM SCOTT
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $990,000
69-71-65-66 271 (-17)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Adam Scott ........................1 69-71-65-66 271 4,500 $990,000.00
Stuart Appleby ................T2 66-72-67-69 274 2,200 484,000.00
Bubba Watson ..................T2 71-67-64-72 274 2,200 484,000.00
Tommy Armour III (Q) ..........4 68-71-70-66 275 1,200 264,000.00
Robert Garrigus ................T5 69-72-70-65 276 913 200,750.00
Anthony Kim ....................T5 70-73-66-67 276 913 200,750.00
Hunter Mahan ..................T5 68-71-68-69 276 913 200,750.00
D.J. Trahan ........................8 71-72-66-68 277 775 170,500.00
Bob Estes ..........................T9 67-71-69-71 278 625 137,500.00
Bernhard Langer (S) ..........T9 71-70-67-70 278 625 137,500.00
Arron Oberholser ..............T9 70-71-69-68 278 625 137,500.00
Steve Stricker ..................T9 68-73-68-69 278 625 137,500.00
Johnson Wagner ..............T9 66-75-64-73 278 625 137,500.00
Tom Byrum ......................T14 71-68-71-69 279 425 93,500.00
Jeff Maggert ..................T14 67-71-67-74 279 425 93,500.00
Sean O'Hair ....................T14 70-71-69-69 279 425 93,500.00
Paul Stankowski ............T14 69-71-65-74 279 425 93,500.00
Bo Van Pelt ....................T14 71-70-68-70 279 425 93,500.00
Jonathan Byrd ................T19 69-72-68-71 280 303 66,660.00
Angel Cabrera ................T19 74-70-69-67 280 303 66,660.00
K.J. Choi ........................T19 70-70-71-69 280 303 66,660.00
Jason Gore ....................T19 70-68-70-72 280 303 66,660.00
Stephen Leaney ..............T19 70-71-69-70 280 303 66,660.00
Ryan Armour ..................T24 71-70-74-66 281 220 48,400.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, D=disqualified)
C—146-Cameron Beckman, Jason Dufner, Bill Haas, Miguel A.
Jimenez, Brandt Jobe, Peter Lonard, Rocco Mediate, Jose Maria
Olazabal, Ryan Palmer, Chris Stroud, 147-Rich Beem, Jeff Brehaut,
Robert Gamez, Matt Kuchar, Brad Lardon, Craig Lile, Jarrod Lyle,
Ryan Moore, Tim Petrovic, Adam Rubinson, Jason Schultz, Kevin
Stadler, Darron Stiles, Chris Tidland, 148-Lonny Alexander, John
Daly, Steve Elkington, Harrison Frazar, Scott Gutschewski, Tom
Johnson, Kent Jones, Thomas Levet, Boo Weekley, 149-Brian
Bateman, Jason Bohn, Brad Faxon, Lucas Glover, Mathias Gronberg,
Doug LaBelle II, Will MacKenzie, Bryce Molder, Kirk Triplett, Charlie
Wi, 150-Frank Lickliter II, Jaco Van Zyl, 151-Paul Azinger, Brendon de
Jonge, Cliff Kresge, Jesper Parnevik, Brandt Snedeker, 152-Bob
Heintz, J.B. Holmes, Corbin King, Joe Ogilvie, Ted Purdy, Steve
Wheatcroft, 153-Tim Thelen, 154-Robert Karlsson, 155-Michael
Campbell, Paul Gow, 157-Phil Blackmar. W—Tripp Isenhour, 79-Billy
Andrade, 77-Jeff Sluman, 74-Eric Axley. D—75-Glen Day.
Humble, TX March 29-April 1, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $5,500,000
Redstone Golf Club; Tournament Course Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,457
LEADERS
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Daniel Chopra ................T24 68-72-68-73 281 220 $48,400.00
Padraig Harrington ........T24 71-72-66-72 281 220 48,400.00
John Cook (S) ..................T27 72-70-68-72 282 181 39,875.00
Jeff Gove ........................T27 76-69-65-72 282 181 39,875.00
Vaughn Taylor ................T27 67-74-68-73 282 181 39,875.00
David Toms ....................T27 73-71-68-70 282 181 39,875.00
Matt Hendrix ..................T31 67-78-69-69 283 155 34,100.00
Charley Hoffman ............T31 73-69-67-74 283 155 34,100.00
John Senden ..................T31 71-72-72-68 283 155 34,100.00
Craig Kanada ..................T34 71-73-69-71 284 138 30,387.50
Dicky Pride ......................T34 74-69-72-69 284 138 30,387.50
Briny Baird ......................T36 73-70-71-71 285 115 25,345.84
Justin Leonard ................T36 67-73-73-72 285 115 25,345.84
Gavin Coles ....................T36 74-69-73-69 285 115 25,345.83
Marco Dawson ..............T36 71-72-69-73 285 115 25,345.83
John Mallinger ..............T36 69-72-69-75 285 115 25,345.83
Chris Riley (S) ..................T36 69-75-72-69 285 115 25,345.83
Woody Austin ................T42 69-75-71-71 286 83 18,181.43
Craig Bowden ................T42 69-74-70-73 286 83 18,181.43
D.J. Brigman ..................T42 70-68-72-76 286 83 18,181.43
Alex Cejka ......................T42 72-69-72-73 286 83 18,181.43
George McNeill ..............T42 71-71-72-72 286 83 18,181.43
Nick Watney ..................T42 74-71-71-70 286 83 18,181.43
Chris Couch ....................T42 71-74-72-69 286 83 18,181.42
Ken Duke ........................T49 69-73-72-73 287 61 13,325.72
David Howell ..................T49 70-73-71-73 287 61 13,325.72
Kyle Reifers (S)................T49 67-75-71-74 287 61 13,325.72
Steve Flesch ..................T49 74-70-70-73 287 61 13,325.71
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
[14th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
First Round
Kevin Sutherland ........................66 (-6)
Stuart Appleby............................66 (-6)
Johnson Wagner ........................66 (-6)
Six players ..................................65 (-5)
Adam Scott ..............................69 (T15)
CUT: 78 players at 1-over-par 145 from a field of 144 professionals.
WEATHER: Thursday: Cloudy and breezy. High of 78. Winds S-SE 10-
20 mph. Friday: Cloudy and breezy with high of 79. Winds SE 10-20 mph.
Saturday: Overnight and early-morning rains forced a six-hour delay. Tee
times ran from 1:20-3:20 p.m. off Nos. 1 and 10. Total rainfall was 1.49
Second Round
Stuart Appleby..........................138 (-6)
Bob Estes ..................................138 (-6)
Jason Gore................................138 (-6)
D.J. Brigman ............................138 (-6)
Bubba Watson ..........................138 (-6)
Jeff Maggert ............................138 (-6)
Hunter Mahan ..........................139 (-5)
Tommy Armour III ....................139 (-5)
Tom Byrum ................................139 (-5)
Adam Scott ............................140 (T10)
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS
1946
1947
1948
1949
Byron Nelson ................274
Bobby Locke..................277
No Tournament
Johnny Palmer..............272
Ben Hogan ....................276
Johnny Palmer ..............282
Ellsworth Vines
Cary Middlecoff ............273
River Oaks CC, Houston, TX ........................71/6,588
Memorial Park GC, Houston, TX ..................72/7,421
Pine Forest CC, Houston, TX ........................72/6,510
HOUSTON OPEN
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
Cary Middlecoff............277
Marty Furgol ................277
Jack Burke, Jr. ..............277
Cary Middlecoff*..........283
Dave Douglas ..............277
Mike Souchak ..............273
Ted Kroll........................277
Arnold Palmer ..............279
Ed Oliver ......................281
Pete Cooper ..................280
Jack Burke, Jr. ..............278
Frank Stranahan ............283
Jim Ferrier......................283
Shelley Mayfield
Earl Stewart
Bill Nary
Cary Middlecoff ............279
Jerry Barber ..................275
Jack Burke, Jr. ..............280
Dave Douglas
Doug Ford ......................280
Roberto De Vicenzo ......282
Jay Hebert
Brae Burn CC, Houston, TX ..........................72/6,725
Memorial Park GC, Houston, TX ..................70/7,212
Memorial Park GC, Houston, TX ..................70/7,212
Memorial Park GC, Houston, TX ..................70/7,212
Memorial Park GC, Houston, TX ..................70/7,212
Memorial Park GC, Houston, TX ..................70/7,212
Memorial Park GC, Houston, TX ..................70/7,212
Memorial Park GC, Houston, TX ..................70/7,212
Memorial Park GC, Houston, TX ..................70/7,212
HOUSTON CLASSIC
1959
1960
1961
Jack Burke, Jr.* ............277
Bill Collins* ..................280
Jay Hebert* ..................276
Julius Boros ..................277
Arnold Palmer ................280
Ken Venturi ....................276
Memorial Park GC, Houston, TX ..................70/7,212
Memorial Park GC, Houston, TX ..................70/7,212
Memorial Park GC, Houston, TX ..................72/7,122
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Third Round
Bubba Watson ........................202 (-14)
Adam Scott ............................205 (-11)
Johnson Wagner ....................205 (-11)
Stuart Appleby........................205 (-11)
Jeff Maggert ..........................205 (-11)
Paul Stankowski ....................205 (-11)
inches. Occasional showers during the day. High of 70. Play suspended
due to darkness at 7:20 p.m. with 27 players still on the course. Sunday:
Third-round play resumed at 7:45 a.m. and was completed at 9:03 a.m.
Final-round tee times ran off Nos. 1 and 10 from 9:50-11:50 a.m. Cloudy
and humid. High of 81.
Mathew Goggin ............T49 74-70-75-68 287 61 $13,325.71
Anders Hansen ..............T49 74-69-68-76 287 61 13,325.71
Parker McLachlin ............T49 74-70-73-70 287 61 13,325.71
Billy Mayfair ..................T56 73-71-72-72 288 56 12,265.00
Greg Owen ....................T56 74-70-73-71 288 56 12,265.00
Michael Putnam ............T56 72-72-74-70 288 56 12,265.00
Joey Sindelar ................T56 70-71-75-72 288 56 12,265.00
Kevin Sutherland ............T56 66-75-71-76 288 56 12,265.00
Lee Westwood (S) ..........T56 68-75-72-73 288 56 12,265.00
Tim Clark ........................T62 70-70-77-72 289 53 11,715.00
Dudley Hart ....................T62 71-71-74-73 289 53 11,715.00
Shaun Micheel ..............T62 71-74-72-72 289 53 11,715.00
Jim Rutledge ..................T62 72-73-73-71 289 53 11,715.00
Rich Barcelo ..................T66 73-71-73-73 290 52 11,330.00
Blaine McCallister (S) ....T66 72-72-74-72 290 52 11,330.00
Charles Warren ..............T66 73-69-74-74 290 52 11,330.00
David Branshaw ............T69 70-71-74-76 291 50 10,890.00
Ryuji Imada ....................T69 71-70-77-73 291 50 10,890.00
Steve Marino ..................T69 73-70-75-73 291 50 10,890.00
Wes Short, Jr. ................T69 69-74-69-79 291 50 10,890.00
Bob Tway ........................T69 72-72-73-74 291 50 10,890.00
Steve Allan ....................T74 73-72-70-77 292 48 10,505.00
Michael Boyd ................T74 75-70-76-71 292 48 10,505.00
Brian Gay ........................T76 72-73-77-73 295 47 10,285.00
John Merrick ..................T76 72-73-74-76 295 47 10,285.00
Jeev M. Singh (S)..............78 73-72-72-79 296 10,120.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened + = Tournament postponed in April 1966; rescheduled to November ++ = Champions served as site for U.S. Open
+++ = Tournament postponed in April 1991; rescheduled to October
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NOTES
Adam Scott earned his fifth official PGA TOUR victory
at the 2007 Shell Houston Open in his 95th start
on TOUR at age 26 years, 8 months and 16 days. It
was his second victory in his last six starts dating
back to the 2006 TOUR Championship presented by
Coca-Cola. Scott was the youngest winner of the
Shell Houston Open since David Duval (1998) won
at age 26 years, five months and 24 days.
2007 Shell Houston Open champion Adam Scott
played the final 36 holes without a bogey, including
a 48-foot par-saving putt on the 72nd hole.
Adam Scott (2007) became the sixth Australian to
win the Shell Houston Open, joining Bruce Devlin
(1972), Bruce Crampton (1975), David Graham
(1983), Robert Allenby (2000) and Stuart
Appleby (1999, 2006).
Australia’s Adam Scott (2007) became the fourth
consecutive foreign-born winner of the Shell
Houston Open, joining Australia’s Stuart Appleby
(2006) and Fiji’s Vijay Singh (2004-05).
STUART APPLEBY
Adam Scott’s 2007 victory from three strokes off
the pace through 54 holes was the largest comeback
at the Shell Houston Open since David
Duval rallied from six back in 1998.
Tournament Record:
266, Curtis Strange, Lee Trevino, 1980 (Woodlands CC);
Vijay Singh, 2002 (TPC Woodlands)
Current Course Record:
64, Johnson Wagner, Bubba Watson, 2007 (Tournament
Course)
Tournament Course Record:
62, Ron Streck, 1981 (Woodlands CC); Fred Funk, 1992
(TPC Woodlands); Greg Chalmers, Jeff Maggert, 2003,
Vijay Singh, 2005 (Member Course)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1962 Bobby Nichols* ............278 Jack Nicklaus ................278 Memorial Park GC, Houston, TX ..................72/7,021
Dan Sikes
1963 Bob Charles ..................268 Fred Hawkins ................269 Memorial Park GC, Houston, TX ..................72/7,021
1964 Mike Souchak ..............278 Jack Nicklaus ................279 Sharpstown CC, Houston, TX ......................71/7,021
1965 Bobby Nichols ..............273 Bruce Devlin ..................274 Sharpstown CC, Houston, TX ......................71/7,021
Chi Chi Rodriguez
HOUSTON CHAMPIONS INTERNATIONAL
1966 Arnold Palmer+ ............275 Gardner Dickinson ........276 Champions GC, Houston, TX ........................71/7,166
1967 Frank Beard ..................274 Arnold Palmer ................275 Champions GC, Houston, TX ........................71/7,166
1968 Roberto De Vicenzo ......274 Lee Trevino ....................275 Champions GC, Houston, TX ........................71/7,166
1969 No Tournament++
1970 Gibby Gilbert* ..............282 Bruce Crampton ............282 Champions GC, Houston, TX ........................70/7,166
1971 Hubert Green* ..............280 Don January ..................280 Champions GC, Houston, TX ........................70/7,166
HOUSTON OPEN
1972 Bruce Devlin ................278 Tommy Aaron ................280 Westwood CC, Houston, TX ........................72/6,998
Lou Graham
Doug Sanders
1973 Bruce Crampton............277 Dave Stockton................278 Quail Valley GC, Missouri City, TX ..............72/6,905
1974 Dave Hill ......................276 Rod Curl ........................277 Quail Valley GC, Missouri City, TX ..............72/6,905
Steve Melnyk
Andy North
1975 Bruce Crampton............273 Gil Morgan ....................275 Woodlands CC, The Woodlands, TX............72/6,929
1976 Lee Elder ......................278 Forrest Fezler ................279 Woodlands CC, The Woodlands, TX............72/6,997
1977 Gene Littler ..................276 Lanny Wadkins ..............279 Woodlands CC, The Woodlands, TX............72/6,997
1978 Gary Player ..................270 Andy Bean......................271 Woodlands CC, The Woodlands, TX............72/6,997
1979 Wayne Levi ..................268 Michael Brannan ..........270 Woodlands CC, The Woodlands, TX............71/6,918
MICHELOB HOUSTON OPEN
1980 Curtis Strange* ............266 Lee Trevino ....................266 Woodlands CC, The Woodlands, TX............71/6,918
1981 Ron Streck~ ................198 Hale Irwin ......................201 Woodlands CC, The Woodlands, TX............71/7,071
Jerry Pate
1982 Ed Sneed* ....................275 Bob Shearer ..................275 Woodlands CC, The Woodlands, TX............71/7,031
HOUSTON COCA-COLA OPEN
1983 David Graham ..............275 Lee Elder ........................280 Woodlands CC, The Woodlands, TX............71/7,031
Jim Thorpe
Lee Trevino
1984 Corey Pavin ..................274 Buddy Gardner ..............275 Woodlands CC, The Woodlands, TX............71/7,031
HOUSTON OPEN
1985 Raymond Floyd ............277 David Frost ....................278 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,042
Bob Lohr
1986 Curtis Strange* ............274 Calvin Peete ..................274 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,045
BIG I HOUSTON OPEN
1987 Jay Haas* ....................276 Buddy Gardner ..............276 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,042
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT OPEN
1988 Curtis Strange* ............270 Greg Norman ................270 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,045
1989 Mike Sullivan ..............280 Craig Stadler..................281 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,042
1990 Tony Sills~* ..................204 Gil Morgan ....................204 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,042
1991 Fulton Allem+++ ..........273 Billy Ray Brown..............274 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,042
Mike Hulbert
Tom Kite
SHELL HOUSTON OPEN
1992 Fred Funk ......................272 Kirk Triplett ....................274 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,042
1993 Jim McGovern~* ..........199 John Huston ..................199 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,042
1994 Mike Heinen ................272 Tom Kite ........................275 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,042
Jeff Maggert
Hal Sutton
1995 Payne Stewart* ............276 Scott Hoch ....................276 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,042
1996 Mark Brooks* ..............274 Jeff Maggert..................274 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,042
1997 Phil Blackmar*..............276 Kevin Sutherland ..........276 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,042
1998 David Duval ..................276 Jeff Maggert..................277 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,018
1999 Stuart Appleby..............279 John Cook ......................280 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,018
Hal Sutton
2000 Robert Allenby*............275 Craig Stadler..................275 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,018
2001 Hal Sutton ....................278 Joe Durant ....................281 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,018
Lee Janzen
2002 Vijay Singh....................266 Darren Clarke ................272 TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX ................72/7,018
2003 Fred Couples ................267 Stuart Appleby ..............271 Redstone GC (Member Course), Humble, TX....72/7,508
Mark Calcavecchia
Hank Kuehne
2004 Vijay Singh....................277 Scott Hoch ....................279 Redstone GC (Member Course), Humble, TX....72/7,508
2005 Vijay Singh*..................275 John Daly ......................275 Redstone GC (Member Course), Humble, TX....72/7,508
2006 Stuart Appleby..............269 Bob Estes ......................275 Redstone GC (Tournament Course), ..................72/7,457
Humble, TX
2007 Adam Scott ..................271 Stuart Appleby ..............274 Redstone GC, (Tournament Course) ..................72/7,457
Bubba Watson Humble, TX
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened + = Tournament postponed in April 1966; rescheduled to November ++ = Champions served as site for U.S. Open
+++ = Tournament postponed in April 1991; rescheduled to October
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Winner: ZACH JOHNSON
FedExCup Points: 4,950 $1,305,000
71-73-76-69 289 (+1)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Zach Johnson ....................1 71-73-76-69 289 4,950 $1,305,000.00
Retief Goosen ..................T2 76-76-70-69 291 2,053 541,333.00
Rory Sabbatini ..................T2 73-76-73-69 291 2,053 541,333.00
Tiger Woods ....................T2 73-74-72-72 291 2,053 541,333.00
Jerry Kelly ........................T5 75-69-78-70 292 1,045 275,500.00
Justin Rose ......................T5 69-75-75-73 292 1,045 275,500.00
Stuart Appleby ................T7 75-70-73-75 293 887 233,812.00
Padraig Harrington ..........T7 77-68-75-73 293 887 233,812.00
David Toms ........................9 70-78-74-72 294 798 210,250.00
Paul Casey ......................T10 79-68-77-71 295 181,250.00
Luke Donald ....................T10 73-74-75-73 295 688 181,250.00
Vaughn Taylor ................T10 71-72-77-75 295 688 181,250.00
Tim Clark ........................T13 71-71-80-74 296 516 135,937.00
Jim Furyk ........................T13 75-71-76-74 296 516 135,937.00
Ian Poulter ......................T13 75-75-76-70 296 516 135,937.00
Vijay Singh ....................T13 73-71-79-73 296 516 135,937.00
Stewart Cink ..................T17 77-75-75-70 297 413 108,750.00
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..............T17 75-72-79-71 297 413 108,750.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, A=amateur)
C—153-Michael Campbell, Chris DiMarco, Colin Montgomerie, Mark
O'Meara, Tom Watson, 154-Thomas Bjorn, Bart Bryant, Chad
Campbell, Darren Clarke, Ernie Els, Sergio Garcia, Todd Hamilton,
John M. Kelly (A), 155-Joe Durant, Fred Funk, Bernhard Langer, 156-
Ben Curtis, Nick O'Hern, Richie Ramsay (A), Steve Stricker, 157-Ben
Crane, Johan Edfors, Raymond Floyd, 158-Kenneth Ferrie, Paul
Goydos, Troy Matteson, 159-Robert Allenby, Shaun Micheel, 160-
Gary Player, 161-Larry Mize, 164-Julien Guerrier (A), Hideto Tanihara,
165-Camilo Villegas, Casey Watabu (A), Dave Womack (A), 166-Seve
Ballesteros. W—Ian Woosnam.
RETIEF GOOSEN
Augusta, GA April 5-8, 2007 FedExCup Points: 27,500 Purse: $7,250,000
Augusta National Golf Club Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,445
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Henrik Stenson ..............T17 72-76-77-72 297 413 $108,750.00
Mark Calcavecchia ........T20 76-71-78-73 298 320 84,462.00
Lucas Glover ..................T20 74-71-79-74 298 320 84,462.00
John Rollins ....................T20 77-74-76-71 298 320 84,462.00
Mike Weir ......................T20 75-72-80-71 298 320 84,462.00
Stephen Ames ................T24 76-74-77-72 299 242 63,800.00
Phil Mickelson ................T24 76-73-73-77 299 242 63,800.00
Geoff Ogilvy ....................T24 75-70-81-73 299 242 63,800.00
K.J. Choi ........................T27 75-75-74-76 300 204 53,650.00
Davis Love III ..................T27 72-77-77-74 300 204 53,650.00
Adam Scott ....................T27 74-78-76-72 300 204 53,650.00
Fred Couples ..................T30 76-76-78-71 301 163 43,085.00
Charles Howell III ..........T30 75-77-75-74 301 163 43,085.00
Robert Karlsson ..............T30 77-73-79-72 301 43,085.00
Scott Verplank ................T30 73-77-76-75 301 163 43,085.00
Lee Westwood ..............T30 79-73-72-77 301 163 43,085.00
Dean Wilson ..................T30 75-72-76-78 301 163 43,085.00
Yong-Eun Yang ..............T30 75-74-78-74 301 43,085.00
Angel Cabrera ................T37 77-75-79-71 302 121 31,900.00
J.J. Henry ......................T37 71-78-77-76 302 121 31,900.00
Tim Herron ......................T37 72-75-83-72 302 121 31,900.00
Rod Pampling ................T37 77-75-74-76 302 121 31,900.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
[15th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
First Round
Brett Wetterich ..........................69 (-3)
Justin Rose ................................69 (-3)
David Howell ..............................70 (-2)
David Toms..................................70 (-2)
Five Players ................................71 (-1)
Zach Johnson ............................71 (T5)
CUT: 60 players at 8-over-par 152 from a field of 91 professionals and
five amateurs.
Second Round
Tim Clark ..................................142 (-2)
Brett Wetterich ........................142 (-2)
Vaughn Taylor ..........................143 (-1)
Zach Johnson ............................144 (E)
Jerry Kelly ..................................144 (E)
Vijay Singh ................................144 (E)
Justin Rose ................................144 (E)
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Third Round
Stuart Appleby ........................218 (+2)
Tiger Woods ............................219 (+3)
Justin Rose ..............................219 (+3)
Zach Johnson ..........................220 (+4)
Padraig Harrington ..................220 (+4)
Vaughn Taylor ..........................220 (+4)
WEATHER: Thursday: Partly cloudy with a high of 65. Winds NW 10-15
mph. Friday: Morning clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine. High of
62. Winds N 5-10 early, shifting W-NW 10-15 mph. Saturday: Partly
cloudy and cold. High of 51. Winds NW 12-17 mph with gusts to 23 mph.
Wind chills in the mid-40s. Sunday: Partly cloudy with a high of 56.
Winds W 6-12 mph.
Jeev M. Singh ................T37 72-75-76-79 302 $31,900.00
Brett Wetterich ..............T37 69-73-83-77 302 121 31,900.00
Sandy Lyle ........................43 79-73-80-71 303 102 26,825.00
Bradley Dredge ..............T44 75-70-76-83 304 22,533.00
David Howell ..................T44 70-75-82-77 304 85 22,533.00
Miguel A. Jimenez ........T44 79-73-76-76 304 22,533.00
Shingo Katayama ..........T44 79-72-80-73 304 22,533.00
Jose Maria Olazabal ......T44 74-75-78-77 304 85 22,533.00
Jeff Sluman ....................T49 76-75-79-75 305 70 18,560.00
Craig Stadler ..................T49 74-73-79-79 305 70 18,560.00
Brett Quigley ....................51 76-76-79-75 306 68 17,835.00
Aaron Baddeley ..............T52 79-72-76-80 307 65 17,255.00
Carl Pettersson ..............T52 76-76-79-76 307 65 17,255.00
Rich Beem ........................54 71-81-75-81 308 64 16,820.00
Ben Crenshaw ................T55 76-74-84-75 309 63 16,530.00
Niclas Fasth ....................T55 77-75-77-80 309 16,530.00
Trevor Immelman ............T55 74-77-81-77 309 63 16,530.00
Arron Oberholser ..............58 74-76-84-76 310 62 16,240.00
Billy Mayfair ....................59 76-75-83-77 311 61 16,095.00
Fuzzy Zoeller ....................60 74-78-79-82 313 61 15,950.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
AUGUSTA NATIONAL INVITATION TOURNAMENT
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
Horton Smith ................284
Gene Sarazen* ............282
Horton Smith ................285
Byron Nelson ................283
Henry Picard ................285
Craig Wood....................285
Craig Wood ..................282
Harry Cooper..................286
Ralph Guldahl ................285
Ralph Guldahl ................287
Harry Cooper
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,700
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,700
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,700
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,700
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,800
MASTERS TOURNAMENT
1939 Ralph Guldahl ..............279
1940 Jimmy Demaret ............280
1941 Craig Wood ..................280
1942 Byron Nelson* ..............280
1943-45 No Tournament ++
1946 Herman Keiser..............282
1947 Jimmy Demaret ............281
1948 Claude Harmon ............279
1949 Sam Snead ..................282
1950 Jimmy Demaret ............283
1951 Ben Hogan ....................280
1952 Sam Snead ..................286
1953 Ben Hogan ....................274
1954 Sam Snead* ................289
1955 Cary Middlecoff............279
1956 Jack Burke, Jr. ..............289
1957 Doug Ford ....................282
1958 Arnold Palmer ..............284
1959 Art Wall ........................284
1960 Arnold Palmer ..............282
1961 Gary Player ..................280
KEY: * = Playoff ++ = World War II
Sam Snead ....................280
Lloyd Mangrum..............284
Byron Nelson ................283
Ben Hogan ....................280
Ben Hogan ....................283
Byron Nelson ................283
Frank Stranahan
Cary Middlecoff ............284
Johnny Bulla ................285
Lloyd Mangrum
Jim Ferrier......................285
Skee Riegel....................282
Jack Burke, Jr. ..............290
Ed Oliver, Jr. ..................279
Ben Hogan ....................289
Ben Hogan ....................286
Ken Venturi ....................290
Sam Snead ....................286
Doug Ford ......................285
Fred Hawkins
Cary Middlecoff ............285
Ken Venturi ....................283
Charles R. Coe ..............281
Arnold Palmer
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,800
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,800
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,800
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,800
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,800
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,800
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,900
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,900
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,900
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,900
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,950
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,950
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,950
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,950
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,965
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
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TOURNAMENT HISTORIES
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SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
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Masters Tournament
NOTES
Zach Johnson’s winning score of 289 matched
the highest in Masters history, the last time coming
51 years before when Jack Burke, Jr. won in
1956. Sam Snead also won the 1954 tournament
with a 1-over 289 total.
Zach Johnson became the first Nationwide Tour
graduate to win the Masters Tournament. His win
was the 11th major championship title by a former
Nationwide Tour player and the first since Shaun
Micheel won the 2003 PGA Championship.
Nationwide Tour alums have won each of the four
major championships at least once.
SHAUN MICHEEL
Zach Johnson became the first Masters winner
since 1990 to not play in the final group on Sunday.
Nick Faldo was in the next-to-last group when he
won the tournament in 1990.
Zach Johnson won the Masters with his performance
on the par-5 holes. He was 11-under par on
the 16 par 5s and never went for one in two. His
performance on the three-shot holes was the best
of anyone in the field.
Gary Player made his 50th career start in the
Masters in 2007, tying Arnold Palmer’s record.
Palmer made 50 consecutive starts from 1955-
2004. Player set the tournament record for most
consecutive cuts made, 23 in a row, from 1959-
1982. At age 71, Player was the oldest international
player to start in the Masters.
Tournament Record:
270, Tiger Woods, 1997
Current Course Record:
63, Nick Price, 1986; Greg Norman, 1996
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1962 Arnold Palmer* ............280 Gary Player ....................280 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
Dow Finsterwald
1963 Jack Nicklaus ..............286 Tony Lema......................287 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
1964 Arnold Palmer ..............276 Dave Marr......................282 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
Jack Nicklaus
1965 Jack Nicklaus ..............271 Arnold Palmer ................280 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
Gary Player
1966 Jack Nicklaus* ............288 Tommy Jacobs ..............288 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
Gay Brewer, Jr.
1967 Gay Brewer, Jr. ............280 Bobby Nichols................281 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
1968 Bob Goalby ..................277 Roberto De Vicenzo ......278 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
1969 George Archer ..............281 Billy Casper....................282 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
George Knudson/Tom Weiskopf
1970 Billy Casper* ................279 Gene Littler ....................279 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
1971 Charles Coody ..............279 Johnny Miller ................281 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
Jack Nicklaus
1972 Jack Nicklaus ..............286 Bruce Crampton ............289 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
Bobby Mitchell/Tom Weiskopf
1973 Tommy Aaron................283 J. C. Snead ....................284 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,980
1974 Gary Player ..................278 Tom Weiskopf ................280 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/7,020
Dave Stockton
1975 Jack Nicklaus ..............276 Johnny Miller ................277 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/7,020
Tom Weiskopf
1976 Raymond Floyd ............271 Ben Crenshaw................279 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/7,030
1977 Tom Watson..................276 Jack Nicklaus ................278 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/7,030
1978 Gary Player ..................277 Hubert Green ................278 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/7,040
Rod Funseth/Tom Watson
1979 Fuzzy Zoeller* ..............280 Ed Sneed........................280 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/7,040
Tom Watson
1980 Seve Ballesteros ..........275 Gibby Gilbert..................279 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/7,040
Jack Newton
1981 Tom Watson..................280 Johnny Miller ................282 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,905
Jack Nicklaus
1982 Craig Stadler* ..............284 Dan Pohl ........................284 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,905
1983 Seve Ballesteros ..........280 Ben Crenshaw................284 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,905
Tom Kite
1984 Ben Crenshaw ..............277 Tom Watson ..................279 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,905
1985 Bernhard Langer ..........282 Curtis Strange................284 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,905
Seve Ballesteros/ Raymond Floyd
1986 Jack Nicklaus ..............279 Greg Norman ................280 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,905
Tom Kite
1987 Larry Mize* ..................285 Seve Ballesteros............285 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,905
Greg Norman
1988 Sandy Lyle ....................281 Mark Calcavecchia ........282 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,905
1989 Nick Faldo* ..................283 Scott Hoch ....................283 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,905
1990 Nick Faldo* ..................278 Raymond Floyd ..............278 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,905
1991 Ian Woosnam................277 Jose Maria Olazabal......278 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,905
1992 Fred Couples ................275 Raymond Floyd ..............277 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,905
1993 Bernhard Langer ..........277 Chip Beck ......................281 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,905
1994 Jose Maria Olazabal ....279 Tom Lehman ..................281 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,925
1995 Ben Crenshaw ..............274 Davis Love III..................275 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,925
1996 Nick Faldo ....................276 Greg Norman ................281 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,925
1997 Tiger Woods..................270 Tom Kite ........................282 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,925
1998 Mark O'Meara ..............279 David Duval....................280 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,925
Fred Couples
1999 Jose Maria Olazabal ....280 Davis Love III..................282 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,985
2000 Vijay Singh....................278 Ernie Els ........................281 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,985
2001 Tiger Woods..................272 David Duval....................274 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/6,985
2002 Tiger Woods..................276 Retief Goosen ................279 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/7,270
2003 Mike Weir* ..................281 Len Mattiace..................281 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/7,290
2004 Phil Mickelson ..............279 Ernie Els ........................280 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/7,290
2005 Tiger Woods*................276 Chris DiMarco................276 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/7,290
2006 Phil Mickelson ..............281 Tim Clark ........................283 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/7,445
2007 Zach Johnson ..............289 Retief Goosen ................291 Augusta National GC, Augusta, GA ............72/7,445
Rory Sabbatini/Tiger Woods
KEY: * = Playoff ++ = World War II
2008 MASTERS QUALIFICATIONS
• Masters Tournament champions (Lifetime)
• U.S. Open champions (Honorary, non-competing after 5 years)
• British Open champions (Honorary, non-competing after 5 years)
• PGA Championship winners (Honorary, non-competing after 5 years)
• Winners of THE PLAYERS Championship (3 years)
• Current U.S. Amateur champion (6-A) (Honorary, non-competing after 1
year) and the runner-up (6-B) to the current US Amateur champion
• Current British Amateur champion (Honorary, non-competing after 1 year)
• Current U.S. Amateur Public Links champion
• Current U.S. Mid-Amateur champion
PGA TOUR 2008 Guide
• The first 16 players, including ties, in the 2007 Masters Tournament
• The first 8 players, including ties, in the 2007 U.S. Open
• The first 4 players, including ties, in the 2007 British Open
• The first 4 players, including ties, in the 2007 PGA Championship
• The 30 leaders on the Final Official PGA Tour Money List for 2007
• Winners of PGA TOUR events that award a full FedExCup point allocation,
from previous Masters to current Masters
• Those qualifying for the season-ending 2007 TOUR Championship
• The 50 leaders on the Final Official World Golf Ranking for 2007
• The 50 leaders on the Official World Golf Ranking published during the
week prior to the 2008 Masters
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2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
2007 Verizon Heritage
WEEKLEY
Winner: BOO WEEKLEY
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $972,000
67-69-66-68 270 (-14)
ORDER ORDER OF OF FINISH FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Boo Weekley ......................1 67-69-66-68 270 4,500 $972,000.00
Ernie Els ..............................2 65-65-71-70 271 2,700 583,200.00
Stephen Leaney ..................3 66-68-70-68 272 1,700 367,200.00
Kevin Na ..........................T4 67-68-66-73 274 1,100 237,600.00
Vaughn Taylor ..................T4 71-66-67-70 274 1,100 237,600.00
Zach Johnson ....................6 70-68-66-71 275 900 194,400.00
Sean O'Hair ........................7 69-66-69-72 276 838 180,900.00
Jerry Kelly ........................T8 63-70-67-77 277 750 162,000.00
Carl Pettersson ................T8 71-68-67-71 277 750 162,000.00
Aaron Baddeley ..............T10 70-66-70-72 278 575 124,200.00
Ken Duke ........................T10 71-67-67-73 278 575 124,200.00
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..............T10 74-67-65-72 278 575 124,200.00
Bo Van Pelt ....................T10 71-67-70-70 278 575 124,200.00
Dean Wilson ..................T10 69-68-68-73 278 575 124,200.00
Jesper Parnevik ................15 71-67-69-72 279 450 97,200.00
Jason Bohn ....................T16 70-68-68-74 280 375 81,000.00
Brian Gay ........................T16 70-70-67-73 280 375 81,000.00
Justin Leonard ................T16 69-72-70-69 280 375 81,000.00
Rod Pampling ................T16 69-67-69-75 280 375 81,000.00
Brandt Snedeker ............T16 71-67-69-73 280 375 81,000.00
Stephen Ames ................T21 72-68-64-77 281 290 62,640.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, D=disqualified, A=amateur)
C—144-Cameron Beckman, Chad Campbell, Jim Furyk, Bill Haas,
Ryuji Imada, Tripp Isenhour, Steve Jones, Tom Lehman, Jonathan
Moore (A), Joe Ogilvie, Jeff Quinney, Wes Short, Jr., 145-Mark
Brooks, Tim Clark, Robert Gamez, Craig Kanada, Cliff Kresge,
Bernhard Langer, Richie Ramsay (A), Loren Roberts, John Senden,
Joey Sindelar, Jeev M. Singh, Bob Tway, Yong-Eun Yang, 146-Bart
Bryant, Gavin Coles, Chris Couch, Chris DiMarco, Harrison Frazar,
Mathias Gronberg, Fredrik Jacobson, John Mallinger, Daisuke
Maruyama, 147-Woody Austin, Matt Hendrix, Lee Janzen, Corey
Pavin, 148-Bob Estes, 149-Jason Dufner, Brad Faxon, Dudley Hart,
Frank Lickliter II, Troy Matteson, Billy Mayfair, Johnson Wagner,
Bubba Watson, 150-Billy Andrade, Lucas Glover, Richard S. Johnson,
Brett Wetterich, 152-Todd Hamilton, 153-Kevin King, 154-Jeff
Sluman, 156-Michael J. Smith, 157-Mike Lawrence, 159-Parker
McLachlin. W—81-Pat Perez, 79-Rich Beem, 216-Kenny Perry. D—
Ted Purdy, Daniel Chopra.
ERNIE ELS
Hilton Head Island, SC April 13-16, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $5,400,000
Harbour Town Golf Links Par/Yards: 36-35—71/6,973
LEADERS
[16th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
First Round
Jerry Kelly ..................................63 (-8)
Ernie Els ......................................65 (-6)
Jose Coceres ..............................66 (-5)
Stephen Leaney ..........................66 (-5)
Boo Weekley..............................67 (T5)
CUT: 71 players at 1-over-par 143 from a field of 130 professionals and
two amateurs.
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Fred Funk ........................T21 67-67-72-75 281 290 $62,640.00
Mark Calcavecchia ........T23 69-71-70-72 282 230 49,680.00
Ben Crane ......................T23 71-67-68-76 282 230 49,680.00
Joe Durant ......................T23 72-69-66-75 282 230 49,680.00
Nick O'Hern ....................T23 69-71-66-76 282 230 49,680.00
Jonathan Byrd ................T27 76-67-68-72 283 189 40,770.00
Robert Garrigus ..............T27 74-69-68-72 283 189 40,770.00
Jose Coceres ..................T29 66-72-72-74 284 156 33,595.72
Mathew Goggin ............T29 76-67-68-73 284 156 33,595.72
Mark Hensby ..................T29 71-70-70-73 284 156 33,595.72
Briny Baird ......................T29 72-69-69-74 284 156 33,595.71
Glen Day ........................T29 71-72-69-72 284 156 33,595.71
J.P. Hayes ......................T29 67-72-66-79 284 156 33,595.71
Camilo Villegas ..............T29 74-67-67-76 284 156 33,595.71
John Daly ......................T36 73-70-70-72 285 110 23,793.75
Steve Elkington ..............T36 71-71-69-74 285 110 23,793.75
J.B. Holmes ....................T36 70-73-68-74 285 110 23,793.75
Anthony Kim ..................T36 69-72-70-74 285 110 23,793.75
Peter Lonard ..................T36 70-70-70-75 285 110 23,793.75
Davis Love III ..................T36 74-69-73-69 285 110 23,793.75
Ryan Palmer ..................T36 73-67-71-74 285 110 23,793.75
Mark Wilson ..................T36 72-70-69-74 285 110 23,793.75
Jeff Gove ........................T44 71-71-70-74 286 76 16,326.00
Nathan Green ................T44 71-66-71-78 286 76 16,326.00
Kent Jones ....................T44 73-65-72-76 286 76 16,326.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Second Round
Ernie Els ..................................130 (-12)
Jerry Kelly ................................133 (-9)
Stephen Leaney........................134 (-8)
Fred Funk ..................................134 (-8)
Boo Weekley............................136 (T7)
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
HERITAGE CLASSIC
1969
1970
Arnold Palmer ..............283
Bob Goalby ..................280
Richard Crawford ..........286
Bert Yancey
Lanny Wadkins ..............284
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
SEA PINES HERITAGE CLASSIC
1971 Hale Irwin ....................279
1972 Johnny Miller ..............281
1973 Hale Irwin ....................272
1974 Johnny Miller ..............276
1975 Jack Nicklaus ..............271
1976 Hubert Green ................274
1977 Graham Marsh..............273
1978 Hubert Green ................277
1979 Tom Watson..................270
1980 Doug Tewell*................280
1981 Bill Rogers ....................278
1982 Tom Watson*................280
1983 Fuzzy Zoeller ................275
1984 Nick Faldo ....................270
1985 Bernhard Langer* ........273
1986 Fuzzy Zoeller ................276
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
Bob Lunn ........................280
Tom Weiskopf ................282
Jerry Heard ....................277
Grier Jones
Gibby Gilbert..................279
Tom Weiskopf ................274
Jerry McGee ..................279
Tom Watson ..................274
Hale Irwin ......................280
Ed Sneed........................275
Jerry Pate ......................280
Bruce Devlin ..................279
Hale Irwin
Gil Morgan
Craig Stadler
Frank Conner..................280
Jim Nelford....................277
Tom Kite ........................271
Bobby Wadkins..............273
Chip Beck ......................277
Roger Maltbie
Greg Norman
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Ocean Course, Hilton Head, SC ..................72/6,600
(first two rounds)
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC ............ 71/6,657
(second two rounds)
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
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Third Round
Jerry Kelly ..............................200 (-13)
Ernie Els ..................................201 (-12)
Kevin Na ................................201 (-12)
Boo Weekley ..........................202 (-11)
WEATHER: Thursday: Sunny with a high of 81. Winds W 10-20 mph.
Friday: Sunny with a high of 71. Winds SE 7-12 mph. Saturday: Sunny
with some clouds and a high of 76. Winds SE 10-20 mph. Sunday:
Cloudy and windy with a high of 75. Winds W-NW 25-35 mph with gusts
up to 44 mph. Tee times ran from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. off of Nos. 1 and 10
after overnight rain and wind. Players were called off the course at 1:10
p.m. due to strong winds and play was called for the day at 4 p.m. and
set to resume Monday at 7:45 a.m. Monday: Mostly sunny and windy
with a high of 68. Winds NW 15-25 mph.
Hunter Mahan ................T44 72-70-69-75 286 76 $16,326.00
Kelly Mitchum ................T44 72-70-68-76 286 16,326.00
Charles Warren ..............T44 70-72-73-71 286 76 16,326.00
Stewart Cink ..................T50 67-75-71-74 287 60 12,924.00
Jason Gore ....................T50 70-72-72-73 287 60 12,924.00
Tim Herron ......................T50 69-73-72-73 287 60 12,924.00
Will MacKenzie ..............T50 72-70-71-74 287 60 12,924.00
Jeff Maggert ..................T50 72-70-71-74 287 60 12,924.00
Geoff Ogilvy ....................T50 70-73-70-74 287 60 12,924.00
Ryan Moore ....................T56 69-73-73-73 288 57 12,258.00
D.J. Trahan ....................T56 70-70-71-77 288 57 12,258.00
Doug LaBelle II ................58 70-70-74-75 289 56 12,096.00
Greg Owen ....................T59 70-71-74-75 290 55 11,934.00
Scott Verplank ................T59 71-72-73-74 290 55 11,934.00
Ben Curtis ......................T61 72-70-74-75 291 54 11,664.00
Matt Kuchar (S) ..............T61 74-69-74-74 291 54 11,664.00
Heath Slocum ................T61 74-68-74-75 291 54 11,664.00
Eric Axley ........................T64 71-69-78-74 292 53 11,394.00
Kirk Triplett ....................T64 72-70-79-71 292 53 11,394.00
Ryan Armour ....................66 69-71-72-81 293 52 11,232.00
David Branshaw ..............67 70-72-75-77 294 52 11,124.00
Brandt Jobe ......................68 70-72-74-79 295 51 11,016.00
Brian Bateman (S) ............69 72-70-73-82 297 51 10,908.00
Tim Petrovic ......................70 72-71-76-79 298 50 10,800.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
3-33
SECTION 3 TOURNAMENT HISTORIES

TOURAMENT HISTORIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
3-34
Verizon Heritage
NOTES
Boo Weekley chipped in for par on the 17th and
18th holes to hold on in windy conditions and capture
his first PGA TOUR title at the 2007 Verizon
Heritage. Winds in excess of 40 mph at Harbour
Town Golf Links forced the final round to be postponed
on Sunday, with the field returning on
Monday morning to complete play with high winds
still existent. The previous tournament suspended
due to wind was the 2005 FBR Open.
Boo Weekley won the 2007 Verizon Heritage in
his first start at the event. He became the 10th
player to earn his first PGA TOUR victory at the
Verizon Heritage, joining 1971 winner Hale Irwin,
1977 winner Graham Marsh, 198 winner Doug
Tewell, 1984 winner Nick Faldo, 1987 winner
Davis Love III, 1999 winner Glen Day, 2001 winner
Jose Coceres, 2005 winner Peter Lonard
and 2006 winner Aaron Baddeley.
With his 2007 victory, Boo Weekley earned an
invitation to the 2008 Masters Tournament.
Weekley was the first player eligible for the newly
reinstated rule that grants all PGA TOUR winners
during the Regular Season of the FedExCup an
invite to the next Masters Tournament.
Last year, Boo Weekley was the only player in
the field to post all four rounds in the 60s. He
joined Billy Mayfair (2006) as the only player to
have pulled off this feat at the Verizon Heritage
since 2003, when a record six players did so. The
previous winner to post four rounds in the 60s was
Davis Love III in 2003.
Tournament Record:
265, Loren Roberts, 1996
Current Course Record:
61, David Frost, 1994
BILLY MAYFAIR
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
MCI HERITAGE CLASSIC
1987 Davis Love lll ................271 Steve Jones ..................272 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
1988 Greg Norman ................271 David Frost ....................272 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Gil Morgan
1989 Payne Stewart ..............268 Kenny Perry....................273 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
1990 Payne Stewart* ............276 Steve Jones ..................276 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Larry Mize
1991 Davis Love III ................271 Ian Baker-Finch ..............273 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
1992 Davis Love III ................269 Chip Beck ......................273 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
1993 David Edwards..............273 David Frost ....................275 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
1994 Hale Irwin ....................266 Greg Norman ................268 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
MCI CLASSIC
1995 Bob Tway* ....................275 David Frost ....................275 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Nolan Henke
1996 Loren Roberts ..............265 Mark O'Meara ..............268 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,912
1997 Nick Price......................269 Brad Faxon ....................275 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,915
Jesper Parnevik
1998 Davis Love III ................266 Glen Day ........................273 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,916
1999 Glen Day* ....................274 Jeff Sluman ..................274 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,916
Payne Stewart
2000 Stewart Cink ................270 Tom Lehman ..................272 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,916
WORLDCOM CLASSIC-THE HERITAGE OF GOLF
2001 Jose Coceres* ..............273 Billy Mayfair ..................273 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,916
2002 Justin Leonard..............270 Heath Slocum ................271 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,916
MCI HERITAGE
2003 Davis Love III* ..............271 Woody Austin ................271 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,973
2004 Stewart Cink* ..............274 Ted Purdy ......................274 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,973
2005 Peter Lonard ................277 Billy Andrade ................279 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,973
Darren Clarke
Jim Furyk
Davis Love III
VERIZON HERITAGE
2006 Aaron Baddeley ............269 Jim Furyk........................270 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,973
2007 Boo Weekley ................270 Ernie Els ........................271 Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,973
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE 2008 VERIZON HERITAGE
Eligible players are:
• Winners of Verizon Heritage prior to 2000, and winners of MCI Heritage in 2000 and beyond for a period of five years following their win.
• Winners of the U.S. Open or PGA Championship prior to 2005 who played in a minimum of 15 PGA TOUR cosponsored or approved tournaments
in 2007. Beginning with the 2005 winners of these events, winners are eligible for five years.
• Winners of the Masters Tournament from 2004 to 2008.
• Winners of THE PLAYERS Championship and British Open from 2003 to 2007.
• Winners of THE TOUR Championship in the last three years (2005-2007).
• Winners of the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship and World Golf Championships-CA Championship in the last
three years (2006-2008).
• Winners of the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational in the last three years (20052007.
• Winner of the 2007 U.S. Amateur Championship, if still an amateur player.
• The leader from the final Official PGA TOUR Money List in each of the last five calendar years (2003-2007).
The leader from the final FedExCup Points List in each of the last five calendar years, beginning with the 2007 leader (2007).
• Playing members of the last-named U.S. Ryder Cup team (2006).
• Current PGA TOUR members who were playing members from the last-named U.S. and International Presidents Cup teams (2007).
• The 20 players who are leading on the 2008 FedExCup Points List through the Shell Houston Open.
• Five players not otherwise eligible who are leading on the 2008 FedExCup Points List through the Shell Houston Open.
• The top 50 players from the Official World Golf Ranking through completion of the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
• Eight sponsor exemptions, restricted as follows:
• Two from among the current year’s PGA TOUR membership.
• Two from among the 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament’s top 25 finishers and ties and the first through 25th finishers from the 2007
Official Nationwide Tour Money List.
• Two foreign players designated by the Commissioner.
• Either the current winner of the PGA Section Championship or the current PGA Section Player of the Year where the tournament is played, as
determined by the Section.
• PGA TOUR members who use an exemption for 2008 as one of the leaders (either top 25 or top 50) on the Official PGA TOUR Career Money List.
• Life members of the PGA TOUR.
• The top 30 leaders from the previous year's final FedExCup Points List (2007).
• Those PGA TOUR members among the top 125 finishers on the 2007 Official PGA TOUR Money List.
• Members in the Top 125-Nonmembers category whose official money for the previous year equals or exceeds the amount of official money
earned by the player finishing in 125th position on the 2007 Official PGA TOUR Money List.
• PGA TOUR members from the current Tournament Winners category.
• If necessary to complete a field of 132 players, PGA TOUR members from the 2008 priority ranking of eligible players, after the top 125, in order
of their positions on such list.
PGA TOUR 2008 Guide
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2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
2007 Zurich Classic of New Orleans
WATNEY
Winner: NICK WATNEY
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $1,098,000
69-67-68-69 273 (-15)
ORDER ORDER OF OF FINISH FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Nick Watney ......................1 69-67-68-69 273 4,500 $1,098,000.00
Ken Duke ............................2 69-71-66-70 276 2,700 658,800.00
Anthony Kim ....................T3 71-72-69-65 277 1,450 353,800.00
John Mallinger ................T3 69-70-71-67 277 1,450 353,800.00
Mark Calcavecchia ..........T5 66-69-72-71 278 913 222,650.00
Chris Stroud ......................T5 68-70-71-69 278 913 222,650.00
Bubba Watson ..................T5 72-67-70-69 278 913 222,650.00
Alex Cejka ........................T8 70-72-69-68 279 725 176,900.00
Bob Estes ..........................T8 69-71-70-69 279 725 176,900.00
Lucas Glover ....................T8 67-69-74-69 279 725 176,900.00
Mathias Gronberg ..........T11 72-70-71-67 280 550 134,200.00
Jeff Maggert ..................T11 72-69-68-71 280 550 134,200.00
Ryan Moore ....................T11 70-72-70-68 280 550 134,200.00
Steve Stricker ................T11 71-72-70-67 280 550 134,200.00
Daniel Chopra ................T15 70-68-75-68 281 425 103,700.00
Harrison Frazar ..............T15 71-69-71-70 281 425 103,700.00
Sean O'Hair ....................T15 71-70-69-71 281 425 103,700.00
Woody Austin ................T18 70-73-70-69 282 315 76,860.00
Frank Lickliter II ..............T18 72-70-69-71 282 315 76,860.00
John Merrick ..................T18 69-70-72-71 282 315 76,860.00
Shaun Micheel ..............T18 71-72-69-70 282 315 76,860.00
Michael Sim ..................T18 71-69-70-72 282 315 76,860.00
Duffy Waldorf ................T18 68-71-71-72 282 315 76,860.00
Scott Gutschewski ........T24 70-70-67-76 283 213 52,002.50
Lee Janzen ....................T24 69-74-73-67 283 213 52,002.50
Tim Petrovic ....................T24 67-72-74-70 283 213 52,002.50
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, D=disqualified)
C—144-Brad Adamonis, Marco Dawson, Glen Day, Brent Geiberger,
Bill Haas, Richard S. Johnson, Kent Jones, Thomas Levet, Steve
Marino, Jeff Overton, Dicky Pride, Tag Ridings, Joey Sindelar, Heath
Slocum, Bob Tway, Johnson Wagner, 145-Eric Axley, Steven
Bowditch, Michael Boyd, Brian Davis, Fred Funk, 146-David
Branshaw, Jeff Brehaut, Kris Cox, Bubba Dickerson, Daisuke
Maruyama, Scott Piercy, Chris Riley, Jaco Van Zyl, 147-Derek Abel,
Robert Gamez, Cliff Kresge, Parker McLachlin, Bryce Molder, Jeff
Quinney, Jim Rutledge, Oliver Thomson, Charles Warren, 148-
Brendon de Jonge, Steve Flesch, Stephen Leaney, Len Mattiace,
Blaine McCallister, 149-Mark Brooks, Tom Byrum, Joe Durant, Brandt
Jobe, Boo Weekley, Garrett Willis, 150-Paul Azinger, B.J. Staten,
151-Clark Dennis, Kelly Gibson, Anders Hansen, Bob Heintz, Jake
Narro, Craig Perks, Chris Tidland, Grant Waite, 152-CameronB, Matt
Hendrix, 153-D.J. Brigman, Scott Gump, Dudley Hart, Brandt
Snedeker, 154-Arjun Atwal, 155-Gavin Coles, 167-Reed Hughes.
W—73-Kevin Na, 72-Jose Coceres. D—75-Paul Gow.
Avondale, LA April 19-22, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $6,100,000
TPC Louisiana Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,341
LEADERS
First Round
Kyle Reifers ................................64 (-8)
Mark Calcavecchia ....................66 (-6)
Four players ................................67 (-5)
Nick Watney ............................69 (T15)
CUT: 85 players at 1-under-par 143 from a field of 156 professionals.
NOTEWORTHY: Kyle Reifers recorded a course record 8-under 64 in
the first round.
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Kyle Reifers ....................T24 64-73-71-75 283 213 $52,002.50
Michael Allen ................T28 69-70-75-70 284 153 37,210.00
Steve Elkington ..............T28 70-72-72-70 284 153 37,210.00
Mathew Goggin ............T28 70-72-71-71 284 153 37,210.00
Jarrod Lyle ......................T28 71-69-71-73 284 153 37,210.00
Will MacKenzie ..............T28 72-69-70-73 284 153 37,210.00
Jesper Parnevik ..............T28 70-73-69-72 284 153 37,210.00
Michael Putnam ............T28 73-69-71-71 284 153 37,210.00
Jason Schultz ................T28 67-71-72-74 284 153 37,210.00
Darron Stiles ..................T28 68-74-71-71 284 153 37,210.00
Bo Van Pelt ....................T28 70-71-71-72 284 153 37,210.00
Craig Bowden ................T38 71-70-72-72 285 105 25,620.00
John Huston (S) ..............T38 70-70-73-72 285 105 25,620.00
Doug LaBelle II ..............T38 69-73-73-70 285 105 25,620.00
Peter Lonard ..................T38 71-68-74-72 285 105 25,620.00
Ryan Palmer ..................T38 70-69-71-75 285 105 25,620.00
Jerry Smith ....................T38 70-71-75-69 285 105 25,620.00
Jay Delsing ....................T44 73-70-70-73 286 68 16,520.84
Jason Dufner ..................T44 74-69-70-73 286 68 16,520.84
Danny Ellis ......................T44 69-72-72-73 286 68 16,520.84
Shigeki Maruyama ........T44 72-71-70-73 286 68 16,520.84
Ryan Armour ..................T44 72-69-75-70 286 68 16,520.83
Briny Baird ......................T44 71-70-73-72 286 68 16,520.83
Carlos Franco ..................T44 68-74-73-71 286 68 16,520.83
Tom Johnson ..................T44 67-76-70-73 286 68 16,520.83
George McNeill ..............T44 69-72-74-71 286 68 16,520.83
Wes Short, Jr. ................T44 69-69-71-77 286 68 16,520.83
David Toms ....................T44 69-71-74-72 286 68 16,520.83
Charlie Wi ......................T44 71-69-72-74 286 68 16,520.83
Steve Allan ....................T56 72-71-72-72 287 55 13,481.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
GREATER NEW ORLEANS OPEN INVITATIONAL
1938 Harry Cooper ................285
1939 Henry Picard ................284
1940 Jimmy Demaret ............286
1941 Henry Picard ................276
1942 Lloyd Mangrum ............281
1943 No Tournament++
1944 Sammy Byrd..................285
1945 Byron Nelson* ..............284
1946 Byron Nelson ................277
1947 No Tournament
1948 Bob Hamilton................280
1949-57 No Tournament
1958 BiIIy Casper* ................278
1959 Bill Collins ....................280
1960 Dow Finsterwald ..........270
1961 Doug Sanders ..............272
1962 Bo Wininger..................281
Harold McSpaden..........289
Dick Metz ......................289
Ralph Guldahl ................287
Harold McSpaden
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan ....................278
Lawson Little ................282
Sam Snead
Byron Nelson ................290
Harold McSpaden..........284
Ben Hogan ....................282
Roberto De Vicenzo ......281
Fred Haas
Lawson Little
Ken Venturi ....................278
Jack Burke, Jr. ..............283
Tom Nieporte
Al Besselink ..................276
Gay Brewer ....................277
Mac Main
Bob Rosburg ..................283
City Park GC, New Orleans, LA....................72/6,656
City Park GC, New Orleans, LA....................72/6,656
City Park GC, New Orleans, LA....................72/6,656
City Park GC, New Orleans, LA....................72/6,656
City Park GC, New Orleans, LA....................72/6,656
City Park GC, New Orleans, LA....................72/6,656
City Park GC, New Orleans, LA....................72/6,656
City Park GC, New Orleans, LA....................72/6,656
City Park GC, New Orleans, LA....................72/6,656
City Park GC, New Orleans, LA....................72/6,656
City Park GC, New Orleans, LA....................72/6,656
City Park GC, New Orleans, LA....................72/6,656
City Park GC, New Orleans, LA....................72/6,656
City Park GC, New Orleans, LA....................72/6,656
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened ++= World War II
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[17th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
Second Round
Mark Calcavecchia ..................135 (-9)
Nick Watney ............................136 (-8)
Lucas Glover ............................136 (-8)
Charley Hoffman ......................137 (-7)
Kyle Reifers ..............................137 (-7)
Third Round
Nick Watney ..........................204 (-12)
Ken Duke ................................206 (-10)
Scott Gutschewski....................207 (-9)
Mark Calcavecchia ..................207 (-9)
WEATHER: Thursday: Mostly sunny with an afternoon high in the upper
70s. Winds NE 6-12 mph. Friday: Sunny and beautiful with temperatures
reaching the upper 70s. Winds NE 6-12 mph. Saturday: Mostly sunny
again with an afternoon high in the upper 70’s. Winds E-SE at 8-16 mph.
Sundays: Partly cloudy skies with an afternoon high of 80 degrees.
Winds a little bit stronger out of the SE at 10-20 mph.
Brian Bateman ................T56 70-73-67-77 287 55 $13,481.00
Nathan Green ................T56 71-71-74-71 287 55 13,481.00
Fredrik Jacobson ............T56 69-73-72-73 287 55 13,481.00
Matt Kuchar ..................T56 72-69-71-75 287 55 13,481.00
Chris Smith ....................T56 72-71-73-71 287 55 13,481.00
Paul Stankowski ............T56 69-69-71-78 287 55 13,481.00
Vance Veazey ................T56 71-72-75-69 287 55 13,481.00
Ted Purdy ........................T64 69-71-72-76 288 53 12,871.00
Steve Wheatcroft ..........T64 68-70-74-76 288 53 12,871.00
John Cook ......................T66 74-69-73-73 289 50 12,261.00
Dan Forsman (S) ..............T66 71-71-74-73 289 50 12,261.00
Mark Hensby ..................T66 72-69-72-76 289 50 12,261.00
Charley Hoffman ............T66 68-69-73-79 289 50 12,261.00
Ryuji Imada ....................T66 71-72-74-72 289 50 12,261.00
Craig Kanada ..................T66 71-70-73-75 289 50 12,261.00
Kenny Perry ....................T66 70-73-72-74 289 50 12,261.00
Kirk Triplett ....................T66 72-71-74-72 289 50 12,261.00
Brian Gay ........................T74 73-69-77-71 290 47 11,529.00
Troy Matteson ................T74 73-70-72-75 290 47 11,529.00
Rocco Mediate ..............T74 71-70-73-76 290 47 11,529.00
Kevin Stadler ..................T74 71-71-72-76 290 47 11,529.00
Craig Lile ........................T78 77-65-76-73 291 46 11,163.00
Martin Rominger (S)........T78 73-68-76-74 291 11,163.00
Rich Barcelo ..................T80 72-71-76-73 292 44 10,736.00
Chris Couch ....................T80 72-71-75-74 292 44 10,736.00
Chris DiMarco ................T80 71-70-80-71 292 44 10,736.00
Joe Ogilvie ....................T80 69-73-78-72 292 44 10,736.00
Kevin Sutherland ............T80 68-73-76-75 292 44 10,736.00
Tommy Armour III ............85 70-73-71-80 294 43 10,370.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
3-35
SECTION 3 TOURNAMENT HISTORIES

TOURAMENT HISTORIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
3-36
Zurich Classic of New Orleans
NOTES
Nick Watney became the 16th player to earn his
first PGA TOUR win at the Zurich Classic of New
Orleans and the fifth in the last six years. Watney
joined K. J. Choi (2002), Steve Flesch (2003),
Tim Petrovic (2005) and Chris Couch (2006) as
the most recent first-time winners.
Nick Watney became the third-youngest champion
of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans last year,
winning three days before his 26th birthday. Lee
Westwood (1998) is the youngest tournament
winner at 23 years, 11 months and 11 days. Larry
Hinson, the 1969 champion, is the second
youngest at 25 years, 8 months and 29 days.
Nick Watney became the first Zurich Classic of
New Orleans winner to post all four rounds in the
60s (69-67-68-69) since Carlos Franco turned the
trick in 2000. Watney also became the first player
to register all four rounds in the 60s at the TPC
Louisiana course.
Rookie Kyle Reifers established a new course
record at TPC Louisiana with an 8-under-par 64 in
the opening round. Reifers broke the previous mark
of 65 set by Chris DiMarco and Arjun Atwal in
the first round in 2005.
Tournament Record:
262, Chip Beck, 1988 (Lakewood CC)
TPC Louisiana Course Record:
64, Kyle Reifers, 2007
KYLE REIFERS
Kyle Reifers set a course record in 2007
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1963 Bo Wininger..................279 Tony Lema......................282 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
Bob Rosburg
1964 Mason Rudolph ............283 Jack Nicklaus ................284 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
Chi Chi Rodriguez/Glenn Stuart
1965 Dick Mayer ..................273 Bruce Devlin ..................274 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
Bill Martindale
1966 Frank Beard ..................276 Gardner Dickinson ........278 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
1967 George Knudson ..........277 Jack Nicklaus ................278 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
1968 George Archer ..............271 Bert Yancey....................273 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
1969 Larry Hinson*................275 Frank Beard....................275 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
1970 Miller Barber* ..............278 Bob Charles....................278 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
Howie Johnson
1971 Frank Beard ..................276 Hubert Green ................277 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
1972 Gary Player ..................279 Dave Eichelberger..........280 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
Jack Nicklaus
1973 Jack Nicklaus* ............280 Miller Barber..................280 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
1974 Lee Trevino....................267 Bobby Cole ....................275 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
Ben Crenshaw
FIRST NBC NEW ORLEANS OPEN
1975 Billy Casper ..................271 Peter Oosterhuis ............273 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
1976 Larry Ziegler..................274 Victor Regalado ............275 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
1977 Jim Simons ..................273 Stan Lee ........................276 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
1978 Lon Hinkle ....................271 Gibby Gilbert..................272 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
Fuzzy Zoeller
1979 Hubert Green ................273 Frank Conner..................274 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
Bruce Lietzke/Steve Melnyk
Lee Trevino
GREATER NEW ORLEANS OPEN
1980 Tom Watson ................273 Lee Trevino ....................275 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
USF&G NEW ORLEANS OPEN
1981 Tom Watson..................270 Bruce Fleisher ................272 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
USF&G CLASSIC
1982 Scott Hoch~ ..................206 Bob Shearer ..................208 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
Tom Watson
1983 Bill Rogers ....................274 David Edwards ..............277 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
Jay Haas/Vance Heafner
1984 Bob Eastwood ..............272 Larry Rinker....................275 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
1985 Seve Ballesteros~ ........205 Peter Jacobsen ..............207 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
John Mahaffey
1986 Calvin Peete..................269 Pat McGowan ................274 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
1987 Ben Crenshaw ..............268 Curtis Strange................271 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
1988 Chip Beck......................262 Lanny Wadkins ..............269 Lakewood CC, New Orleans, LA..................72/7,080
1989 Tim Simpson ................274 Greg Norman ................276 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,106
Hal Sutton
1990 David Frost....................276 Greg Norman ................277 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,106
1991 Ian Woosnam*..............275 Jim Hallet ......................275 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,106
FREEPORT-MCMORAN CLASSIC
1992 Chip Beck......................276 Greg Norman ................277 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,106
Mike Standly
1993 Mike Standly ................281 Russ Cochran ................282 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,106
Payne Stewart
1994 Ben Crenshaw ..............273 Jose Maria Olazabal......276 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,106
1995 Davis Love III* ..............274 Mike Heinen ..................274 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,106
FREEPORT•MCDERMOTT CLASSIC
1996 Scott McCarron ............275 Tom Watson ..................280 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,116
1997 Brad Faxon....................272 Bill Glasson....................275 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,116
Jesper Parnevik
1998 Lee Westwood..............273 Steve Flesch ..................276 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,116
COMPAQ CLASSIC OF NEW ORLEANS
1999 Carlos Franco................269 Steve Flesch ..................271 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,116
Harrison Frazar
2000 Carlos Franco*..............270 Blaine McCallister ........270 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,116
2001 David Toms ..................266 Phil Mickelson ..............268 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,116
2002 K.J. Choi ......................271 Dudley Hart....................275 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,116
Geoff Ogilvy
HP CLASSIC OF NEW ORLEANS
2003 Steve Flesch* ..............267 Bob Estes ......................267 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,116
2004 Vijay Singh....................266 Phil Mickelson ..............267 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,116
Joe Ogilvie
ZURICH CLASSIC OF NEW ORLEANS
2005 Tim Petrovic* ................275 James Driscoll ..............275 TPC Louisiana, Avondale, LA ......................72/7,520
2006 Chris Couch ..................269 Fred Funk........................270 English Turn G&CC, New Orleans, LA ........72/7,078
Charles Howell III
2007 Nick Watney ................273 Ken Duke........................276 TPC Louisiana, Avondale, LA ......................72/7,341
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened ++= World War II
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VERPLANK
Winner: SCOTT VERPLANK
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $1,134,000
67-68-66-66 267 (-13)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Scott Verplank ....................1 67-68-66-66 267 4,500 $1,134,000.00
Luke Donald ........................2 67-66-67-68 268 2,700 680,400.00
Jerry Kelly ........................T3 69-70-67-64 270 1,200 302,400.00
Phil Mickelson ..................T3 69-70-66-65 270 1,200 302,400.00
Ian Poulter ........................T3 70-69-65-66 270 1,200 302,400.00
Rory Sabbatini ..................T3 70-69-67-64 270 1,200 302,400.00
Ken Duke ..........................T7 68-73-64-66 271 806 203,175.00
Fredrik Jacobson ..............T7 67-67-71-66 271 806 203,175.00
Ryuji Imada ........................9 70-68-67-67 272 725 182,700.00
Steve Marino ..................T10 69-67-70-67 273 625 157,500.00
Rod Pampling ................T10 68-70-69-66 273 625 157,500.00
Brett Wetterich ..............T10 66-68-72-67 273 625 157,500.00
Chad Campbell ..............T13 73-65-69-67 274 442 111,300.00
J.J. Henry ......................T13 72-69-67-66 274 442 111,300.00
John Merrick ..................T13 68-69-70-67 274 442 111,300.00
Vijay Singh ....................T13 69-67-69-69 274 442 111,300.00
Bob Tway ........................T13 71-67-69-67 274 442 111,300.00
Bo Van Pelt ....................T13 68-72-68-66 274 442 111,300.00
Steve Allan ....................T19 69-68-71-67 275 293 73,710.00
Michael Allen (Q) ............T19 69-69-64-73 275 293 73,710.00
Shaun Micheel ..............T19 69-71-67-68 275 293 73,710.00
Carl Pettersson ..............T19 73-68-67-67 275 293 73,710.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—142-Ryan Armour, Briny Baird, D.J. Brigman, Alex Cejka, Bob
Estes, Harrison Frazar, Mathew Goggin, Bill Haas, Charley Hoffman,
Craig Lile, Greg Owen, Jesper Parnevik, Michael Putnam, Michael
Sim, 143-Billy Andrade, Stuart Appleby, Carlos Franco, Brian Gay,
John Mallinger, Ryan Moore, Nick O'Hern, Corey Pavin, Tag Ridings,
Nick Watney, Mark Wilson, 144-Scott Abbott, David Branshaw, Tom
Byrum, K.J. Choi, John Cook, Chris Couch, Robert Damron, Todd
Hamilton, J.P. Hayes, Bob Heintz, Tim Herron, Charles Howell III,
Tripp Isenhour, Frank Lickliter II, Craig Perks, Ron Philo, Jr., Dicky
Pride, Chris Stroud, 145-Eric Axley, Brian Davis, Richard S. Johnson,
Tom Lehman, Peter Lonard, Hunter Mahan, Daisuke Maruyama,
Kenny Perry, Ted Purdy, Jim Rutledge, Jeev M. Singh, Paul
Stankowski, Dean Wilson, 146-Rich Beem, Jason Dufner, Paul
Goydos, Matt Hendrix, Jeff Sluman, Kevin Stadler, 147-Jason Bohn,
Steve Flesch, Robert Gamez, J.B. Holmes, Vince Jewell, Tom
Johnson, Hank Kuehne, Jarrod Lyle, Johnson Wagner, 149-Jeff
Quinney, 151-Paul Gow, Ryan Palmer, Kyle Reifers, 152-Perry Arthur,
Cameron Doan, 156-Craig Pullen. W—Brandt Jobe, 80-Cameron
Beckman, 76-George McNeill, Mark Hensby, 74-Wes Short, Jr.
Irving, TX April 26-29, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $6,300,000
TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas (TPC Host Course) Par/Yards: 35-35—70/7,022
Cottonwood Valley Course (CV) Par/Yards: 35-35—70/7,030
LEADERS
First Round
Sean O’Hair (CV) ........................65 (-5)
Brett Wetterich (TPC) ................66 (-4)
Anders Hansen (TPC)..................66 (-4)
Five Players ................................67 (-3)
Scott Verplank (CV) ....................67 (-3)
CUT: 73 players at 1-over-par 141 from a field of 155 professionals and
one amateur.
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John Rollins ....................T19 70-71-66-68 275 293 $73,710.00
Mike Weir ......................T19 70-68-69-68 275 293 73,710.00
Tommy Armour III (S) ......T25 72-69-67-68 276 199 50,242.50
Jonathan Byrd ................T25 69-69-68-70 276 199 50,242.50
Ben Crane ......................T25 70-68-73-65 276 199 50,242.50
Sean O'Hair ....................T25 65-69-74-68 276 199 50,242.50
Craig Bowden ................T29 70-70-70-67 277 146 36,729.00
Kris Cox (S) ......................T29 70-71-69-67 277 146 36,729.00
Nathan Green ................T29 67-70-73-67 277 146 36,729.00
Kent Jones ....................T29 69-66-71-71 277 146 36,729.00
Doug LaBelle II ..............T29 68-71-71-67 277 146 36,729.00
Stephen Leaney ..............T29 70-68-70-69 277 146 36,729.00
Troy Matteson ................T29 69-72-71-65 277 146 36,729.00
Arron Oberholser ............T29 71-69-69-68 277 146 36,729.00
Darron Stiles ..................T29 70-70-70-67 277 146 36,729.00
Kevin Sutherland ............T29 75-65-69-68 277 146 36,729.00
Robert Allenby ................T39 68-70-69-71 278 103 25,830.00
Daniel Chopra ................T39 73-66-72-67 278 103 25,830.00
Matt Kuchar ..................T39 72-68-69-69 278 103 25,830.00
Billy Mayfair ..................T39 72-67-70-69 278 103 25,830.00
John Senden ..................T39 67-69-71-71 278 103 25,830.00
Gavin Coles ....................T44 70-69-71-69 279 74 18,594.00
Steve Elkington ..............T44 70-70-70-69 279 74 18,594.00
Jason Gore ....................T44 71-66-73-69 279 74 18,594.00
Anders Hansen ..............T44 66-73-69-71 279 74 18,594.00
Dudley Hart ....................T44 71-70-70-68 279 74 18,594.00
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Robert Karlsson ..............T44 70-70-68-71 279 $18,594.00
Shigeki Maruyama ........T44 71-66-70-72 279 74 18,594.00
Brendon de Jonge ..........T51 70-69-69-72 280 60 15,025.50
Jeff Gove ........................T51 70-68-71-71 280 60 15,025.50
Anthony Kim ..................T51 70-66-77-67 280 60 15,025.50
Justin Leonard ................T51 71-70-71-68 280 60 15,025.50
Mathias Gronberg ..........T55 71-70-69-71 281 57 14,238.00
Craig Kanada ..................T55 69-70-73-69 281 57 14,238.00
Tim Petrovic ....................T55 69-72-66-74 281 57 14,238.00
Jason Schultz (S) ............T55 71-70-67-73 281 57 14,238.00
D.J. Trahan ....................T55 73-67-69-72 281 57 14,238.00
Rich Barcelo ..................T60 73-67-72-70 282 55 13,797.00
Brandt Snedeker ............T60 69-71-74-68 282 55 13,797.00
Robert Garrigus ..............T62 72-67-70-74 283 53 13,419.00
Cliff Kresge ....................T62 68-71-70-74 283 53 13,419.00
Bernhard Langer (S) ........T62 70-69-72-72 283 53 13,419.00
Joe Ogilvie ....................T62 69-72-70-72 283 53 13,419.00
Glen Day ..........................66 69-67-71-77 284 52 13,104.00
J.L. Lewis ......................T67 71-70-75-70 286 51 12,915.00
Pat Perez ........................T67 68-73-70-75 286 51 12,915.00
Colt Knost (Q) ..................T67 74-64-74-74 286 Amateur
Sergio Garcia ....................70 71-70-71-75 287 50 12,726.00
Charlie Wi ........................71 69-68-79-72 288 50 12,600.00
Marco Dawson ..............T72 70-69-77-74 290 49 12,411.00
Parker McLachlin ............T72 71-69-73-77 290 49 12,411.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
DALLAS OPEN
1944 Byron Nelson ................276
1945 Sam Snead ..................276
1946 Ben Hogan ....................284
1947-1955 No Tournament
Harold McSpaden..........286
Harold McSpaden..........280
Herman Keiser ..............286
Paul Runyan
Lakewood CC, Dallas, TX ....................................N/A
Dallas CC, Dallas, TX ..........................................N/A
Brook Hollow CC, Dallas, TX ..............................N/A
1956
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
Don January ................268
Peter Thomson*#..........267
Sam Snead ..................264
Sam Snead* ................272
Julius Boros..................274
Johnny Pott* ................275
Earl Stewart, Jr.............278
Billy Maxwell................277
No Tournament
Charles Coody ..............271
No Tournament
Roberto De Vicenzo ......276
Dow Finsterwald............269 Preston Hollow CC, Dallas, TX ............................N/A
Doug Ford
Gene Littler ....................267 Preston Hollow CC, Dallas, TX ............................N/A
Cary Middlecoff
Bob Inman......................274 Glen Lakes CC, Dallas, TX ..................................N/A
Billy Maxwell/Cary Middlecoff
Julius Boros ..................272 Oak Cliff CC, Dallas, TX ..............................71/6,836
John McMullen/Gary Player
Dow Finsterwald............275 Oak Cliff CC, Dallas, TX ..............................71/6,836
Earl Stewart, Jr./Bo Wininger
Ted Kroll ........................275 Oak Cliff CC, Dallas, TX ..............................71/6,836
Bo Wininger
Gay Brewer ....................279 Oak Cliff CC, Dallas, TX ..............................71/6,836
Arnold Palmer/Doug Sanders
Johnny Pott....................281 Oak Cliff CC, Dallas, TX ..............................71/6,836
Jerry Edwards................272 Oak Cliff CC, Dallas, TX ..............................71/6,836
Joe Campbell ................277 Oak Cliff CC, Dallas, TX ..............................71/6,836
Raymond Floyd/Harold Henning
KEY: * = Playoff (H) = Host Course #=Two events played
Second Round
Luke Donald (TPC) ....................133 (-7)
Brett Wetterich (CV) ................134 (-6)
Sean O’Hair (TPC) ....................134 (-6)
Fredrik Jacobson (TPC) ............134 (-6)
Scott Verplank (TPC) ................135 (-5)
Kent Jones (TPC) ......................135 (-5)
Third Round
Luke Donald ............................200 (-10)
Scott Verplank ..........................201 (-9)
Michael Allen ..........................202 (-8)
Ian Poulter ................................204 (-6)
WEATHER: Thursday: Cool and breezy in the morning with temperatures
in the 50s with NW winds 10-15 mph. Warmer in the afternoon
with a high of 74. Friday: Mostly sunny and light S-SW winds 5-10 mph
with a high of 80. Saturday: Mostly sunny with a high of 82. Winds N-
NE 7-12. Sunday: Warmer and mostly sunny with a high of 84. S-SE
winds 7-12 mph.
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NOTES
After sharing the tournament with the Cottonwood
Valley Course on Thursday and Friday since 1994,
the newly-renovated TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas
will be the sole tournament course beginning in
2008. D.A. Weibring’s company, D.A. Weibring/
Golf Resources Group, handled renovations of the
course with assistance from J.J. Henry and
Harrison Frazar, who served as player consultants.
At the 2007 EDS Byron Nelson Championship,
Scott Verplank earned his fifth PGA TOUR victory
in his 497th career start on the PGA TOUR at age
42 years, 9 months and 20 days. Verplank was the
fourth player over age 40 to win over the past 40
years and the first since Vijay Singh in 2003.
VIJAY SINGH
The 2007 win for Dallas resident Scott Verplank
came in his 21st appearance in the event, the most
starts by a winner claiming his first EDS Byron
Nelson Championship. Loren Roberts won in his
17th start in 1999. (Those with more starts but
without a win include: 23 starts – Mark Brooks;
22 starts – Tom Byrum, Tom Kite, Hal Sutton, D.
A. Weibring; 21 starts – Dave Stockton, Jr.,
Bobby Wadkins.) Verplank was friends with tournament
namesake Byron Nelson and was also a
standard bearer at the tournament in his youth.
Tournament Record:
262, Loren Roberts, Steve Pate, 1999
Current Course Record:
61, Billy Mayfair, 1993; Charlie Rymer, 1996; Justin Leonard,
2001 (TPC Los Colinas)
60, Arron Oberholser (Cottonwood Valley Course)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1967 Bert Yancey ..................274 Roberto De Vicenzo ......275 Oak Cliff CC, Dallas, TX ..............................71/6,836
Kermit Zarley
BYRON NELSON GOLF CLASSIC
1968 Miller Barber ................270 Kermit Zarley ................271 Preston Trail GC, Dallas, TX ........................70/6,993
1969 Bruce Devlin ................277 Frank Beard....................278 Preston Trail GC, Dallas, TX ........................70/6,993
Bruce Crampton
1970 Jack Nicklaus* ............274 Arnold Palmer ................274 Preston Trail GC Dallas, TX ..........................70/6,993
1971 Jack Nicklaus ..............274 Frank Beard....................276 Preston Trail GC, Dallas, TX ........................70/6,993
Jerry McGee
1972 Chi Chi Rodriguez* ......273 Billy Casper....................273 Preston Trail GC, Dallas, TX ........................70/6,993
1973 Lanny Wadkins* ..........277 Dan Sikes ......................277 Preston Trail GC, Dallas, TX ........................70/6,993
1974 Bud Allin ......................269 Homero Blancas ............273 Preston Trail GC, Dallas, TX ........................70/6,993
Charles Coody/Lee Trevino
Tom Watson
1975 Tom Watson..................269 Bob E. Smith ..................271 Preston Trail GC, Dallas, TX ........................70/6,993
1976 Mark Hayes ..................273 Don Bies ........................275 Preston Trail GC, Dallas, TX ........................70/6,993
1977 Raymond Floyd ............276 Ben Crenshaw................278 Preston Trail GCS, Dallas, TX ......................70/6,993
1978 Tom Watson..................272 Lee Trevino ....................273 Preston Trail GC, Dallas, TX ........................70/6,993
1979 Tom Watson*................275 Bill Rogers......................275 Preston Trail GC, Dallas, TX ........................70/6,993
1980 Tom Watson..................274 Bill Rogers......................275 Preston Trail GC, Dallas, TX ........................70/6,993
1981 Bruce Lietzke* ..............281 Tom Watson ..................281 Preston Trail GC, Dallas, TX ........................70/6,993
1982 Bob Gilder ....................266 Curtis Strange................271 Preston Trail GC, Dallas, TX ........................70/6,993
1983 Ben Crenshaw ..............273 Brad Bryant ....................274 Las Colinas Sports Club, Irving, TX..............71/6,982
Hal Sutton
1984 Craig Stadler ................276 David Edwards ..............277 Las Colinas Sports Club, Irving, TX..............71/6,982
1985 Bob Eastwood* ............272 Payne Stewart ..............272 Las Colinas Sports Club, Irving, TX..............71/6,982
1986 Andy Bean ....................269 Mark Wiebe ..................270 TPC Las Colinas, Irving, TX ..........................70/6,767
1987 Fred Couples* ..............266 Mark Calcavecchia ........266 TPC Las Colinas, Irving, TX ..........................70/6,767
GTE BYRON NELSON GOLF CLASSIC
1988 Bruce Lietzke* ............271 Clarence Rose................271 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX....70/6,767
1989 Jodie Mudd* ..............265 Larry Nelson ..................265 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX....70/6,767
1990 Payne Stewart~ ............202 Lanny Wadkins ..............204 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX....70/6,767
1991 Nick Price......................270 Craig Stadler..................271 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX....70/6,767
1992 Billy Ray Brown*~ ........199 Ben Crenshaw................199 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX....70/6,850
Raymond Floyd/Bruce Lietzke
1993 Scott Simpson ..............270 Billy Mayfair ..................271 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX....70/6,850
Corey Pavin/D.A. Weibring
1994 Neal Lancaster*~ ........132 Tom Byrum ....................132 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX (H) ..70/6,850
Mark Carnevale/David Edwards Cottonwood Valley Course, Irving, TX ........71/6,862
Yoshinori Mizumaki/David Ogrin
1995 Ernie Els........................263 Mike Heinen ..................266 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX (H) ..70/6,850
D.A. Weibring/Robin Freeman Cottonwood Valley Course, Irving, TX ........70/6,862
1996 Phil Mickelson ..............265 Craig Parry ....................267 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX (H) ..70/6,899
Cottonwood Valley Course, Irving, TX ........70/6,846
1997 Tiger Woods..................263 Lee Rinker ......................265 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX (H) ..70/6,899
Cottonwood Valley Course, Irving, TX ........70/6,846
1998 John Cook ....................265 Fred Couples ..................268 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX (H....70/6,924
Hal Sutton/Harrison Frazar Cottonwood Valley Course, Irving, TX ........70/6,846
1999 Loren Roberts* ............262 Steve Pate .................... 262 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX (H) ..70/6,924
Cottonwood Valley Course, Irving, TX ........70/6,846
2000 Jesper Parnevik* ..........269 Davis Love III..................269 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX (H....70/6,994
Phil Mickelson Cottonwood Valley Course, Irving, TX ........70/6,846
VERIZON BYRON NELSON CLASSIC
2001 Robert Damron* ..........263 Scott Verplank................263 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX (H) ..70/7,017
Cottonwood Valley Course, Irving, TX ........70/6,846
2002 Shigeki Maruyama ......266 Ben Crane ......................268 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX (H) ..70/7,017
Cottonwood Valley Course, Irving, TX ........70/6,846
EDS BYRON NELSON CHAMPIONSHIP
2003 Vijay Singh....................265 Nick Price ......................267 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX (H) ..70/7,022
Cottonwood Valley Course, Irving, TX ........70/6,846
2004 Sergio Garcia*..............270 Robert Damron ..............270 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX (H) ..70/7,016
Dudley Hart Cottonwood Valley Course, Irving, TX ........70/6,847
2005 Ted Purdy ......................265 Sean O’Hair....................266 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX (H) ..70/7,016
Cottonwood Valley Course, Irving, TX ........70/6,861
2006 Brett Wetterich ............268 Trevor Immelman ..........269 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX (H) ..70/7,052
Cottonwood Valley Course, Irving, TX ........70/6,871
2007 Scott Verplank ..............267 Luke Donald ..................268 TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, TX (H) ..70/7,022
Cottonwood Valley Course, Irving, TX ........70/7,030
KEY: * = Playoff (H) = Host Course ~ = Weather-shortened
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Winner: TIGER WOODS
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $1,134,000
70-68-68-69 275 (-13)
ORDER ORDER OF OF FINISH FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Tiger Woods ......................1 70-68-68-69 275 4,500 $1,134,000.00
Steve Stricker ....................2 72-70-66-69 277 2,700 680,400.00
Phil Mickelson ..................T3 70-71-68-70 279 1,450 365,400.00
Rory Sabbatini ..................T3 70-71-64-74 279 1,450 365,400.00
Stewart Cink ....................T5 70-71-69-70 280 950 239,400.00
Anthony Kim ....................T5 72-69-69-70 280 950 239,400.00
Ken Duke ..........................T7 70-70-68-73 281 779 196,350.00
Arron Oberholser ..............T7 69-69-69-74 281 779 196,350.00
Vijay Singh ......................T7 67-71-69-74 281 779 196,350.00
Bernhard Langer (S) ........T10 70-73-71-69 283 600 151,200.00
Billy Mayfair ..................T10 73-71-67-72 283 600 151,200.00
Brett Quigley ..................T10 70-74-69-70 283 600 151,200.00
John Senden ..................T10 72-70-69-72 283 600 151,200.00
Sergio Garcia ..................T14 71-71-70-72 284 463 116,550.00
Trevor Immelman ............T14 68-74-68-74 284 463 116,550.00
Briny Baird ......................T16 72-73-70-70 285 363 91,350.00
Robert Garrigus ..............T16 72-73-67-73 285 363 91,350.00
J.J. Henry ......................T16 72-73-69-71 285 363 91,350.00
Fredrik Jacobson ............T16 70-73-71-71 285 363 91,350.00
Jose Maria Olazabal ......T16 70-72-71-72 285 363 91,350.00
Rod Pampling ................T16 71-70-71-73 285 363 91,350.00
Carl Pettersson ..............T22 68-73-71-74 286 270 68,040.00
Joey Sindelar ................T22 69-72-70-75 286 270 68,040.00
K.J. Choi ........................T24 70-74-69-74 287 185 46,620.00
J.P. Hayes ......................T24 75-72-69-71 287 185 46,620.00
Robert Karlsson ..............T24 71-72-72-72 287 46,620.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, D=disqualified)
C—148-Luke Donald, Jason Gore, Ian Poulter, Vaughn Taylor, Kirk
Triplett, 149-Jonathan Byrd, Glen Day, Joe Durant, J.L. Lewis, Hunter
Mahan, George McNeill, Pat Perez, Brandt Snedeker, Kevin Stadler,
Johnson Wagner, 150-David Branshaw, Chad Campbell, Brendon de
Jonge, Jim Furyk, Charley Hoffman, Will MacKenzie, Troy Matteson,
Rocco Mediate, Joe Ogilvie, Kyle Reifers, D.J. Trahan, 151-Ryan
Armour, Eric Axley, John Cook, Mathias Gronberg, Tim Herron, John
Mallinger, Shaun Micheel, 152-Robert Dinwiddie, Daisuke
Maruyama, Corey Pavin, Tim Petrovic, Brett Wetterich, 153-Rich
Beem, Jason Dufner, Brad Faxon, Peter Lonard, Tom Pernice, Jr., 154-
Ryan Palmer, Scott Verplank, 155-Tommy Gainey, Bill Haas, Justin
Leonard, Steve Lowery, 156-Kent Jones, Doug LaBelle II, Craig Perks,
157-Greg Owen, 158-Bill McDonald, Paul Stankowski, 159-Steve
Isley, Kelly Mitchum, 161-John Daly, 162-Todd Hamilton, 163-Jeff
Quinney, 164-Ron Philo, Jr.. W—Dudley Hart, Paul Azinger, 79-
Jesper Parnevik, 78-Richard S. Johnson, 77-Kenny Perry, 76-Darren
Clarke, 75-Sean O'Hair, 74-David Howell, 215-Bubba Watson. D—
Frank Lickliter II, 75-Stuart Appleby.
Tournament Record:
275, Tiger Woods, 2007
Current Course Record:
64, Kirk Triplett, 2004; Bo Van Pelt, 2006;
Rory Sabbatini, 2007
Charlotte, NC May 3-6, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $6,400,000
Quail Hollow Club Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,442
LEADERS
First Round
Padraig Harrington......................66 (-6)
Jason Bohn ................................67 (-5)
Vijay Singh ..................................67 (-5)
Four Players ................................68 (-4)
Tiger Woods ............................70 (T15)
CUT: 85 players at 3-over-par 147 from a field of 156 professionals.
WEATHER: Thursday: Partly cloudy with a high of 80 degrees. Winds
E-NE 8-16 mph. Friday: Cloudy with showers in the morning. High of 65.
Winds NE 6-12 mph. Saturday: Two-hour delay in starting times due to
a dangerous situation (lightning) from 7:44-9:44 a.m. Cloudy with showers
most of the day with temperatures in the low 60s. Sunday: Mostly
sunny with temperatures reaching 68. N-NE winds 15-25 mph with
gusts up to 30.
Watch the 2008 Wachovia Championship May 1-4 on GOLF CHANNEL/CBS
Geoff Ogilvy ....................T24 72-73-69-73 287 185 $46,620.00
Ted Purdy ........................T24 70-69-74-74 287 185 46,620.00
Adam Scott ....................T24 73-69-73-72 287 185 46,620.00
Heath Slocum ................T24 68-77-71-71 287 185 46,620.00
Kevin Sutherland ............T24 75-69-71-72 287 185 46,620.00
Nick Watney ..................T24 72-71-74-70 287 185 46,620.00
Mike Weir ......................T24 73-71-70-73 287 185 46,620.00
Robert Allenby ................T34 70-76-69-73 288 118 29,820.00
Ernie Els ..........................T34 71-74-73-70 288 118 29,820.00
Lucas Glover ..................T34 75-72-68-73 288 118 29,820.00
Mathew Goggin ............T34 70-73-72-73 288 118 29,820.00
Nathan Green ................T34 70-76-71-71 288 118 29,820.00
J.B. Holmes ....................T34 69-74-71-74 288 118 29,820.00
Steve Marino ..................T34 74-71-70-73 288 118 29,820.00
Parker McLachlin ............T34 71-75-69-73 288 118 29,820.00
Nick O'Hern ....................T34 75-69-69-75 288 118 29,820.00
Woody Austin ................T43 71-74-72-72 289 75 18,774.00
Aaron Baddeley ..............T43 71-75-71-72 289 75 18,774.00
Ben Curtis ......................T43 70-75-74-70 289 75 18,774.00
Retief Goosen ................T43 72-74-72-71 289 75 18,774.00
Padraig Harrington ........T43 66-75-79-69 289 75 18,774.00
Jerry Kelly ......................T43 69-73-70-77 289 75 18,774.00
Davis Love III ..................T43 74-72-67-76 289 75 18,774.00
Camilo Villegas ..............T43 69-76-72-72 289 75 18,774.00
Boo Weekley ..................T43 72-75-69-73 289 75 18,774.00
Jason Bohn ....................T52 67-72-73-78 290 59 14,773.50
Charles Howell III ..........T52 78-69-74-69 290 59 14,773.50
Ryuji Imada ....................T52 70-73-75-72 290 59 14,773.50
Jeff Maggert ..................T52 68-74-77-71 290 59 14,773.50
Cameron Beckman ........T56 75-72-72-72 291 56 14,112.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
[19th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
Second Round
Tiger Woods..............................138 (-6)
Vijay Singh ................................138 (-6)
Arron Oberholser ......................138 (-6)
Jason Bohn ..............................140 (-4)
Ted Purdy ..................................140 (-4)
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
WACHOVIA CHAMPIONSHIP
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
David Toms ..................278
Joey Sindelar*..............277
Vijay Singh*..................276
Jim Furyk* ....................276
Tiger Woods..................275
Vijay Singh ....................280
Robert Gamez
Brent Geiberger
Arron Oberholser ..........277
Jim Furyk........................276
Sergio Garcia
Trevor Immelman ..........276
Steve Stricker ................277
Quail Hollow Club, Charlotte, NC ................72/7,396
Quail Hollow Club, Charlotte, NC ................72/7,442
Quail Hollow Club, Charlotte, NC ................72/7,442
Quail Hollow Club, Charlotte, NC ................72/7,442
Quail Hollow Club, Charlotte, NC ................72/7,442
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Third Round
Rory Sabbatini ........................205 (-11)
Tiger Woods............................206 (-10)
Vijay Singh ................................207 (-9)
Aaron Oberholser......................207 (-9)
Steve Stricker ..........................208 (-8)
Ken Duke ..................................208 (-8)
Michael Putnam (Q) ........T56 72-70-76-73 291 56 $14,112.00
John Rollins ....................T56 70-76-73-72 291 56 14,112.00
Charlie Wi ......................T56 74-68-75-74 291 56 14,112.00
Dean Wilson ..................T56 72-75-72-72 291 56 14,112.00
Stephen Ames ................T61 69-73-74-76 292 53 13,419.00
Jeff Gove ........................T61 74-69-72-77 292 53 13,419.00
Bo Van Pelt ....................T61 77-70-75-70 292 53 13,419.00
Charles Warren ..............T61 70-73-76-73 292 53 13,419.00
Lee Westwood (S) ..........T61 72-74-74-72 292 53 13,419.00
Mark Wilson ..................T61 76-70-71-75 292 53 13,419.00
Steve Flesch ..................T67 70-74-71-78 293 51 12,915.00
Jeff Sluman ....................T67 71-76-73-73 293 51 12,915.00
Billy Andrade ..................T69 73-74-72-75 294 49 12,411.00
Brian Davis ....................T69 72-75-72-75 294 49 12,411.00
Todd Demsey (Q) ............T69 72-75-72-75 294 12,411.00
Chris DiMarco ................T69 74-71-73-76 294 49 12,411.00
Robert Gamez ................T69 75-71-73-75 294 49 12,411.00
Henrik Stenson ..............T69 72-74-72-76 294 49 12,411.00
Ryan Moore ....................T75 74-72-74-75 295 47 11,907.00
Bob Tway ........................T75 72-75-71-77 295 47 11,907.00
Gavin Coles ....................T77 76-71-72-77 296 46 11,655.00
Cliff Kresge ....................T77 75-72-77-72 296 46 11,655.00
Tripp Isenhour (S) ............T79 75-72-77-73 297 45 11,340.00
Craig Kanada ..................T79 73-73-77-74 297 45 11,340.00
Stephen Leaney ..............T79 75-70-75-77 297 45 11,340.00
David Berganio, Jr. ........T82 69-76-71-83 299 44 11,025.00
Shigeki Maruyama ........T82 73-74-78-74 299 44 11,025.00
Zach Johnson ..................84 71-75-75-80 301 43 10,836.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
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TOURAMENT HISTORIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
2007 THE PLAYERS
Championship
MICKELSON
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—150-Bart Bryant, Brian Gay, Jeff Gove, J.J. Henry, Fredrik
Jacobson, Kent Jones, Stephen Leaney, Justin Leonard, Hunter
Mahan, Shigeki Maruyama, Shaun Micheel, Colin Montgomerie,
Brett Quigley, D.J. Trahan, Mark Wilson, 151-Woody Austin, Eric
Axley, Shane Bertsch, Brian Davis, Bob Estes, Steve Flesch, Jeff
Maggert, Nick O'Hern, Craig Perks, Vaughn Taylor, Dean Wilson,
152-Robert Allenby, Briny Baird, Chris Couch, Trevor Immelman,
Richard S. Johnson, Doug LaBelle II, Billy Mayfair, Joe Ogilvie, Bo
Van Pelt, Bobby Wadkins, Charles Warren, Bubba Watson, 153-
David Branshaw, Fred Funk, Will MacKenzie, Troy Matteson, Jesper
Parnevik, Camilo Villegas, 154-Billy Andrade, Michael Campbell,
Paul Casey, Ben Curtis, Niclas Fasth, 155-Jason Bohn, Greg Owen,
Pat Perez, Jeff Sluman, Nick Watney, 156-Stephen Ames, Olin
Browne, Mark Calcavecchia, Lucas Glover, 157-Chad Campbell, Paul
Goydos, 159-Steve Marino, 160-Robert Garrigus, 161-Anthony Kim.
W—David Howell, Darren Clarke, 85-Daisuke Maruyama.
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Winner: PHIL MICKELSON
FedExCup Points: 4,950 $1,620,000
67-72-69-69 277 (-11)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Phil Mickelson ....................1 67-72-69-69 277 4,950 $1,620,000.00
Sergio Garcia ......................2 73-73-67-66 279 2,970 972,000.00
Stewart Cink ....................T3 74-69-71-66 280 1,595 522,000.00
Jose Maria Olazabal ........T3 78-66-69-67 280 1,595 522,000.00
Jose Coceres ......................5 73-70-68-70 281 1,100 360,000.00
J.P. Hayes ........................T6 71-73-68-70 282 861 281,700.00
Robert Karlsson ................T6 77-68-71-66 282 281,700.00
Peter Lonard ....................T6 69-72-68-73 282 861 281,700.00
Jeff Quinney ....................T6 71-74-64-73 282 861 281,700.00
Adam Scott ......................T6 74-71-70-67 282 861 281,700.00
Sean O'Hair ......................11 72-69-66-76 283 688 225,000.00
Chris DiMarco ................T12 68-74-69-73 284 557 182,250.00
Steve Elkington ..............T12 73-71-70-70 284 557 182,250.00
Mathew Goggin ............T12 72-71-71-70 284 557 182,250.00
Brandt Snedeker ............T12 72-74-68-70 284 557 182,250.00
Jonathan Byrd ................T16 74-71-71-69 285 386 126,257.15
J.B. Holmes ....................T16 76-72-69-68 285 386 126,257.15
Stuart Appleby ..............T16 74-71-71-69 285 386 126,257.14
Luke Donald ....................T16 74-72-65-74 285 386 126,257.14
Nathan Green ................T16 71-69-74-71 285 386 126,257.14
Zach Johnson ................T16 73-73-70-69 285 386 126,257.14
Ted Purdy ........................T16 74-73-67-71 285 386 126,257.14
K.J. Choi ........................T23 71-74-70-71 286 245 80,100.00
Jason Gore ....................T23 70-74-72-70 286 245 80,100.00
SERGIO GARCIA
[20th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL May 10-13, 2007 FedExCup Points: 27,500 Purse: $9,000,000
THE PLAYERS Stadium Course, TPC Sawgrass Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,215
LEADERS
First Round
Phil Mickelson ............................67 (-5)
Rory Sabbatini ............................67 (-5)
Chris DiMarco ............................68 (-4)
Peter Lonard................................69 (-3)
CUT: 79 players at 5-over-par 149 from a field of 145 professionals.
WEATHER: Thursday: Mostly cloudy with a high of 76 degrees. Winds
N/NW 10-20 with gusts up to 40 mph. Friday: Mostly sunny and warmer
with a high of 82. NE winds 15-20 mph. Saturday: Partly cloudy, warm
and humid with a high of 82. Winds E/NW 5-10 mph. Sunday: Mostly
cloudy with a high of 82 degrees. Winds NNE 7-12 mph.
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Tom Lehman ..................T23 70-73-73-70 286 245 $80,100.00
Henrik Stenson ..............T23 72-76-66-72 286 245 80,100.00
Kirk Triplett ....................T23 75-68-73-70 286 245 80,100.00
Joe Durant ......................T28 76-71-69-71 287 171 56,100.00
Jim Furyk ........................T28 71-72-74-70 287 171 56,100.00
Retief Goosen ................T28 71-74-71-71 287 171 56,100.00
Jerry Kelly ......................T28 73-73-69-72 287 171 56,100.00
Cliff Kresge ....................T28 72-72-69-74 287 171 56,100.00
Steve Lowery ..................T28 78-66-71-72 287 171 56,100.00
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..............T28 74-68-72-73 287 171 56,100.00
Carl Pettersson ..............T28 70-71-70-76 287 171 56,100.00
Ian Poulter ......................T28 75-71-72-69 287 171 56,100.00
Aaron Baddeley ..............T37 72-72-67-77 288 118 38,700.00
Ken Duke ........................T37 76-72-70-70 288 118 38,700.00
Ernie Els ..........................T37 73-73-72-70 288 118 38,700.00
Frank Lickliter II ..............T37 77-72-69-70 288 118 38,700.00
Geoff Ogilvy ....................T37 74-71-67-76 288 118 38,700.00
Mike Weir ......................T37 75-72-72-69 288 118 38,700.00
Tiger Woods ..................T37 75-73-73-67 288 118 38,700.00
Daniel Chopra ................T44 74-71-76-68 289 79 26,010.00
Rocco Mediate ..............T44 72-71-77-69 289 79 26,010.00
Rod Pampling ................T44 70-71-80-68 289 79 26,010.00
Rory Sabbatini ................T44 67-79-71-72 289 79 26,010.00
Vijay Singh ....................T44 74-71-70-74 289 79 26,010.00
Heath Slocum ................T44 78-71-69-71 289 79 26,010.00
Scott Verplank ................T44 72-77-68-72 289 79 26,010.00
Boo Weekley ..................T44 74-73-71-71 289 79 26,010.00
Harrison Frazar ..............T52 74-71-73-72 290 64 20,880.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Second Round
Phil Mickelson ..........................139 (-5)
Nathan Green ..........................140 (-4)
Peter Lonard..............................141 (-3)
Sean O’Hair ..............................141 (-3)
Rod Pampling............................141 (-3)
Carl Pettersson ........................141 (-3)
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
TOURNAMENT PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP
1974 Jack Nicklaus ..............272 J.C. Snead......................274 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/6,883
1975 Al Geiberger ................270 Dave Stockton................273 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,160
1976 Jack Nicklaus ..............269 J.C. Snead......................272 Inverrary G&CC, Lauderhill, FL ....................72/7,127
1977 Mark Hayes ..................289 Mike McCullough ..........291 Sawgrass CC, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL..........72/7,174
1978 Jack Nicklaus ..............289 Lou Graham....................290 Sawgrass CC, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL..........72/7,174
1979 Lanny Wadkins ............283 Tom Watson ..................288 Sawgrass CC, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL..........72/7,174
1980 Lee Trevino....................278 Ben Crenshaw................279 Sawgrass CC, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL..........72/7,174
1981 Raymond Floyd* ..........285 Barry Jaeckel ................285 Sawgrass CC, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL..........72/7,174
Curtis Strange
1982 Jerry Pate ....................280 Brad Bryant ....................282 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,857
Scott Simpson
1983 Hal Sutton ....................283 Bob Eastwood................284 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,857
1984 Fred Couples ................277 Lee Trevino ....................278 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,857
1985 Calvin Peete..................274 D.A. Weibring ................277 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,857
1986 John Mahaffey ............275 Larry Mize ......................276 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,857
1987 Sandy Lyle* ..................274 Jeff Sluman ..................274 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,857
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1988 Mark McCumber ..........273 Mike Reid ......................277 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,857
1989 Tom Kite ......................279 Chip Beck ......................280 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,857
1990 Jodie Mudd ..................278 Mark Calcavecchia ........279 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,857
1991 Steve Elkington ............276 Fuzzy Zoeller ..................277 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,857
1992 Davis Love III ................273 Ian Baker-Finch ..............277 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,857
Phil Blackmar
Nick Faldo
Tom Watson
1993 Nick Price......................270 Bernhard Langer ............275 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,857
KEY: * = Playoff
PGA TOUR 2008 Guide
Third Round
Sean O’Hair ..............................207 (-9)
Phil Mickelson ..........................208 (-8)
Peter Lonard..............................209 (-7)
Jeff Quinney ............................209 (-7)
Padraig Harrington ........T52 76-70-74-70 290 64 $20,880.00
Tim Herron ......................T52 77-71-73-69 290 64 20,880.00
John Senden ..................T52 73-74-71-72 290 64 20,880.00
Steve Stricker ................T52 72-75-70-73 290 64 20,880.00
Brett Wetterich ..............T52 74-75-71-70 290 64 20,880.00
Rich Beem ......................T58 71-73-74-73 291 60 19,710.00
Bernhard Langer ............T58 72-77-73-69 291 60 19,710.00
Kenny Perry ....................T58 73-75-73-70 291 60 19,710.00
John Rollins ....................T58 76-71-68-76 291 60 19,710.00
Charl Schwartzel ............T58 74-75-69-73 291 19,710.00
Kevin Sutherland ............T58 73-71-74-73 291 60 19,710.00
Paul Azinger ..................T64 78-71-70-73 292 57 18,810.00
John Mallinger ..............T64 73-74-72-73 292 57 18,810.00
Arron Oberholser ............T64 73-73-79-67 292 57 18,810.00
David Toms ....................T64 77-72-73-70 292 57 18,810.00
Tim Clark ........................T68 73-72-67-81 293 55 18,090.00
Ryuji Imada ....................T68 77-71-75-70 293 55 18,090.00
Ryan Moore ....................T68 78-69-75-71 293 55 18,090.00
Joey Sindelar ................T68 74-75-72-72 293 55 18,090.00
Mathias Gronberg ..........T72 75-73-74-72 294 53 17,460.00
Bill Haas ........................T72 76-73-73-72 294 53 17,460.00
Corey Pavin ....................T72 75-72-71-76 294 53 17,460.00
Todd Hamilton ................T75 75-73-76-71 295 51 16,830.00
Charley Hoffman ............T75 75-69-76-75 295 51 16,830.00
Davis Love III ..................T75 77-71-73-74 295 51 16,830.00
Ryan Palmer ..................T75 77-72-71-75 295 51 16,830.00
Charles Howell III ............79 73-74-75-76 298 50 16,380.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
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NOTES
Phil Mickelson, the 2007 champion, is No. 1 on
the all-time PLAYERS Championship money list
with $2,497,526.
In the final round in 2007, Phil Mickelson hit all
but four fairways, 16 of 18 Greens in Regulation and
fired a 3-under-par 69. The 36-year-old lefthander
overtook third-round leader Sean O’Hair early on
the back nine and was able to enjoy the walk home
when O’Hair found water on the 17th hole.
SEAN O’HAIR
The PGA TOUR statistic for Greens in Regulation
has long been an accurate measurement for players
who play well at THE PLAYERS Championship.
Nine of the past 24 winners have finished either
first or T1 for the week in Greens in Regulation,
including three of the last four (2006, Stephen
Ames – T1; 2005, Fred Funk – 1st; 2004, Adam
Scott – 1st). Phil Mickelson finished T24 in GIR
in 2007 by hitting 64.79 percent of his greens.
Mickelson also finished T65 in Driving Accuracy
(53.6 percent) and 23rd in Putting Average (1.717).
Phil Mickelson’s 2007 PLAYERS win in his 14th
start was one short of the record for most starts
before the first PLAYERS win, shared with Tom
Kite (1989) and Fred Funk (2005).
Tournament Record:
264, Greg Norman, 1994
Current Course Record:
63, Fred Couples, 1992, Greg Norman, 1994
TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT HISTORY HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1994 Greg Norman ................264 Fuzzy Zoeller ..................268 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,857
1995 Lee Janzen....................283 Bernhard Langer ............284 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,857
1996 Fred Couples ................270 Colin Montgomerie........274 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,896
Tommy Tolles
1997 Steve Elkington ............272 Scott Hoch ....................279 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,896
1998 Justin Leonard..............278 Glen Day ........................280 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/6,950
Tom Lehman
1999 David Duval ..................285 Scott Gump ....................287 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/7,093
2000 Hal Sutton ....................278 Tiger Woods ..................279 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/7,093
2001 Tiger Woods..................274 Vijay Singh ....................275 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/7,093
2002 Craig Perks....................280 Stephen Ames ..............282 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/7,093
2003 Davis Love III ................271 Jay Haas ........................277 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/7,093
Padraig Harrington
2004 Adam Scott ..................276 Padraig Harrington ........277 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/7,093
2005 Fred Funk ......................279 Tom Lehman ..................280 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/7,093
Luke Donald
Scott Verplank
2006 Stephen Ames ..............274 Retief Goosen ................280 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/7,098
2007 Phil Mickelson ..............277 Sergio Garcia ................279 TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ........72/7,215
KEY: * = Playoff
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE 2008 PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP
Eligible players are:
• Winners of PGA TOUR cosponsored or approved tournaments, whose victories are considered official, since the previous year’s PLAYERS
Championship.
•. The top 125 finishers on the 2007 Official PGA TOUR Money List.
• Winners of THE PLAYERS Championship, Masters Tournament, U.S. Open, British Open and PGA Championship from 2003-2007.
• Winners of THE TOUR Championship in the last three years (2005-2007).
• Winners of the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship and World Golf Championships-CA Championship in the last
three years (2006-2008).
• Winner of the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational in the last three years (2005-2007).
• Any player(s), not otherwise eligible, among the top 50 leaders from the Official World Golf Ranking through the Wachovia Championship.
Any player(s), not otherwise eligible, among the top 10 leaders from the 2008 FedExCup Points List through the Wachovia Championship.
• The winner of the 2007 Constellation Energy Senior Players Championship. (Such exemption will be an addition to the field.) – Loren Roberts.
• The leading money winner from the 2007 Official Nationwide Tour Money List – Richard Johnson.
• If necessary to complete a field of 144 players, PGA TOUR members from the 2008 FedExCup Points List below 10th position through the
Wachovia Championship, in order of their positions on such list.
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2007 AT&T Classic
JOHNSON
Winner: ZACH JOHNSON*
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $972,000
71-66-69-67 273 (-15)
ORDER OF FINISH
*Def. Ryuji Imada with a birdie-4 on first playoff hole.
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Zach Johnson ....................1 71-66-69-67 273 4,500 $972,000.00
Ryuji Imada ........................2 67-67-69-70 273 2,700 583,200.00
Matt Kuchar ....................T3 70-72-64-70 276 1,300 280,800.00
Troy Matteson ..................T3 70-64-69-73 276 1,300 280,800.00
Camilo Villegas ................T3 70-67-68-71 276 1,300 280,800.00
Bob Estes ..........................T6 71-69-67-70 277 838 180,900.00
Steve Marino ....................T6 67-71-69-70 277 838 180,900.00
Chris Tidland ....................T6 71-67-71-68 277 838 180,900.00
Briny Baird ........................T9 69-71-70-68 278 625 135,000.00
Olin Browne ......................T9 69-69-74-66 278 625 135,000.00
Jonathan Byrd ..................T9 69-72-68-69 278 625 135,000.00
Robert Gamez ..................T9 70-69-71-68 278 625 135,000.00
Henrik Stenson ................T9 70-69-71-68 278 625 135,000.00
Gavin Coles ....................T14 74-68-69-68 279 463 99,900.00
Joe Ogilvie ....................T14 68-70-69-72 279 463 99,900.00
Billy Andrade ..................T16 70-68-72-70 280 375 81,000.00
Steve Elkington ..............T16 70-70-67-73 280 375 81,000.00
Lee Janzen ....................T16 69-70-67-74 280 375 81,000.00
Parker McLachlin ............T16 70-72-72-66 280 375 81,000.00
Kevin Sutherland ............T16 65-71-71-73 280 375 81,000.00
Tommy Armour III ..........T21 67-71-70-73 281 280 60,480.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—144-Cameron Beckman, Bart Bryant, Daniel Chopra, Tim Clark,
Kris Cox, Jason Gore, Jeff Gove, Dennis Paulson, Brett Quigley, Heath
Slocum, B.J. Staten, 145-Rich Barcelo, Brian Bateman, Justin Bolli,
Jeff Brehaut, Alex Cejka, Brendon de Jonge, Jason Dufner, Gabriel
Hjertstedt, Kenny Perry, Phil Tataurangi, 146-Chris DiMarco, Scott
Dunlap, Tripp Isenhour, Peter Lonard, Jason Schultz, Bob Tway,
Johnson Wagner, 147-Steve Flesch, Paul Gow, Gary Hallberg, Charley
Hoffman, Charles Howell III, Fredrik Jacobson, Chris Riley, Joey
Sindelar, Kevin Stadler, Charlie Wi, 148-Steven Bowditch, Mark
Brooks, Harrison Frazar, Craig Lile, Shigeki Maruyama, Len Mattiace,
Greg Owen, Ryan Palmer, Kyle Reifers, Michael Sim, Boo Weekley,
149-Arjun Atwal, Niclas Fasth, Mathew Goggin, Scott Gump, Matt
Hendrix, John Huston, Jim Rutledge, Chris Stroud, Vance Veazey, 150-
David Branshaw, Angel Cabrera, Chip Deason, Bubba Dickerson,
Sonny Skinner, 151-Chris Couch, Carlos Franco, 152-Steve Allan, Andy
Choi, Raymond Floyd, Robert Floyd, Brent Geiberger, Hank Kuehne,
Will MacKenzie, Steve Wheatcroft, 153-Scott Gutschewski, Bryce
Molder, Larry Nelson, 154-Tom Byrum, J.L. Lewis, George McNeill,
155-Jarrod Lyle, 156-Michael Boyd, 157-Edward Loar. W—77-John
Daly, 76-Rich Beem, 72-Vaughn Taylor, 141-Robert Damron.
Duluth, GA May 17-20, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $5,400,000
TPC Sugarloaf Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,343
LEADERS
[21st of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
First Round
Kevin Sutherland ........................65 (-7)
Tommy Armour III........................67 (-5)
Craig Kanada ..............................67 (-5)
Bob May......................................67 (-5)
Steve Marino ..............................67 (-5)
Ryuji Imada ................................67 (-5)
Zach Johnson ..........................71 (T49)
CUT: 72 players at 1-under par 143 from a field of 157 professionals.
NOTEWORTHY: Zach Johnson became the third player to win the
Masters Tournament and the AT&T Classic in the same year - Phil
Mickelson 2006, Tom Watson 1981.
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Brian Davis ....................T21 69-74-68-70 281 280 $60,480.00
Craig Kanada ..................T21 67-70-73-71 281 280 60,480.00
Stewart Cink ..................T24 70-73-71-68 282 203 43,740.00
Mathias Gronberg ..........T24 72-70-72-68 282 203 43,740.00
Neal Lancaster ..............T24 72-71-70-69 282 203 43,740.00
John Merrick ..................T24 70-73-73-66 282 203 43,740.00
Rory Sabbatini ................T24 69-70-70-73 282 203 43,740.00
Darron Stiles ..................T24 71-67-73-71 282 203 43,740.00
D.J. Brigman ..................T30 68-67-73-75 283 142 30,720.00
John Cook ......................T30 71-70-70-72 283 142 30,720.00
Bill Haas ........................T30 69-72-72-70 283 142 30,720.00
J.P. Hayes ......................T30 72-70-72-69 283 142 30,720.00
Bob Heintz ......................T30 73-67-74-69 283 142 30,720.00
Franklin Langham (S) ......T30 71-70-68-74 283 30,720.00
Tag Ridings ....................T30 69-71-70-73 283 142 30,720.00
David Toms ....................T30 71-68-74-70 283 142 30,720.00
Charles Warren ..............T30 73-67-70-73 283 142 30,720.00
Jason Bohn ....................T39 69-72-69-74 284 105 22,680.00
Kevin Na ........................T39 70-73-70-71 284 105 22,680.00
Tim Petrovic ....................T39 73-68-71-72 284 105 22,680.00
Garrett Willis (S) ............T39 71-71-72-70 284 105 22,680.00
Richard S. Johnson ........T43 71-72-73-69 285 83 17,820.00
Kent Jones ....................T43 70-73-71-71 285 83 17,820.00
Daisuke Maruyama ........T43 71-71-74-69 285 83 17,820.00
Dicky Pride ......................T43 68-73-74-70 285 83 17,820.00
D.J. Trahan ....................T43 70-71-70-74 285 83 17,820.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Second Round
Troy Matteson ........................134 (-10)
Ryuji Imada ............................134 (-10)
D.J. Brigman ............................135 (-9)
Kevin Sutherland ......................136 (-8)
Zach Johnson............................137 (-7)
Craig Kanda ..............................137 (-7)
Camilo Villegas ........................137 (-7)
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
ATLANTA CLASSIC
1967 Bob Charles ..................282 Tommy Bolt ....................284 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
Richard Crawford
Gardner Dickinson
1968 Bob Lunn ......................280 Lee Trevino ....................283 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
1969 Bert Yancey* ................277 Bruce Devlin ..................277 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
1970 Tommy Aaron................275 Dan Sikes ......................276 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
1971 Gardner Dickinson* ......275 Jack Nicklaus ................275 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
1972 Bob Lunn ......................275 Gary Player ....................277 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
1973 Jack Nicklaus ..............272 Tom Weiskopf ................274 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
1974 No Tournament+
1975 Hale Irwin ....................271 Tom Watson ..................275 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
1976 No Tournament++
1977 Hale Irwin ....................273 Steve Veriato ................274 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
1978 Jerry Heard ..................269 Lou Graham....................271 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
Bob Murphy
Tom Watson
1979 Andy Bean ....................265 Joe Inman ......................273 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
1980 Larry Nelson ................270 Andy Bean......................277 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
Don Pooley
1981 Tom Watson*................277 Tommy Valentine ..........277 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
GEORGIA-PACIFIC ATLANTA GOLF CLASSIC
1982 Keith Fergus*................273 Raymond Floyd ..............273 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
1983 Calvin Peete~................206 Chip Beck ......................208 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
Jim Colbert
Don Pooley
1984 Tom Kite........................269 Don Pooley ....................274 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
1985 Wayne Levi* ................273 Steve Pate......................273 Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened + = Served as site for Tournament Players Championship ++ = Served as site for U.S. Open
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Third Round
Ryuji Imada ............................203 (-13)
Troy Matteson ........................203 (-13)
Camilo Villegas ......................205 (-11)
Zach Johnson..........................206 (-10)
Matt Kuchar............................206 (-10)
Lee Janzen..............................206 (-10)
WEATHER: Thursday: Cool and breezy in the morning with a low of 53
degrees. Warm and windy in the afternoon with a high of 77. Winds 10-
20 mph with gusts of 30 mph. Friday: Sunny and cool in the morning with
a low of 49 degrees. Warmer in the afternoon with temperatures in the
mid 70s. Winds 12-18 mph out of the N-NW. Saturday: Sunny skies with
a high of 76 degrees with winds 5-10mph. Sunday: Sunny skies with a
morning low of 47 degrees. Warmer in the afternoon with a high of 81
degrees, winds at 5-10 mph.
Michael Allen ................T48 74-67-74-71 286 62 $13,297.50
Paul Azinger ..................T48 71-70-76-69 286 62 13,297.50
Glen Day ........................T48 72-71-70-73 286 62 13,297.50
Bob May ........................T48 67-73-70-76 286 62 13,297.50
Shaun Micheel ..............T48 72-70-71-73 286 62 13,297.50
Jerry Smith ....................T48 71-72-68-75 286 62 13,297.50
Paul Stankowski ............T48 70-72-76-68 286 62 13,297.50
Jaco Van Zyl ..................T48 72-69-70-75 286 62 13,297.50
Dan Forsman ..................T56 72-69-77-69 287 56 12,096.00
Brian Gay ........................T56 70-72-73-72 287 56 12,096.00
J.J. Henry ......................T56 74-69-73-71 287 56 12,096.00
Tom Johnson ..................T56 73-70-74-70 287 56 12,096.00
Michael Putnam ............T56 75-66-74-72 287 56 12,096.00
Steve Jones ......................61 71-70-70-77 288 55 11,772.00
Marco Dawson ..............T62 72-70-76-71 289 54 11,556.00
Mark Hensby ..................T62 71-70-74-74 289 54 11,556.00
Steve Lowery ..................T62 71-72-76-70 289 54 11,556.00
Ryan Armour ..................T65 70-73-77-72 292 52 11,232.00
Grant Waite ....................T65 69-74-77-72 292 52 11,232.00
Duffy Waldorf ................T65 72-71-75-74 292 52 11,232.00
Craig Bowden ................T68 71-72-78-73 294 51 10,908.00
Bob Burns ......................T68 75-68-78-73 294 51 10,908.00
Hunter Mahan ................T68 74-69-78-73 294 51 10,908.00
Eric Axley ..........................71 72-69-75-79 295 50 10,692.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
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NOTES
Zach Johnson has three career wins on the PGA
TOUR and all have come in the state of Georgia.
Johnson won the 2004 AT&T Classic and added a
pair of wins last year – the Masters Tournament in
Augusta and the AT&T Classic. In addition, he finished
tied for second at THE TOUR Championship
presented by Coca-Cola in Atlanta, where he shot
a course-record 60 in the third round.
Zach Johnson became the third player to win the
Masters and the AT&T Classic in the same year.
Tom Watson did it first in 1981 and Phil
Mickelson in 2006.
Last year’s playoff was the 11th in tournament history
but only the third since the event moved to
TPC Sugarloaf in 1997.
Stewart Cink recorded the first double eagle at
TPC Sugarloaf since the tournament arrived in
1997. Cink holed a hybrid from 241 yards for his
double eagle-2 at the 566-yard, sixth hole during
the final round.
Ryuji Imada’s runner-up finish in 2007 was his
career best, bettering a fifth-place showing at the
2005 Booz-Allen Classic.
RYUJI IMADA
Tournament Record:
260, Phil Mickelson, 2006
Current Course Record:
63, Tiger Woods, 1998; Duffy Waldorf, 1999; Ben Crane,
2003; Phil Mickelson, 2006
Tournament Course Record:
61, Andy Bean, 1979 (Atlanta CC)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1986
1987
1988
Bob Tway ......................269
Dave Barr......................265
Larry Nelson ................268
Hal Sutton......................271
Larry Mize ......................269
Chip Beck ......................269
Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
BELLSOUTH ATLANTA GOLF CLASSIC
1989
1990
1991
Scott Simpson ............278
Wayne Levi ..................275
Corey Pavin* ................272
Bob Tway ......................278
Keith Clearwater............276
Larry Mize
Nick Price
Steve Pate......................272
Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
BELLSOUTH CLASSIC
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Tom Kite........................272
Nolan Henke ................271
John Daly......................274
Mark Calcavecchia ......271
Paul Stankowski* ........280
Scott McCarron ............274
Tiger Woods..................271
David Duval ..................270
Phil Mickelson*~ ..........205
Scott McCarron ............280
Retief Goosen ..............272
Ben Crane ....................272
Zach Johnson ..............275
Phil Mickelson*~ ..........208
Phil Mickelson ..............260
Jay Don Blake................275
Mark Calcavecchia ........273
Nick Price
Tom Sieckmann
Nolan Henke ..................275
Brian Henninger
Jim Gallagher, Jr. ..........273
Brandel Chamblee ........280
David Duval....................277
Brian Henninger
Lee Janzen
Jay Don Blake................272
Stewart Cink ..................272
Gary Nicklaus ................205
Mike Weir......................283
Jesper Parnevik ............276
Bob Tway ......................276
Mark Hensby..................276
Arjun Atwal....................208
Rich Beem
Brandt Jobe
Jose Maria Olazabal
Zach Johnson ................273
Jose Maria Olazabal
Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,007
Atlanta CC, Marietta, GA ............................72/7,018
TPC Sugarloaf, Duluth, GA ..........................72/7,259
TPC Sugarloaf, Duluth, GA ..........................72/7,259
TPC Sugarloaf, Duluth, GA ..........................72/7,259
TPC Sugarloaf, Duluth, GA ..........................72/7,259
TPC Sugarloaf, Duluth, GA ..........................72/7,259
TPC Sugarloaf, Duluth, GA ..........................72/7,259
TPC Sugarloaf, Duluth, GA ..........................72/7,293
TPC Sugarloaf, Duluth, GA ..........................72/7,293
TPC Sugarloaf, Duluth, GA ..........................72/7,293
TPC Sugarloaf, Duluth, GA ..........................72/7,343
AT&T CLASSIC
2007 Zach Johnson* ............273 Ryuji Imada ....................273 TPC Sugarloaf, Duluth, GA ..........................72/7,343
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened + = Served as site for Tournament Players Championship ++ = Served as site for U.S. Open
Zach Johnson on the 18th hole during the final round of the AT&T Classic
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SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
2007 Crowne Plaza Invitational
[22nd of 36 events in the
at Colonial PGA TOUR Regular Season]
SABBATINI
3-44
Winner: RORY SABBATINI*
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $1,080,000
70-67-62-67 266 (-14)
ORDER OF FINISH
*Def. Jim Furyk and Bernhard Langer with a birdie-3 on the first playoff
hole.
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Rory Sabbatini ....................1 70-67-62-67 266 4,500 $1,080,000.00
Jim Furyk ..........................T2 65-66-68-67 266 2,200 528,000.00
Bernhard Langer ..............T2 65-68-66-67 266 2,200 528,000.00
Pat Perez ............................4 66-67-69-66 268 1,200 288,000.00
Nathan Green ..................T5 65-66-72-66 269 950 228,000.00
Tom Lehman ....................T5 66-67-68-68 269 950 228,000.00
Harrison Frazar ................T7 68-67-69-66 270 728 174,600.00
Jerry Kelly ........................T7 70-64-69-67 270 728 174,600.00
Kevin Na ..........................T7 63-69-70-68 270 728 174,600.00
D.J. Trahan ......................T7 67-67-69-67 270 728 174,600.00
Scott Verplank ..................T7 70-66-63-71 270 728 174,600.00
Tim Clark ........................T12 65-64-74-68 271 475 114,000.00
Mark Hensby ..................T12 69-67-68-67 271 475 114,000.00
Jeff Maggert ..................T12 64-69-68-70 271 475 114,000.00
Nick O'Hern ....................T12 70-66-68-67 271 475 114,000.00
Rod Pampling ................T12 67-69-70-65 271 475 114,000.00
Tim Petrovic (S)................T12 70-68-67-66 271 475 114,000.00
Jason Bohn ....................T18 68-66-70-68 272 315 75,600.00
Stewart Cink ..................T18 67-69-66-70 272 315 75,600.00
Anthony Kim ..................T18 63-69-73-67 272 315 75,600.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, D=disqualified)
C—140-Woody Austin, Olin Browne, Jonathan Byrd, Chris Couch,
Ken Duke, Paul Goydos, Trevor Immelman, Craig Kanada, Steve
Lowery, Hunter Mahan, John Merrick, Greg Owen, Nick Watney, 141-
J.B. Holmes, Tripp Isenhour, Richie Ramsay (A), John Senden,
Johnson Wagner, 142-Daniel Chopra, Jason Dufner, Bob Estes, Jason
Gore, Corey Pavin, Kenny Perry, Joey Sindelar, Kirk Triplett, 143-
Robert Garrigus, Brian Gay, Fredrik Jacobson, Boo Weekley, 144-Bart
Bryant, Fred Funk, Tom Pernice, Jr., 145-Andrew Buckle, David Frost,
146-Kyle Reifers, 147-Fulton Allem, Jeff Sluman, 148-Keith
Clearwater. W—86-Rod Curl, 78-Brad Faxon, 74-Todd Hamilton, Rich
Beem, 73-Shigeki Maruyama.
JIM FURYK
Fort Worth, TX May 24-27, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: 6,000,000
Colonial Country Club Par/Yards: 35-35—70/7,054
LEADERS
First Round
Anthony Kim ..............................63 (-7)
Kevin Na......................................63 (-7)
Ted Purdy ....................................64 (-6)
Jeff Maggert ..............................64 (-6)
Ben Curtis....................................64 (-6)
Arron Oberholser ........................64 (-6)
Rory Sabbatini..........................70 (T64)
CUT: 70 players at 1-under par 139 from a field of 113 professionals
and one amateur.
WEATHER: Thursday: Cloudy with thunderstorms. Play suspended at
11:23 a.m. due to lightning, resumed at 12:44 p.m., suspended at 3:08
p.m. and called for the day at 4:25 p.m. Total rainfall of 1.65 inches.
Winds SE 10-15 mph and up to 44 mph. Afternoon high of 81. Friday:
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Justin Leonard ................T18 69-70-66-67 272 315 $75,600.00
Peter Lonard ..................T18 65-69-67-71 272 315 75,600.00
David Toms ....................T18 70-68-68-66 272 315 75,600.00
Eric Axley ........................T24 68-67-69-69 273 208 49,800.00
K.J. Choi ........................T24 67-70-69-67 273 208 49,800.00
Steve Marino ..................T24 69-68-71-65 273 208 49,800.00
John Rollins ....................T24 69-68-67-69 273 208 49,800.00
Steve Stricker ................T24 67-71-68-67 273 208 49,800.00
Ben Curtis ......................T29 64-67-74-69 274 156 37,328.58
Lucas Glover ..................T29 67-68-68-71 274 156 37,328.57
Cliff Kresge ....................T29 69-67-70-68 274 156 37,328.57
Ryan Moore ....................T29 71-66-66-71 274 156 37,328.57
Arron Oberholser ............T29 64-66-73-71 274 156 37,328.57
Brandt Snedeker ............T29 66-70-67-71 274 156 37,328.57
Dean Wilson ..................T29 68-67-71-68 274 156 37,328.57
Mark Brooks (S) ..............T36 67-71-70-67 275 105 25,230.00
Chad Campbell ..............T36 67-68-68-72 275 105 25,230.00
Alex Cejka (S) ..................T36 67-65-72-71 275 105 25,230.00
Matt Kuchar ..................T36 68-70-70-67 275 105 25,230.00
Doug LaBelle II ..............T36 67-70-69-69 275 105 25,230.00
Stephen Leaney ..............T36 68-68-70-69 275 105 25,230.00
Frank Lickliter II ..............T36 65-71-69-70 275 105 25,230.00
Ted Purdy ........................T36 64-71-72-68 275 105 25,230.00
Michael Putnam (S) ........T36 69-65-70-71 275 105 25,230.00
Jeff Quinney ..................T36 65-72-68-70 275 105 25,230.00
Joe Durant ......................T46 67-72-68-69 276 68 16,320.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Second Round
Tim Clark ................................129 (-11)
Arron Oberholser ....................130 (-10)
Jim Furyk ..................................131 (-9)
Nathan Green ..........................131 (-9)
Ben Curtis ................................131 (-9)
Rory Sabbatini........................137 (T40)
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Tim Herron ......................T46 67-68-70-71 276 68 $16,320.00
Billy Mayfair ..................T46 71-67-71-67 276 68 16,320.00
Heath Slocum ................T46 70-65-72-69 276 68 16,320.00
Bob Tway (S)....................T46 73-64-70-69 276 68 16,320.00
Bo Van Pelt ....................T46 68-71-67-70 276 68 16,320.00
Stephen Ames ................T52 69-67-70-71 277 58 13,920.00
Steve Elkington ..............T52 67-69-71-70 277 58 13,920.00
J.J. Henry ......................T52 68-67-72-70 277 58 13,920.00
Will MacKenzie ..............T52 67-71-70-69 277 58 13,920.00
Carl Pettersson ..............T52 74-65-70-68 277 58 13,920.00
Brett Wetterich ..............T52 66-69-71-71 277 58 13,920.00
Mathew Goggin ............T58 70-69-70-69 278 56 13,320.00
Davis Love III ..................T58 69-68-72-69 278 56 13,320.00
Charles Warren ..............T58 69-68-69-72 278 56 13,320.00
Tommy Armour III ..........T61 71-68-71-70 280 54 12,960.00
Steve Flesch ..................T61 70-69-69-72 280 54 12,960.00
Mark Wilson ..................T61 68-71-70-71 280 54 12,960.00
Ryan Armour ..................T64 67-72-74-70 283 52 12,420.00
Matthew Every (S) ..........T64 69-66-75-73 283 12,420.00
Richard S. Johnson ........T64 70-68-76-69 283 52 12,420.00
Rocco Mediate ..............T64 70-68-70-75 283 52 12,420.00
Brett Quigley ..................T64 67-72-70-74 283 52 12,420.00
Duffy Waldorf (S) ............T64 70-69-72-72 283 52 12,420.00
Ryan Palmer (S) ................70 70-69-73-73 285 50 12,000.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
COLONIAL NATIONAL INVITATION TOURNAMENT
1946 Ben Hogan ....................279 Harry Todd......................280 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,035
1947 Ben Hogan ....................279 Toney Penna ..................280 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,035
1948 Clayton Heafner............272 Skip Alexander ..............278 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,035
Ben Hogan
1949 No Tournament
1950 Sam Snead ..................277 Skip Alexander ..............280 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,035
1951 Cary Middlecoff............282 Jack Burke, Jr. ..............283 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,035
1952 Ben Hogan ....................279 Lloyd Mangrum..............283 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,035
1953 Ben Hogan ....................282 Doug Ford ......................287 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,035
Cary Middlecoff
1954 Johnny Palmer..............280 Fred Haas ......................282 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,035
1955 Chandler Harper ..........276 Dow Finsterwald............284 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,035
1956 Mike Souchak ..............280 Tommy Bolt ....................281 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,035
1957 Roberto De Vicenzo ......284 Dick Mayer ....................285 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,021
1958 Tommy Bolt ..................282 Ken Venturi ....................283 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,021
1959 Ben Hogan* ..................285 Fred Hawkins ................285 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,021
1960 Julius Boros..................280 Gene Littler ....................281 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,021
Kel Nagle
1961 Doug Sanders ..............281 Kel Nagle ......................282 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,021
1962 Arnold Palmer* ............281 Johnny Pott....................281 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,021
1963 Julius Boros..................279 Gary Player ....................283 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,021
1964 Billy Casper ..................279 Tommy Jacobs ..............283 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,021
1965 Bruce Crampton............276 George Knudson ............279 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,021
1966 Bruce Devlin ................280 R.H. Sikes ......................281 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,021
1967 Dave Stockton ..............278 Charles Coody................280 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,021
1968 Billy Casper ..................275 Gene Littler ....................280 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,021
1969 Gardner Dickinson ........278 Gary Player ....................279 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,142
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened + = Served as site for Tournament Players Championship
Third Round
Rory Sabbatini ........................199 (-11)
Bernhard Langer ....................199 (-11)
Scott Verplank ........................199 (-11)
Jim Furyk ................................199 (-11)
Peter Lonard..............................201 (-9)
Tom Lehman..............................201 (-9)
Jeff Maggert ............................201 (-9)
Cloudy with occasional rain. Second round suspended due to darkness
at 8:03 pm with 27 players left. Total rainfall of .25. Afternoon high of
75. Saturday: Rain overnight that continued through 11 a.m. and scattered
throughout day. The completion of the second round was delayed
from 8:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. Play suspended at 7:29 p.m. due to darkness.
Total rainfall of 1.64. Winds SE 10-20 mph. Afternoon high of 78.
Sunday: Cloudy with occasional light showers. Afternoon high of 78.
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NOTES
Rory Sabbatini earned his fourth career PGA
TOUR victory at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at
Colonial in his 217th career professional start on
TOUR at age 31 years, one month and 25 days. The
victory came one year, three months and eight
days after his previous PGA TOUR title at the 2006
Nissan Open. This also marked Sabbatini’s first
career playoff victory, moving his TOUR playoff
record to 1-1.
Rory Sabbatini defeated Jim Furyk and Bernhard
Langer on the first playoff hole. This was the first
three-man playoff in tournament history.
BERNHARD LANGER
Rory Sabbatini, who entered the final round in a
four-way tie for first place, became the sixth
straight winner at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at
Colonial to lead/share the lead heading into the
final round.
Rory Sabbatini became the first South African
and the first Dallas/Fort Worth resident to win the
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial since David
Frost captured the title in 1997.
Tournament Record:
261, Kenny Perry, 2003, 2005
Current Course Record:
61, Keith Clearwater, Lee Janzen, 1993; Greg Kraft, 1999;
Kenny Perry, Justin Leonard, 2003; Chad Campbell, 2004
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
Homero Blancas ..........273
Gene Littler ..................283
Jerry Heard ..................275
Tom Weiskopf ..............276
Rod Curl ........................276
No Tournament+
Lee Trevino....................273
Ben Crenshaw ..............272
Lee Trevino....................268
Al Geiberger ................274
Bruce Lietzke ................271
Fuzzy Zoeller ................274
Jack Nicklaus ..............273
Jim Colbert* ................278
Peter Jacobsen* ..........270
Corey Pavin ..................266
Dan Pohl*~ ..................205
Keith Clearwater ..........266
Lanny Wadkins ............270
Gene Littler ....................274
Lee Trevino
Bert Yancey....................284
Fred Marti ......................277
Bruce Crampton ............277
Jerry Heard
Jack Nicklaus ................277
Mike Morley ..................274
John Schroeder..............273
Jerry Heard ....................272
Jerry Pate
Don January ..................275
Gene Littler
Ben Crenshaw................272
Hale Irwin ......................278
Andy North ....................276
Fuzzy Zoeller ..................278
Payne Stewart ..............270
Bob Murphy ..................270
Payne Stewart ..............205
Davis Love III..................269
Mark Calcavecchia ........271
Ben Crenshaw
Joey Sindelar
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,142
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,142
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,142
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,142
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,142
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,142
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,142
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,142
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
SOUTHWESTERN BELL COLONIAL
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
lan Baker-Finch ............270
Ben Crenshaw ..............272
Tom Purtzer ..................267
Bruce Lietzke* ..............267
Fulton Allem ................264
Nick Price*....................266
David Edwards ..............274
John Mahaffey ..............275
Corey Pavin
Nick Price
David Edwards ..............270
Scott Hoch
Bob Lohr
Corey Pavin ....................267
Greg Norman ................265
Scott Simpson................266
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
COLONIAL NATIONAL INVITATION
1995 Tom Lehman..................271 Craig Parry ....................272 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,096
MASTERCARD COLONIAL
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
Corey Pavin ..................272
David Frost....................265
Tom Watson..................265
Olin Browne..................272
Phil Mickelson ..............268
Sergio Garcia................267
Jeff Sluman ..................274
Brad Faxon ....................267
David Ogrin
Jim Furyk........................267
Fred Funk........................273
Paul Goydos
Tim Herron
Greg Kraft
Jeff Sluman
Stewart Cink ..................270
Davis Love III
Brian Gay ......................269
Phil Mickelson
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,010
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,010
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,010
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,010
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,080
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,080
BANK OF AMERICA COLONIAL
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Nick Price......................267
Kenny Perry ..................261
Steve Flesch ................269
Kenny Perry ..................261
Tim Herron* ..................268
Kenny Perry....................272
David Toms
Justin Leonard ..............267
Chad Campbell ..............270
Billy Mayfair ..................268
Richard S. Johnson........268
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,080
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,080
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,054
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,054
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,054
CROWNE PLAZA INVITATIONAL AT COLONIAL
2007 Rory Sabbatini* ............266 Jim Furyk........................266
Bernhard Langer
Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,054
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened + = Served as site for Tournament Players Championship
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TOURAMENT HISTORIES
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2007 the Memorial Tournament
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CHOI
Winner: K.J. CHOI
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $1,080,000
69-70-67-65 271 (-17)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
K.J. Choi ............................1 69-70-67-65 271 4,500 $1,080,000.00
Ryan Moore ........................2 66-69-71-66 272 2,700 648,000.00
Rod Pampling ..................T3 65-68-68-72 273 1,450 348,000.00
Kenny Perry ......................T3 69-74-67-63 273 1,450 348,000.00
Stewart Cink ....................T5 69-71-65-69 274 878 210,750.00
Fredrik Jacobson (S)..........T5 68-68-70-68 274 878 210,750.00
Sean O'Hair ......................T5 65-70-69-70 274 878 210,750.00
Adam Scott ......................T5 70-62-72-70 274 878 210,750.00
Aaron Baddeley ................T9 66-68-71-71 276 700 168,000.00
Geoff Ogilvy ......................T9 70-67-69-70 276 700 168,000.00
Will MacKenzie ..............T11 67-73-65-72 277 600 144,000.00
Brett Quigley ..................T11 70-69-71-67 277 600 144,000.00
Matt Kuchar ..................T13 68-73-69-68 278 500 120,000.00
Billy Mayfair ..................T13 68-71-71-68 278 500 120,000.00
Ernie Els ..........................T15 66-75-71-67 279 388 93,000.00
Jason Gore (S) ................T15 70-70-71-68 279 388 93,000.00
Tim Herron ......................T15 66-73-69-71 279 388 93,000.00
Rocco Mediate ..............T15 69-73-72-65 279 388 93,000.00
Vijay Singh ....................T15 69-72-71-67 279 388 93,000.00
Tiger Woods ..................T15 70-72-70-67 279 388 93,000.00
Alex Cejka (S) ..................T21 71-72-68-69 280 290 69,600.00
Richard S. Johnson ........T21 73-69-68-70 280 290 69,600.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, D=disqualified)
C—147-Robert Allenby, Steve Flesch, Mathias Gronberg, J.B.
Holmes, Jesper Parnevik, John Rollins, Steve Stricker, 148-Tommy
Armour III, Chris Couch, Doug LaBelle II, Peter Lonard, John Mallinger,
Pat Perez, Brandt Snedeker, 149-Eric Axley, Chris DiMarco, Brad
Faxon, Cliff Kresge, Shigeki Maruyama, George McNeill, Mike Weir,
150-Jonathan Byrd, Richie Ramsay (A), Yong-Eun Yang, 151-Jose
Maria Olazabal, Kyle Reifers, 152-Greg Owen, Jeev M. Singh, 153-
Brett Wetterich, 156-Davis Love III. W—Phil Mickelson, Zach
Johnson, Lucas Glover, 143-Jason Bohn, 222-Charles Howell III. D—
70-Ian Poulter.
RYAN MOORE
[23rd of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
Dublin, Ohio May 31-June 3, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $6,000,000
Muirfield Village Golf Club Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,366
LEADERS
First Round
Sean O’Hair ................................65 (-7)
Rod Pampling..............................65 (-7)
Nick O’Hern ................................65 (-7)
Aaron Baddeley ..........................66 (-6)
Tim Herron ..................................66 (-6)
Ernie Els ......................................66 (-6)
Bubba Watson ............................66 (-6)
Ryan Moore ................................66 (-6)
K.J. Choi ..................................69 (T17)
CUT: 73 players at 2-over-par 146 from a field of 106 professionals and
one amateur.
WEATHER: Thursday: Sunny and warm with a high of 89 degrees. SW
winds 5-10 mph. Friday: Partly cloudy with continued warm temperatures
reaching 88. SW winds 4-8 mph. Saturday: Partly cloudy and
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Jim Furyk ........................T23 70-69-71-71 281 216 $51,900.00
Sergio Garcia ..................T23 69-73-69-70 281 216 51,900.00
Nick O'Hern ....................T23 65-74-69-73 281 216 51,900.00
Ted Purdy ........................T23 68-69-72-72 281 216 51,900.00
Bo Van Pelt ....................T23 74-72-70-65 281 216 51,900.00
Bubba Watson ................T23 66-68-73-74 281 216 51,900.00
Steve Marino ..................T29 73-71-66-72 282 174 41,700.00
Boo Weekley ..................T29 69-69-72-72 282 174 41,700.00
Paul Casey ......................T31 72-69-70-72 283 36,375.00
Trevor Immelman ............T31 72-67-70-74 283 152 36,375.00
Carl Pettersson ..............T31 68-75-70-70 283 152 36,375.00
Camilo Villegas ..............T31 69-71-72-71 283 152 36,375.00
Mark Calcavecchia ........T35 70-70-72-72 284 121 28,950.00
Luke Donald ....................T35 73-70-71-70 284 121 28,950.00
Robert Garrigus ..............T35 69-74-70-71 284 121 28,950.00
Craig Kanada (S)..............T35 70-70-70-74 284 121 28,950.00
Anthony Kim ..................T35 74-72-71-67 284 121 28,950.00
D.J. Trahan ....................T35 69-71-71-73 284 121 28,950.00
Ben Curtis ......................T41 70-72-69-74 285 95 22,800.00
Nathan Green ................T41 73-70-71-71 285 95 22,800.00
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..............T41 71-74-70-70 285 95 22,800.00
Nick Watney ..................T41 68-69-73-75 285 95 22,800.00
Woody Austin ................T45 71-72-70-73 286 72 17,160.00
Jerry Kelly ......................T45 73-72-69-72 286 72 17,160.00
Tom Lehman ..................T45 71-71-71-73 286 72 17,160.00
Ryan Palmer ..................T45 70-74-72-70 286 72 17,160.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Second Round
Adam Scott ............................132 (-12)
Rod Pampling..........................133 (-11)
Aaron Baddeley ......................134 (-10)
Bubba Watson ........................134 (-10)
K.J. Choi ................................139 (T12)
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Third Round
Rod Pampling..........................201 (-15)
Adam Scott ............................204 (-12)
Sean O’Hair ............................204 (-12)
Aaron Baddeley ......................205 (-11)
Will MacKenzie ......................205 (-11)
Stewart Cink ..........................205 (-11)
K.J. Choi..................................206 ( T7)
warm with a high of 84. SW winds 4-8 mph. Play was suspended at 1:28
p.m. due to a dangerous situation. Play resumed at 4 p.m. and the completion
of the third round came at 8:16 p.m. Sunday: Due to threatening
weather, final-round tee times were moved to 8-10:01 a.m. in threesomes
off Nos. 1 and 10. Due to early-morning thunderstorms, play was
delayed one hour, with play beginning at 9 a.m.
John Senden ..................T45 71-72-73-70 286 72 $17,160.00
Bob Tway ........................T45 69-72-68-77 286 72 17,160.00
Stuart Appleby ..............T51 70-74-71-72 287 60 14,310.00
Ken Duke ........................T51 73-72-73-69 287 60 14,310.00
Ryuji Imada ....................T51 69-75-74-69 287 60 14,310.00
Jeff Quinney ..................T51 74-72-71-70 287 60 14,310.00
Daniel Chopra ................T55 71-72-74-71 288 57 13,620.00
Charley Hoffman ............T55 72-73-72-71 288 57 13,620.00
Justin Leonard ................T55 70-71-73-74 288 57 13,620.00
Jeff Sluman ....................T55 72-71-75-70 288 57 13,620.00
Jose Coceres ..................T59 74-72-69-74 289 55 13,200.00
Steve Lowery ..................T59 68-75-73-73 289 55 13,200.00
Mark Wilson ..................T59 71-75-68-75 289 55 13,200.00
Bart Bryant ....................T62 73-72-75-70 290 53 12,780.00
Johan Edfors (S) ..............T62 70-72-76-72 290 12,780.00
Corey Pavin ....................T62 70-73-75-72 290 53 12,780.00
Charl Schwartzel ............T62 70-74-72-74 290 12,780.00
Todd Hamilton ..................66 75-71-75-70 291 52 12,480.00
Mark Hensby ....................67 71-71-73-77 292 52 12,360.00
Shaun Micheel ................68 74-69-77-73 293 51 12,240.00
Frank Lickliter II ................69 75-70-72-77 294 51 12,120.00
Billy Andrade (S)................70 74-69-78-75 296 50 12,000.00
Paul Azinger ....................71 74-71-76-77 298 50 11,880.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
THE MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT
1976 Roger Maltbie* ............288 Hale Irwin ......................288 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,027
1977 Jack Nicklaus ..............281 Hubert Green ................283 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,101
1978 Jim Simons ..................284 Bill Kratzert ....................285 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,101
1979 Tom Watson..................285 Miller Barber..................288 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,101
1980 David Graham ..............280 Tom Watson ..................281 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,116
1981 Keith Fergus..................284 Jack Renner ..................285 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,116
1982 Raymond Floyd ............281 Peter Jacobsen ..............283 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,116
Wayne Levi
Roger Maltbie
Gil Morgan
1983 Hale Irwin ....................281 Ben Crenshaw................282 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,116
David Graham
1984 Jack Nicklaus* ............280 Andy Bean......................280 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,116
1985 Hale Irwin ....................281 Lanny Wadkins ..............282 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,106
1986 Hal Sutton ....................271 Don Pooley ....................275 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,106
1987 Don Pooley....................272 Curt Byrum ....................275 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,104
1988 Curtis Strange ..............274 David Frost ....................276 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,104
Hale Irwin
1989 Bob Tway ......................277 Fuzzy Zoeller ..................279 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,104
1990 Greg Norman~ ..............216 Payne Stewart ..............217 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,104
1991 Kenny Perry* ................273 Hale Irwin ......................273 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,104
1992 David Edwards*............273 Rick Fehr ........................273 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,104
1993 Paul Azinger..................274 Corey Pavin ....................275 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,104
1994 Tom Lehman..................268 Greg Norman ................273 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,104
1995 Greg Norman ................269 David Duval....................273 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,104
Mark Calcavecchia
Steve Elkington
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
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NOTES
The 2007 Memorial Tournament win for K.J. Choi
came in his eighth appearance at the tournament. It
marked Choi’s third top-10 (5th/2004 and T8/2005).
At age 37 years and 15 days, K.J. Choi (South
Korea) became just the sixth international player to
win the Memorial Tournament, joining Carl
Pettersson (Sweden, 2006), Ernie Els (South
Africa, 2004), Vijay Singh (Fiji, 1997), Greg
Norman (Australia, 1990, ’95) and David Graham
(Australia, 1980).
CARL PETTERSSON
K.J. Choi’s victory at the 2007 Memorial
Tournament gave him a win in each of his past three
seasons on the PGA TOUR (2006/Chrysler
Championship, 2005/Chrysler Classic of Greensboro).
K.J. Choi’s final-round 65 tied the tournament’s
low final-round score by a winner. Jim Furyk carded
a 65 on Sunday to claim the 2002 Memorial
Tournament title.
Kenny Perry’s final-round 63 in 2007 was the lowest
final-round score in the Memorial Tournament’s
history. Mark McCumber, Fred Couples, Steve
Pate and Greg Norman shared the previous
record of 64.
Ryan Moore finished second at the 2007
Memorial Tournament, the third runner-up finish of
his PGA TOUR career. Moore’s other runner-up finishes
came at the 2006 Travelers Championship
and the 2005 Bell Canadian Open.
Tournament Record:
268, Tom Lehman, 1994
Current Course Record:
61, John Huston, 1996
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Tom Watson..................274
Vijay Singh~..................202
Fred Couples ................271
Tiger Woods..................273
Tiger Woods..................269
Tiger Woods..................271
Jim Furyk ......................274
Kenny Perry ..................275
Ernie Els........................270
Bart Bryant....................272
Carl Pettersson ............276
K.J. Choi ......................271
David Duval....................276
Jim Furyk........................204
Greg Norman
Andrew Magee..............275
Vijay Singh ....................275
Ernie Els ........................274
Justin Leonard
Paul Azinger ..................278
Sergio Garcia
John Cook ......................276
David Peoples
Lee Janzen ....................277
Fred Couples ..................274
Fred Couples ..................273
Zach Johnson ................278
Brett Wetterich
Ryan Moore ..................272
Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,104
Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,163
Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,163
Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,163
Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,193
Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,221
Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,224
Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,265
Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,265
Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,300
Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,337
Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH ................72/7,366
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
The fifth green during the 2007
Memorial Tournament presented by Morgan Stanley
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AUSTIN
3-48
2007 Stanford St. Jude
Championship
Winner: WOODY AUSTIN
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $1,080,000
72-66-67-62 267 (-13)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Woody Austin ....................1 72-66-67-62 267 4,500 $1,080,000.00
Brian Davis ........................2 70-68-68-66 272 2,700 648,000.00
David Toms ........................3 70-68-66-69 273 1,700 408,000.00
Brian Gay ............................4 68-66-70-70 274 1,200 288,000.00
Brandt Snedeker ..............T5 70-68-69-68 275 950 228,000.00
Dean Wilson ....................T5 70-71-66-68 275 950 228,000.00
Adam Scott ........................7 67-66-68-75 276 838 201,000.00
Will MacKenzie ................T8 71-69-67-70 277 750 180,000.00
Scott Verplank ..................T8 69-69-70-69 277 750 180,000.00
Jeff Overton ..................T10 71-71-70-66 278 650 156,000.00
Vance Veazey ................T10 73-71-67-67 278 650 156,000.00
Robert Allenby ................T12 70-69-70-70 279 490 117,600.00
Steve Lowery ..................T12 71-69-68-71 279 490 117,600.00
Shaun Micheel ..............T12 72-69-69-69 279 490 117,600.00
Heath Slocum ................T12 72-69-71-67 279 490 117,600.00
Duffy Waldorf ................T12 69-69-71-70 279 490 117,600.00
Tim Herron ......................T17 73-68-71-68 280 363 87,000.00
Fredrik Jacobson ............T17 67-70-70-73 280 363 87,000.00
Hunter Mahan ................T17 74-68-70-68 280 363 87,000.00
Troy Matteson ................T17 75-68-70-67 280 363 87,000.00
Eric Axley ........................T21 71-69-70-71 281 270 64,800.00
Scott Gutschewski ........T21 72-71-70-68 281 270 64,800.00
Richard S. Johnson ........T21 70-72-68-71 281 270 64,800.00
Stephen Leaney ..............T21 74-70-69-68 281 270 64,800.00
Andrew Buckle ..............T25 70-66-75-71 282 195 46,800.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, D=disqualified, A=amateur)
C—146-Stuart Appleby, Tom Byrum, Bill Haas, Todd Hamilton,
Padraig Harrington, J.P. Hayes, Doug LaBelle II, Jarrod Lyle, Pablo
Martin, Shigeki Maruyama, George McNeill, 147-Arjun Atwal,
Cameron Beckman, Olin Browne, Jason Dufner, Bob Estes, Mathew
Goggin, Ty Harris, John Merrick, Ryan Palmer, Brett Quigley, John
Senden, Chris Tidland, Jaco Van Zyl, Bubba Watson, Boo Weekley,
148-Michael Allen, Lee Janzen, Hank Kuehne, Bryant MacKellar,
Kevin Na, Jin Park, Tom Pernice, Jr., Ted Tryba, Steve Wheatcroft,
149-David Branshaw, Bernhard Langer, Len Mattiace, Billy Mayfair,
Geoff Ogilvy, 150-Brendon de Jonge, Harrison Frazar, Matt Hendrix,
Kent Jones, Paul Sheehan, 151-Dicky Pride, Johnson Wagner, 152-
Bubba Dickerson, Jeff Maggert, Kyle Reifers, 153-Mathias Gronberg,
Jim Rutledge, Jerry Smith, 154-Jeff Brehaut, 156-Michael Sim, 157-
Kelvin Burgin, Philip Francis (A), 158-Payton Osborn, Paul Stankowski,
Kirk Triplett. W—John Cook, 87-Ted Purdy, 85-Craig Perks, 84-Bryce
Molder, 83-Paul Gow, 82-Tom Johnson, 81-Tripp Isenhour, 79-Chris
Couch, Steven Bowditch, 77-Kevin Stadler, Mark Calcavecchia, 76-
Brent Geiberger, 75-Craig Bowden, 74-Tag Ridings, 144-Jose
Coceres. D—Alex Cejka.
[24th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
Germantown, TN June 7-10, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $6,000,000
TPC Southwind Par/Yards: 35-35—70/7,239
LEADERS
CUT: 81 players at 5-over-par 145 from a field of 155 professionals and
one amateur.
WEATHER: Thursday: Partly sunny and hot with a high of 93 degrees.
Winds SW 15-25 with gusts up to 32 mph. Friday: Mostly cloudy and hot
with a high of 85 degrees. Winds WSW 10-15 mph early, lighter in the
afternoon after resuming play. Play was suspended at 11:57 a.m. due to
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Joe Durant ......................T25 73-66-68-75 282 195 $46,800.00
Anthony Kim ..................T25 72-73-69-68 282 195 46,800.00
Daisuke Maruyama ........T25 74-68-66-74 282 195 46,800.00
Joe Ogilvie ....................T25 72-68-74-68 282 195 46,800.00
Jason Schultz ................T30 72-73-68-70 283 142 34,133.34
Vijay Singh ....................T30 72-69-71-71 283 142 34,133.34
Bob Tway ........................T30 72-68-72-71 283 142 34,133.34
Stephen Ames ................T30 71-68-70-74 283 142 34,133.33
Billy Andrade ..................T30 74-68-70-71 283 142 34,133.33
Marco Dawson ..............T30 77-65-70-71 283 142 34,133.33
Retief Goosen ................T30 68-74-69-72 283 142 34,133.33
Cliff Kresge ....................T30 72-67-70-74 283 142 34,133.33
D.J. Trahan ....................T30 75-67-70-71 283 142 34,133.33
Ryan Armour ..................T39 72-71-72-69 284 98 23,400.00
Gavin Coles ....................T39 69-72-72-71 284 98 23,400.00
Jeff Gove ........................T39 73-69-72-70 284 98 23,400.00
Craig Lile ........................T39 74-68-72-70 284 98 23,400.00
Michael Putnam ............T39 73-67-71-73 284 98 23,400.00
Darron Stiles ..................T39 70-73-72-69 284 98 23,400.00
Mike Weir ......................T39 75-68-71-70 284 98 23,400.00
Steve Elkington ..............T46 71-69-72-73 285 65 15,600.00
Steve Flesch ..................T46 74-69-72-70 285 65 15,600.00
Fred Funk ........................T46 73-70-71-71 285 65 15,600.00
Matt Kuchar ..................T46 75-69-71-70 285 65 15,600.00
Justin Leonard ................T46 70-74-68-73 285 65 15,600.00
Bob May ........................T46 71-72-71-71 285 65 15,600.00
Sean O'Hair ....................T46 72-73-68-72 285 65 15,600.00
Vaughn Taylor ................T46 74-71-70-70 285 65 15,600.00
Camilo Villegas ..............T46 74-69-69-73 285 65 15,600.00
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D.J. Brigman ..................T55 74-69-69-74 286 56 $13,380.00
Bart Bryant ....................T55 75-68-69-74 286 56 13,380.00
Glen Day ........................T55 73-72-70-71 286 56 13,380.00
Ken Duke ........................T55 76-66-70-74 286 56 13,380.00
Jim Gallagher, Jr. (S) ......T55 74-69-71-72 286 56 13,380.00
Sergio Garcia ..................T55 74-70-72-70 286 56 13,380.00
Tim Petrovic ....................T55 74-68-70-74 286 56 13,380.00
Charles Warren ..............T55 71-74-71-70 286 56 13,380.00
Briny Baird ......................T63 71-72-71-73 287 53 12,660.00
Paul Goydos ....................T63 78-67-71-71 287 53 12,660.00
Loren Roberts (S) ............T63 74-69-73-71 287 53 12,660.00
Chris Stroud (S) ..............T63 72-71-74-70 287 53 12,660.00
Jose Maria Olazabal ........67 73-66-76-73 288 52 12,360.00
Bob Heintz ......................T68 73-70-74-72 289 51 12,180.00
Parker McLachlin ............T68 73-70-72-74 289 51 12,180.00
Steve Allan ....................T70 75-69-71-75 290 50 11,940.00
Chris DiMarco ................T70 73-72-77-68 290 50 11,940.00
Nathan Green ................T72 75-70-73-73 291 49 11,700.00
B.J. Staten ......................T72 72-71-77-71 291 49 11,700.00
Michael Boyd ..................74 73-70-75-74 292 48 11,520.00
John Mallinger ..............T75 72-73-79-69 293 47 11,340.00
Charlie Wi ......................T75 73-71-77-72 293 47 11,340.00
Brian Bateman ................T77 74-70-73-77 294 46 11,100.00
Robert Gamez ................T77 76-69-75-74 294 46 11,100.00
John Daly (S) ....................79 70-74-75-79 298 46 10,920.00
Rich Barcelo ....................80 75-70-79-78 302 45 10,800.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
MEMPHIS INVITATIONAL OPEN
1958 Billy Maxwell................267 Cary Middlecoff ............268 Colonial CC, Memphis, TN ..........................70/6,466
1959 Don Whitt* ..................272 Al Balding ......................272 Colonial CC, Memphis, TN ..........................70/6,466
Gary Player
1960 Tommy Bolt* ................273 Ben Hogan ....................273 Colonial CC, Memphis, TN ..........................70/6,466
Gene Littler
1961 Cary Middlecoff............266 Gardner Dickinson ........271 Colonial CC, Memphis, TN ..........................70/6,466
Mike Souchak
1962 Lionel Hebert* ..............267 Gene Littler ....................267 Colonial CC, Memphis, TN ..........................70/6,466
Gary Player
1963 Tony Lema* ..................270 Tommy Aaron ................270 Colonial CC, Memphis, TN ..........................70/6,466
1964 Mike Souchak ..............270 Billy Casper....................271 Colonial CC, Memphis, TN ..........................70/6,466
Tommy Jacobs
1965 Jack Nicklaus* ............271 Johnny Pott....................271 Colonial CC, Memphis, TN ..........................70/6,466
1966 Bert Yancey ..................265 Gene Littler ....................270 Colonial CC, Memphis, TN ..........................70/6,466
1967 Dave Hill ......................272 Johnny Pott....................274 Colonial CC, Memphis, TN ..........................70/6,466
1968 Bob Lunn ......................268 Monty Kaser ..................269 Colonial CC, Memphis, TN ..........................70/6,466
1969 Dave Hill ......................265 Lee Elder ........................267 Colonial CC, Memphis, TN ..........................70/6,466
DANNY THOMAS MEMPHIS CLASSIC
1970 Dave Hill ......................267 Frank Beard....................268 Colonial CC, Memphis, TN ..........................70/6,466
Homero Blancas
Bob Charles
1971 Lee Trevino....................268 Lee Elder ........................272 Colonial CC, Memphis, TN ..........................70/6,466
Jerry Heard
Hale Irwin
Randy Wolff
KEY: * = Playoff
First Round
Fredrik Jacobson ........................67 (-3)
Adam Scott ................................67 (-3)
Brian Gay ....................................68 (-2)
Retief Goosen ............................68 (-2)
Woody Austin ..........................72 (T29)
Second Round
Adam Scott ..............................133 (-7)
Brian Gay ..................................134 (-6)
Andrew Buckle..........................136 (-4)
Fredrik Jacobson ......................137 (-3)
Woody Austin ..........................138 (T5)
Third Round
Adam Scott ..............................201 (-9)
Brian Gay ..................................204 (-6)
David Toms ..............................204 (-6)
Woody Austin ..........................205 (-5)
a dangerous situation. Play resumed at 3:00 p.m. and was halted at 8:13
p.m. due to darkness with 26 players yet to complete the second round.
Saturday: Play of the second round resumed at 7:30 a.m. After making
the cut, third round tee times ran from 10:00 a.m. to 11:57 a.m. off Nos.
1 and 10 in threesomes. Partly cloudy with a high of 90 degrees. Winds
N 5-10 mph. Sunday: Mostly sunny with a high of 90 degrees. Winds NE
5-10 mph.
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NOTES
Woody Austin had found little success in
Memphis prior to 2007. In nine starts at the
Stanford St. Jude Championship, Austin had made
just four cuts with a best finish of T44 in 2005.
Woody Austin’s 8-under-par 62 was the low finish
on TOUR in 2007 for a winner, and the lowest
final round for a champion since Brad Faxon posted
a 9-under-par 61 to win the 2006 Buick
Championship.
Woody Austin’s 8-under-par 62 in 2007 also was
a career low on TOUR, as he carded rounds of 63
on six different occasions.
The five-stroke win for Woody Austin tied the
fourth-largest margin of victory in tournament history:
John Cook’s seven-stroke win in 1996
remains the biggest winning margin. Raymond
Floyd (1982) and David Toms (2004) won their
respective events by six shots.
Woody Austin, at 43 years, four months and 13
days, is the second-oldest winner of the Stanford
St. Jude Championship. Gene Littler (44 years, 10
months, 4 days) is the oldest champion in tournament
history, having won the Danny Thomas
Memphis Classic in 1975.
Two-time champion David Toms (2003-04) posted
his sixth consecutive top-10 at the Stanford St.
Jude Championship, finishing third, six strokes
behind champion Woody Austin. Toms has finished
4th, 1st, 1st, 2nd, T10 and 3rd starting in
2002.
DAVID TOMS
Tournament Record:
258, John Cook, 1996
Current Course Record:
61, Jay Delsing, 1993; Bob Estes, 2001
Tournament Course Record:
59, Al Geiberger, 1977 (Colonial CC)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
Lee Trevino....................281
Dave Hill ......................283
Gary Player ..................273
Gene Littler ..................270
Gibby Gilbert ................273
Al Geiberger ................273
Andy Bean* ..................277
Gil Morgan*..................278
Lee Trevino....................272
Jerry Pate ....................274
Raymond Floyd ............271
Larry Mize ....................274
Bob Eastwood ..............280
John Mahaffey ..............285
Allen Miller....................284
Lee Trevino
Lou Graham....................275
Hubert Green
John Mahaffey ..............275
Forrest Fezler ................277
John Lister
Gil Morgan
Jerry McGee ..................276
Gary Player
Lee Trevino ....................277
Larry Nelson ..................278
Tom Purtzer ....................273
Tom Kite ........................276
Bruce Lietzke
Mike Holland ................277
Chip Beck ......................275
Sammy Rachels
Fuzzy Zoeller
Ralph Landrum ..............282
Mark O’Meara
Tim Simpson
Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/6,883
Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/7,282
Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/7,282
Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/7,282
Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/7,282
Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/7,282
Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/7,282
Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/7,282
Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/7,282
Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/7,282
Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/7,282
Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/7,282
Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/7,282
ST. JUDE MEMPHIS CLASSIC
1985 Hal Sutton* ..................279 David Ogrin ....................279 Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/7,282
FEDERAL EXPRESS ST. JUDE CLASSIC
1986 Mike Hulbert ................280 Joey Sindelar ................281 Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/7,282
1987 Curtis Strange ..............275 Russ Cochran ................276 Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/7,282
Mike Donald
Tom Kite
Denis Watson
1988 Jodie Mudd ................273 Peter Jacobsen ..............274 Colonial CC (South), Cordova, TN ................72/7,282
Nick Price
1989 John Mahaffey ............272 Bob Gilder ......................275 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,006
Hubert Green
Bernhard Langer
Bob Tway
1990 Tom Kite*......................269 John Cook ......................269 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,006
1991 Fred Couples ................269 Rick Fehr ........................272 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,006
1992 Jay Haas ......................263 Dan Forsman..................266 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,006
Robert Gamez
1993 Nick Price......................266 Rick Fehr ........................269 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,006
Jeff Maggert
1994 Dicky Pride*..................267 Gene Sauers ..................267 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,006
Hal Sutton
FEDEX ST. JUDE CLASSIC
1995 Jim Gallagher, Jr...........267 Jay Delsing ....................268 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,006
Ken Green
1996 John Cook ....................258 John Adams ..................265 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,006
1997 Greg Norman ................268 Dudley Hart....................269 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,006
1998 Nick Price*....................268 Jeff Sluman ..................268 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,006
1999 Ted Tryba ......................265 Tim Herron ....................268 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,006
Tom Lehman
2000 Notah Begay III ............271 Chris DiMarco ..............272 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,030
Bob May
2001 Bob Estes......................267 Bernhard Langer ............268 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,030
2002 Len Mattiace ................266 Tim Petrovic ..................267 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,006
2003 David Toms ..................264 Nick Price ......................267 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,030
2004 David Toms ..................268 Bob Estes ......................274 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,103
2005 Justin Leonard..............266 David Toms ....................267 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............71/7,244
2006 Jeff Maggert ................271 Tom Pernice, Jr. ............274 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............70/7,244
STANFORD ST. JUDE CHAMPIONSHIP
2007 Woody Austin ..............267 Brian Davis ....................272 TPC Southwind, Germantown, TN ..............70/7,239
KEY: * = Playoff
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TOURAMENT HISTORIES
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SECTION
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CABRERA
3-50
2007 U.S. Open
Winner: ANGEL CABRERA
FedExCup Points: 4,950 $1,260,000
69-71-76-69 285 (+5)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Angel Cabrera ....................1 69-71-76-69 285 4,950 $1,260,000.00
Jim Furyk ..........................T2 71-75-70-70 286 2,420 611,336.00
Tiger Woods ....................T2 71-74-69-72 286 2,420 611,336.00
Niclas Fasth ........................4 71-71-75-70 287 325,923.00
David Toms ......................T5 72-72-73-72 289 1,045 248,948.00
Bubba Watson ..................T5 70-71-74-74 289 1,045 248,948.00
Nick Dougherty ................T7 68-77-74-71 290 194,245.00
Jerry Kelly ........................T7 74-71-73-72 290 857 194,245.00
Scott Verplank ..................T7 73-71-74-72 290 857 194,245.00
Stephen Ames ................T10 73-69-73-76 291 688 154,093.00
Paul Casey ......................T10 77-66-72-76 291 154,093.00
Justin Rose ....................T10 71-71-73-76 291 688 154,093.00
Aaron Baddeley ..............T13 72-70-70-80 292 516 124,706.00
Lee Janzen ....................T13 73-73-73-73 292 516 124,706.00
Hunter Mahan ................T13 73-74-72-73 292 516 124,706.00
Steve Stricker ................T13 75-73-68-76 292 516 124,706.00
Jeff Brehaut ..................T17 73-75-70-75 293 413 102,536.00
Tim Clark ........................T17 72-76-71-74 293 413 102,536.00
Carl Pettersson ..............T17 72-72-75-74 293 413 102,536.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, A=Amateur)
C—151-Woody Austin, Eric Axley, Thomas Bjorn, Luke Donald, Joe
Durant, Johan Edfors, Lucas Glover, Paul Goydos, Mark Harrell (A),
Tripp Isenhour, Soren Kjeldsen, Justin Leonard, Shaun Micheel, Phil
Mickelson, Jon Mills, Ryan Moore, Joey Sindelar, Kirk Triplett, Nick
Watney, 152-Tom Byrum, K.J. Choi, Stewart Cink, Ryuji Imada, Trevor
Immelman, Richie Ramsay (A), Jeff Sluman, Vaughn Taylor, Brett
Wetterich, 153-Joe Daley, Retief Goosen, Padraig Harrington,
Nobuhiro Masuda, Sean O'Hair, Toru Taniguchi, Kaname Yokoo, 154-
Robert Allenby, Andrew Buckle, Sergio Garcia, Arron Oberholser, Pat
Perez, Warren Pineo, Darron Stiles, Anthony Wall, 155-Ricky Barnes,
Kyle Dobbs, Tom Gillis, Martin Laird, Davis Love III, Henrik Stenson,
Chris Stroud, 156-Michael Berg, Michael Block, Darren Fichardt,
Nathan Green, Jason Kokrak (A), Luke List, Rod Pampling, Geoffrey
Sisk, Adam Speirs, 157-Rhys Davies (A), Craig Kanada, Steve
Marino, Tim Petrovic, 158-Rich Beem, Frank Bensel, Todd Fischer,
Todd Hamilton, Robert Karlsson, John M. Kelly (A), John Koskinen,
Colin Montgomerie, Adam Scott, Lee Williams, 159-Trip Kuehne (A),
160-Jeff Golden (A), Andy Matthews, Miguel Rodriguez, Johnson
Wagner, 161-Jason Allen, 162-Chris Condello (A), 163-Christian
Cevaer, Steve Elkington, Philip Pettitt, Jr. (A), Alex Prugh (A), Mike
Small, Martin Ureta (A), 164-Brett Quigley, 165-Todd Rossetti, 167-
Allen Doyle, Sam Walker, 168-Ryan Palmer, Jacob Rogers. W—79-
Richard Lee (A).
[25th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
Oakmont, PA June 14-17, 2007 FedExCup Points: 27,500 Purse: $7,000,000
Oakmont Country Club Par/Yards: 35-35—70/7,230
LEADERS
First Round
Nick Dougherty ..........................68 (-2)
Angel Cabrera ............................69 (-1)
Jose Maria Olazabal....................70 (E)
Bubba Watson ............................70 (E)
CUT: 63 players at 10-over-par 150 from a field of 144 professionals
and 12 amateurs.
NOTEWORTHY: Angel Cabrera birdied his 36th hole to finish evenpar
140 to move the cut to +10.
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Anthony Kim ..................T20 74-73-80-67 294 332 $86,200.00
Vijay Singh ....................T20 71-77-70-76 294 332 86,200.00
Mike Weir ......................T20 74-72-73-75 294 332 86,200.00
Ken Duke ........................T23 74-75-73-73 295 264 71,905.00
Nick O'Hern ....................T23 76-74-71-74 295 264 71,905.00
Brandt Snedeker ............T23 71-73-77-74 295 264 71,905.00
Stuart Appleby ..............T26 74-72-71-79 296 208 57,026.00
J.J. Henry ......................T26 71-78-75-72 296 208 57,026.00
Camilo Villegas ..............T26 73-77-75-71 296 208 57,026.00
Boo Weekley ..................T26 72-75-77-72 296 208 57,026.00
D.J. Brigman ..................T30 74-74-74-75 297 167 45,313.00
Fred Funk ........................T30 71-78-74-74 297 167 45,313.00
Peter Hanson ..................T30 71-74-78-74 297 45,313.00
Pablo Martin ..................T30 71-76-77-73 297 45,313.00
Graeme McDowell ........T30 73-72-75-77 297 45,313.00
Charl Schwartzel ............T30 75-73-73-76 297 45,313.00
Mathew Goggin ............T36 77-73-74-74 298 127 37,159.00
Shingo Katayama ..........T36 72-74-79-73 298 37,159.00
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..............T36 72-72-75-79 298 127 37,159.00
Ian Poulter ......................T36 72-77-72-77 298 127 37,159.00
Jeev M. Singh ................T36 75-75-73-75 298 37,159.00
Lee Westwood ..............T36 72-75-79-72 298 127 37,159.00
Kenneth Ferrie ................T42 74-76-77-72 299 31,084.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
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Geoff Ogilvy ....................T42 71-75-78-75 299 102 $31,084.00
John Rollins ....................T42 75-74-74-76 299 102 31,084.00
Olin Browne ....................T45 71-75-80-74 300 79 25,016.00
Ben Curtis ......................T45 71-77-78-74 300 79 25,016.00
Chris DiMarco ................T45 76-73-73-78 300 79 25,016.00
Marcus Fraser ................T45 72-78-77-73 300 25,016.00
Zach Johnson ................T45 76-74-76-74 300 79 25,016.00
Jose Maria Olazabal ......T45 70-78-78-74 300 79 25,016.00
Ernie Els ..........................T51 73-76-74-78 301 66 20,282.00
Charles Howell III ..........T51 76-73-77-75 301 66 20,282.00
Rory Sabbatini ................T51 73-77-78-73 301 66 20,282.00
Dean Wilson ..................T51 76-74-76-75 301 66 20,282.00
Anders Hansen ..............T55 71-79-79-73 302 63 18,829.00
Michael Putnam ............T55 73-74-72-83 302 63 18,829.00
Chad Campbell ................57 73-72-77-81 303 62 18,184.00
Michael Campbell ..........T58 73-77-75-79 304 17,371.00
Bob Estes ........................T58 75-75-77-77 304 61 17,371.00
Harrison Frazar ..............T58 74-74-74-82 304 61 17,371.00
Kevin Sutherland ............T58 74-76-79-75 304 61 17,371.00
Jason Dufner ....................62 71-75-79-80 305 59 16,647.00
George McNeill ................63 72-76-77-81 306 59 16,363.00
T=Tie
U.S. OPEN
1895 Horace Rawlins ............173 Willie Dunn....................175 Newport GC, Newport, Rl ..............................NA/NA
1896 James Foulis ................152 Horace Rawlins..............155 Shinnecock Hills GC, Southhampton, NY ......NA/NA
1897 Joe Lloyd ......................162 Willie Anderson ............163 Chicago GC, Wheaton, IL................................NA/NA
(Competition extended from 36 to 72 holes after 1897)
1898 Fred Herd ......................328 Alex Smith ....................335 Myopia Hunt Club, Hamilton, MA..................NA/NA
1899 Willie Smith..................315 George Low....................326 Baltimore CC, Baltimore, MD ........................NA/NA
Val Fitzjohn
W. H. Way
1900 Harry Vardon ................313 J.H. Taylor......................315 Chicago GC, Wheaton, IL................................NA/NA
1901 Willie Anderson*..........331 Alex Smith ....................331 Myopia Hunt Club, Hamilton, MA..................NA/NA
1902 Laurie Auchterlonie ......307 Stewart Gardner ............313 Garden City GC, Garden City, NY ..................NA/NA
1903 Willie Anderson*..........307 David Brown ..................307 Baltusrol GC (Lower), Springfield, NJ ............NA/NA
1904 Willie Anderson............303 Gil Nicholls ....................308 Glen View Club, Golf, IL..................................NA/NA
1905 Willie Anderson............314 Alex Smith ....................316 Myopia Hunt Club, Hamilton, MA..................NA/NA
1906 Alex Smith ....................295 Willie Smith ..................302 Onwentsia Club, Lake Forest, IL ....................NA/NA
1907 Alex Ross......................302 Gil Nicholls ....................304 Philadelphia Cricket Club, Chestnut Hill, PA ....NA/NA
1908 Fred McLeod* ..............322 Willie Smith ..................322 Myopia Hunt Club, Hamilton, MA..................NA/NA
1909 George Sargent ............290 Tom McNamara ............294 Englewood GC, Englewood, NJ......................NA/NA
1910 AIex Smith* ..................298 John McDermott ..........298 Philadelphia Cricket Club, PA ......................73/5,956
Macdonald Smith
1911 John McDermott* ........307 Mike Brady ....................307 Chicago GC, Wheaton, IL ............................76/6,605
George Simpson
1912 John McDermott ..........294 Tom McNamara ............296 CC of Buffalo, Buffalo, NY ..........................74/6,326
1913 Francis Ouimet*............304 Harry Vardon ..................304 The Country Club, Brookline, MA ................74/6,245
Edward Ray
1914 Walter Hagen ..............290 Charles Evans, Jr. ..........291 Midlothian CC, Blue Island, IL......................72/6,355
1915 Jerome Travers ............297 Tom McNamara ............298 Baltusrol GC (Lower), Springfield, NJ..........74/6,212
1916 Charles Evans, Jr. ........286 Jock Hutchison ..............288 Minikahda Club, Minneapolis, MN..............71/6,130
KEY: * = Playoff + = World War I ++ = World War II
Second Round
Angel Cabrera ............................140 (E)
Bubba Watson ........................141 (+1)
Aaron Baddeley........................142 (+2)
Justin Rose ..............................142 (+2)
Stephen Ames..........................142 (+2)
Niclas Fasth ............................142 (+2)
Third Round
Aaron Baddeley........................212 (+2)
Tiger Woods ............................214 (+4)
Paul Casey................................215 (+5)
Stephen Ames..........................215 (+5)
Justin Rose ..............................215 (+5)
Bubba Watson ........................215 (+5)
Angel Cabrera ..........................216 (T7)
WEATHER: Thursday: Partly cloudy with a high of 78. Winds 8-10
mph. Friday: Morning clouds gave way to afternoon sunshine. High of
75. Winds 5-10 mph. Saturday: Partly cloudy. High of 78. Winds 8-14
mph. Sunday: Sunny and warm with a high of 82.
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NOTES
Angel Cabrera fired rounds of 69-71-76-69—285,
making him the first champion to win including a
score of 76 since Johnny Miller in the third round
in 1973 at Oakmont Country Club.
Angel Cabrera became the 14th player to record
his first PGA TOUR victory at the U.S. Open, going
back to 1916, joining Michael Campbell (2005),
Retief Goosen (2001), Ernie Els (1993), Jerry
Pate (1976), Lee Trevino (1973), Orville Moody
(1969), Jack Nicklaus (1962), Jack Fleck (1955),
Julius Boros (1952), Sam Parks (1935), Johnny
Goodman (1933), Charles Evans, Jr. (1916) and
Bobby Jones (1923).
Tiger Woods’ second-place finish in 2007 was his
fifth career top-3 finish at the U.S. Open. Only
seven other golfers have had at least five top-3 finishes
at the U.S. Open: Jack Nicklaus (9), Bobby
Jones (8), Ben Hogan (8), Gene Sarazen (7),
Arnold Palmer (6), Sam Snead (5) and Julius
Boros (5).
TIGER WOODS
Jim Furyk, who tied Tiger Woods for second
place, finished in second for the second consecutive
year at the U.S. Open. The last golfer to finish
a major in second place in consecutive years was
Greg Norman at the Masters in 1986 and 1987.
In the last 90 years of the U.S. Open, Furyk is the
fourth golfer to finish in the runner-up spot in consecutive
years: Bobby Jones (1924, 1925), Ben
Hogan (1955, 1956) and Arnold Palmer (1962,
1963, 1966, 1967).
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1917 No tournament+
1918 No Tournament+
1919 Walter Hagen* ............301 Mike Brady ....................301 Brae Burn CC, West Newton, MA ..............71/6,375
1920 Edward Ray ..................295 Harry Vardon ..................296 Inverness CC, Toledo, OH ............................72/6,569
Jack Burke
Leo Diegel
Jock Hutchison
1921 James M. Barnes ........289 Walter Hagen ................298 Columbia CC, Chevy Chase, MD..................70/6,380
Fred McLeod
1922 Gene Sarazen# ............288 John L. Black..................289 Skokie CC, Glencoe, IL ................................70/6,563
Robert T. Jones, Jr.
1923 Robert T. Jones, Jr.* ....296 Bobby Cruickshank ........296 Inwood CC, Inwood, NY ..............................72/6,532
1924 Cyril Walker# ................297 Robert T. Jones, Jr.........300 Oakland Hills CC (South), Birmingham,MI ....72/6,880
1925 Willie Macfarlane* ......291 Robert T. Jones, Jr.........291 Worcester CC, Worcester, MA ....................71/6,430
1926 Robert T. Jones, Jr. ......293 Joe Turnesa ..................294 Scioto CC, Columbus, OH ............................72/6,675
1927 Tommy Armour*............301 Harry Cooper..................301 Oakmont CC, Oakmont, PA ..........................72/6,929
1928 Johnny Farrell* ............294 Robert T. Jones, Jr.........294 Olympia Fields CC, Matteson, IL..................71/6,725
1929 Robert T. Jones, Jr.* ....294 Al Espinosa ....................294 Winged Foot GC (West), Mamaroneck, NY ..72/6,786
1930 Robert T. Jones, Jr. ......287 Macdonald Smith ..........289 Interlachen CC, Hopkins, MN ......................72/6,672
1931 Billy Burke* ..................292 George Von Elm ............292 Inverness Club, Toledo, OH ..........................71/6,529
1932 Gene Sarazen ..............286 Phil Perkins ....................289 Fresh Meadows CC, Flushing, NY ..............70/6,815
Bobby Cruickshank
1933 Johnny Goodman..........287 Ralph Guldahl ................288 North Shore CC, Glenview, IL ......................72/6,927
1934 Olin Dutra ....................293 Gene Sarazen ................294 Merion Cricket Club, Ardmore, PA ..............70/6,694
1935 Sam Parks, Jr. ..............299 Jimmy Thomson ............301 Oakmont CC, Oakmont, PA ..........................72/6,981
1936 Tony Manero ................282 Harry Cooper..................284 Baltusrol GC (Lower), Springfield, NJ..........72/6,866
1937 Ralph Guldahl ..............281 Sam Snead ....................283 Oakland Hills CC (South), Birmingham, MI ....72/7,037
1938 Ralph Guldahl ..............284 Dick Metz ......................290 Cherry Hills CC, Englewood, CO ..................71/6,888
1939 Byron Nelson* ..............284 Craig Wood....................284 Philadelphia CC, Gladwyne, PA....................69/6,786
Denny Shute
1940 Lawson Little* ..............287 Gene Sarazen ................287 Canterbury GC, Beachwood, OH ..................72/6,894
1941 Craig Wood ..................284 Denny Shute ..................287 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, TX ........................70/7,005
1942 No Tournament++
1943 No Tournament++
1944 No Tournament++
1945 No Tournament++
1946 LIoyd Mangrum* ..........284 Vic Ghezzi ......................284 Canterbury GC, Beachwood, OH ..................72/6,926
Byron Nelson
1947 Lew Worsham* ............282 Sam Snead ....................282 St. Louis CC, Clayton, MO............................71/6,532
1948 Ben Hogan ....................276 Jimmy Demaret ............278 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/7,020
1949 Cary Middlecoff............286 Sam Snead ....................287 Medinah CC, Medinah, IL ............................71/6,936
Clayton Heafner
1950 Ben Hogan* ..................287 Lloyd Mangrum..............287 Merion GC, Ardmore, PA..............................70/6,694
George Fazio
1951 Ben Hogan ....................287 Clayton Heafner ............289 Oakland Hills CC (South), Birmingham, MI ....70/6,927
1952 Julius Boros..................281 Ed Oliver ........................285 Northwood CC, Dallas, TX ..........................70/6,782
1953 Ben Hogan ....................283 Sam Snead ....................289 Oakmont CC, Oakmont, PA ..........................72/6,916
1954 Ed Furgol ......................284 Gene Littler ....................285 Baltusrol GC (Lower), Springfield, NJ..........70/6,027
1955 Jack Fleck* ..................287 Ben Hogan ....................287 Olympic Club (Lake), San Francisco, CA ......70/6,727
1956 Cary Middlecoff............281 Ben Hogan ....................282 Oak Hill CC, Rochester, NY ..........................70/6,902
Julius Boros
1957 Dick Mayer* ................282 Cary Middlecoff ............282 Inverness Club, Toledo, OH ..........................70/6,919
1958 Tommy Bolt ..................283 Gary Player ....................287 Southern Hills CC, Tulsa, OK........................70/6,907
1959 Billy Casper ..................282 Bob Rosburg ..................283 Winged Foot GC (West), Mamaroneck, NY....70/6,873
1960 Arnold Palmer ..............280 Jack Nicklaus ................282 Cherry Hills CC, Englewood, CO ..................71/7,089
1961 Gene Littler ..................281 Bob Goalby ....................282 Oakland Hills CC, Birmingham, MI ..............70/6,927
Doug Sanders
1962 Jack Nicklaus* ............283 Arnold Palmer ................283 Oakmont CC, Oakmont PA............................71/6,894
1963 Julius Boros*................293 Jacky Cupit ....................293 The Country Club, Brookline, MA ................71/6,870
Arnold Palmer
1964 Ken Venturi ..................278 Tommy Jacobs ..............282 Congressional CC (Blue), Bethesda, MD ....70/7,053
1965 Gary Player* ................282 Kel Nagle ......................282 Bellerive CC, St Louis, MO ..........................70/7,191
1966 Billy Casper* ................278 Arnold Palmer ..............278 Olympic Club (Lake), San Francisco, CA ......70/6,719
1967 Jack Nicklaus ..............275 Arnold Palmer ................279 Baltusrol GC (Lower), Springfield, NJ..........70/7,065
1968 Lee Trevino....................275 Jack Nicklaus ................279 Oak Hill CC, Rochester NY ..........................70/6,962
1969 Orville Moody ..............281 Deane Beman ................282 Champions GC, Houston, TX ........................70/6,967
Al Geiberger
Bob Rosburg
1970 Tony Jacklin ..................281 Dave Hill ........................288 Hazeltine GC, Chaska, MN ..........................72/7,151
1971 Lee Trevino*..................280 Jack Nicklaus ................280 Merion GC, Ardmore, PA..............................70/6,544
1972 Jack Nicklaus ..............290 Bruce Crampton ............293 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
1973 Johnny Miller ..............279 John Schlee ..................280 Oakmont CC, Oakmont, PA ..........................71/6,921
1974 Hale Irwin ....................287 Forrest Fezler ................289 Winged Foot GC (West), Mamaroneck, NY....70/6,961
1975 Lou Graham* ................287 John Mahaffey ..............287 Medinah CC, Medinah, IL ............................71/7,032
1976 Jerry Pate ....................277 Tom Weiskopf ................279 Atlanta Athletic Club, Duluth, GA................70/7,015
Al Geiberger
1977 Hubert Green ................278 Lou Graham....................279 Southern Hills CC, Tulsa, OK........................70/6,873
1978 Andy North ..................285 Dave Stockton................286 Cherry Hills CC, Englewood, CO ..................71/7,083
J.C. Snead
KEY: * = Playoff + = World War I ++ = World War II
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NOTES
Sweden’s Niclas Fasth finished alone in fourth
place just two shots behind winner Angel
Cabrera. Fasth’s fourth-place finish is the best by
a golfer from Sweden in the U.S. Open. The previous
best finish in a U.S. Open by a golfer from
Sweden was Fredrik Jacobson at Olympia Fields
in 2003, where he tied for fifth.
Angel Cabrera became just the second Argentine
to win a major championship. Roberto De
Vicenzo won the British Open in 1967.
There are 25 international players who have won
the U.S. Open on 31 different occasions.
Torrey Pines’ South Course is the site of two PGA
TOUR events in 2008 – the Buick Invitational in
January and the U.S. Open in June. Only Pebble
Beach (CA) Golf Links, Rivera Country Club in Los
Angeles and Harbour Town Golf Links in Hilton
Head, SC, have played host to two events in one
year. Pebble Beach will be the site for two events
in a year again in 2010. The two-tournament lineup:
Harbour Town
1989 MCI Heritage/TOUR Championship
Pebble Beach
1972 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/
U.S. Open
1977 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/
PGA Championship
1982 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/
U.S. Open
1988 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/
THE TOUR Championship
1992 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/
U.S. Open
2000 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am/
U.S. Open
Riviera
1948 Los Angeles Open/U.S. Open
1995 Nissan Open/PGA Championship
Tournament Record:
272, Jack Nicklaus, 1980 (Baltusrol GC); Lee Janzen, 1993
(Baltusrol GC); Tiger Woods, 2000 (Pebble Beach GL); Jim
Furyk, 2003 (Olympia Fields CC)
18-Hole Record:
63, Johnny Miller, 1973 (Oakmont CC); Tom Weiskopf, 1980
(Baltusrol GC); Jack Nicklaus, 1980 (Baltusrol GC); Vijay
Singh, 2003 (Olympia Fields)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Hale Irwin ....................284
Jack Nicklaus ..............272
David Graham ..............273
Tom Watson..................282
Larry Nelson ................280
Fuzzy Zoeller* ..............276
Andy North ..................279
Raymond Floyd ............279
Scott Simpson ..............277
Curtis Strange* ............278
Curtis Strange ..............278
Hale Irwin* ..................280
Payne Stewart* ............282
Tom Kite........................285
Lee Janzen....................272
Ernie Els*......................279
Corey Pavin ..................280
Steve Jones..................278
Ernie Els........................276
Lee Janzen....................280
Payne Stewart ..............279
Tiger Woods..................272
Retief Goosen* ............276
Tiger Woods..................277
Jim Furyk ......................272
Retief Goosen ..............276
Michael Campbell ........280
Geoff Ogilvy..................285
Angel Cabrera ..............285
Gary Player ....................286
Jerry Pate
Isao Aoki ........................274
George Burns ................276
Bill Rogers
Jack Nicklaus ................284
Tom Watson ..................281
Greg Norman ................276
Dave Barr ......................280
Tze-Chung Chen
Denis Watson
Lanny Wadkins ..............281
Chip Beck
Tom Watson ..................278
Nick Faldo ......................278
Chip Beck ......................279
Mark McCumber
lan Woosnam
Mike Donald ..................280
Scott Simpson ..............282
Jeff Sluman ..................287
Payne Stewart ..............274
Loren Roberts ................279
Colin Montgomerie
Greg Norman ................282
Tom Lehman ..................279
Davis Love III
Colin Montgomerie........277
Payne Stewart ..............281
Phil Mickelson ..............280
Ernie Els ........................287
Miguel A. Jiminez
Mark Brooks ..................276
Phil Mickelson ..............280
Stephen Leaney ............275
Phil Mickelson ..............278
Tiger Woods ..................282
Jim Furyk........................286
Phil Mickelson
Colin Montgomerie
Jim Furyk........................286
Tiger Woods
Inverness Club, Toledo, OH ..........................71/6,982
Baltusrol GC (Lower), Springfield, NJ..........70/7,076
Merion GC, Ardmore, PA..............................70/6,544
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,815
Oakmont CC, Oakmont, PA ..........................71/6,972
Winged Foot GC (West), Mamaroneck, NY ....70/6,930
Oakland Hills CC (South), Birmingham, MI ....70/6,996
Shinnecock Hills GC, Southampton, NY ......70/6,912
Olympic Club (Lake), San Francisco, CA ......70/6,714
The Country Club, Brookline, MA ................71/7,010
Oak Hill CC, Rochester, NY ..........................70/6,902
Medinah CC, Medinah, IL ............................70/6,996
Hazeltine National GC, Chaska, MN ..........72/7,149
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,809
Baltusrol GC (Lower), Springfield, NJ..........70/7,152
Oakmont CC, Oakmont, PA ..........................71/6,946
Shinnecock Hills GC, Southampton, NY ......70/6,944
Oakland Hills CC, Bloomfield Hills, MI ........70/6,974
Congressional CC (Blue), Bethesda, MD ....70/7,213
Olympic Club (Lake), San Francisco, CA ......70/6,797
Pinehurst (No. 2), Pinehurst, NC ..................70/7,175
Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........71/6,846
Southern Hills CC, Tulsa, OK........................70/6,973
Bethpage State Park (Black),........................70/7,214
Farmingdale, NY
Olympia Fields CC, Olympia Fields, IL..........70/7,190
Shinnecock Hills GC, Southampton, NY ......70/6,996
Pinehurst Resort, No. 2, Pinehurst, NC........70/7,214
Winged Foot GC, Mamaroneck, NY ............70/7,264
Oakmont CC, Oakmont, PA ..........................70/7,230
KEY: * = Playoff + = World War I ++ = World War II
Jim Furyk in action
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2007 Travelers Championship
MAHAN
Winner: HUNTER MAHAN*
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $1,080,000
62-71-67-65 265 (-15)
ORDER OF FINISH
*Def. Jay Williamson with a birdie-3 on the first playoff hole.
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Hunter Mahan ....................1 62-71-67-65 265 4,500 $1,080,000.00
Jay Williamson (S) ..............2 66-66-67-66 265 648,000.00
Nick O'Hern ........................3 67-70-66-66 269 1,700 408,000.00
Vijay Singh ........................4 68-71-66-65 270 1,200 288,000.00
Fred Funk ............................5 70-65-67-69 271 1,000 240,000.00
Tom Lehman ....................T6 67-68-70-67 272 838 201,000.00
David Toms ......................T6 67-65-69-71 272 838 201,000.00
Bo Van Pelt ......................T6 73-68-67-64 272 838 201,000.00
Billy Mayfair ....................T9 67-72-66-68 273 650 156,000.00
Kevin Na ..........................T9 70-67-69-67 273 650 156,000.00
Justin Rose ......................T9 69-68-68-68 273 650 156,000.00
B.J. Staten ........................T9 67-71-69-66 273 650 156,000.00
J.J. Henry ......................T13 68-73-69-64 274 500 120,000.00
Steve Marino ..................T13 68-67-71-68 274 500 120,000.00
Steve Allan ....................T15 66-75-67-67 275 375 90,000.00
Chad Campbell ..............T15 69-70-70-66 275 375 90,000.00
Mathew Goggin ............T15 69-71-67-68 275 375 90,000.00
Jerry Kelly ......................T15 69-68-68-70 275 375 90,000.00
Shigeki Maruyama ........T15 67-69-73-66 275 375 90,000.00
Kenny Perry ....................T15 65-71-70-69 275 375 90,000.00
Carl Pettersson ..............T15 65-72-72-66 275 375 90,000.00
Billy Andrade ..................T22 66-71-71-68 276 225 54,085.72
Joe Ogilvie ....................T22 71-68-69-68 276 225 54,085.72
Charles Warren ..............T22 67-67-73-69 276 225 54,085.72
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, D=disqualified)
C—142-Stuart Deane, Steve Elkington, Michael Putnam, Tag
Ridings, Paul Stankowski, Duffy Waldorf, 143-Stuart Appleby, Tom
Byrum, Fredrik Jacobson, Greg Owen, Paul Sheehan, D.J. Trahan,
Johnson Wagner, Nick Watney, 144-Tommy Armour III, Brian
Bateman, Michael Boyd, Jeff Brehaut, D.J. Brigman, Marco Dawson,
Charley Hoffman, George McNeill, Vaughn Taylor, Jaco Van Zyl, 145-
Brad Adamonis, Paul Azinger, Rich Beem, Kris Cox, Jeff Gove, Mark
Hensby, Zach Johnson, Craig Lile, Jeff Quinney, Jason Schultz, Kirk
Triplett, Charlie Wi, 146-Briny Baird, Darren Clarke, Brendon de
Jonge, Joe Durant, Paul Gow, 147-John Cook, Matt Hendrix,
Stephen Leaney, Luke List, Jarrod Lyle, Jerry Smith, 148-Rich
Barcelo, Notah Begay III, Jonathan Byrd, Gavin Coles, Parker
McLachlin, Jim St. Pierre, Darron Stiles, Vance Veazey, 149-Kent
Jones, Dicky Pride, John Rollins, Steve Sokol, Chris Tidland, 150-
Bubba Dickerson, Matthew Every, Lee Janzen, Craig Perks, Scott
Piercy, 151-Robert Garrigus, Bryce Molder, 152-Steve Lowery, 153-
John Merrick, Jim Rutledge, 154-Tom Johnson. W—77-Mathias
Gronberg, 76-Chris Stroud, 73-Arron Oberholser, 69-Daniel Chopra.
D—Kyle Reifers, Chris Couch.
Cromwell, CT June 21–24, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $6,000,000
TPC River Highlands Par/Yards: 35-35—70/6,820
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Eric Axley ........................T22 67-70-69-70 276 225 $54,085.71
Olin Browne ....................T22 67-67-72-70 276 225 54,085.71
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..............T22 68-70-68-70 276 225 54,085.71
Heath Slocum ................T22 68-68-70-70 276 225 54,085.71
Arjun Atwal ....................T29 68-71-74-64 277 166 39,900.00
Bill Haas ........................T29 72-68-68-69 277 166 39,900.00
Peter Lonard ..................T29 68-69-73-67 277 166 39,900.00
Kevin Sutherland ............T29 68-71-73-65 277 166 39,900.00
Brad Faxon ......................T33 65-74-70-69 278 141 33,900.00
Ryan Moore ....................T33 66-71-69-72 278 141 33,900.00
Tim Petrovic ....................T33 71-68-68-71 278 141 33,900.00
Craig Bowden ................T36 71-69-71-68 279 113 27,042.86
Rod Pampling ................T36 66-71-72-70 279 113 27,042.86
Corey Pavin ....................T36 70-66-77-66 279 113 27,042.86
Michael Sim ..................T36 65-70-78-66 279 113 27,042.86
Bob Tway ........................T36 71-70-69-69 279 113 27,042.86
Pat Perez ........................T36 69-68-66-76 279 113 27,042.85
Joey Sindelar ................T36 66-70-72-71 279 113 27,042.85
Woody Austin ................T43 66-73-71-70 280 88 21,000.00
Brian Davis ....................T43 71-69-74-66 280 88 21,000.00
Doug LaBelle II ..............T43 68-73-71-68 280 88 21,000.00
Michael Allen ................T46 66-69-76-70 281 66 15,810.00
Andrew Buckle ..............T46 71-70-72-68 281 66 15,810.00
Chris DiMarco ................T46 64-70-74-73 281 66 15,810.00
Brent Geiberger ..............T46 73-68-70-70 281 66 15,810.00
Jason Gore ....................T46 68-70-72-71 281 66 15,810.00
J.B. Holmes ....................T46 72-69-71-69 281 66 15,810.00
Cliff Kresge ....................T46 71-70-69-71 281 66 15,810.00
Steve Wheatcroft ..........T46 68-71-74-68 281 66 15,810.00
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Ryan Armour ..................T54 67-74-68-73 282 57 $13,560.00
Mark Calcavecchia ........T54 71-70-71-70 282 57 13,560.00
Ben Curtis ......................T54 69-71-73-69 282 57 13,560.00
Padraig Harrington ........T54 71-68-74-69 282 57 13,560.00
Tim Herron ......................T54 71-70-74-67 282 57 13,560.00
Jeff Overton ..................T54 69-71-72-70 282 57 13,560.00
Kevin Stadler ..................T54 68-70-75-69 282 57 13,560.00
Cameron Beckman ........T61 75-65-74-69 283 54 12,900.00
Bob Heintz ......................T61 65-72-76-70 283 54 12,900.00
Frank Lickliter II ..............T61 69-71-75-68 283 54 12,900.00
Daisuke Maruyama ........T61 68-72-75-68 283 54 12,900.00
David Branshaw ............T65 70-71-69-74 284 52 12,540.00
Jesper Parnevik ..............T65 72-69-78-65 284 52 12,540.00
Jason Dufner ..................T67 71-70-70-74 285 51 12,180.00
Steve Flesch ..................T67 71-69-72-73 285 51 12,180.00
Robert Gamez ................T67 70-69-73-73 285 51 12,180.00
Brett Wetterich ..............T67 70-70-80-65 285 51 12,180.00
Alex Cejka ........................71 68-71-77-70 286 50 11,880.00
Glen Day ........................T72 69-70-76-73 288 49 11,640.00
Will MacKenzie ..............T72 67-74-75-72 288 49 11,640.00
John Mallinger ..............T72 71-69-75-73 288 49 11,640.00
Stewart Cink ..................T75 68-70-75-76 289 47 11,340.00
Craig Kanada ..................T75 68-71-75-75 289 47 11,340.00
Tripp Isenhour ..................77 72-68-73-77 290 47 11,160.00
Mark Brooks (S) ................78 70-70-78-73 291 46 11,040.00
Scott Gutschewski ..........79 72-69-77-78 296 46 10,920.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
INSURANCE CITY OPEN
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
Ted Kroll........................273
Bob Toski ......................269
Tommy Bolt* ................271
Sam Snead ..................269
Arnold Palmer* ............274
Gardner Dickinson ........272
Jack Burke, Jr. ..............268
Gene Littler ..................272
Arnold Palmer* ............270
Billy Maxwell*..............271
Bob Goalby* ................271
Billy Casper ..................271
Ken Venturi ..................273
Billy Casper* ................274
Art Wall ......................266
Lawson Little ................277
Skee Riegel
Earl Stewart, Jr.
Jim Ferrier......................270
Earl Stewart, Jr. ............271
Fred Hawkins ................276
Mike Souchak
Ted Kroll ........................274
George Bayer ................274
Dow Finsterwald............271
Art Wall
Tom Nieporte ................273
Bill Collins......................270
Jack Fleck
Ted Kroll ........................271
Art Wall ........................271
George Bayer ................272
Al Besselink ..................274
Paul Bondeson
Sam Carmichael
Jim Grant
Johnny Pott....................274
Wes Ellis........................268
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
KEY: * = Playoff
First Round
Hunter Mahan ............................62 (-8)
Chris DiMarco ............................64 (-6)
Carl Pettersson ..........................65 (-5)
Bob Heintz ..................................65 (-5)
Michael Sim................................65 (-5)
Kenny Perry ................................65 (-5)
Brad Faxon ..................................65 (-5)
CUT: 79 players at 1-over par 141 from a field of 156 professionals.
[26th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
WEATHER: Thursday: Mostly sunny in the morning, partly cloudy in
afternoon. Winds 10-15 mph with gusts to 20 and an afternoon high of
81. Play suspended at 4:32 p.m. due to lightning and resumed at 5:45
p.m. (delay of 1 hour, 13 minutes). Play was suspended for day at 7:03
p.m. due to lightning. Friday: 39 players resumed play at 7:30 a.m. NW
Second Round
David Toms ..............................132 (-8)
Jay Williamson ........................132 (-8)
Hunter Mahan ..........................133 (-7)
Olin Browne ..............................134 (-6)
Charles Warren ........................134 (-6)
Chris DiMarco ..........................134 (-6)
Third Round
Jay Williamson ......................199 (-11)
Hunter Mahan ........................200 (-10)
David Toms ..............................201 (-9)
Fred Funk ..................................202 (-8)
Nick O’Hern ..............................203 (-7)
Pat Perez ..................................203 (-7)
winds 15-25 mph and a gust as high as 34 in the morning. Afternoon
high of 74. Heavy rain suspended play from 4:23-4:44 p.m. Scattered
showers through the remainder of the afternoon and evening. Saturday:
Sunny with afternoon temperatures in the mid-70s and winds NW 10-
20 mph with higher gusts. Sunday: Mostly sunny in the morning then
becoming partly cloudy. Temperature reached the high 70s with winds at
10-16 mph.
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NOTES
Hunter Mahan became the 13th player to win his
first PGA TOUR title at the Travelers Championship.
Mahan joins other recent champions Stewart
Cink (1997), Brent Geiberger (1999) and J. J.
Henry (2006) in the first-time winner’s category.
Hunter Mahan moved to the top of the tournament’s
all-time money list with his win last year.
Mahan has made only six career starts at TPC River
Highlands and missed the cut in his first two tries.
Mahan tied for second in 2006 and his win last
year increased his money to just over $1.5 million.
Hunter Mahan’s first-round 62 was one stroke off
the course record of 61 set by Kirk Triplett in the
third round in 2000. His 62 matched the lowest
first-round score in tournament history.
Michael Sim tied the tournament record for the
lowest front-nine score with a 29 in the first round.
Mike Brisky set the front nine record of 6-under
in 1995. Vijay Singh holds the record for lowest
back-nine score with a 7-under 29 in 1998.
VIJAY SINGH
Non-PGA TOUR member Jay Williamson was
given a sponsor’s exemption into the field last year
and made the most of his opportunity. Williamson,
who played baseball and hockey but not golf at
Trinity University in Hartford, CT, shared the second-round
lead and held the third-round lead
before eventually losing in a playoff to Hunter
Mahan. The second-place effort was a career-best
for Williamson, who previously finished tied for
third at the 2003 AT&T Classic.
Tournament Record:
259, Tim Norris, 1982 (Wethersfield CC)
Current Course Record:
61, Kirk Triplett, 2000; Phil Mickelson, Scott Verplank, 2001;
Brad Faxon, 2005
Other Course Record:
60, Tommy Bolt, 1954 (Wethersfield CC)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
GREATER HARTFORD OPEN INVITATIONAL
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
Charlie Sifford ..............272
Billy Casper ..................266
Bob Lunn* ....................268
Bob Murphy ..................267
George Archer* ............268
Lee Trevino*..................269
Steve Oppermann ..........273
Bruce Crampton ............269
Dave Hill ........................268
Paul Harney....................271
Lou Graham....................268
J.C. Snead
Lee Elder ........................269
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
SAMMY DAVIS, JR.-GREATER HARTFORD OPEN
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
Billy Casper ..................264
Dave Stockton ..............268
Don Bies* ....................267
Rik Massengale............266
Bill Kratzert ..................265
Rod Funseth..................264
Jerry McGee ................267
Howard Twitty* ............266
Hubert Green ................264
Tim Norris ....................259
Curtis Strange ..............268
Peter Jacobsen ............269
Bruce Devlin ..................265
Raymond Floyd ..............272
Hubert Green ................267
Al Geiberger ..................268
J.C. Snead
Grier Jones ....................268
Larry Nelson
Dale Douglass................268
Lee Elder
Bill Kratzert
Jack Renner ..................268
Jim Simons ....................266
Bobby Clampett ............265
Fred Couples
Roger Maltbie
Raymond Floyd ..............265
Hubert Green
Jay Haas ........................269
Jack Renner
Mark O’Meara ..............271
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
Wethersfield CC, Wethersfield, CT..............71/6,568
TPC Connecticut, Cromwell, CT ..................71/6,786
CANON SAMMY DAVIS, JR.-GREATER HARTFORD OPEN
1985
1986
1987
1988
Phil Blackmar*..............271
Mac O’Grady* ..............269
Paul Azinger ................269
Mark Brooks* ..............269
Jodie Mudd....................271
Dan Pohl
Roger Maltbie................269
Dan Forsman..................270
Wayne Levi
Dave Barr ......................269
Joey Sindelar
TPC Connecticut, Cromwell, CT ..................71/6,786
TPC Connecticut, Cromwell, CT ..................71/6,786
TPC Connecticut, Cromwell, CT ..................71/6,786
TPC Connecticut, Cromwell, CT ..................71/6,786
CANON GREATER HARTFORD OPEN
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Paul Azinger ................267
Wayne Levi ..................267
Billy Ray Brown* ..........271
Lanny Wadkins ............274
Nick Price......................271
David Frost....................268
Greg Norman ................267
D.A. Weibring ..............270
Stewart Cink ................267
Olin Browne*................266
Brent Geiberger ............262
Notah Begay III ............260
Phil Mickelson ..............264
Phil Mickelson ..............266
Wayne Levi ....................268
Mark Calcavecchia ........269
Brad Fabel
Rocco Mediate
Chris Perry
Rick Fehr ........................271
Corey Pavin
Dan Forsman..................276
Donnie Hammond
Nick Price
Dan Forsman..................272
Roger Maltbie
Greg Norman ................269
Dave Stockton, Jr. ........269
Kirk Triplett
Grant Waite
Tom Kite ........................274
Tom Byrum ....................268
Brandel Chamblee
Jeff Maggert
Stewart Cink ..................266
Larry Mize
Skip Kendall ..................265
Mark Calcavechia ..........261
Billy Andrade ................265
Jonathan Kaye ..............267
Davis Love III
TPC Connecticut, Cromwell, CT ..................71/6,786
TPC Connecticut, Cromwell, CT ..................70/6,531
TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
GREATER HARTFORD OPEN
2003 Peter Jacobsen ............266 Chris Riley......................268 TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
BUICK CHAMPIONSHIP
2004
2005
2006
Woody Austin* ............270
Brad Faxon*..................266
J.J. Henry ....................266
Tim Herron ....................270
Tjaart van der Walt........266
Hunter Mahan................269
Ryan Moore
TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
TRAVELERS CHAMPIONSHIP
2007 Hunter Mahan* ............265 Jay Williamson..............265 TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, CT ............70/6,820
KEY: * = Playoff
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2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
2007 Buick Open
BATEMAN
Winner: BRIAN BATEMAN
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $882,000
65-70-69-69 273 (-15)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Brian Bateman ....................1 65-70-69-69 273 4,500 $882,000.00
Jason Gore ......................T2 71-66-70-67 274 1,867 365,866.67
Justin Leonard ..................T2 69-72-66-67 274 1,867 365,866.67
Woody Austin ..................T2 65-71-69-69 274 1,867 365,866.66
Marco Dawson ................T5 68-71-68-68 275 848 166,110.00
Steve Elkington ................T5 66-70-71-68 275 848 166,110.00
Jim Furyk ..........................T5 66-68-71-70 275 848 166,110.00
John Rollins ......................T5 70-71-67-67 275 848 166,110.00
Scott Verplank ..................T5 66-69-69-71 275 848 166,110.00
Gavin Coles ....................T10 68-70-68-70 276 554 108,616.67
Lucas Glover ..................T10 68-68-70-70 276 554 108,616.67
Steve Marino ..................T10 69-70-68-69 276 554 108,616.67
Brandt Snedeker ............T10 71-69-66-70 276 554 108,616.67
Fredrik Jacobson ............T10 68-70-67-71 276 554 108,616.66
Kenny Perry ....................T10 71-63-71-71 276 554 108,616.66
Briny Baird ......................T16 70-69-71-67 277 388 75,950.00
John Daly (S) ..................T16 69-70-69-69 277 388 75,950.00
Jesper Parnevik ..............T16 72-68-64-73 277 388 75,950.00
Charlie Wi ......................T16 68-70-70-69 277 388 75,950.00
Brian Davis ....................T20 70-69-70-69 278 261 51,100.00
Fred Funk ........................T20 70-70-68-70 278 261 51,100.00
Stephen Leaney ..............T20 69-69-69-71 278 261 51,100.00
Tom Lehman ..................T20 71-70-68-69 278 261 51,100.00
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..............T20 70-67-66-75 278 261 51,100.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—142-J.P. Hayes, Charles Howell III, Ryuji Imada, Frank Lickliter II,
Chris Riley, B.J. Staten, 143-Chris Couch, Brendon de Jonge, Stuart
Deane, Jason Dufner, Mathew Goggin, Paul Gow, Bob Heintz, Will
MacKenzie, Jason Schultz, Heath Slocum, Vance Veazey, Charles
Warren, Steve Wheatcroft, 144-Steve Allan, Michael Allen, Olin
Browne, Tom Byrum, Harrison Frazar, J.J. Henry, J.B. Holmes, Lee
Janzen, Matt Kuchar, Jeff Maggert, Bob May, Ryan Moore, Scott
Piercy, Jim Rutledge, Jerry Smith, Chris Tidland, Mark Wilson, 145-
Charley Hoffman, Trevor Immelman, Jarrod Lyle, Pablo Martin, John
Merrick, Jeff Overton, Kyle Reifers, Darron Stiles, Jaco Van Zyl, 146-
David Branshaw, Brian Hadley, Craig Lile, Andy Matthews, 147-Bill
Haas, Todd Hamilton, Scott Hebert, Doug LaBelle II, Parker
McLachlin, Rod Pampling, Paul Stankowski, Chris Stroud, Duffy
Waldorf, 148-Andrew Buckle, Matt Harmon, Richard S. Johnson,
Tom Johnson, Peter Lonard, John Senden, Bo Van Pelt, 149-Tim
Petrovic, 150-Ryan Armour, Kris Cox, John Mallinger, Ted Purdy, 151-
Brad Faxon, Matt Hendrix, 152-Eric Axley, Craig Perks, 153-Tommy
Armour III, 154-George McNeill, 158-Steven Bowditch. W—76-
Shigeki Maruyama, 72-John Cook.
[27th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
Grand Blanc, MI June 28-July 1, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $4,900,000
Warwick Hills Golf & Country Club Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,127
LEADERS
First Round
Rocco Mediate............................64 (-8)
Brian Bateman ............................65 (-7)
Brett Quigley ..............................65 (-7)
Woody Austin ............................65 (-7)
CUT: 77 players at 3-under-par 141 from a field of 156 professionals.
WEATHER: Thursday: Partly cloudy with a high of 76 degrees. Winds
N/NE at 6-12 mph. Friday: Mostly sunny with a high of 76 degrees.
Winds N at 6-12 mph. Saturday: Partly cloudy with a high of 77 degrees.
Winds N at 6-12 mph. Sunday: Partly cloudy with a high of 74 degrees.
Winds NE at 8-16 mph.
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Michael Putnam ............T20 70-67-69-72 278 261 $51,100.00
Jay Williamson ..............T20 71-67-71-69 278 51,100.00
Michael Boyd ................T27 70-68-71-70 279 170 33,320.00
Bubba Dickerson ............T27 68-69-69-73 279 170 33,320.00
Bob Estes ........................T27 69-70-70-70 279 170 33,320.00
Craig Kanada ..................T27 67-70-74-68 279 170 33,320.00
Sean O'Hair ....................T27 71-70-68-70 279 170 33,320.00
Kevin Stadler ..................T27 71-68-68-72 279 170 33,320.00
Bob Tway ........................T27 70-71-72-66 279 170 33,320.00
Glen Day ........................T34 71-70-70-69 280 118 23,193.34
Robert Gamez ................T34 70-68-73-69 280 118 23,193.34
Jeff Sluman ....................T34 70-71-71-68 280 118 23,193.34
Ken Duke ........................T34 71-68-71-70 280 118 23,193.33
Mathias Gronberg ..........T34 71-70-68-71 280 118 23,193.33
Mark Hensby ..................T34 67-70-71-72 280 118 23,193.33
Tripp Isenhour ................T34 69-70-66-75 280 118 23,193.33
Kent Jones ....................T34 71-69-70-70 280 118 23,193.33
Kevin Na ........................T34 70-71-67-72 280 118 23,193.33
D.J. Brigman ..................T43 70-70-70-71 281 80 15,712.67
Alex Cejka ......................T43 68-70-72-71 281 80 15,712.67
Brett Quigley ..................T43 65-69-75-72 281 80 15,712.67
Tag Ridings ....................T43 71-70-71-69 281 80 15,712.67
Joe Ogilvie ....................T43 69-72-67-73 281 80 15,712.66
Dicky Pride ......................T43 70-69-69-73 281 80 15,712.66
Billy Andrade ..................T49 68-69-73-72 282 63 12,380.67
Darren Clarke ................T49 73-68-70-71 282 63 12,380.67
Daniel Chopra ................T49 70-68-72-72 282 63 12,380.66
Rich Barcelo ..................T52 72-65-75-71 283 57 11,152.40
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
BUICK OPEN INVITATIONAL
1958 Billy Casper ..................285 Ted Kroll ........................286 Warwick Hills CC, Grand Blanc, Ml ............72/7,014
Arnold Palmer
1959 Art Wall* ......................282 Dow Finsterwald............282 Warwick Hills CC, Grand Blanc, Ml ............72/7,014
1960 Mike Souchak ..............282 Gay Brewer ....................283 Warwick Hills CC, Grand Blanc, Ml ............72/7,014
Art Wall
1961 Jack Burke, Jr.* ............284 Billy Casper....................284 Warwick Hills CC, Grand Blanc, Ml ............72/7,014
Johnny Pott
1962 Bill Collins ....................284 Dave Ragan....................285 Warwick Hills CC, Grand Blanc, Ml ............72/7,014
1963 Julius Boros..................274 Dow Finsterwald............279 Warwick Hills CC, Grand Blanc, Ml ............72/7,014
1964 Tony Lema ....................277 Dow Finsterwald............280 Warwick Hills CC, Grand Blanc, Ml ............72/7,014
1965 Tony Lema ....................280 Johnny Pott....................282 Warwick Hills CC, Grand Blanc, Ml ............72/7,014
1966 Phil Rodgers..................284 Johnny Pott....................286 Warwick Hills CC, Grand Blanc, Ml ............72/7,014
Kermit Zarley
1967 Julius Boros..................283 Bob Goalby ....................286 Warwick Hills CC, Grand Blanc, Ml ............72/7,014
R.H. Sikes
Bert Yancey
1968 Tom Weiskopf ..............280 Mike Hill ........................281 Warwick Hills CC, Grand Blanc, Ml ............72/7,014
1969 Dave Hill ......................277 Frank Beard....................279 Warwick Hills CC, Grand Blanc, Ml ............72/7,014
1970 No Tournament
1971 No Tournament
VERN PARSELL BUICK OPEN
1972 Gary Groh**..................273 John Mahaffey ..............275 Flint Elks CC, Flint, Ml..................................72/6,902
LAKE MICHIGAN CLASSIC
1973 Wilf Homenuik* ** ......215 Jim Ferriell ....................215 Benton Harbor Elks CC, ..............................71/6,690
Benton Harbor, Ml
KEY: * = Playoff * = Unofficial tournament
Second Round
Kenny Perry ............................134 (-10)
Jim Furyk ................................134 (-10)
Brett Quigley ..........................134 (-10)
Brian Bateman ..........................135 (-9)
Rocco Mediate..........................135 (-9)
Scott Verplank ..........................135 (-9)
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Third Round
Tom Pernice Jr. ......................203 (-13)
Brian Bateman........................204 (-12)
Jesper Parnevik ......................204 (-12)
Scott Verplank ........................204 (-12)
Five players ............................205 (-11)
Jeff Brehaut ..................T52 72-65-70-76 283 57 $11,152.40
Steve Flesch ..................T52 70-70-71-72 283 57 11,152.40
Brent Geiberger ..............T52 70-71-71-71 283 57 11,152.40
Tom Gillis (S) ..................T52 71-70-69-73 283 11,152.40
Scott Gutschewski ........T52 71-70-71-71 283 57 11,152.40
Greg Owen ....................T52 70-70-72-71 283 57 11,152.40
Andrew Ruthkoski (S)......T52 69-70-73-71 283 11,152.40
Joey Sindelar ................T52 69-68-70-76 283 57 11,152.40
Lee Williams (S) ..............T52 69-72-71-71 283 11,152.40
Rocco Mediate ..............T62 64-71-76-73 284 54 10,535.00
Corey Pavin ....................T62 68-73-69-74 284 54 10,535.00
Robert Allenby ................T64 69-70-72-74 285 52 10,143.00
Craig Bowden ................T64 69-72-70-74 285 52 10,143.00
Brian Gay ........................T64 69-72-72-72 285 52 10,143.00
Jeff Quinney ..................T64 67-72-75-71 285 52 10,143.00
Paul Sheehan ................T64 72-68-73-72 285 52 10,143.00
Johnson Wagner ............T64 71-68-72-74 285 52 10,143.00
Arjun Atwal ....................T70 70-71-73-72 286 50 9,751.00
Chris DiMarco ................T70 72-67-73-74 286 50 9,751.00
Cameron Beckman ..........72 66-73-75-73 287 49 9,604.00
Jeff Gove ........................T73 71-68-76-73 288 48 9,408.00
Steve Lowery ..................T73 70-70-75-73 288 48 9,408.00
Michael Sim ..................T73 72-68-75-73 288 48 9,408.00
Daisuke Maruyama ..........76 69-71-74-78 292 47 9,212.00
Robert Garrigus ................77 68-73-75-77 293 47 9,114.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
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TOURAMENT HISTORIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
3-56
Buick Open
NOTES
Brian Bateman became the first Buick Open
champion not to play in the final group Sunday
since 1999 when Tom Pernice, Jr. came from the
sixth-to-last group to win. Pernice was the last
player to win his first PGA TOUR title at the Buick
Open before Bateman won in 2007.
Brian Bateman was the first Buick Open champion
to win on the final hole with a birdie since
Rocco Mediate did the same in 2000.
Jim Furyk’s T5 finish was the eighth top-10 of his
career at the Buick Open, which in turn gave him
the most top-10 finishes in Buick Open history.
Furyk broke the mark of seven which he shared
with Julius Boros and Tiger Woods.
Jim Furyk’s rounds of 66-68-71-70—275 extended
his streak to 37 consecutive below-par rounds at
the Buick Open. The only time that Furyk carded an
above-par score at the Buick Open was a thirdround
75 in 1997. Furyk has recorded par-or-better
scores in 51 of 52 rounds at Warwick Hills G&CC.
JIM FURYK
The par-5 13th hole (544 yards) yielded 18 eagles
during the 2007 Buick Open, marking the most
eagles recorded on that hole since 1991 (19), when
it was 490 yards.
The par-4 15th at Warwick Hills played as the most
difficult on the course with a stroke average of
4.248. Since 1990, the 15th has played as the most
difficult hole during the tournament week every
year with the exception of 2003 and 1998, where it
played as fourth most difficult and fifth most difficult,
respectively.
Tournament Record:
262, Robert Wrenn, 1987
Current Course Record:
61, Billy Mayfair, 2001; Tiger Woods, 2005
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
FLINT ELKS OPEN
1974 Bryan Abbott** ............135 Joe Porter ......................136 Flint Elks CC, Flint, Ml..................................72/6,902
1975 Spike Kelley**..............208 Randy Erskine ................209 Flint Elks CC, Flint, Ml..................................72/6,902
Jim Marshall
Mike McCullough
1976 Ed Sabo* **..................279 Randy Erskine ................279 Flint Elks CC, Flint, Ml..................................72/6,902
1977 Bobby Cole....................271 Fred Marti ......................272 Flint Elks CC, Flint, Ml..................................72/6,902
BUICK GOODWRENCH OPEN
1978 Jack Newton* ..............280 Mike Sullivan ................280 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, Ml........72/7,014
1979 John Fought*................280 Jim Simons ....................280 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, Ml........72/7,014
1980 Peter Jacobsen ............276 Bill Kratzert ....................277 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, Ml........72/7,014
Mark Lye
BUICK OPEN
1981 Hale Irwin* ..................277 Bobby Clampett ............277 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, Ml........72/7,014
Peter Jacobsen
Gil Morgan
1982 Lanny Wadkins ............273 Tom Kite ........................274 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, Ml........72/7,014
1983 Wayne Levi ..................272 Isao Aoki ........................273 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, Ml........72/7,014
Calvin Peete
1984 Denis Watson ..............271 Payne Stewart ..............272 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, Ml........72/7,014
1985 Ken Green ....................268 Wayne Grady ................272 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, Ml........72/7,014
1986 Ben Crenshaw ..............270 J.C. Snead......................271 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, Ml........72/7,014
Doug Tewell
1987 Robert Wrenn ..............262 Dan Pohl ........................269 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, Ml........72/7,014
1988 Scott Verplank ..............268 Doug Tewell ..................270 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, Ml........72/7,014
1989 Leonard Thompson ......273 Billy Andrade ................274 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, Ml........72/7,014
Payne Stewart
Doug Tewell
1990 Chip Beck......................272 Mike Donald ..................273 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, Ml........72/7,014
Hale Irwin
Fuzzy Zoeller
1991 Brad Faxon*..................271 Chip Beck ......................271 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, Ml........72/7,014
1992 Dan Forsman* ..............276 Steve Elkington..............276 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, Ml........72/7,014
Brad Faxon
1993 Larry Mize ....................272 Fuzzy Zoeller ..................273 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, MI........72/7,014
1994 Fred Couples ................270 Corey Pavin ....................272 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, MI........72/7,014
1995 Woody Austin* ............270 Mike Brisky ....................270 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, MI........72/7,014
1996 Justin Leonard..............266 Chip Beck ......................271 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, MI........72/7,105
1997 Vijay Singh....................273 Tom Byrum ....................277 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, MI........72/7,105
Russ Cochran
Ernie Els
Brad Fabel
Joe Ozaki
Curtis Strange
1998 Billy Mayfair ................271 Scott Verplank................273 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, MI........72/7,105
1999 Tom Pernice, Jr. ............270 Ted Tryba........................271 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, MI........72/7,105
Tom Lehman
Bob Tway
2000 Rocco Mediate ............268 Chris Perry......................270 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, MI........72/7,105
2001 Kenny Perry ..................263 Chris DiMarco................265 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, MI........72/7,105
Jim Furyk
2002 Tiger Woods..................271 Fred Funk........................275 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, MI........72/7,127
Brian Gay
Mark O’Meara
Esteban Toledo
2003 Jim Furyk ......................267 Briny Baird ....................269 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, MI........72/7,127
Chris DiMarco
Geoff Ogilvy
Tiger Woods
2004 Vijay Singh....................265 John Daly ......................266 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, MI........72/7,127
2005 Vijay Singh....................264 Zach Johnson ................268 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, MI........72/7,127
Tiger Woods
2006 Tiger Woods..................264 Jim Furyk ......................267 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, MI........72/7,127
2007 Brian Bateman..............273 Jason Gore ....................274 Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, MI........72/7,127
Justin Leonard
Woody Austin
KEY: * = Playoff ** = Unofficial tournament
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2007 AT&T National
hosted by Tiger Woods
CHOI
Winner: K.J. CHOI
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $1,080,000
66-67-70-68 271 (-9)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
K.J. Choi ............................1 66-67-70-68 271 4,500 $1,080,000.00
Steve Stricker ....................2 67-70-67-70 274 2,700 648,000.00
Stuart Appleby ................T3 66-67-68-76 277 1,300 312,000.00
Jim Furyk ..........................T3 66-74-68-69 277 1,300 312,000.00
Pat Perez ..........................T3 71-70-69-67 277 1,300 312,000.00
Robert Allenby ..................T6 70-71-69-68 278 869 208,500.00
Tiger Woods ....................T6 73-66-69-70 278 869 208,500.00
Hunter Mahan ..................T8 70-74-70-65 279 700 168,000.00
Rocco Mediate ................T8 75-68-70-66 279 700 168,000.00
Brandt Snedeker ..............T8 69-72-70-68 279 700 168,000.00
Mike Weir ........................T8 72-66-67-74 279 700 168,000.00
Mathew Goggin ............T12 73-69-67-71 280 461 110,571.43
Craig Kanada ..................T12 69-67-74-70 280 461 110,571.43
Geoff Ogilvy ....................T12 69-75-68-68 280 461 110,571.43
Jeff Quinney ..................T12 67-75-69-69 280 461 110,571.43
Vijay Singh ....................T12 66-71-73-70 280 461 110,571.43
Boo Weekley ..................T12 70-72-67-71 280 461 110,571.43
Lucas Glover ..................T12 71-69-66-74 280 461 110,571.42
Billy Andrade ..................T19 68-68-73-72 281 293 70,200.00
Charley Hoffman ............T19 71-69-67-74 281 293 70,200.00
Shigeki Maruyama ........T19 72-70-65-74 281 293 70,200.00
Rod Pampling ................T19 70-70-69-72 281 293 70,200.00
Jesper Parnevik ..............T19 70-68-73-70 281 293 70,200.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, D=disqualified, A=amateur)
C—145-Eric Axley, Harrison Frazar, Jeff Gove, Bubba Watson, Dean
Wilson, 146-Chad Campbell, J.P. Hayes, J.B. Holmes, Steve Marino,
Pablo Martin, Kevin Na, Joey Sindelar, Camilo Villegas, Brett
Wetterich, 147-Ryan Armour, Daniel Chopra, Mark Hensby, Richard S.
Johnson, Jeff Maggert, Phil Mickelson, Tom Pernice, Jr., Heath
Slocum, Kevin Sutherland, 148-Andrew Buckle, Jonathan Byrd, Steve
Flesch, Lee Janzen, Matt Kuchar, Davis Love III, Daisuke Maruyama,
Adam Scott, 149-Jose Coceres, Ben Curtis, Ken Duke, Steve Lowery,
Ryan Palmer, Kirk Triplett, Johnson Wagner, 150-Woody Austin,
Charles Howell III, 151-John Daly, Bob Estes, 152-David Branshaw,
Nick O'Hern, 153-Tim Petrovic. W—71-Shaun Micheel.
Tournament Record:
271, K.J. Choi, 2007
Current Course Record:
65, Shigeki Maruyama, Hunter Mahan, 2007
[28th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
Bethesda, MD July 5-8, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $6,000,000
Congressional Country Club Par/Yards: 35-35—70/7,255
LEADERS
CUT: 74 players at 4-over-par 144 from a field of 119 professionals and
one amateur.
NOTEWORTHY: The five-way tie for the first-round lead matched the
Mercedes-Benz Championship for the most players tied for the 18-hole
lead in 2007. Phil Mickelson missed back-to-back cuts (U.S. Open-
AT&T National) for the first time since 2002 when he missed the cut
at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am and the Buick Invitational.
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Chris Riley (S) ..................T19 70-71-70-70 281 293 $70,200.00
Anthony Kim ..................T25 71-69-69-73 282 195 46,800.00
Justin Leonard ................T25 73-70-71-68 282 195 46,800.00
Ryan Moore ....................T25 74-70-66-72 282 195 46,800.00
Sean O'Hair ....................T25 71-70-73-68 282 195 46,800.00
Corey Pavin ....................T25 67-73-75-67 282 195 46,800.00
Briny Baird ......................T30 70-73-68-72 283 139 33,420.00
Olin Browne ....................T30 70-73-70-70 283 139 33,420.00
Brian Davis ....................T30 69-70-70-74 283 139 33,420.00
Robert Garrigus ..............T30 69-67-73-74 283 139 33,420.00
Brian Gay ........................T30 71-70-69-73 283 139 33,420.00
Bill Haas ........................T30 69-72-71-71 283 139 33,420.00
Kent Jones ....................T30 71-70-70-72 283 139 33,420.00
Stephen Leaney ..............T30 71-71-70-71 283 139 33,420.00
Justin Rose ....................T30 69-69-70-75 283 139 33,420.00
D.J. Trahan ....................T30 71-72-71-69 283 139 33,420.00
Chris DiMarco ................T40 72-72-70-70 284 98 23,400.00
Fredrik Jacobson ............T40 68-69-76-71 284 98 23,400.00
Brett Quigley ..................T40 72-70-70-72 284 98 23,400.00
John Senden ..................T40 70-74-73-67 284 98 23,400.00
Kevin Stadler (S)..............T40 69-70-69-76 284 98 23,400.00
Rich Beem ......................T45 67-77-70-71 285 68 16,515.00
Mathias Gronberg ..........T45 71-72-68-74 285 68 16,515.00
Jerry Kelly ......................T45 71-68-73-73 285 68 16,515.00
Cliff Kresge ....................T45 69-70-70-76 285 68 16,515.00
Frank Lickliter II ..............T45 71-72-72-70 285 68 16,515.00
Arron Oberholser ............T45 74-68-69-74 285 68 16,515.00
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Joe Ogilvie ....................T45 66-77-72-70 285 68 $16,515.00
Charles Warren ..............T45 68-73-68-76 285 68 16,515.00
Jamie Lovemark (S) ........T45 67-74-73-71 285 Amateur
Craig Barlow ..................T54 70-74-69-73 286 56 13,635.00
Notah Begay III (S) ..........T54 73-70-71-72 286 56 13,635.00
Tim Herron ......................T54 71-73-72-70 286 56 13,635.00
Peter Lonard ..................T54 75-69-70-72 286 56 13,635.00
Will MacKenzie ..............T54 72-70-75-69 286 56 13,635.00
Billy Mayfair ..................T54 72-71-71-72 286 56 13,635.00
Michael Putnam (S) ........T54 69-75-75-67 286 56 13,635.00
Bo Van Pelt ....................T54 70-71-72-73 286 56 13,635.00
Chris Couch ....................T62 68-72-77-70 287 53 12,900.00
Fred Funk ........................T62 67-77-74-69 287 53 12,900.00
Greg Owen ....................T62 67-74-75-71 287 53 12,900.00
Mark Wilson ..................T62 71-72-72-72 287 53 12,900.00
Tommy Armour III ..........T66 70-72-74-73 289 52 12,480.00
Jason Bohn ....................T66 73-69-71-76 289 52 12,480.00
Jason Gore ....................T66 71-73-73-72 289 52 12,480.00
Aaron Baddeley ..............T69 74-69-68-79 290 50 12,120.00
Joe Durant ......................T69 73-71-71-75 290 50 12,120.00
Ryuji Imada ....................T69 73-71-78-68 290 50 12,120.00
Vaughn Taylor ..................72 72-68-78-73 291 49 11,880.00
Todd Hamilton ..................73 69-70-77-76 292 49 11,760.00
Brad Faxon (S) ..................74 69-74-73-77 293 48 11,640.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
2007 K.J. Choi ......................271 Steve Stricker ................274 Congressional CC, Bethesda, MD................70/7,255
KEY: * = Playoff
First Round
K.J. Choi......................................66 (-4)
Joe Ogilvie..................................66 (-4)
Jim Furyk ....................................66 (-4)
Stuart Appleby............................66 (-4)
Vijay Singh ..................................66 (-4)
Seven players ............................67 (-3)
Steve Stricker
in action
Second Round
K.J. Choi....................................133 (-7)
Stuart Appleby..........................133 (-7)
Craig Kanada ............................136 (-4)
Robert Garrigus ........................136 (-4)
Billy Andrade ............................136 (-4)
Third Round
Stuart Appleby..........................201 (-9)
K.J. Choi....................................203 (-7)
Steve Stricker ..........................204 (-6)
Mike Weir ................................205 (-5)
Lucas Glover ............................206 (-4)
WEATHER: Thursday: Mostly cloudy with a brief period of heavy rain
early in the afternoon, with play delayed for 18 minutes (1:41-1:59 p.m.).
High temperature of 81 degrees with winds 10-15 S-SW. Friday: Mostly
sunny with a high of 84 degrees. Winds NW 7-12 mph. Saturday: Sunny
and warmer with a high of 92 degrees. Winds W 5-10 mph. Sunday:
Higher temperatures reaching 96 degrees with the heat index at 99. SW
winds 5-10 mph.
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TOURNAMENT SUMMARIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
3-58
2007 John Deere Classic
BYRD
Winner: JONATHAN BYRD
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $738,000
67-68-65-66 266 (-18)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Jonathan Byrd ....................1 67-68-65-66 266 4,500 $738,000.00
Tim Clark ............................2 68-65-66-68 267 2,700 442,800.00
Nathan Green ..................T3 67-63-68-71 269 1,450 237,800.00
Troy Matteson ..................T3 69-67-67-66 269 1,450 237,800.00
Carl Pettersson ..................5 67-64-71-68 270 1,000 164,000.00
Jason Dufner ....................T6 65-66-72-68 271 783 128,330.00
Jeff Gove ..........................T6 69-68-66-68 271 783 128,330.00
Neal Lancaster ................T6 64-68-70-69 271 783 128,330.00
Heath Slocum ..................T6 70-69-67-65 271 783 128,330.00
Kevin Sutherland ..............T6 66-67-70-68 271 783 128,330.00
Lucas Glover ..................T11 71-69-65-67 272 550 90,200.00
Billy Mayfair ..................T11 69-66-67-70 272 550 90,200.00
Kenny Perry ....................T11 65-68-68-71 272 550 90,200.00
Michael Sim ..................T11 69-67-68-68 272 550 90,200.00
Briny Baird ......................T15 67-70-68-68 273 425 69,700.00
J.P. Hayes ......................T15 70-65-69-69 273 425 69,700.00
Stephen Leaney ..............T15 69-69-67-68 273 425 69,700.00
Tommy Armour III ..........T18 69-70-68-67 274 338 55,350.00
Marco Dawson ..............T18 68-72-69-65 274 338 55,350.00
Brian Gay ........................T18 72-63-66-73 274 338 55,350.00
Greg Kraft ......................T18 69-71-68-66 274 338 55,350.00
Cameron Beckman ........T22 67-70-68-70 275 209 34,235.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut; W=withdrew, D=disqualified, A=amateur)
C—141-Michael Allen, Craig Barlow, David Branshaw, Andrew
Buckle, Daniel Chopra, Scott Gump, Zach Johnson, Steve Jones,
Anthony Kim, Luke List, Daisuke Maruyama, Jim McGovern, Camilo
Villegas, Johnson Wagner, Steve Wheatcroft, 142-Arjun Atwal, Rich
Barcelo, Jeff Brehaut, D.J. Brigman, Jay Delsing, Philip Francis (A),
Carlos Franco, Lee Janzen, Peter Lonard, Jarrod Lyle, Brock Mulder,
Pat Perez, 143-Guy Boros, Bubba Dickerson, Steve Flesch, Matt
Hendrix, Jonathan Moore (A), Ryan Palmer, Jeff Quinney, Jaco Van
Zyl, Mark Wilson, 144-Notah Begay III, Michael Boyd, Bill Haas,
Todd Hamilton, Craig Kanada, Jeff Maggert, Kyle Reifers, Tag
Ridings, Paul Sheehan, Kevin Stadler, Bob Tway, 145-Kris Cox, Glen
Day, Jim Gallagher, Jr., Gary Hallberg, Ryuji Imada, Tripp Isenhour,
Parker McLachlin, Larry Mize, Willie Wood, 146-Craig Bowden,
David Diaz, Gabriel Hjertstedt, Shigeki Maruyama, Andrew Parr, 147-
Eric Axley, Brian Bateman, Joel Edwards, Robert Gamez, Brent
Geiberger, Richard Lee, Ian Leggatt, Bryce Molder, Jason Schultz,
148-John Daly, Robert Damron, Dan Forsman, 149-Mathias
Gronberg, John Senden, 150-Greg Owen, David Peoples, 152-John
Bermel, Len Mattiace, 153-Blaine McCallister, 155-Harold Wallace.
W—77-Dean Wilson, 137-Alex Cejka. D—73-Bubba Watson.
Silvis, IL July 12-15, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $4,100,000
TPC Deere Run Par/Yards: 36-35—71/7,268
LEADERS
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Chris Couch ....................T22 68-69-72-66 275 209 $34,235.00
George McNeill ..............T22 71-69-70-65 275 209 34,235.00
Jesper Parnevik ..............T22 69-68-71-67 275 209 34,235.00
Tim Petrovic ....................T22 68-68-72-67 275 209 34,235.00
Dicky Pride ......................T22 70-69-67-69 275 209 34,235.00
Ted Purdy ........................T22 70-70-69-66 275 209 34,235.00
Paul Stankowski ............T22 65-70-69-71 275 209 34,235.00
Darron Stiles ..................T22 70-70-71-64 275 209 34,235.00
Chris Stroud ....................T22 71-67-68-69 275 209 34,235.00
Harrison Frazar ..............T32 69-68-73-66 276 130 21,274.45
Tim Herron ......................T32 69-69-71-67 276 130 21,274.45
Kevin Na ........................T32 68-69-72-67 276 130 21,274.45
Brandt Snedeker ............T32 69-68-73-66 276 130 21,274.45
Steve Allan ....................T32 71-66-70-69 276 130 21,274.44
Scott Gutschewski ........T32 65-71-72-68 276 130 21,274.44
Bernhard Langer ............T32 72-68-69-67 276 130 21,274.44
Craig Lile ........................T32 67-71-69-69 276 130 21,274.44
D.J. Trahan ....................T32 67-68-71-70 276 130 21,274.44
Tom Byrum ......................T41 69-70-71-67 277 83 13,593.78
Bob Heintz ......................T41 67-70-71-69 277 83 13,593.78
John Huston ..................T41 70-68-72-67 277 83 13,593.78
Richard S. Johnson ........T41 71-68-70-68 277 83 13,593.78
Jeff Overton ..................T41 70-66-69-72 277 83 13,593.78
Kirk Triplett ....................T41 67-72-69-69 277 83 13,593.78
Charles Warren ..............T41 68-71-71-67 277 83 13,593.78
Mark Brooks ..................T41 70-68-66-73 277 83 13,593.77
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
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Bob May ........................T41 66-67-71-73 277 83 $13,593.77
Woody Austin ................T50 72-67-69-70 278 61 9,983.50
Paul Goydos ....................T50 67-71-74-66 278 61 9,983.50
Chris Tidland ..................T50 69-69-69-71 278 61 9,983.50
Duffy Waldorf ................T50 65-68-73-72 278 61 9,983.50
Gavin Coles ....................T54 72-68-68-71 279 58 9,430.00
John Merrick ..................T54 72-67-70-70 279 58 9,430.00
Chris Riley ......................T54 72-67-72-68 279 58 9,430.00
Paul Gow ........................T57 69-68-72-71 280 56 9,102.00
Tom Johnson ..................T57 68-68-72-72 280 56 9,102.00
Joe Ogilvie ....................T57 71-68-72-69 280 56 9,102.00
Brady Schnell (S) ............T57 70-68-73-69 280 9,102.00
Phil Tataurangi ..............T57 68-71-73-68 280 56 9,102.00
Brendon de Jonge ..........T62 67-68-74-72 281 53 8,692.00
Jason Gore ....................T62 69-68-78-66 281 53 8,692.00
Kent Jones ....................T62 67-72-72-70 281 53 8,692.00
Bronson Lacassie (S) ......T62 71-66-74-70 281 8,692.00
Vance Veazey ................T62 69-69-73-70 281 53 8,692.00
Doug LaBelle II ..............T67 70-68-69-75 282 51 8,405.00
Jay Williamson (S) ..........T67 70-70-69-73 282 8,405.00
Jose Coceres ....................69 71-69-71-74 285 51 8,282.00
Grant Waite ......................70 71-69-75-73 288 50 8,200.00
Jim Rutledge ..................T71 72-68-73-76 289 49 8,077.00
Jerry Smith ....................T71 70-69-74-76 289 49 8,077.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
QUAD CITIES OPEN
1972 Deane Beman ..............279 Tom Watson ..................280 Crow Valley CC, Bettendorf, IA....................71/6,501
1973 Sam Adams ..................268 Dwight Nevil..................271 Crow Valley CC, Bettendorf, IA....................71/6,501
Kermit Zarley
1974 Dave Stockton ..............271 Bruce Fleisher ................272 Crow Valley CC, Bettendorf, IA....................71/6,501
ED MCMAHON-JAYCEES QUAD CITY OPEN
1975 Roger Maltbie ..............275 Dave Eichelberger..........276 Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,602
1976 John Lister....................268 Fuzzy Zoeller ..................270 Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,602
1977 Mike Morley ................267 Bob Murphy ..................269 Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,602
Victor Regalado
1978 Victor Regalado ............269 Fred Marti ......................270 Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,602
1979 D.A. Weibring ..............266 Calvin Peete ..................268 Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,602
QUAD CITIES OPEN
1980 Scott Hoch ....................266 Curtis Strange................269 Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,602
1981 Dave Barr*....................270 Woody Blackburn ..........270 Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,602
Frank Conner
Dan Halldorson
Victor Regalado
MILLER HIGH-LIFE QUAD CITIES OPEN
1982 Payne Stewart ..............268 Brad Bryant ....................270 Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,602
Pat McGowan
1983 Danny Edwards* ..........266 Morris Hatalsky ............266 Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,602
1984 Scott Hoch ....................266 George Archer................271 Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,602
Vance Heafner
Dave Stockton
LITE QUAD CITIES OPEN
1985 Dan Forsman ................267 Bob Tway ......................268 Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,602
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
[29th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
First Round
Neal Lancaster............................64 (-7)
Paul Stankowski ........................65 (-6)
Kenny Perry ................................65 (-6)
Scott Gutschewski......................65 (-6)
Duffy Waldorf ............................65 (-6)
Jason Dufner ..............................65 (-6)
Jonathan Byrd............................67 (T9)
CUT: 73 players at 2-under-par 140 from a field of 154 professionals
and two amateurs.
NOTEWORTHY: Defending champion John Senden missed the cut by
nine strokes, the first defending champion to miss the cut at the John
Deere Classic since Michael Clark II in 2001. Jonathan Byrd earned an
invitation to the following week’s British Open as the highest top-10
finisher at the John Deere Classic not already exempt.
Second Round
Nathan Green ........................130 (-12)
Carl Pettersson ......................131 (-11)
Jason Dufner ..........................131 (-11)
Neal Lancaster........................132 (-10)
Jonathan Byrd ......................135 ( T10)
Third Round
Nathan Green ........................198 (-15)
Tim Clark ................................199 (-14)
Jonathan Byrd ........................200 (-13)
Brian Gay ................................201 (-12)
Kenny Perry ............................201 (-12)
WEATHER: Thursday: Mostly sunny with a high of 81. Winds W-NW
10-15 mph. Friday: Sunny with a high of 81. Winds W-NW 10-15 mph.
Saturday: Partly cloudy with W-NW winds 10-20 mph. High of 85.
Sunday: Partly sunny and warmer with a high of 86. Winds W-NW 5-
10 mph.
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NOTES
Jonathan Byrd earned a spot in the following
week’s British Open via his position as low top-10
finisher not already exempt. This marked the first
time that the three-time PGA TOUR winner had
competed in the British Open.
Jonathan Byrd’s first-place check of $738,000
moved him into first place on the all-time John
Deere Classic money list with $1,096,772. 2002
John Deere Classic champion J.P. Hayes moved
from first to second with $1,091,199.
Putting was the key for playing well at the John
Deere Classic. Carl Pettersson, Nathan Green
and Tim Clark finished in the top five in the tournament
and Putting Average.
NATHAN GREEN
J.P. Hayes finished T15, the highest finish by a
past champion at the John Deere Classic. It was
the first year since 2001 that a past champion did
not finish in the top-10.
Runner-up Tim Clark needed to win in order to
secure a spot in the British Open. By not doing so,
Clark ended his streak of consecutive major championships
played at 15.
Since the tournament moved to TPC Deere Run in
2000, five of the eight winners have come from
behind after 54 holes to claim the title.
Tournament Record:
259, David Frost, 1993 (Oakwood CC)
Current Course Record:
61, J.P. Hayes, 2002
Other Course Record:
61, Mike Smith, 1987 (Oakwood CC)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
HARDEE’S GOLF CLASSIC
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
Mark Wiebe..................268
Kenny Knox ..................265
Blaine McCallister........261
Curt Byrum....................268
Joey Sindelar*..............268
D.A. Weibring ..............267
David Frost....................266
David Frost....................259
Mark McCumber ..........265
Curt Byrum ....................269
Gil Morgan ....................266
Dan Forsman..................264
Bill Britton......................269
Brian Tennyson
Willie Wood ..................268
Paul Azinger ..................268
Peter Jacobsen
Tom Lehman ..................269
Loren Roberts
Payne Stewart ..............266
D.A. Weibring
Kenny Perry....................266
Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,602
Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,606
Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,606
Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,606
Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,606
Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,796
Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,796
Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,796
Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,796
QUAD CITY CLASSIC
1995
1996
1997
1998
D.A. Weibring~ ............197
Ed Fiori..........................268
David Toms ..................265
Steve Jones..................263
Jonathan Kaye ..............198
Andrew Magee..............270
Brandel Chamblee ........268
Robert Gamez
Jimmy Johnston
Scott Gump ....................264
Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,796
Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,762
Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,762
Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,762
JOHN DEERE CLASSIC
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
J.L. Lewis*....................261
Michael Clark II* ..........265
David Gossett ..............265
J.P. Hayes......................262
Vijay Singh....................268
Mark Hensby* ..............268
Sean O’Hair ..................268
John Senden ................265
Jonathan Byrd ..............266
Mike Brisky ....................261
Kirk Triplett ....................265
Briny Baird ....................266
Robert Gamez ................266
Chris Riley......................272
Jonathan Byrd
J.L. Lewis
John E. Morgan ............268
Robert Damron ..............269
Hank Kuehne
J.P. Hayes ......................266
Tim Clark ........................267
Oakwood CC, Coal Valley, IL ........................70/6,762
TPC Deere Run, Silvis, IL..............................71/7,183
TPC Deere Run, Silvis, IL..............................71/7,183
TPC Deere Run, Silvis, IL..............................71/7,183
TPC Deere Run, Silvis, IL..............................71/7,193
TPC Deere Run, Silvis, IL..............................71/7,193
TPC Deere Run, Silvis, IL..............................71/7,193
TPC Deere Run, Silvis, IL..............................71/7,193
TPC Deere Run, Silvis, IL..............................71/7,268
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
Tim Clark during the final round of the 2007 John Deere Classic
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TOURNAMENT SUMMARIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
2007 British Open
HARRINGTON
3-60
Winner: PADRAIG HARRINGTON*
FedExCup Points: 4,950 $1,542,450
69-73-68-67 277 (-7)
ORDER OF FINISH
*Def. Sergio Garcia 15-16 in a four-hole aggregate playoff.
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Padraig Harrington ............1 69-73-68-67 277 4,950 $1,542,450.00
Sergio Garcia ......................2 65-71-68-73 277 2,970 925,470.00
Andres Romero ..................3 71-70-70-67 278 596,414.00
Ernie Els ............................T4 72-70-68-69 279 1,210 411,320.00
Richard Green ..................T4 72-73-70-64 279 411,320.00
Stewart Cink ....................T6 69-73-68-70 280 956 299,235.30
Hunter Mahan ..................T6 73-73-69-65 280 956 299,235.30
K.J. Choi ..........................T8 69-69-72-71 281 770 194,862.85
Ben Curtis ........................T8 72-74-70-65 281 770 194,862.85
Steve Stricker ..................T8 71-72-64-74 281 770 194,862.85
Mike Weir ........................T8 71-68-72-70 281 770 194,862.85
Markus Brier ..................T12 68-75-70-69 282 120,458.00
Paul Broadhurst ..............T12 71-71-68-72 282 120,458.00
Pelle Edberg ..................T12 72-73-67-70 282 120,458.00
Jim Furyk ........................T12 70-70-71-71 282 507 120,458.00
Miguel A. Jimenez ........T12 69-70-72-71 282 120,458.00
Justin Rose ....................T12 75-70-67-70 282 507 120,458.00
Tiger Woods ..................T12 69-74-69-70 282 507 120,458.00
Paul McGinley ..................19 67-75-68-73 283 94,603.60
Rich Beem ......................T20 70-73-69-72 284 332 86,377.20
Zach Johnson ................T20 73-73-68-70 284 332 86,377.20
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, A=amateur)
C—147-Joe Durant, Johan Edfors, Peter Fowler, Tomohiro Kondo,
Paul Lawrie, Justin Leonard, Colin Montgomerie, Tom Pernice, Jr.,
Henrik Stenson, Matthew Zions, 148-Benn Barham, Darren Clarke,
Gregory Havret, Toshi Izawa, Phil Mickelson, Terry Pilkadaris, Brett
Quigley, John Rollins, David Toms, Drew Weaver (A), 149-Steven
Alker, Stuart Appleby, Peter Baker, Chad Campbell, Adilson da Silva,
Ross Fisher, David Frost, Charles Howell III, Nick O'Hern, Geoff
Ogilvy, Loren Roberts, Achi Sato, Hideto Tanihara, Brett Wetterich,
150-John Daly, Bradley Dredge, Mathias Eliasson, David Higgins,
Matt Kuchar, Spencer Levin, Davis Love III, Graeme McDowell,
Francesco Molinari, Michael Putnam, Rory Sabbatini, Charl
Schwartzel, Paul Sheehan, Jeev M. Singh, Richard Sterne, 151-
Stephen Ames, Aaron Baddeley, John Bickerton, Richie Ramsay (A),
152-Robert Allenby, Nick Faldo, Kevin Harper, Robert Karlsson, Oliver
Wilson, Yong-Eun Yang, 153-David Coupland (A), Todd Hamilton,
Chih-Bing Lam, Dong-Hwan Lee, Seung Ho Lee, Toshinori Muto,
David Shacklady, Anthony Wall, 154-Mark Hensby, Anders Hultman,
Scott Laycock, Jose Filipe Lima, Steven Parry, Paul Waring (A), 155-
Duffy Waldorf, 156-Desvonde Botes, Vaughn Taylor, 157-Justin
Kehoe, Doug McGuigan, 158-Ben Bunny, Llewellyn Matthews (A),
Graeme Storm, 160-Scott Drummond, David Gleeson, Adam Groom,
161-Tony Jacklin, 162-Ewan Porter.
[30th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
Carnoustie, Scotland July 19-22, 2007 FedExCup Points: 27,500 Purse: $8,177,452
Carnoustie Golf Links Par/Yards: 36-35—71/7,361
LEADERS
First Round
Sergio Garcia ..............................65 (-6)
Paul McGinley ............................67 (-4)
Michael Campbell ......................68 (-3)
Markus Brier ..............................68 (-3)
Angel Cabrera ............................68 (-3)
Rory McIlroy................................68 (-3)
Boo Weekley ..............................68 (-3)
Padraig Harrington ....................69 (T8)
CUT: 70 players at 4-over-par 146 from a field of 150 professionals
and 6 amateurs.
NOTEWORTHY: Defending champion Tiger Woods was unable to
win his third consecutive British Open title, finishing T12. Sergio
Garcia was looking to become the first player to win a major championship
wire-to-wire since Woods won the 2005 British Open at St.
Andrews. The Garcia-Harrington playoff was the 18th in tournament
history and the first since Todd Hamilton defeated Ernie Els in 2004.
Watch the 2008 British Open July 17-20 on TNT/ABC
Pat Perez ........................T20 73-70-71-70 284 332 $86,377.20
Jonathan Byrd ................T23 73-72-70-70 285 253 73,112.13
Mark Calcavecchia ........T23 74-70-72-69 285 253 73,112.13
Chris DiMarco ................T23 74-70-66-75 285 253 73,112.13
Retief Goosen ................T23 70-71-73-71 285 253 73,112.13
Paul Casey ......................T27 72-73-69-72 286 57,952.05
Lucas Glover ..................T27 71-72-70-73 286 187 57,952.05
J.J. Henry ......................T27 70-71-71-74 286 187 57,952.05
Rod Pampling ................T27 70-72-72-72 286 187 57,952.05
Ian Poulter ......................T27 73-73-70-70 286 187 57,952.05
Adam Scott ....................T27 73-70-72-71 286 187 57,952.05
Vijay Singh ....................T27 72-71-68-75 286 187 57,952.05
Angel Cabrera ..................34 68-73-72-74 287 155 49,358.40
Niclas Fasth ....................T35 75-69-73-71 288 41,352.34
Mark B. Foster ................T35 76-70-73-69 288 41,352.34
Charley Hoffman ............T35 75-69-72-72 288 130 41,352.34
Shaun Micheel ..............T35 70-76-70-72 288 130 41,352.34
Nick Watney ..................T35 72-71-70-75 288 130 41,352.34
Boo Weekley ..................T35 68-72-75-73 288 130 41,352.34
Lee Westwood ..............T35 71-70-73-74 288 130 41,352.34
Nick Dougherty ..............T42 71-74-69-75 289 33,676.83
Ryan Moore ....................T42 72-72-74-71 289 102 33,676.83
Rory McIlroy ..................T42 68-76-73-72 289 Amateur
Ross Bain ........................T45 73-71-72-74 290 29,820.70
Arron Oberholser ............T45 73-71-72-74 290 83 29,820.70
Carl Pettersson ..............T45 70-75-73-72 290 83 29,820.70
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Yards
BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
1860
1861
1862
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
Willie Park ....................174 Tom Morris, Sr. ............176
(The first Open was open only to professional golfers)
Tom Morris, Sr., ..........163 Willie Park ....................167
(The second Open was open to amateurs also)
Tom Morris, Sr. ............163 Willie Park ....................176
Willie Park ....................168 Tom Morris, Sr. ............170
Tom Morris, Sr. ............167 Andrew Strath ..............169
Andrew Strath ..............162 Willie Park ....................164
Willie Park ....................169 David Park ....................171
Tom Morris, Sr. ............170 Willie Park ....................172
Tom Morris, Jr...............157 Robert Andrew..............159
Tom Morris, Jr...............154 Tom Morris, Sr. ............157
Tom Morris, Jr...............149 David Strath..................161
Bob Kirk
No Tournament**
Tom Morris, Jr...............166 David Strath..................169
Tom Kidd ......................179 Jamie Anderson............180
Mungo Park ..................159 Tom Morris, Jr...............161
Willie Park ....................166 Bob Martin....................168
Bob Martin....................176 David Strath***............176
Jamie Anderson ..........160 Robert Pringle ..............162
Jamie Anderson ..........157 Bob Kirk ........................159
Jamie Anderson ..........169 Andrew Kirkaldy ..........172
James Allan
Robert Ferguson ..........162 Peter Paxton..................167
Robert Ferguson ..........170 Jamie Anderson............173
Robert Ferguson ..........171 Willie Fernie ................174
Prestwick, Scotland ..........................................3,799
Prestwick, Scotland ..........................................3,799
Prestwick, Scotland ..........................................3,799
Prestwick, Scotland..............................................N/A
Prestwick, Scotland..............................................N/A
Prestwick, Scotland..............................................N/A
Prestwick, Scotland..............................................N/A
Prestwick, Scotland..............................................N/A
Prestwick, Scotland..............................................N/A
Prestwick, Scotland..............................................N/A
Prestwick, Scotland..............................................N/A
Prestwick, Scotland..............................................N/A
St. Andrews, Scotland ........................................N/A
Musselburgh, Scotland ........................................N/A
Prestwick, Scotland..............................................N/A
St. Andrews, Scotland ........................................N/A
Musselburgh, Scotland ........................................N/A
Prestwick, Scotland..............................................N/A
St. Andrews, Scotland ........................................N/A
Musselburgh, Scotland ........................................N/A
Prestwick, Scotland..............................................N/A
St. Andrews, Scotland ........................................N/A
KEY: * = Playoff ** = Canceled because Tom Morris, Jr. retired championship belt
Second Round
Sergio Garcia ............................136 (-6)
KJ Choi......................................138 (-4)
Mike Weir ................................139 (-3)
Miguel A. Jimenez ..................139 (-3)
Jim Furyk ..................................140 (-2)
Boo Weekley ............................140 (-2)
Padraig Harrington ................142 (T13)
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Third Round
Sergio Garcia ............................204 (-9)
Steve Stricker ..........................207 (-6)
Padraig Harrington....................210 (-3)
Chris DiMarco ..........................210 (-3)
Paul McGinley ..........................210 (-3)
Stewart Cink ............................210 (-3)
Ernie Els ....................................210 (-3)
Paul Broadhurst ........................210 (-3)
KJ Choi......................................210 (-3)
WEATHER: Thursday: Cloudy with scattered rain and temperatures
in the mid-50s. Winds NW 10-15 mph. Friday: Cloudy and cooler with
highs in the mid-50s. Winds NW 10-15 mph. Saturday: Partly cloudy
and breezy with NW winds 10-20 mph. High near 60. Sunday: Cold
and rainy in the morning with temperatures in the 50s. Partly cloudy
in the afternoon with sporadic sprinkles. Winds W-NW 5-10 mph.
John Senden ..................T45 72-74-71-73 290 83 $29,820.70
Jerry Kelly ......................T49 74-70-71-76 291 70 26,735.80
Won Joon Lee ................T49 73-73-70-75 291 26,735.80
Tom Lehman ..................T51 73-73-74-73 293 67 24,936.28
Kevin Stadler ..................T51 75-71-74-73 293 67 24,936.28
Thomas Bjorn ................T53 70-75-74-75 294 23,393.83
Gregory Bourdy ..............T53 70-72-77-75 294 23,393.83
Brian Davis ....................T53 74-72-71-77 294 64 23,393.83
David Howell ..................T53 72-74-73-75 294 64 23,393.83
Michael Campbell ..........T57 68-78-72-77 295 22,211.28
Anders Hansen ..............T57 72-73-74-76 295 62 22,211.28
Scott Verplank ................T57 72-73-72-78 295 62 22,211.28
Trevor Immelman ............T60 71-74-77-74 296 60 21,594.30
Mark O'Meara ................T60 74-72-76-74 296 60 21,594.30
Toru Taniguchi ................T60 72-72-76-76 296 21,594.30
Jon Bevan ......................T63 73-73-79-72 297 21,080.15
Luke Donald ....................T63 70-76-73-78 297 59 21,080.15
Raphael Jacquelin ..........T65 74-69-76-79 298 20,668.83
Sandy Lyle ......................T65 73-73-73-79 298 57 20,668.83
Alastair Forsyth ..............T67 70-71-78-80 299 20,257.51
Sean O'Hair ....................T67 71-75-74-79 299 56 20,257.51
Fredrik Andersson ..........T69 72-71-79-78 300 19,846.19
Peter Hanson ..................T69 70-74-76-80 300 19,846.19
T=Tie
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NOTES
Padraig Harrington claimed his first major championship
title in his 35th major start. It was his
11th British Open appearance. In his British Open
history, Harrington has made eight cuts and
claimed three top-10 finishes.
Padraig Harrington double-bogeyed just two
holes all week; the par-4 18th hole in the second
and final rounds. The 487-yard hole ranked secondmost
difficult on the PGA TOUR in 2007.
Padraig Harrington’s six-shot come-from-behind
win was the British Open’s largest since Paul
Lawrie’s victory in 1999 when he started the final
round 10 strokes back, also at Carnoustie. Lawrie
beat Jean Van de Velde and Justin Leonard in
a playoff at Carnoustie.
This year’s British Open site, Royal Birkdale Golf
Club, will host its ninth British Open. St. Andrews
has hosted the British Open 27 times, more often
than any course. Previous winners at Birkdale
include Peter Thomson (1954, 1965), Arnold
Palmer (1961), Lee Trevino (1971), Johnny
Miller (1976), Tom Watson (1983), Ian Baker-
Finch (1991) and Mark O’Meara (1998).
IAN BAKER-FINCH
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Yards
1883 Willie Fernie* ..............159 Robert Ferguson............159 Musselburgh, Scotland ........................................N/A
1884 Jack Simpson ..............160 Douglas Rolland............164 Prestwick, Scotland..............................................N/A
Willie Fernie
1885 Bob Martin....................171 Archie Simpson ............172 St. Andrews, Scotland ........................................N/A
1886 David Brown ................157 Willie Campbell ............159 Musselburgh, Scotland ........................................N/A
1887 Willie Park, Jr. ..............161 Bob Martin ....................162 Prestwick, Scotland..............................................N/A
1888 Jack Burns ....................171 Ben Sayers ....................172 St. Andrews, Scotland ........................................N/A
David Anderson
1889 Willie Park, Jr.* ............155 Andrew Kirkaldy ..........155 Musselburgh, Scotland ........................................N/A
1890 John Ball, Jr. ................164 Willie Fernie ..................167 Prestwick, Scotland..............................................N/A
Archie Simpson
1891 Hugh Kirkaldy ..............166 Andrew Kirkaldy ............168 St. Andrews, Scotland ........................................N/A
Willie Fernie
(Competition extended from 36 to 72 holes after 1891)
1892 Harold H. Hilton............305 John Ball, Jr...................308 Muirfield, Scotland ..............................................N/A
Hugh Kirkaldy
Alexander Herd
1893 William Auchterlonie ..322 John E. Laidlay ..............324 Prestwick, Scotland..............................................N/A
1894 John H. Taylor ..............326 Douglas Rolland ............331 Royal St. George’s, England ................................N/A
1895 John H. Taylor ..............322 Alexander Herd..............326 St. Andrews, Scotland ........................................N/A
1896 Harry Vardon* ..............316 John H. Taylor ..............316 Muirfield, Scotland ..............................................N/A
1897 Harold H. Hilton............314 James Braid ..................315 Hoylake, England ..............................................6,150
1898 Harry Vardon ................307 Willie Park, Jr. ..............308 Prestwick, Scotland ..........................................5,732
1899 Harry Vardon ................310 Jack White ....................315 Royal St. George’s, England ..............................6,012
1900 John H. Taylor ..............309 Harry Vardon ..................317 St Andrews, Scotland........................................6,323
1901 James Braid..................309 Harry Vardon ..................312 Muirfield, Scotland ............................................5,810
1902 Alexander Herd ............307 Harry Vardon ..................308 Hoylake, England ..............................................6,335
James Braid
1903 Harry Vardon ................300 Tom Vardon ....................306 Prestwick, Scotland ..........................................5,948
1904 Jack White ..................296 John H. Taylor................297 Royal St. George’s, England ..............................6,223
James Braid
1905 James Braid..................318 John H. Taylor................323 St. Andrews, Scotland ......................................6,333
Rowland Jones
1906 James Braid..................300 John H. Taylor................304 Muirfield, Scotland ............................................5,934
1907 Arnaud Massy ..............312 John H. Taylor................314 Hoylake, England ..............................................6,355
1908 James Braid..................291 Tom Ball ........................299 Prestwick, Scotland ..........................................5,948
1909 John H. Taylor ..............295 James Braid ..................301 Cinque Ports, England........................................6,495
Tom Ball
1910 James Braid..................299 Alexander Herd..............303 St. Andrews, Scotland ......................................6,487
1911 Harry Vardon* ..............303 Arnaud Massy................303 Royal St. George’s, England ..............................6,594
1912 Edward (Ted) Ray..........295 Harry Vardon ..................299 Muirfield, Scotland ............................................6,194
1913 John H. Taylor ..............304 Edward (Ted) Ray ..........312 Hoylake, England ..............................................6,455
1914 Harry Vardon ................306 John H. Taylor................309 Prestwick, Scotland ..........................................6,122
1915 No Tournament+
1916 No Tournament+
1917 No Tournament+
1918 No Tournament+
1919 No Tournament+
1920 George Duncan ............303 Alexander Herd..............305 Cinque Ports, England........................................6,653
1921 Jock Hutchison* ..........296 Roger Wethered ..........296 St. Andrews, Scotland ......................................6,487
1922 Walter Hagen ..............300 George Duncan ..............301 Royal St. George’s, England ..............................6,616
James M. Barnes
1923 Arthur G. Havers ..........295 Walter Hagen ................296 Royal Troon, Scotland ........................................6,415
1924 Walter Hagen ..............301 Ernest Whitcombe ........302 Hoylake, England ..............................................6,750
1925 James M. Barnes ........300 Archie Compston ..........301 Prestwick, Scotland ..........................................6,444
Edward (Ted) Ray
1926 Robert T. Jones, Jr. ......291 Al Watrous ....................293 Royal Lytham & St. Annes, England..................6,456
1927 Robert T. Jones, Jr. ......285 Aubrey Boomer ..............291 St. Andrews, Scotland ......................................6,572
Fred Robson
1928 Walter Hagen ..............292 Gene Sarazen ................294 Royal St. George’s, England ..............................6,751
1929 Walter Hagen ..............292 Johnny Farrell ................298 Muirfield, Scotland ............................................6,738
1930 Robert T. Jones, Jr. ......291 Macdonald Smith ..........293 Hoylake, England ..............................................6,750
Leo Diegel
1931 Tommy Armour..............296 Jose Jurado ..................297 Carnoustie, Scotland..........................................6,410
1932 Gene Sarazen ..............283 Macdonald Smith ..........288 Prince’s, England................................................6,890
1933 Denny Shute* ..............292 Craig Wood ..................292 St. Andrews, Scotland ......................................6,572
1934 Henry Cotton ................283 Sidney F. Brews ............288 Royal St. George’s, England ..............................6,776
1935 Alfred Perry ..................283 Alfred Padgham ............287 Muirfield, Scotland ............................................6,806
1936 Alfred Padgham............287 James Adams ................288 Hoylake, England ..............................................7,078
1937 Henry Cotton ................290 R. A. Whitcombe............292 Carnoustie, Scotland..........................................7,135
1938 R. A. Whitcombe ..........295 James Adams ................297 Royal St. George’s, England ..............................6,728
1939 Richard Burton..............290 Johnny Bulla ..................292 St. Andrews, Scotland ......................................6,842
1940 No Tournament++
1941 No Tournament++
1942 No Tournament++
1943 No Tournament++
1944 No Tournament++
1945 No Tournament++
KEY: * = Playoff ** = Canceled because Tom Morris, Jr. retired championship belt + = World War I ++ = World War II
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NOTES
A list of British Open sites and their frequency
(through 2008):
St Andrews ..................................27
Prestwick ......................................24
Muirfield ......................................15
Sandwich ....................................13
Hoylake ........................................11
Royal Lytham ................................10
Royal Birkdale ..............................9
Royal Troon ..................................8
Musselburgh ................................6
Carnoustie ....................................7
Turnberry ......................................3
Deal ..............................................2
Royal Portrush and Prince's..........1
Padraig Harrington defeated Sergio Garcia in a
four-hole aggregate playoff last year, making a
birdie, a bogey and two pars (even par) to Garcia’s
bogey and three pars (1-over). There have been
seven four-hole aggregate playoffs in British Open
history, the first of which occurred in 1989 when
Mark Calcavecchia beat Wayne Grady and
Greg Norman at Royal Troon. Mark O’Meara
beat Brian Watts in the four-hole playoff format
in 1998 at Royal Birkdale, the last British Open to
be played at Birkdale.
MARK O’MEARA
Padraig Harrington’s previous best British Open
finishes were T5s in 1997 and 2002. In the other
2007 major championships, he claimed a T7 at the
Masters, missed the cut at the U.S. Open and finished
T42 at the PGA Championship.
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1946 Sam Snead ..................290 Bobby Locke ..................294 St. Andrews, Scotland ......................................6,923
Johnny Bulla
1947 Fred Daly ......................293 R. W. Horne....................294 Hoylake, England ..............................................7,078
Frank Stranahan
1948 Henry Cotton ................284 Fred Daly........................289 Muirfield, Scotland ............................................6,806
1949 Bobby Locke*................283 Harry Bradshaw ............283 Royal St. George’s, England ..............................6,728
1950 Bobby Locke..................279 Roberto De Vicenzo ......281 Royal Troon, Scotland ........................................6,583
1951 Max Faulkner................285 Antonio Cerda................287 Portrush, Ireland ................................................6,802
1952 Bobby Locke..................287 Peter Thomson ..............288 Royal Lytham & St. Annes, England..................6,657
1953 Ben Hogan ....................282 Frank Stranahan ............286 Carnoustie, Scotland..........................................7,200
Dai Rees
Peter Thomson
Antonio Cerda
1954 Peter Thomson..............283 Sidney S. Scott ..............284 Royal Birkdale, England ....................................6,867
Dai Rees
Bobby Locke
1955 Peter Thomson..............281 John Fallon ....................283 St. Andrews, Scotland ......................................6,526
1956 Peter Thomson..............286 Flory Van Donck ............289 Hoylake, England ..............................................6,960
1957 Bobby Locke..................279 Peter Thomson ..............282 St Andrews, Scotland........................................6,936
1958 Peter Thomson*............278 Dave Thomas ................278 Royal Lytham & St. Annes, England ............74/6,635
1959 Gary Player ..................284 Fred Bullock ..................286 Muirfield, Scotland ......................................72/6,806
Flory Van Donck
1960 Kel Nagle......................278 Arnold Palmer ................279 St. Andrews, Scotland ......................................6,936
1961 Arnold Palmer ..............284 Dai Rees ........................285 Royal Birkdale, England ..............................74/6,844
1962 Arnold Palmer ..............276 Kel Nagle ......................282 Royal Troon, Scotland ........................................7,045
1963 Bob Charles* ................277 Phil Rodgers ..................277 Royal Lytham & St. Annes, England ............70/6,836
1964 Tony Lema ....................279 Jack Nicklaus ................284 St. Andrews, Scotland ................................72/6,926
1965 Peter Thomson..............285 Brian Huggett ................287 Royal Birkdale, England ..............................73/7,037
Christy O’Connor
1966 Jack Nicklaus ..............282 Doug Sanders ................283 Muirfield, Scotland ......................................71/6,887
Dave Thomas
1967 Roberto De Vicenzo ......278 Jack Nicklaus ................280 Hoylake, England..........................................72/6,995
1968 Gary Player ..................289 Jack Nicklaus ................291 Carnoustie, Scotland ....................................72/7,252
Bob Charles
1969 Tony Jacklin ..................280 Bob Charles....................282 Royal Lytham & St. Annes, England ............71/6,848
1970 Jack Nicklaus* ............283 Doug Sanders ..............283 St. Andrews, Scotland ................................72/6,951
1971 Lee Trevino....................278 Lu-Liang Huan................279 Royal Birkdale, England ..............................73/7,080
1972 Lee Trevino....................278 Jack Nicklaus ................279 Muirfield, Scotland ......................................71/6,892
1973 Tom Weiskopf ..............276 Johnny Miller ................279 Royal Troon, Scotland ..................................72/7,064
Neil Coles
1974 Gary Player ..................282 Peter Oosterhuis ............286 Royal Lytham & St. Annes, England ............71/6,822
1975 Tom Watson*................279 Jack Newton ................279 Carnoustie, Scotland ....................................72/7,065
1976 Johnny Miller ..............279 Jack Nicklaus ................285 Royal Birkdale, England ..............................72/7,001
Seve Ballesteros
1977 Tom Watson..................268 Jack Nicklaus ................269 Turnberry, Scotland ......................................70/6,875
1978 Jack Nicklaus ..............281 Ben Crenshaw................283 St. Andrews, Scotland ................................72/6,933
Simon Owen
Tom Kite
Raymond Floyd
1979 Seve Ballesteros ..........283 Ben Crenshaw................286 Royal Lytham & St. Annes, England ............71/6,822
Jack Nicklaus
1980 Tom Watson..................271 Lee Trevino ....................275 Muirfield, Scotland ......................................71/6,926
1981 Bill Rogers ....................276 Bernhard Langer ............280 Royal St. George’s, England ........................70/6,827
1982 Tom Watson..................284 Nick Price ......................285 Royal Troon, Scotland ..................................72/7,067
Peter Oosterhuis
1983 Tom Watson..................275 Andy Bean......................276 Royal Birkdale, England ..............................71/6,968
Hale Irwin
1984 Seve Ballesteros ..........276 Tom Watson ..................278 St. Andrews, Scotland ................................72/6,933
Bernhard Langer
1985 Sandy Lyle ....................282 Payne Stewart ..............283 Royal St. George’s, England ........................70/6,857
1986 Greg Norman ................280 Gordon Brand ................285 Turnberry, Scotland ......................................70/6,957
1987 Nick Faldo ....................279 Paul Azinger ..................280 Muirfield, Scotland ......................................71/6,963
Rodger Davis
1988 Seve Ballesteros ..........273 Nick Price ......................275 Royal Lytham & St. Annes, England ............71/6,857
1989 Mark Calcavecchia* ....275 Wayne Grady ................275 Royal Troon, Scotland ..................................72/7,067
Greg Norman
1990 Nick Faldo ....................270 Payne Stewart ..............275 St. Andrews, Scotland ................................72/6,933
Mark McNulty
1991 Ian Baker-Finch ............272 Mike Harwood ..............274 Royal Birkdale, England ..............................70/6,940
1992 Nick Faldo ....................272 John Cook ......................273 Muirfield, Scotland ......................................71/6,970
1993 Greg Norman ................267 Nick Faldo ......................269 Royal St. George's, England ........................70/6,860
1994 Nick Price......................268 Jesper Parnevik ............269 Turnberry, Scotland ......................................70/6,957
1995 John Daly*....................282 Costantino Rocca ..........282 St. Andrews, Scotland ................................72/6,933
1996 Tom Lehman..................271 Ernie Els ........................273 Royal Lytham & St. Annes, England ............71/6,892
Mark McCumber
1997 Justin Leonard..............272 Darren Clarke ................275 Royal Troon, Scotland ..................................71/7,079
Jesper Parnevik
1998 Mark O'Meara* ............280 Brian Watts....................280 Royal Birkdale, England ..............................70/7,018
KEY: * = Playoff ** = Canceled because Tom Morris, Jr. retired championship belt + = World War I ++ = World War II
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NOTES
With a scoring average of 2.381, Carnoustie Golf
Club ranked as the fifth-toughest course on the
PGA TOUR in 2007.
The 2007 British Open was the eighth playoff of
the 2007 PGA TOUR season, and the first since
Hunter Mahan defeated Jay Williamson on the
first extra hole at the Travelers Championship one
month prior.
Hunter Mahan’s first PGA TOUR victory at the
Travelers Championship in June ignited a string of
solid finishes. In his next three events, Mahan
never finished outside the top 10, including a T6 at
the British Open. In his only other British Open
appearances, 2004 and 2006, he finished T36 and
T26, respectively.
A missed cut in 2004 aside, Sergio Garcia has
finished inside the top 10 at the British Open each
year dating back to 2001.
SERGIO GARCIA
Defending champion Tiger Woods finished T12 in
2007. Aside from a T68 in 1995, Woods has never
finished worse than T28 in the British Open.
Tournament Record:
267, Greg Norman, 1993 (Royal St. Georges)
18-Hole Record:
63, Mark Hayes, 1977 (Turnberry); Isao Aoki, 1980
(Muirfield); Greg Norman, 1986 (Turnberry); Paul
Broadhurst, 1990 (St. Andrews); Jodie Mudd, 1991 (Royal
Birkdale); Nick Faldo, 1993 (Royal St. Georges); Payne
Stewart, 1993 (Royal St. Georges)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1999 Paul Lawrie* ................290 Justin Leonard ..............290 Carnoustie, Scotland ....................................71/7,361
Jean Van de Velde
2000 Tiger Woods..................269 Thomas Bjorn ................277 St. Andrews, Scotland ................................72/7,115
Ernie Els
2001 David Duval ..................274 Niclas Fasth ..................277 Royal Lytham & St. Annes, England ............71/6,905
2002 Ernie Els*......................278 Stuart Appleby ..............278 Muirfield, Scotland ......................................71/7,034
Steve Elkington
Thomas Levet
2003 Ben Curtis ....................283 Thomas Bjorn ................284 Royal St. George’s, England ........................71/7,106
Vijay Singh
2004 Todd Hamilton* ............274 Ernie Els ........................274 Royal Troon, Scotland ................................71/7,175
2005 Tiger Woods..................274 Colin Montgomerie........279 St. Andrews, Scotland ................................72/7,279
2006 Tiger Woods..................270 Chris DiMarco................272 Royal Liverpool, England..............................72/7,258
2007 Padraig Harrington* ....277 Sergio Garcia ................277 Carnoustie Golf Links, Scotland ..................71/7,361
KEY: * = Playoff ** = Canceled because Tom Morris, Jr. retired championship belt + = World War I ++ = World War II
[NOTE: Became an official PGA TOUR victory/money became official in 1995]
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE 2008 BRITISH OPEN
Players exempt from both qualifying stages are:
• The top 10 finishers and ties from the 2007 British Open.
• Former winners of the British Open who are under the age of 65 on July 20, 2008.
• The top 50 players from the Official World Golf Ranking as of June 1, 2008.
• The top 20 players from the final 2007 PGA European Tour Order of Merit.
• Winners of the Volvo PGA Championship in the last three years (2006-2008).
• The top three players, not otherwise exempt, from among the top 20 players on the 2008 PGA European Tour Order of Merit as of May 27, 2007.
• The top two players, not otherwise exempt, who have earned the most PGA European Tour official prize money from the 2006 British Masters
through the 2007 French Open, including the U.S. Open.
• The leading player, not otherwise exempt, in the 2007 Smurfit European Open and 2007 Barclays Scottish Open. Ties for last places will be
decided by better final round score, and if still tied, better third-round score, better second-round score. If still tied, all players still tied will be
exempt.
• Winners of the U.S. Open in the last five years (2004-2008).
• Winners of the Masters in the last five years (2004-2008).
• Winners of the PGA Championship in the last five years (2003-2007).
• Winners of THE PLAYERS Championship in the last three years (2006-2008).
• The top 20 players from the 2008 Official PGA TOUR Money List.
• The top three players, not otherwise exempt, from among the top 20 players on the 2007 Official PGA TOUR Money List through May 27, 2007.
• The top two players, not otherwise exempt, who have earned the most PGA TOUR Official Money from the 2007 PLAYERS Championship and
the five cosponsored and approved events leading up to and including the 2008 AT&T National.
• The leading player, not otherwise exempt, in the 2008 AT&T National and the 2008 John Deere Classic. Ties for last places will be decided by
better final round score, and if still tied, better third round score, better second round score. If still tied, all players still tied will be exempt.
• Playing members of the 2007 Presidents Cup teams.
• Winner of the 2007 Canadian Open.
• Winner of the 2007 Japan Open.
• The player who leads the 2007 Asian Tour Official Money List.
• The top two players from the 2007 Australasian Tour Official Money List.
• The top two players from the 2007 Japan Golf Tour Official Money List.
• The player who leads the 2007/2008 Sunshine Tour Official Money List.
• The top two players, not otherwise exempt, from among the Top 20 players who have earned the most Japan Golf Tour official prize money
from the 2008 Japan PGA Championship through the Mizuno Open.
• The leading four players, not otherwise exempt, from the 2008 Mizuno Open.
• Winner of the 2007 Senior British Open.
• Winner of the 2008 British Amateur, if still an amateur.
• Winner of the 2007 U.S. Amateur, if still an amateur.
• The individual winner of the 2007 European Amateur Championship, if still an amateur.
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TOURAMENT HISTORIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
2007 U.S. Bank Championship
[31st of 36 events in the
in Milwaukee PGA TOUR Regular Season]
OGILVIE
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Winner: JOE OGILVIE
FedExCup Points: 2,250 $720,000
67-63-69-67 266 (-14)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Joe Ogilvie ........................1 67-63-69-67 266 2,250 $720,000.00
Tim Herron ........................T2 66-67-65-72 270 933 298,666.67
Charlie Wi ........................T2 70-66-66-68 270 933 298,666.67
Tim Clark ..........................T2 68-65-66-71 270 933 298,666.66
Steve Flesch ....................T5 69-64-71-68 272 439 140,500.00
Bob Heintz ........................T5 69-64-71-68 272 439 140,500.00
Jeff Maggert ....................T5 63-69-71-69 272 439 140,500.00
Kenny Perry ......................T5 69-65-67-71 272 439 140,500.00
Craig Bowden ..................T9 66-67-71-69 273 325 104,000.00
Billy Mayfair ....................T9 69-64-70-70 273 325 104,000.00
Jeff Sluman ......................T9 71-67-65-70 273 325 104,000.00
Mark Wilson ....................T9 67-70-67-69 273 325 104,000.00
Steve Allan ....................T13 68-66-69-71 274 228 72,800.00
Tom Byrum ......................T13 68-68-70-68 274 228 72,800.00
Chris Couch ....................T13 70-67-70-67 274 228 72,800.00
Jay Delsing (S) ................T13 72-65-68-69 274 228 72,800.00
John Mallinger ..............T13 68-66-70-70 274 228 72,800.00
Tommy Armour III ..........T18 70-66-70-69 275 169 54,000.00
Kent Jones ....................T18 72-66-67-70 275 169 54,000.00
Bernhard Langer ............T18 72-65-69-69 275 169 54,000.00
Steve Wheatcroft ..........T18 68-69-68-70 275 169 54,000.00
Olin Browne ....................T22 71-69-70-66 276 116 37,133.34
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, A=amateur)
C—141-Billy Andrade, James Driscoll, Dan Forsman, Brian Gay, Paul
Goydos, Bill Haas, Tripp Isenhour, Lee Janzen, Neal Lancaster, Ron
Philo, Jr., Bo Van Pelt, 142-Alex Aragon, Daniel Chopra, Glen Day,
Skip Kendall, Shigeki Maruyama, Troy Matteson, Parker McLachlin,
Kevin Na, Corey Pavin, Ted Purdy, Michael Sim, Jon Turcott, 143-
David Branshaw, D.J. Brigman, Brad Faxon, Brent Geiberger, Paul
Gow, Frank Lickliter II, Bob May, John Merrick, Kyle Reifers, Paul
Stankowski, Johnson Wagner, 144-Charlie Brown, Andrew Buckle,
Craig Lile, Chris Stroud, Jaco Van Zyl, 145-Cameron Beckman,
Michael Boyd, Gavin Coles, Jim Lemon, 146-Eric Axley, Philip Francis
(A), Carlos Franco, Jim Gallagher, Jr., Doug LaBelle II, Tag Ridings,
Jason Schultz, 147-Notah Begay III, John Huston, Tim Petrovic, Jerry
Smith, 148-Ryan Armour, Robert Garrigus, 149-Kris Cox, Darron
Stiles, 150-Craig Perks, 151-Scott Gutschewski, 153-Bryce Molder.
Milwaukee, WI July 19-22, 2007 FedExCup Points: 12,500 Purse: $4,000,000
Brown Deer Park GC Par/Yards: 35-35—70/6,759
LEADERS
Watch the 2008 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee July 17-20 on GOLF CHANNEL
Heath Slocum ................T22 69-69-69-69 276 116 $37,133.34
Michael Allen ................T22 71-67-68-70 276 116 37,133.33
Jeff Brehaut ..................T22 71-66-65-74 276 116 37,133.33
J.P. Hayes ......................T22 67-71-69-69 276 116 37,133.33
Chris Riley ......................T22 70-68-66-72 276 116 37,133.33
Mathew Goggin ............T28 70-67-70-70 277 78 24,933.34
Dicky Pride ......................T28 68-72-68-69 277 78 24,933.34
Jay Williamson (S) ..........T28 65-72-71-69 277 24,933.34
Briny Baird ......................T28 68-71-67-71 277 78 24,933.33
Brendon de Jonge ..........T28 63-74-67-73 277 78 24,933.33
Tom Johnson ..................T28 66-69-71-71 277 78 24,933.33
Jesper Parnevik ..............T28 66-69-68-74 277 78 24,933.33
D.J. Trahan ....................T28 71-68-68-70 277 78 24,933.33
Camilo Villegas ..............T28 67-67-71-72 277 78 24,933.33
Rich Barcelo ..................T37 71-67-70-70 278 51 16,400.00
Bubba Dickerson ............T37 68-69-68-73 278 51 16,400.00
Ryuji Imada ....................T37 70-66-70-72 278 51 16,400.00
Anthony Kim ..................T37 72-68-69-69 278 51 16,400.00
Cliff Kresge ....................T37 67-69-68-74 278 51 16,400.00
Jarrod Lyle ......................T37 68-69-73-68 278 51 16,400.00
Will MacKenzie ..............T37 70-64-73-71 278 51 16,400.00
George McNeill ..............T37 69-69-68-72 278 51 16,400.00
Chris Smith (S) ................T37 69-70-69-70 278 51 16,400.00
Ryan Palmer ..................T46 72-68-71-68 279 33 10,697.15
Bob Tway ........................T46 75-65-71-68 279 33 10,697.15
Michael Bradley ............T46 71-69-67-72 279 33 10,697.14
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
GREATER MILWAUKEE OPEN
1968 Dave Stockton ..............275 Sam Snead ....................279 Northshore CC, Mequon, Wl........................71/7,075
1969 Ken Still ........................277 Gary Player ....................279 Northshore CC, Mequon, Wl........................71/7,075
1970 Deane Beman ..............276 Richard Crawford ..........279 Northshore CC, Mequon, Wl........................71/7,075
Ted Hayes
Don Massengale
1971 Dave Eichelberger ........270 Ralph Johnston..............271 Tripoli GC, Milwaukee, Wl ..........................71/6,514
Bob Shaw
1972 Jim Colbert ..................271 Bud Allin ........................272 Tripoli GC, Milwaukee, Wl ..........................71/6,514
Chuck Courtney
George Johnson
Grier Jones
1973 Dave Stockton ..............276 Homero Blancas ............277 Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
Hubert Green
1974 Ed Sneed ......................276 Grier Jones ....................280 Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
1975 Art Wall ........................271 Gary McCord..................272 Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
1976 Dave Hill ......................270 John Jacobs ..................273 Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
1977 Dave Eichelberger ........278 Morris Hatalsky ............280 Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
Gary McCord
Mike Morley
1978 Lee Elder* ....................275 Lee Trevino ....................275 Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
1979 Calvin Peete..................269 Victor Regalado ............274 Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
Jim Simons
Lee Trevino
1980 Bill Kratzert ..................266 Howard Twitty ..............270 Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
1981 Jay Haas ......................274 Chi Chi Rodriguez ..........277 Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
1982 Calvin Peete..................274 Victor Regalado ............276 Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
KEY: * = Playoff
First Round
Jeff Maggert ..............................63 (-7)
Brendon de Jonge ......................63 (-7)
Garrett Willis ..............................64 (-6)
Robert Gamez ............................65 (-5)
Jay Williamson ..........................65 (-5)
Joe Ogilvie ..............................67 (T11)
CUT: 71 players at even-par 140 from a field of 131 professionals and
one amateur.
Second Round
Joe Ogilvie..............................130 (-10)
Jeff Maggert ............................132 (-8)
Garrett Willis ............................132 (-8)
Six Players ................................133 (-7)
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Third Round
Tim Herron ..............................198 (-12)
Tim Clark ................................199 (-11)
Joe Ogilvie..............................199 (-11)
Kenny Perry ..............................201 (-9)
Jeff Brehaut..............................202 (-8)
Charlie Wi ................................202 (-8)
WEATHER: Thursday: Mostly cloudy and humid during morning. Partly
cloudy and windy in the afternoon with a high of 75. Afternoon winds N
15-25 mph. Friday: Mostly sunny and breezy with a high of 71. Winds NE
10-15 mph. Saturday: Mostly sunny with a high of 71. Winds E-NE 7-12
mph. Sunday: Partly cloudy and warmer with a high of 76. Winds S-SE
5-10 mph.
Steve Elkington ..............T46 66-73-71-69 279 33 $10,697.14
Bob Estes ........................T46 68-72-70-69 279 33 10,697.14
Jeff Gove ........................T46 70-68-69-72 279 33 10,697.14
Garrett Willis ..................T46 64-68-75-72 279 33 10,697.14
Alex Cejka ......................T53 68-71-68-73 280 29 9,260.00
Matt Hendrix ..................T53 74-66-69-71 280 29 9,260.00
Jeff Overton ..................T53 68-71-72-69 280 29 9,260.00
Kirk Triplett ....................T53 70-69-71-70 280 29 9,260.00
Mark Brooks ..................T57 71-69-71-70 281 28 8,880.00
Nathan Green ................T57 71-69-74-67 281 28 8,880.00
Mathias Gronberg ..........T57 74-65-68-74 281 28 8,880.00
Craig Kanada ..................T57 70-70-69-72 281 28 8,880.00
Joey Sindelar ................T57 73-66-73-69 281 28 8,880.00
Chris Tidland ....................62 68-72-75-67 282 27 8,640.00
Marco Dawson ..............T63 70-69-74-71 284 26 8,440.00
Jason Dufner ..................T63 70-70-73-71 284 26 8,440.00
Robert Gamez ................T63 65-72-74-73 284 26 8,440.00
Daisuke Maruyama ........T63 73-67-74-70 284 26 8,440.00
Stephen Leaney ..............T67 69-70-74-72 285 26 8,200.00
Larry Mize ......................T67 68-72-74-71 285 26 8,200.00
Richard S. Johnson ..........69 69-71-77-70 287 25 8,080.00
Tony Finau (Q)..................T70 75-65-76-72 288 7,960.00
Andrew Ruthkoski (Q)......T70 74-64-74-76 288 7,960.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
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U.S. Bank Championship
in Milwaukee
NOTES
Joe Ogilvie became the ninth player to make the
U.S. Bank Championship his first PGA TOUR win.
Ogilvie joined Dave Eichelberger (1971), Calvin
Peete (1979), Mark O’Meara (1984), Jim Thorpe
(1985), Jim Gallagher, Jr. (1990), Richard Zokol
(1992), Billy Mayfair (1993) and Shigeki
Maruyama (2001) as first-time winners in
Milwaukee.
Joe Ogilvie became the 10th consecutive U.S.
Bank Championship winner to post four scores in
the 60s. Ogilvie posted rounds of 67-63-69-67 to
finish at 14-under-par 266. The last winner with a
round in the 70s was Scott Hoch in 1997.
In 2007, Heath Slocum (69-69-69-69) became only
the fifth player in tournament history to card four
identical scores. His four 69s and 4-under total netted
a T22 finish. Others to shoot identical scores
over the years include: Fred Marti (73s in 1977),
Jay Haas (70s in 1978), Mike Nicolette (70s in
1988) and Mark Weibe (68s in 1999).
Jeff Brehaut set a record with four eagles last
year, the most in tournament history since the
event moved to Brown Deer Park GC in 1994.
Brehaut’s eagles were even more impressive since
they came on four different holes, including a par
4. Four players had made three eagles in a tournament
year – Mark Calcavecchia (1996), Tiger
Woods (1996), Steve Lowery (1999) and Dicky
Pride (2006).
Richard S. Johnson was the first person off the
tee in Sunday’s final round and played as a single.
Johnson needed only 81 minutes to shoot an evenpar
70. No official PGA TOUR records are kept as
to the shortest time needed to complete 18 holes.
Tournament Record:
260, Loren Roberts, 2000; Ben Crane, 2005
Current Course Record:
61, Steve Lowery, 1999; Corey Pavin, 2006
Other Course Record:
61, Ken Green, 1988 (Tuckaway CC); Robert Gamez, 1991
(Tuckaway CC)
TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT HISTORY HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
Morris Hatalsky* ..........275
Mark O’Meara ..............272
Jim Thorpe....................274
Corey Pavin* ................272
Gary Hallberg................269
Ken Green ....................268
Greg Norman ..............269
Jim Gallagher, Jr.*........271
Mark Brooks ................270
Richard Zokol................269
Billy Mayfair* ..............270
Mike Springer ..............268
Scott Hoch ....................269
Loren Roberts* ............265
Scott Hoch ....................268
Jeff Sluman ..................265
Carlos Franco................264
Loren Roberts ..............260
Shigeki Maruyama* ....266
Jeff Sluman ..................261
Kenny Perry ..................267
George Cadle ................275
Tom Watson ..................277
Jack Nicklaus ................277
Dave Barr ......................272
Wayne Levi ....................271
Robert Wrenn
Mark Calcavecchia ........274
Jim Gallagher, Jr.
Donnie Hammond
Dan Pohl
Andy Bean......................272
Ed Dougherty ................271
Billy Mayfair
Robert Gamez ................271
Dick Mast ......................271
Mark Calcavecchia ........270
Ted Schulz
Loren Roberts ................269
Marco Dawson ..............272
Jerry Kelly......................265
Loren Roberts ................269
David Sutherland
Steve Stricker ................266
Tom Lehman ..................266
Franklin Langham ..........268
Charles Howell III ..........266
Tim Herron ....................265
Steve Lowery
Steve Allan ....................269
Heath Slocum
Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
Tuckaway CC, Franklin, Wl ..........................72/7,030
Tuckaway CC, Franklin, WI ..........................72/7,030
Brown Deer Park GC, Milwaukee, WI ........71/6,716
Brown Deer Park GC, Milwaukee, WI ........71/6,716
Brown Deer Park GC, Milwaukee, WI ........71/6,739
Brown Deer Park GC, Milwaukee, WI ........71/6,739
Brown Deer Park GC, Milwaukee, WI ........71/6,739
Brown Deer Park GC, Milwaukee, WI ........71/6,739
Brown Deer Park GC, Milwaukee, WI ........71/6,759
Brown Deer Park GC, Milwaukee, WI ........71/6,759
Brown Deer Park GC, Milwaukee, WI ........71/6,759
Brown Deer Park GC, Milwaukee, WI ........70/6,759
U.S. BANK CHAMPIONSHIP IN MILWAUKEE
2004
2005
2006
2007
Carlos Franco................267
Ben Crane ....................260
Corey Pavin ..................260
Joe Ogilvie....................266
Fred Funk........................269
Brett Quigley
Scott Verplank................264
Jerry Kelly......................262
Tim Herron ....................270
Charlie Wi
Tim Clark
Brown Deer Park GC, Milwaukee, WI ........70/6,759
Brown Deer Park GC, Milwaukee, WI ........70/6,759
Brown Deer Park GC, Milwaukee, WI ........70/6,759
Brown Deer Park GC, Milwaukee, WI ........70/6,759
KEY: * = Playoff
Tim Clark during the final round of the 2007 US Bank Championship
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SECTION 3 TOURNAMENT SUMMARIES

TOURNAMENT SUMMARIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
2007 Canadian Open
Presented by Franklin Templeton Investments
FURYK
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, A=Amateur)
C—142-Brendon de Jonge, Jason Dufner, Brent Geiberger, Mathias
Gronberg, Scott Gump, Tom Johnson, Craig Kanada, Alan McLean,
Jeff Overton, John Rollins, Chris Stroud, Johnson Wagner, 143-
Michael Boyd, Jeff Brehaut, D.J. Brigman, Daniel Chopra, Gavin
Coles, Marco Dawson, Graham Delaet, Brian Gay, Derek Gillespie,
Nathan Green, Wes Heffernan, Matt Hendrix, Danny King, James
Lepp, Larry Mize, Kevin Stadler, Duffy Waldorf, Garrett Willis, Eli
Zackheim, 144-Cameron Beckman, Bubba Dickerson, Richard S.
Johnson, Spencer Levin, James Love, Jim McGovern, Kyle Reifers,
Jim Rutledge, Paul Sheehan, Darron Stiles, 145-Ryan Armour, Rich
Barcelo, Andrew Buckle, Andrew Parr, Jason Schultz, Richard Scott,
Grant Waite, 146-Mark Brooks, Ben Ferguson, Lee Janzen, Joe
Ogilvie, Jay Williamson, 147-Tommy Armour III, Ian Leggatt, Paul
Stankowski, Omar Uresti, Steve Wheatcroft, 148-Victor Ciesielski
(A), Brad Fritsch, 149-Harrison Frazar, 150-Jim Gallagher, Jr., Greg
Owen, Kevin Senecal, 151-Jaco Van Zyl, 152-Jay Delsing, David
Morland IV, Chris Tidland, 153-Adam Bland, Bryn Parry, 154-Robert
Gamez, 158-Brian McCann, Craig Perks. W—Kris Cox, 79-John
Huston, 77-Tom Byrum, 76-Jason Gore, 75-John Daly.
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Winner: JIM FURYK
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $900,000
69-66-69-64 268 (-16)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Jim Furyk ............................1 69-66-69-64 268 4,500 $900,000.00
Vijay Singh ........................2 68-65-68-68 269 2,700 540,000.00
George McNeill ................T3 70-69-66-66 271 1,450 290,000.00
Ryan Palmer ....................T3 67-67-71-66 271 1,450 290,000.00
Bob Heintz ........................T5 69-69-67-67 272 950 190,000.00
Hunter Mahan ..................T5 62-74-67-69 272 950 190,000.00
Brandt Snedeker ..............T7 67-68-70-68 273 779 155,833.34
Steve Allan ......................T7 64-68-70-71 273 779 155,833.33
John Mallinger ................T7 66-66-70-71 273 779 155,833.33
Alex Cejka ......................T10 69-70-71-64 274 575 115,000.00
Paul Gow ........................T10 70-69-67-68 274 575 115,000.00
Pat Perez ........................T10 68-70-66-70 274 575 115,000.00
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..............T10 68-68-69-69 274 575 115,000.00
Camilo Villegas ..............T10 68-68-72-66 274 575 115,000.00
Glen Day ........................T15 67-70-68-70 275 375 75,000.00
Tripp Isenhour ................T15 65-68-73-69 275 375 75,000.00
Cliff Kresge ....................T15 70-65-71-69 275 375 75,000.00
Stephen Leaney ..............T15 70-67-72-66 275 375 75,000.00
Steve Marino ..................T15 70-66-70-69 275 375 75,000.00
Tim Petrovic ....................T15 72-69-68-66 275 375 75,000.00
Bo Van Pelt ....................T15 66-70-69-70 275 375 75,000.00
Billy Andrade ..................T22 69-67-74-66 276 240 48,000.00
Steve Elkington ..............T22 72-69-69-66 276 240 48,000.00
Shigeki Maruyama ........T22 69-69-68-70 276 240 48,000.00
Markham, Ont., Canada July 26-29, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $5,000,000
Angus Glen Golf Course – North Course Par/Yards: 35-36—71/7,320 yards
LEADERS
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Dicky Pride ......................T22 68-68-70-70 276 240 $48,000.00
Charlie Wi ......................T22 66-71-70-69 276 240 48,000.00
Stephen Ames ................T27 70-69-69-69 277 181 36,250.00
Briny Baird ......................T27 69-69-70-69 277 181 36,250.00
Brian Davis ....................T27 70-70-68-69 277 181 36,250.00
Bill Haas ........................T27 68-71-71-67 277 181 36,250.00
Bart Bryant ....................T31 68-71-71-68 278 155 31,000.00
Frank Lickliter II ..............T31 69-69-73-67 278 155 31,000.00
Bob Tway ........................T31 69-71-66-72 278 155 31,000.00
Michael Allen ................T34 73-67-73-66 279 118 23,666.67
Robert Garrigus ..............T34 67-71-73-68 279 118 23,666.67
Corey Pavin ....................T34 69-72-70-68 279 118 23,666.67
Michael Sim ..................T34 69-67-73-70 279 118 23,666.67
Jeff Sluman ....................T34 72-65-72-70 279 118 23,666.67
Mike Weir ......................T34 71-70-67-71 279 118 23,666.67
Mathew Goggin ............T34 68-70-69-72 279 118 23,666.66
Michael Putnam ............T34 66-68-72-73 279 118 23,666.66
Brett Quigley ..................T34 68-68-71-72 279 118 23,666.66
Charles Warren ................43 71-70-68-71 280 93 18,500.00
Carlos Franco ..................T44 69-69-72-71 281 83 16,500.00
Steve Jones ....................T44 68-69-72-72 281 83 16,500.00
Craig Lile ........................T44 72-69-71-69 281 83 16,500.00
Bob May ........................T47 74-64-75-69 282 69 13,733.34
Brad Faxon ......................T47 70-69-71-72 282 69 13,733.33
Jarrod Lyle ......................T47 75-65-72-70 282 69 13,733.33
Craig Bowden ................T50 72-68-69-74 283 59 11,812.50
Mark Calcavecchia ........T50 67-71-74-71 283 59 11,812.50
Bob Estes ........................T50 71-70-71-71 283 59 11,812.50
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
CANADIAN OPEN
1904 John H. Oke ..................156 Percy Barrett ..................158 Royal Montreal GC, Dixie, Quebec....................5,665
1905 George Cumming..........148 Percy Barrett ..................151 Toronto GC, Mississauga, Ontario ....................5,125
1906 Charles Murray ............170 George Cumming ..........171 Royal Ottawa GC, Aylmer, Quebec....................6,310
Alex Robertson
Tom Reith
1907 Percy Barrett ................306 George Cumming ..........308 Lambton GC, Toronto, Ontario......................71/6,604
1908 Albert Murray ..............300 George Sargent..............304 Royal Montreal GC, Dixie, Quebec....................5,665
1909 Karl Keffer ....................309 George Cumming ..........312 Toronto GC, Mississauga, Ontario ....................5,125
1910 Daniel Kenny ................303 George S. Lyon ..............307 Lambton GC, Toronto, Ontario......................71/6,664
1911 Charles Murray ............314 Davie Black ....................316 Royal Ottawa GC, Aylmer, Quebec....................6,310
1912 George Sargent ............299 James M. Barnes ..........302 Rosedale GC, Toronto, Ontario ....................67/5,225
1913 Albert Murray ..............295 Nicol Thompson ............301 Royal Montreal GC, Dixie, Quebec....................5,665
Jack Burke, Sr.
1914 Karl Keffer ....................300 George Cumming ..........301 Toronto GC, Mississauga, Ontario ..............73/6,613
1915 No Tournament**
1916 No Tournament**
1917 No Tournament**
1918 No Tournament**
1919 J. Douglas Edgar ..........278 James Barnes ................294 Hamilton G&CC, Ancaster, Ontario..............70/6,470
Robert T. Jones, Jr.
Karl Keffer
1920 J. Douglas Edgar* ........298 Tommy Armour ..............298 Rivermead GC, Aylmer, Quebec ..................72/6,140
Charles Murray
1921 W. H. Trovinger ............293 Mike Brady ....................296 Toronto GC, Mississauga, Ontario ..............73/6,613
Bob MacDonald
KEY: *=Playoff #=Amateur ** World War I
[32nd of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
First Round
Hunter Mahan ............................62 (-9)
Steve Allan ................................64 (-7)
Tripp Isenhour ............................65 (-6)
David Hearn ................................65 (-6)
Jim Furyk..................................69 (T35)
CUT: 78 players at 1-under par 141 from a field of 155 professionals
and one amateur.
NOTEWORTHY: In 2007, Jim Furyk became the fifth player to win
back-to-back titles at the Canadian Open and the first since Jim
Ferrier in 1950-51.
Second Round
Steve Allan ............................132 (-10)
John Mallinger ......................132 (-10)
Vijay Singh ..............................133 (-9)
Tripp Isenhour ..........................133 (-9)
Jim Furyk..................................135 (T7)
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Third Round
Vijay Singh..............................201 (-12)
Steve Allan ............................202 (-11)
John Mallinger ......................202 (-11)
Hunter Mahan ........................203 (-10)
Jim Furyk ..................................204 (-9)
Pat Perez ..................................204 (-9)
WEATHER: Thursday: Partly cloudy skies. Winds S 5-10 mph in the
morning, then S-SW 10-20 and an afternoon high of 82. Friday: Mostly
cloudy with S-SW winds 6-12 and a high of 77. Saturday: Partly cloudy
with N-NW winds 8-16 and a high of 82. Sunday: Partly cloudy with E-
NE winds 6-12 and a high of 82.
Steve Flesch ..................T50 72-69-70-72 283 59 $11,812.50
Doug LaBelle II ..............T50 67-68-74-74 283 59 11,812.50
John Merrick ..................T50 69-71-73-70 283 59 11,812.50
Sean O'Hair ....................T50 68-70-75-70 283 59 11,812.50
Tag Ridings ....................T50 67-71-75-70 283 59 11,812.50
Olin Browne ....................T58 66-74-71-73 284 54 10,850.00
Ken Duke ........................T58 73-68-71-72 284 54 10,850.00
Jeff Gove ........................T58 74-67-68-75 284 54 10,850.00
David Hearn (S) ..............T58 65-73-73-73 284 10,850.00
Kent Jones ....................T58 69-71-74-70 284 54 10,850.00
Justin Leonard ................T58 69-72-69-74 284 54 10,850.00
Bryce Molder ..................T58 68-70-71-75 284 54 10,850.00
Ted Purdy ........................T58 68-69-71-76 284 54 10,850.00
David Branshaw ............T66 73-68-68-76 285 51 10,200.00
Mike Grob (S) ..................T66 71-69-75-70 285 10,200.00
Scott Gutschewski ........T66 71-69-75-70 285 51 10,200.00
Daisuke Maruyama ........T66 68-69-70-78 285 51 10,200.00
Troy Matteson ................T66 67-71-68-79 285 51 10,200.00
Chris Baryla (S)................T71 74-66-74-72 286 9,800.00
Chris DiMarco ................T71 71-70-70-75 286 49 9,800.00
Jerry Smith ....................T71 69-71-74-72 286 49 9,800.00
Parker McLachlin ..............74 72-67-72-76 287 48 9,600.00
Chris Smith ......................75 68-71-77-72 288 48 9,500.00
Bubba Watson ..................76 74-66-73-76 289 47 9,400.00
Joey Sindelar ..................77 69-71-72-78 290 47 9,300.00
Steve Lowery ....................78 72-69-74-78 293 46 9,200.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
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NOTES
The 2008 Canadian Open returns to Glen Abbey
Golf Club, which has hosted the tournament 23
times over the years. Glen Abbey first played host
to the event in 1977, when Lee Trevino captured
the title. The course was the site of 22 Canadian
Opens in the 24-year period between 1977 and
2000. The last time it was played at Glen Abbey
was in 2004 when Vijay Singh won the tournament.
Jim Furyk had a hole-in-one on the fourth hole
during the final round in 2007. Furyk became only
the second player since 1978 to make an ace in
the final round and go on to win that event. Joey
Sindelar had a hole-in-one on the 14th hole at En-
Joie GC en route to the title at the 1985 B. C.
Open. Furyk also had an ace (third round) at the
2002 Memorial Tournament and went on to win
that event.
With his 13th career win at the 2007 Canadian
Open, Jim Furyk tied David Duval for the second-most
titles among Nationwide Tour alumni.
Ernie Els tops the list with 15 career victories.
Jim Furyk played the par-3 fourth hole 5-under
par in 2007. Furyk made three birdies at the 205yard
hole during the first three days and added an
ace on Sunday. Runner-up Vijay Singh played the
same hole 3-over for the four days.
Jim Furyk, Vijay Singh, Bob Heintz and Tom
Pernice, Jr. were the only players in the field to
post four rounds in the 60s in 2007. They brought
the all-time total to 38 players that have accomplished
that feat in Canadian Open history, 12 of
them in the past two years.
VIJAY SINGH
TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT HISTORY HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Al Watrous....................303
C. W. Hackney ..............295
Leo Diegel ....................285
Leo Diegel ....................295
Macdonald Smith ........283
Tommy Armour..............288
Leo Diegel ....................282
Leo Diegel ....................274
Tommy Armour*............277
Walter Hagen* ............292
Harry Cooper ................290
Joe Kirkwood................282
Tommy Armour..............287
Gene Kunes ..................280
Lawson Little ................271
Harry Cooper ................285
Sam Snead* ................277
Harold McSpaden ........282
Sam Snead* ................281
Sam Snead ..................274
Craig Wood ..................275
No Tournament +
No Tournament +
Byron Nelson ................280
George Fazio* ..............278
Bobby Locke..................268
C.W. Congdon ..............280
Dutch Harrison..............271
Jim Ferrier ....................271
Jim Ferrier ....................273
Johnny Palmer..............263
Dave Douglas ..............273
Pat Fletcher ..................280
Arnold Palmer ..............265
Doug Sanders*# ..........273
George Bayer................271
Wesley Ellis, Jr. ............267
Doug Ford ....................276
Art Wall ........................269
Jacky Cupit ..................270
Ted Kroll........................278
Doug Ford ....................280
Kel Nagle......................277
Gene Littler ..................273
Don Massengale ..........280
Billy Casper* ................279
Bob Charles ..................274
Tommy Aaron*..............275
Kermit Zarley ................279
Lee Trevino*..................275
Gay Brewer ..................275
Tom Weiskopf ..............278
Bobby Nichols ..............270
Tom Weiskopf* ............274
Jerry Pate ....................267
Lee Trevino....................280
Bruce Lietzke ................283
Lee Trevino....................281
Bob Gilder ....................274
Tom Kerrigan..................304
Tom Kerrigan..................300
Gene Sarazen ................287
Mike Brady ....................297
Gene Sarazen ................286
Macdonald Smith ..........289
Archie Compston ..........284
Walter Hagen
Macdonald Smith
Tommy Armour ..............277
Leo Diegel......................277
Percy Alliss ....................292
Al Watrous ....................293
Harry Cooper..................290
Lex Robson
Ky Laffoon......................289
Vic Ghezzi ......................282
Jimmy Thomson ............279
Ralph Guldahl ................287
Harry Cooper..................277
Ralph Guldahl ................287
Harold McSpaden..........281
Bob Gray, Jr. ..................276
Mike Turnesa ................279
Herman Barron ..............284
Dick Metz ......................278
Ed Oliver ........................270
Vic Ghezzi ......................283
Ky Laffoon
Dick Metz
Jim Ferrier......................275
Ted Kroll ........................274
Fred Hawkins ................275
Ed Oliver
Fred Haas ......................274
Dick Mayer
Wally Ulrich ..................274
Gordon Brydson ............284
Bill Welch
Jack Burke, Jr. ..............269
Dow Finsterwald............273
Bo Wininger ..................273
Jay Hebert ....................268
Dow Finsterwald............278
Art Wall
Bo Wininger
Bob Goalby ....................275
Jay Hebert
Buster Cupit ..................275
Dow Finsterwald
Bobby Nichols
Charles Sifford ..............280
Al Geiberger ..................281
Arnold Palmer ................279
Jack Nicklaus ................274
Chi Chi Rodriguez ..........283
Art Wall ........................279
Jack Nicklaus ................276
Sam Snead ....................275
Gibby Gilbert..................282
Art Wall ........................275
Sam Adams....................276
Dave Hill
Forrest Fezler ................280
John Schlee ..................274
Larry Ziegler
Jack Nicklaus ................274
Jack Nicklaus ................271
Peter Oosterhuis ............284
Pat McGowan ................284
Ben Crenshaw................284
Jerry Pate ......................276
Leonard Thompson
Mt. Bruno GC, St. Bruno, Quebec ................70/6,543
Lakeview GC, Mississauga, Ontario ............70/6,263
Mt. Bruno GC, St. Bruno, Quebec ................70/6,543
Lambton GC, Toronto, Ontario......................71/6,604
Royal Montreal GC, Dixie, Quebec ..............73/6,530
Toronto GC, Mississauga, Ontario ..............73/6,613
Rosedale GC, Toronto, Ontario ....................72/6,240
Kanawaki GC, Kahnawake, Quebec ............70/6,360
Hamilton G&CC, Ancaster, Ontario..............70/6,470
Mississaugua G&CC, Mississauga, Ontario....72/6,545
Ottawa Hunt Club, Ottawa, Ontario ............73/6,770
Royal York GC, Toronto, Ontario ..................72/6,575
Lakeview GC, Toronto, Ontario ....................70/6,263
Summerlea GC, Montreal, Quebec ..............70/6,500
St. Andrews GC, Toronto, Ontario................70/6,625
St. Andrews GC, Toronto, Ontario................70/6,625
Mississaugua G&CC, Mississauga, Ontario....72/6,545
Riverside CC, St. John, New Brunswick......70/6,231
Scarborough G&CC, Scarborough, Ontario ....71/6,554
Lambton GC, Toronto, Ontario......................70/6,604
Mississaugua G&CC, Mississauga, Ontario....72/6,545
Thornhill GC, Thornhill, Ontario ..................70/6,317
Beaconsfield GC, Montreal, Quebec............72/6,665
Scarborough G&CC, Scarborough, Ontario......71/6,554
Shaughnessy Heights GC, Vancouver, B.C.......72/6,600
St. George's G&CC, Etobicoke, Ontario ......72/6,645
Royal Montreal GC, Dixie, Quebec ..............72/6,522
Mississaugua G&CC, Mississauga, Ontario....72/6,543
St. Charles CC, Winnipeg, Manitoba ..........72/6,377
Scarborough G&CC, Scarborough, Ontario......72/6,377
Point Grey GC, Vancouver, B.C.....................71/6,400
Weston GC, Toronto, Ontario ......................72/6,428
Beaconsfield GC, Montreal, Quebec............72/6,543
Westmount G&CC, Kitchener, Ontario ........71/6,444
Mayfair G&CC, Edmonton, Alberta..............70/6,657
Islesmere G&CC, Montreal, Quebec............72/6,690
St. George's G&CC, Etobicoke, Ontario ......72/6,710
Niakwa CC, Winnipeg, Manitoba ................70/6,426
Le Club Laval-sur-le-Lac,
Laval-sur-le-Lac, Quebec..............................72/6,555
Scarborough G&CC, Scarborough, Ontario..71/6,752
Pinegrove G&CC, St. Luc, Quebec ..............71/7,090
Mississaugua G&CC, Mississauga, Ontario....70/6,543
Shaughnessy G&CC, Vancouver, B.C. ..........71/6,907
Montreal Municipal GC, Montreal, Quebec ....71/6,600
St. George's G&CC, Etobicoke, Ontario ......70/6,792
Pinegrove G&CC, St. Luc, Quebec ..............71/7,090
London Hunt & CC, London, Ontario............72/7,168
Richelieu Valley G&CC,
Ste. Julie de Vercheres, Quebec..................72/6,905
Cherry Hill Club, Ridgeway, Ontario ............71/6,751
Richelieu Valley G&CC,
Ste. Julie de Vercheres, Quebec..................72/6,905
Mississaugua G&CC, Mississauga, Ontario ....70/6,788
Royal Montreal GC, lle Bizard, Quebec ......70/6,628
Essex G&CC,Windsor, Ontario. ..................70/6,696
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,096
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................71/7,059
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................71/7,060
Royal Montreal GC, lle Bizard, Quebec ......70/6,628
KEY: *=Playoff #=Amateur = Weather-shortened += World War II
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2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
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RBC Canadian Open
NOTES
HUNTER MAHAN
Hunter Mahan tied the tournament record with a
9-under 62 on the first day in 2007 and set a
course record at Angus Glen North. Greg Norman
(1986) was the last player to shoot a 62 in the
Canadian Open, which came in the third round at
Glen Abbey GC. Mahan’s 62 was also the lowest
opening-round score in Canadian Open history.
Hunter Mahan had three eagles en route to his
first-round 62, including a pair of eagles on par 4s.
Mahan holed a 6-iron and a sand wedge for his
eagles on the par 4s. Tommy Tolles (1995 – Glen
Abbey GC) was the last player to make three
eagles in a round at the Canadian Open.
Jim Furyk’s win marked the 12th time in the past
13 years that an American has won the Canadian
Open. Vijay Singh of Fiji (2004) is the only non-
American to win since South Africa’s Nick Price
won in 1994.
Tournament Record:
263, Johnny Palmer, 1952 (St. Charles CC)
18-Hole Record:
62, Leonard Thompson, 1981 (Par 71); Andy Bean, 1983
(Par 71); Greg Norman, 1986 (par 72) (Glen Abbey);
Hunter Mahan, 2007 (Angus Glen North)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
Peter Oosterhuis ..........280
Bruce Lietzke ................277
John Cook* ..................277
Greg Norman ................278
Curtis Strange ..............279
Bob Murphy ..................280
Curtis Strange ..............276
Ken Green ....................275
Steve Jones..................271
Wayne Levi ..................278
Nick Price......................273
Greg Norman* ..............280
David Frost....................279
Bruce Lietzke..................281
Jack Nicklaus
Andy North
Hal Sutton......................279
Johnny Miller ................277
Jack Nicklaus ................280
Jack Nicklaus ................281
Greg Norman
Greg Norman ................283
David Frost ....................279
Jodie Mudd
Nick Price
Bill Glasson....................276
Scott Verplank
Clark Burroughs ............273
Mark Calcavecchia
Mike Hulbert
Ian Baker-Finch ..............279
Jim Woodward
David Edwards ..............274
Bruce Lietzke..................280
Fred Couples ..................280
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................71/7,060
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................71/7,060
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................71/7,055
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,102
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,102
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,102
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,102
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,102
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,102
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,102
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,102
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,102
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,102
BELL CANADIAN OPEN
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Nick Price......................275
Mark O’Meara* ............274
Dudley Hart~ ................202
Steve Jones..................275
Billy Andrade* ..............275
Hal Sutton ....................275
Tiger Woods..................266
Scott Verplank ..............266
John Rollins*................272
Bob Tway* ....................272
Vijay Singh*..................275
Mark Calcavecchia ......275
Jim Furyk ......................266
Mark Calcavecchia ........276
Bob Lohr ........................274
David Duval....................203
Greg Norman ................276
Bob Friend......................275
Dennis Paulson ..............278
Grant Waite ..................267
Bob Estes ......................269
Joey Sindelar
Neal Lancaster ..............272
Justin Leonard
Brad Faxon ....................272
Mike Weir......................275
Ben Crane ......................276
Ryan Moore
Bart Bryant ....................267
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,102
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,102
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,112
Royal Montreal GC, Ile-Bizard, Quebec ......70/6,810
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,112
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,112
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................72/7,112
Royal Montreal GC, Ile-Bizard, Quebec ......70/6,859
Angus Glen GC (South), Markham, Ontario ....72/7,372
Hamiliton G&CC, Ancaster, Ontario ............70/6,985
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario................71/7,222
Shaughnessy G&CC, Vancouver, BC ............70/7,010
Hamiliton G&CC, Ancaster, Ontario ............70/6,983
CANADIAN OPEN
2007 Jim Furyk ......................268 Vijay Singh ....................269 Angus Glen GC (North), Markham, Ontario ....71/7,320
KEY: *=Playoff #=Amateur = Weather-shortened
Course scenic of the 11th green during the Canadian Open
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE 2008 CANADIAN OPEN
Eligible players are:
• Players in the 156-player field are those players listed in order of priority under Article III, Section A of the Tournament Regulations, except that
prior to such players, the following shall first be eligible:
• 20 sponsor exemptions, restricted as follows:
• 2 from among the current year’s membership.
• 2 from among the 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament’s top 25 finishers and ties and the first through 25th finishers on the 2007 Official
Nationwide Tour Money List.
PGA TOUR 2007 Guide
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2007 World Golf Championships-
[33rd of 36 events in the
Bridgestone Invitational PGA TOUR Regular Season]
WOODS
Winner: TIGER WOODS
FedExCup Points: 4,725 $1,350,000
68-70-69-65 272 (-8)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Tiger Woods ......................1 68-70-69-65 272 4,725 $1,350,000.00
Justin Rose ......................T2 69-72-71-68 280 2,310 635,000.00
Rory Sabbatini ..................T2 67-67-72-74 280 2,310 635,000.00
Chris DiMarco ..................T4 69-70-72-70 281 1,155 310,000.00
Peter Lonard ....................T4 70-70-73-68 281 1,155 310,000.00
Tim Clark ..........................T6 71-70-72-69 282 879 202,000.00
Davis Love III ....................T6 74-65-74-69 282 879 202,000.00
Andres Romero ................T6 71-71-69-71 282 202,000.00
Justin Leonard ..................T9 73-67-71-72 283 735 147,500.00
Scott Verplank ..................T9 70-68-73-72 283 735 147,500.00
Zach Johnson ................T11 71-65-76-72 284 604 115,333.34
K.J. Choi ........................T11 71-73-69-71 284 604 115,333.33
Kenny Perry ....................T11 69-69-71-75 284 604 115,333.33
Mark Calcavecchia ........T14 68-72-76-69 285 433 86,583.34
Rod Pampling ................T14 71-73-74-67 285 433 86,583.34
Stuart Appleby ..............T14 68-74-69-74 285 433 86,583.33
Joe Durant ......................T14 74-67-71-73 285 433 86,583.33
Padraig Harrington ........T14 72-69-72-72 285 433 86,583.33
Arron Oberholser ............T14 68-74-72-71 285 433 86,583.33
Aaron Baddeley ..............T20 70-74-67-75 286 328 75,500.00
Sergio Garcia ..................T20 71-77-71-67 286 328 75,500.00
Stephen Ames ................T22 71-73-71-72 287 230 66,250.00
Luke Donald ....................T22 75-75-67-70 287 230 66,250.00
Ernie Els ..........................T22 70-77-72-68 287 230 66,250.00
Niclas Fasth ....................T22 75-73-70-69 287 66,250.00
The following players did not finish
(W=withdrew)
W—77-Mike Weir
RORY SABBATINI
Akron, OH August 2-5, 2007 FedExCup Points: 26,250 Purse: $8,000,000
Firestone Country Club, South Course Par/Yards: 35-35—70/7,400 yards
LEADERS
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Anders Hansen ..............T22 71-72-71-73 287 230 $66,250.00
Charley Hoffman ............T22 71-73-74-69 287 230 66,250.00
Hunter Mahan ................T22 67-73-71-76 287 230 66,250.00
Lee Westwood ..............T22 68-71-79-69 287 230 66,250.00
Richard Green ................T30 73-73-68-74 288 58,000.00
Carl Pettersson ..............T30 70-79-68-71 288 159 58,000.00
Ian Poulter ......................T30 71-73-74-70 288 159 58,000.00
John Rollins ....................T30 73-75-68-72 288 159 58,000.00
Boo Weekley ..................T30 68-78-70-72 288 159 58,000.00
Brett Wetterich ..............T30 74-75-70-69 288 159 58,000.00
Trevor Immelman ............T36 73-76-69-71 289 129 53,500.00
Adam Scott ....................T36 75-76-70-68 289 129 53,500.00
Mark Wilson ..................T36 76-75-68-70 289 129 53,500.00
Charles Howell III ..........T39 72-76-70-72 290 116 51,000.00
Paul McGinley ................T39 72-74-73-71 290 51,000.00
J.J. Henry ......................T41 73-69-74-75 291 100 48,000.00
Colin Montgomerie ........T41 71-72-73-75 291 48,000.00
Henrik Stenson ..............T41 72-74-72-73 291 100 48,000.00
Steve Stricker ................T41 70-73-76-72 291 100 48,000.00
John Senden ....................45 71-69-78-74 292 87 46,000.00
Michael Campbell ..........T46 71-74-72-76 293 44,500.00
Thongchai Jaidee ..........T46 73-76-73-71 293 44,500.00
Shingo Katayama ..........T46 71-73-75-74 293 44,500.00
Jerry Kelly ......................T46 73-71-74-75 293 73 44,500.00
Phil Mickelson ................T46 74-72-74-73 293 73 44,500.00
Paul Casey ......................T51 67-73-76-78 294 42,000.00
Troy Matteson ................T51 71-74-73-76 294 62 42,000.00
Geoff Ogilvy ....................T51 73-71-72-78 294 62 42,000.00
Jeev M. Singh ................T51 72-74-72-76 294 42,000.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
From 1962 through 1975, the World Series of Golf was played as a four-man, 36-hole exhibition. All money won in the tournament
was unofficial. The winners in those years (with winning totals in parentheses):
1962 Jack Nicklaus (135)
1963 Jack Nicklaus (140)
1964 Tony Lema (138)
1965 Gary Player (139)
1966 Gene Littler (143)
1967 Jack Nicklaus (144)
1968 Gary Player (143)
1969 Orville Moody (141)
1970 Jack Nicklaus (136)
1971 Charles Coody (141)
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
WORLD SERIES OF GOLF
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
Jack Nicklaus ..............275
Lanny Wadkins ............267
Gil Morgan*..................278
Lon Hinkle ....................272
Tom Watson..................270
Bill Rogers ....................275
Craig Stadler* ..............278
Nick Price......................270
Hale Irwin ......................279
Hale Irwin ......................272
Tom Weiskopf
Hubert Green ................278
Larry Nelson ..................273
Bill Rogers
Lee Trevino
Raymond Floyd ..............272
Tom Kite ........................276
Raymond Floyd ..............278
Jack Nicklaus ................274
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
KEY: * = Playoff
First Round
Hunter Mahan ............................67 (-3)
Rory Sabbatini ............................67 (-3)
Paul Casey ..................................67 (-3)
Tiger Woods................................68 (-2)
Mark Calcavecchia ....................68 (-2)
Stuart Appleby............................68 (-2)
Boo Weekley ..............................68 (-2)
Lee Westwood............................68 (-2)
Arron Oberholser ........................68 (-2)
CUT: There was no cut. 82 of the 85 professionals completed 72 holes
NOTEWORTHY: Tiger Woods won the Bridgestone Invitational for
the sixth time at Firestone Country Club. On five occasions, a player
has won the same tournament six-plus times, but only three players
have collected six victories on the same course.
Second Round
Rory Sabbatini ..........................134 (-6)
Zach Johnson............................136 (-4)
Tiger Woods..............................138 (-2)
Scott Verplank ........................138 (-2)
Kenny Perry ..............................138 (-2)
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Third Round
Rory Sabbatini ..........................206 (-4)
Tiger Woods..............................207 (-3)
Kenny Perry ..............................209 (-1)
Seven players ........................211 (+1)
WEATHER: Thursday: Sunny and warm throughout the day with a high
of 93, with SW winds 5-10 mph. Friday: Sunny and warm with a high of
89 and SW winds 5-10 mph. Saturday: Partly cloudy with N-NW winds
5-10 mph and a high of 85. Sunday: Partly cloudy with showers throughout
the day, SW winds 10-15 mph and a high of 80.
Richard Sterne ................T51 77-72-74-71 294 $42,000.00
Woody Austin ................T56 74-77-68-76 295 59 39,500.00
Stewart Cink ..................T56 79-67-76-73 295 59 39,500.00
Nick O'Hern ....................T56 72-72-75-76 295 59 39,500.00
Vijay Singh ....................T56 74-72-75-74 295 59 39,500.00
Yong-Eun Yang ..............T56 73-74-70-78 295 39,500.00
Retief Goosen ................T61 74-73-72-77 296 56 36,750.00
David Howell ..................T61 74-77-75-70 296 56 36,750.00
Vaughn Taylor ................T61 72-77-71-76 296 56 36,750.00
David Toms ....................T61 76-74-71-75 296 56 36,750.00
Nick Watney ..................T61 72-72-76-76 296 56 36,750.00
Liang Wen-chong ..........T61 75-74-72-75 296 36,750.00
Darren Clarke ................T67 70-76-76-75 297 54 34,750.00
Mark Hensby ..................T67 73-71-79-74 297 54 34,750.00
Angel Cabrera ................T69 73-76-74-75 298 52 33,500.00
Fred Funk ........................T69 75-74-74-75 298 52 33,500.00
Gregory Havret ..............T69 73-73-76-76 298 33,500.00
Robert Karlsson ..............T69 76-72-72-78 298 33,500.00
Graeme Storm ................T69 75-72-76-75 298 33,500.00
Brian Bateman ................T74 77-75-72-75 299 50 32,625.00
Paul Goydos ....................T74 69-76-73-81 299 50 32,625.00
Jose Manuel Lara ............76 71-77-77-75 300 32,250.00
Chad Campbell ..............T77 73-73-77-79 302 48 31,750.00
Anton Haig ....................T77 77-75-71-79 302 31,750.00
Raphael Jacquelin ..........T77 71-77-73-81 302 31,750.00
Ben Curtis ........................80 74-79-77-73 303 47 31,250.00
Robert Allenby ..................81 76-74-82-80 312 47 31,000.00
Jose Maria Olazabal ........82 77-80-78-79 314 46 30,750.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
1972 Gary Player (142)
1973 Tom Weiskopf (137)
1974 Lee Trevino (139)
1975 Tom Watson (140)
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TOURAMENT HISTORIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
World Golf Championships-
Bridgestone Invitational
NOTES
In addition to Tiger Woods winning the
Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone Country Club
six times, players who have won a single event
six-plus times on the same course:
• Alex Ross won the North & South Open six
times at Pinehurst No. 2 (1902, 1904, 1907, 1908,
1910, 1915)
• Jack Nicklaus won the Masters Tournament
six times at Augusta National GC (1963,1965,
1966, 1972, 1975, 1986)
• Sam Snead won the Miami Open six times at
the Miami Springs G&CC (1937, 1939, 1946,
1950, 1951, 1955)
Bridgestone Invitational Record:
259, Tiger Woods, 2000
NEC World Series of Golf Record:
262, Jose Maria Olazabal, 1990
Current Course Record:
61, Jose Maria Olazabal, 1990; Tiger Woods, 2000
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JACK NICKLAUS
Players who have won a single event six-plus
times but on a variety of courses:
• Sam Snead's eight wins in Greensboro were
spilt between four at Starmount Forest CC and
four at Sedgefield CC (1938, 1946, 1949, 1950,
1955, 1956, 1960, 1965)
• Harry Vardon's six wins at the British Open
were played on four different courses. Three of
his wins came at Prestwick (1898, 1903, 1914)
in Scotland, two at Royal St. Georges (1899,
1911) in England and his first victory in 1896
came at Muirfield in Scotland.
TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT HISTORY HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
NEC WORLD SERIES OF GOLF
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
Denis Watson ..............271
Roger Maltbie ..............268
Dan Pohl ......................277
Curtis Strange ..............275
Mike Reid* ..................275
David Frost*..................276
Jose Maria Olazabal ....262
Tom Purtzer* ................279
Craig Stadler ................273
Fulton Allem ................270
Jose Maria Olazabal ....269
Greg Norman* ..............278
Phil Mickelson ..............274
Greg Norman ................273
David Duval ..................269
Bruce Lietzke..................273
Denis Watson ................272
Lanny Wadkins ..............278
Fulton Allem ..................278
Tom Watson ..................275
Ben Crenshaw................276
Lanny Wadkins ..............274
Jim Gallagher, Jr. ..........279
Davis Love III
Corey Pavin ....................274
Jim Gallagher, Jr. ..........275
Nick Price
Craig Stadler
Scott Hoch ....................270
Billy Mayfair ..................278
Nick Price
Billy Mayfair ..............277
Steve Stricker
Duffy Waldorf
Phil Mickelson ..............277
Phil Mickelson ..............271
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (North), Akron, OH ..................70/6,918
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,149
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,189
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,189
WORLD GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS–NEC INVITATIONAL
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
Tiger Woods..................270
Tiger Woods..................259
Tiger Woods*................268
Craig Parry ....................268
Darren Clarke................268
Stewart Cink ................269
Tiger Woods..................274
Phil Mickelson ..............271
Justin Leonard ..............270
Phillip Price
Jim Furyk........................268
Robert Allenby ..............272
Fred Funk
Jonathan Kaye ..............272
Rory Sabbatini ..............273
Tiger Woods
Chris DiMarco................275
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,139
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,139
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,139
Sahalee CC; Sammamish, WA ....................72/6,949
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,230
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,360
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,360
WORLD GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS–BRIDGESTONE INVITATIONAL
2006
2007
Tiger Woods*................270
Tiger Woods..................272
Stewart Cink ..................270
Justin Rose ....................280
Rory Sabbatini
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,360
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,400
KEY: * = Playoff
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE 2008 BRIDGESTONE INVITATIONAL
Players exempt from both qualifying stages are:
• Playing members of the 2007 U.S. and International teams from The Presidents Cup.
• Playing members of the 2006 U.S. and European teams from the Ryder Cup.
• The top 50 players, including any tied for 50th place, from the Official World Golf Ranking as of Monday, July 20, 2008 (i.e. through completion
of the U.S. Bank Championship).
• The top 50 players, including any tied for 50th place, from the Official World Golf Ranking as of Monday, July 27, 2008 (i.e. through completion
of the Canadian Open).
• Tournament winners, whose victories are considered official, of tournaments from the Federation Tours since the prior year’s Bridgestone
Invitational with an Official World Golf Ranking Strength of Field Rating of 115 points or more.
• The winner of the following tournament from each of the following TOURs:
• Japan Golf Tour: 2008 Japan Golf Tour Championship
• Australian Tour: 2007 Australian PGA Championship
• South Africa Tour: 2008 Tour Championship
• Asian Tour: 2007 Volvo Masters of Asia
PGA TOUR 2007 Guide
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2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
2007 Reno-Tahoe Open
FLESCH
Winner: STEVE FLESCH
FedExCup Points: 2,250 $540,000
63-69-69-72 273 (-15)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Steve Flesch ......................1 63-69-69-72 273 2,250 $540,000.00
Kevin Stadler ....................T2 74-67-67-70 278 1,100 264,000.00
Charles Warren ................T2 71-63-73-71 278 1,100 264,000.00
Rich Barcelo ....................T4 71-72-69-68 280 550 132,000.00
John Merrick ....................T4 65-73-68-74 280 550 132,000.00
Brendon de Jonge ............T6 67-70-72-72 281 419 100,500.00
Steve Elkington ................T6 69-70-69-73 281 419 100,500.00
Shaun Micheel ................T6 68-70-71-72 281 419 100,500.00
Michael Allen ..................T9 70-72-70-70 282 338 81,000.00
Brian Davis ......................T9 68-73-71-70 282 338 81,000.00
Todd Fischer (S) ................T9 69-68-69-76 282 81,000.00
Steve Allan ....................T12 65-72-69-77 283 217 52,000.00
Alex Cejka ......................T12 70-74-69-70 283 217 52,000.00
Jose Coceres ..................T12 64-72-72-75 283 217 52,000.00
Ken Duke ........................T12 74-66-72-71 283 217 52,000.00
Lucas Glover ..................T12 67-72-74-70 283 217 52,000.00
Jarrod Lyle ......................T12 67-71-75-70 283 217 52,000.00
Paul Stankowski ............T12 74-69-71-69 283 217 52,000.00
Johnson Wagner ............T12 68-69-74-72 283 217 52,000.00
Dean Wilson ..................T12 71-71-69-72 283 217 52,000.00
Carlos Franco ..................T21 72-68-73-71 284 135 32,400.00
Brian Gay ........................T21 69-70-76-69 284 135 32,400.00
Kent Jones ....................T21 67-73-72-72 284 135 32,400.00
Corey Pavin ....................T21 67-71-72-74 284 135 32,400.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, D=disqualified)
C—145-Dan Forsman, Harrison Frazar, Shigeki Maruyama, Jeff
Overton, Dicky Pride, Michael Sim, Chris Tidland, Duffy Waldorf,
Garrett Willis, 146-Paul Gow, Scott Gump, Gary Hallberg, Gabriel
Hjertstedt, Doug LaBelle II, Steve Lowery, Spike McRoy, Ryan
Palmer, Michael Putnam, Jeff Quinney, Jim Rutledge, 147-Daisuke
Maruyama, Darron Stiles, Kevin Sutherland, 148-Rich Beem, Marco
Dawson, Robin Freeman, Craig Kanada, Ron Philo, Jr., 149-Mark
Brooks, Tadd Fujikawa, Robert Gamez, Ian Leggatt, Len Mattiace,
150-Bubba Dickerson, Matt Hendrix, Cliff Kresge, Steve Wheatcroft,
Willie Wood, 151-David Branshaw, D.J. Brigman, Tim Huber, Chris
Stroud, 152-Michael Boyd, Glen Day, Scott Gutschewski, Paul
Sheehan, 153-Blaine McCallister, 154-Joel Edwards, Jim Gallagher,
Jr., 156-Chris Smith. W—80-Bob Burns, 78-George McNeill, 74-
Greg Owen. D—75-Steve Jones.
Tournament Record:
267, Vaughn Taylor, 2005
Tournament Course Record:
62, Bill Glasson, 2005
Reno, NV August 2-5, 2007 FedExCup Points: 12,500 Purse: $3,000,000
Montreux Golf & CC Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,472
LEADERS
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Craig Barlow ..................T25 68-73-70-74 285 98 $23,400.00
Cameron Beckman ........T25 69-70-73-73 285 98 23,400.00
Greg Kraft ......................T25 69-69-72-75 285 98 23,400.00
Kevin Na ........................T25 71-69-71-74 285 98 23,400.00
Grant Waite ....................T25 68-72-70-75 285 98 23,400.00
Will MacKenzie ..............T30 66-73-73-74 286 74 17,828.58
Daniel Chopra ................T30 71-69-70-76 286 74 17,828.57
Gavin Coles ....................T30 71-69-75-71 286 74 17,828.57
Jeff Maggert ..................T30 70-72-67-77 286 74 17,828.57
John Mallinger ..............T30 68-71-72-75 286 74 17,828.57
Chris Riley ......................T30 70-70-70-76 286 74 17,828.57
D.J. Trahan ....................T30 70-71-71-74 286 74 17,828.57
Craig Bowden ................T37 74-68-69-76 287 53 12,600.00
Jason Gore ....................T37 66-72-75-74 287 53 12,600.00
Mathias Gronberg ..........T37 67-72-74-74 287 53 12,600.00
Todd Hamilton ................T37 75-68-71-73 287 53 12,600.00
John Huston ..................T37 70-70-72-75 287 53 12,600.00
Parker McLachlin ............T37 72-72-72-71 287 53 12,600.00
Bryce Molder ..................T37 70-74-70-73 287 53 12,600.00
Jay Williamson (S) ..........T37 68-72-73-74 287 12,600.00
Jeff Gove ........................T45 70-73-72-73 288 38 9,030.00
J.P. Hayes ......................T45 69-71-74-74 288 38 9,030.00
Anthony Kim ..................T45 70-72-70-76 288 38 9,030.00
Bob Tway ........................T45 69-72-70-77 288 38 9,030.00
Ted Purdy ........................T49 70-73-71-75 289 30 7,268.58
Ryan Armour ..................T49 70-73-73-73 289 30 7,268.57
Guy Boros ......................T49 72-71-72-74 289 30 7,268.57
Jeff Brehaut ..................T49 75-69-75-70 289 30 7,268.57
TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT HISTORY HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
PGATOUR.COM PGA TOUR 2008 Guide
Tom Johnson ..................T49 73-68-74-74 289 30 $7,268.57
Tim Petrovic ....................T49 76-66-75-72 289 30 7,268.57
Jason Schultz ................T49 74-70-71-74 289 30 7,268.57
Tom Pernice, Jr. ................56 71-72-74-73 290 29 6,840.00
Andrew Buckle ..............T57 71-73-76-71 291 27 6,540.00
Jason Dufner ..................T57 67-70-72-82 291 27 6,540.00
Bob Heintz ......................T57 73-70-73-75 291 27 6,540.00
Neal Lancaster ..............T57 69-73-73-76 291 27 6,540.00
Craig Lile ........................T57 69-74-72-76 291 27 6,540.00
Bob May ........................T57 72-72-72-75 291 27 6,540.00
Jim McGovern ................T57 74-69-72-76 291 27 6,540.00
Larry Mize ......................T57 71-71-75-74 291 27 6,540.00
Jerry Smith ....................T57 73-71-70-77 291 27 6,540.00
Jay Delsing ....................T66 70-74-78-70 292 26 6,180.00
Tripp Isenhour ................T66 74-68-74-76 292 26 6,180.00
Tag Ridings ....................T66 68-71-73-80 292 26 6,180.00
Brent Geiberger ..............T69 71-68-72-82 293 25 6,030.00
Charlie Wi ......................T69 66-74-75-78 293 25 6,030.00
Chris Couch ......................71 71-71-76-76 294 25 5,940.00
Jaco Van Zyl ....................72 71-73-74-78 296 25 5,880.00
Eric Axley ........................T73 68-75-75-79 297 24 5,760.00
Bill Haas ........................T73 71-69-78-79 297 24 5,760.00
Kyle Reifers ....................T73 70-69-77-81 297 24 5,760.00
Notah Begay III ..............T76 68-74-75-81 298 23 5,610.00
Steve Marino ..................T76 69-75-75-79 298 23 5,610.00
Richard S. Johnson ..........78 70-71-76-82 299 23 5,520.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
RENO-TAHOE OPEN
1999 Notah Begay III ............274 Chris Perry......................277 Montreux G&CC, Reno, NV..........................72/7,552
2000 Scott Verplank* ............275 Jean Van de Velde ........275 Montreux G&CC, Reno, NV..........................72/7,552
2001 John Cook ....................271 Jerry Kelly......................272 Montreux G&CC, Reno, NV..........................72/7,552
2002 Chris Riley* ..................271 Jonathan Kaye ..............271 Montreux G&CC, Reno, NV..........................72/7,472
2003 Kirk Triplett ..................271 Tim Herron ....................274 Montreux G&CC, Reno, NV..........................72/7,472
2004 Vaughn Taylor* ............278 Steve Allen ....................278 Montreux G&CC, Reno, NV..........................72/7,472
Hunter Mahan
Scott McCarron
2005 Vaughn Taylor ..............267 Jonathan Kaye ..............270 Montreux G&CC, Reno, NV..........................72/7,472
2006 Will MacKenzie ............268 Bob Estes ......................269 Montreux G&CC, Reno, NV..........................72/7,472
2007 Steve Flesch ................273 Kevin Stadler ................278 Montreux G&CC, Reno, NV..........................72/7,472
Charles Warren
KEY: * = Playoff
[34th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
First Round
Steve Flesch................................63 (-9)
Jose Coceres ..............................64 (-8)
Steve Allan ................................65 (-7)
John Merrick ..............................65 (-7)
Will MacKenzie ..........................66 (-6)
Jason Gore..................................66 (-6)
Charlie Wi ..................................66 (-6)
CUT: 78 players at even-par 144 from a field of 132 professionals.
NOTEWORTHY: Steve Flesch became the first wire-to-wire winner
on the PGA TOUR in 2007 with his victory in the Reno-Tahoe Open.
Flesch joined Vaughn Taylor (2005) as the only wire-to-wire winners
of the Reno-Tahoe Open. Flesch’s five-stroke 54-hole lead was also
the largest of the 2007 season.
Second Round
Steve Flesch............................132 (-12)
Charles Warren ......................134 (-10)
Jose Coceres ............................136 (-8)
Todd Fischer..............................137 (-7)
Johnson Wagner ......................137 (-7)
Steve Allan ..............................137 (-7)
Jason Dufner ............................137 (-7)
Brendon de Jonge ....................137 (-7)
Third Round
Steve Flesch............................201 (-15)
John Merrick ..........................206 (-10)
Steve Allan ............................206 (-10)
Todd Fischer............................206 (-10)
Charles Warren ........................202 (-9)
WEATHER: Thursday: Partly cloudy with winds WNW 10-15 mph and
a high of 95. Friday: Sunny with winds WSW at 10-15 mph and a high
of 93. Saturday: Mostly sunny with a high of 91 and winds WSW at
15-20 mph and gusts up to 35 mph. Sunday: Mostly sunny with a high
of 88 and winds W-SW at 15-25 mph and gusts up to 35 mph.
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SECTION 3 TOURNAMENT HISTORIES

TOURAMENT HISTORIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
WOODS
3-72
2007 PGA Championship
Winner: TIGER WOODS
FedExCup Points: 4,950 $1,260,000
71-63-69-69 272 (-8)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Tiger Woods ......................1 71-63-69-69 272 4,950 $1,260,000.00
Woody Austin ....................2 68-70-69-67 274 2,970 756,000.00
Ernie Els ..............................3 72-68-69-66 275 1,870 476,000.00
Arron Oberholser ..............T4 68-72-70-69 279 1,210 308,000.00
John Senden ....................T4 69-70-69-71 279 1,210 308,000.00
Simon Dyson ....................T6 73-71-72-64 280 227,500.00
Trevor Immelman ..............T6 75-70-66-69 280 921 227,500.00
Geoff Ogilvy ......................T6 69-68-74-69 280 921 227,500.00
Scott Verplank ..................T9 70-66-74-71 281 743 170,333.34
Kevin Sutherland ..............T9 73-69-68-71 281 743 170,333.33
Boo Weekley ....................T9 76-69-65-71 281 743 170,333.33
Stuart Appleby ..............T12 73-68-72-69 282 523 119,833.34
Anders Hansen ..............T12 71-71-71-69 282 523 119,833.34
Stephen Ames ................T12 68-69-69-76 282 523 119,833.33
K.J. Choi ........................T12 71-71-68-72 282 523 119,833.33
Justin Rose ....................T12 70-73-70-69 282 523 119,833.33
Adam Scott ....................T12 72-68-70-72 282 523 119,833.33
Ken Duke ........................T18 73-71-69-71 284 359 81,600.00
Joe Durant ......................T18 71-73-70-70 284 359 81,600.00
Hunter Mahan ................T18 71-73-72-68 284 359 81,600.00
Pat Perez ........................T18 70-69-77-68 284 359 81,600.00
Brandt Snedeker ............T18 74-71-69-70 284 359 81,600.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, D=disqualified)
C—146-Robert Allenby, Rich Beem, Markus Brier, Jonathan Byrd,
Ben Curtis, Jim Furyk, J.J. Henry, Brad Lardon, Davis Love III, Vijay
Singh, D.J. Trahan, Mark Wilson, 147-Aaron Baddeley, Bradley
Dredge, David Howell, Justin Leonard, Wen-Chong Liang, Joe
Ogilvie, Tom Pernice, Jr., Phil Schmitt, Jeff Sluman, 148-Jose
Coceres, Paul Goydos, John Rollins, Dean Wilson, 149-Michael
Campbell, Daniel Chopra, Gregory Havret, Ryuji Imada, Raphael
Jacquelin, Kelly Mitchum, Henrik Stenson, Toru Taniguchi, Tim
Thelen, Mike Weir, 150-Miguel A. Jimenez, Zach Johnson, Rory
Sabbatini, Jeev M. Singh, Vaughn Taylor, Yong-Eun Yang, 151-Angel
Cabrera, Mark Calcavecchia, Charley Hoffman, Bo Van Pelt, 152-Eric
Axley, Chris DiMarco, Fred Funk, John O'Leary, Ted Purdy, Jeff
Quinney, 153-Nick Dougherty, Steve Elkington, Soren Hansen,
Thongchai Jaidee, Ryan Moore, Andres Romero, Charl Schwartzel,
NickW, 154-Tim Clark, Robert Gaus, 155-Mark Brooks, Kevin Burton,
Johan Edfors, Scott Hebert, Stephen Leaney, Jose Maria Olazabal,
156-Jerry Kelly, Butch Sheehan, 157-William Amundsen, Matthew
Call, 158-Bob McGrath, Chip Sullivan, Bubba Watson, Denis Watson,
Don Yrene, 159-Micah Rudosky, 160-Erik Wolf, 161-Gregory Bisconti,
164-Matt Seitz. W—Anthony Wall, Jyoti Randhawa, 76-Richard
Sterne, 72-Rocco Mediate. D—145-Sergio Garcia.
Tulsa, OK August 9-12, 2007 FedExCup Points: 27,500 Purse: $7,000,000
Southern Hills Country Club Par/Yards: 35-35—70/7,131
LEADERS
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Steve Flesch ..................T23 72-73-68-72 285 221 $51,000.00
Retief Goosen ................T23 70-71-74-70 285 221 51,000.00
Nathan Green ................T23 75-68-67-75 285 221 51,000.00
Peter Hanson ..................T23 72-71-69-73 285 51,000.00
Kenny Perry ....................T23 72-72-71-70 285 221 51,000.00
Ian Poulter ......................T23 71-73-70-71 285 221 51,000.00
Heath Slocum ................T23 72-70-72-71 285 221 51,000.00
Steve Stricker ................T23 77-68-69-71 285 221 51,000.00
Camilo Villegas ..............T23 69-71-74-71 285 221 51,000.00
Bart Bryant ....................T32 74-70-72-70 286 146 34,750.00
Stewart Cink ..................T32 72-70-72-72 286 146 34,750.00
John Daly ......................T32 67-73-73-73 286 146 34,750.00
Luke Donald ....................T32 72-71-70-73 286 146 34,750.00
Shaun Micheel ..............T32 73-71-70-72 286 146 34,750.00
Phil Mickelson ................T32 73-69-75-69 286 146 34,750.00
Lee Westwood ..............T32 69-74-75-68 286 146 34,750.00
Brett Wetterich ..............T32 74-71-70-71 286 146 34,750.00
Paul Casey ......................T40 72-70-74-71 287 27,350.00
Richard Green ................T40 72-73-70-72 287 27,350.00
Darren Clarke ................T42 77-66-71-74 288 88 20,850.00
Niclas Fasth ....................T42 71-68-79-70 288 20,850.00
Padraig Harrington ........T42 69-73-72-74 288 88 20,850.00
Charles Howell III ..........T42 75-70-72-71 288 88 20,850.00
Colin Montgomerie ........T42 72-73-73-70 288 20,850.00
Sean O'Hair ....................T42 70-72-70-76 288 88 20,850.00
Rod Pampling ................T42 70-74-72-72 288 88 20,850.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
James M. Barnes ........1-up
No Tournament+
No Tournament+
James M. Barnes ......6 and 5
Jock Hutchison ............1-up
Walter Hagen ............3 and 2
Gene Sarazen ............4 and 3
Gene Sarazen* ............1-up
Walter Hagen ..............2 up
Walter Hagen ............6 and 5
Walter Hagen ............5 and 3
Walter Hagen ..............1-up
Leo Diegel..................6 and 5
Leo Diegel..................6 and 4
Tommy Armour ............1-up
Tom Creavy ................2 and 1
Olin Dutra ..................4 and 3
Gene Sarazen ............5 and 4
Paul Runyan* ..............1-up
Johnny Revolta..........5 and 4
Denny Shute ..............3 and 2
Denny Shute* ..............1-up
Paul Runyan ..............8 and 7
Henry Picard* ..............1-up
Byron Nelson................1-up
Vic Ghezzi* ..................1-up
Sam Snead ..............2 and 1
No Tournament++
Bob Hamilton ..............1-up
Jock Hutchison
Fred McLeod
J. Douglas Edgar
James M. Barnes
Emmet French
Walter Hagen
James M. Barnes
William Mehlhorn
Leo Diegel
Joe Turnesa
Al Espinosa
Johnny Farrell
Gene Sarazen
Denny Shute
Frank Walsh
Willie Goggin
Craig Wood
Tommy Armour
Jimmy Thomson
Harold McSpaden
Sam Snead
Byron Nelson
Sam Snead
Byron Nelson
Jim Turnesa
Byron Nelson
Siwanoy CC, Bronxville, NY............................NA/NA
Engineers CC, Roslyn, NY ................................70/NA
Flossmoor CC, Flossmoor, IL ..........................NA/NA
Inwood CC, Far Rockaway, NY ......................NA/NA
Oakmont CC, Oakmont, PA ..............................71/NA
Pelham CC, Pelham, NY ..................................72/NA
French Lick CC, French Lick, IN ......................NA/NA
Olympia Fields CC, Olympia Fields, IL ............NA/NA
Salisbury GC, Westbury, NY ............................72/NA
Cedar Crest CC, Dallas, TX ..............................71/NA
Five Farms CC, Baltimore, MD ........................70/NA
Hillcrest CC, Los Angeles, CA..........................71/NA
Fresh Meadow CC, Flushing, NY....................NA/NA
Wannamoisett CC, Rumford, RI ......................69/NA
Keller GC, St. Paul, MN..................................NA/NA
Blue Mound CC, Milwaukee, WI ....................70/NA
Park CC, Williamsville, NY ............................NA/NA
Twin Hills CC, Oklahoma City, OK ..................NA/NA
Pinehurst CC (No. 2), Pinehurst, NC ................72/NA
Pittsburgh Field Club, Aspinwall, PA..............NA/NA
Shawnee CC, Shawnee-on-Delaware, PA ......72/NA
Pomonok CC, Flushing, NY ............................NA/NA
Hershey CC, Hershey, PA ................................73/NA
Cherry Hills CC, Englewood, CO ......................71/NA
Seaview CC, Atlantic City, NJ ........................71/NA
Manito G&CC, Spokane, WA..........................NA/NA
KEY: * = Playoff + = World War I ++ = World War II
[35th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
First Round
Graeme Storm ............................65 (-5)
John Daly....................................67 (-3)
Arron Oberholser ........................68 (-2)
Woody Austin ............................68 (-2)
Tiger Woods ............................71 (T23)
CUT: 72 players at 5-over-par 145 from a field of 156 professionals.
NOTEWORTHY: Tiger Woods captured his 13th career major in his
44th professional major start. The second-round, 7-under-par 63 tied
the PGA Championship and major championship record for low 18-hole
total. With 4,950 FedExCup points, Woods clinched No. 1 seed for the
inaugural PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup with a Regular Season
total of 30,574 points, 11,445 ahead of No. 2 Vijay Singh. Runner-up
Woody Austin claimed the 10th position in the final United States
Presidents Cup standings.
Second Round
Tiger Woods..............................134 (-6)
Scott Verplank ..........................136 (-4)
Stephen Ames ..........................137 (-3)
Geoff Ogilvy ..............................137 (-3)
Woody Austin ..........................138 (-2)
PGA TOUR 2008 Guide
Third Round
Tiger Woods..............................203 (-7)
Stephen Ames ..........................206 (-4)
Woody Austin ..........................207 (-3)
John Senden ............................208 (-2)
Ernie Els ....................................209 (-1)
WEATHER: Excessive heat warning in effect all week. Thursday:
Mostly sunny, humid and hot with a high of 98 degrees. Winds S 6-12
mph. Friday and Saturday: Sunny and hot with temperatures reaching
101 degrees at 3 p.m. Winds S 8-12 mph. Sunday: Sunny and hot with
temperatures of 102 degrees with heat index reaching 106. Light winds
S 5 mph.
David Toms ....................T42 71-74-71-72 288 88 $20,850.00
Brian Bateman ................T50 71-74-76-68 289 65 15,235.72
Lucas Glover ..................T50 70-75-74-70 289 65 15,235.72
Frank Lickliter II ..............T50 70-75-75-69 289 65 15,235.72
Shingo Katayama ..........T50 76-67-72-74 289 15,235.71
Anthony Kim ..................T50 73-72-71-73 289 65 15,235.71
Nick O'Hern ....................T50 72-72-72-73 289 65 15,235.71
Bob Tway ........................T50 71-72-71-75 289 65 15,235.71
Chad Campbell ..............T57 77-68-73-72 290 62 14,400.00
Robert Karlsson ..............T57 73-71-75-71 290 14,400.00
Will MacKenzie ..............T57 72-70-74-74 290 62 14,400.00
Billy Mayfair ..................T60 76-69-75-71 291 60 14,025.00
Paul McGinley ................T60 74-66-76-75 291 14,025.00
Thomas Bjorn ................T62 73-71-76-73 293 13,650.00
Corey Pavin ....................T62 74-68-72-79 293 59 13,650.00
Brett Quigley ..................T62 76-67-73-77 293 59 13,650.00
Graeme Storm ................T62 65-76-74-78 293 13,650.00
Todd Hamilton ................T66 73-72-74-75 294 57 13,300.00
Tim Herron ......................T66 75-68-71-80 294 57 13,300.00
Troy Matteson ................T66 72-69-73-80 294 57 13,300.00
Tom Lehman ..................T69 73-71-74-78 296 55 13,050.00
Mike Small ....................T69 73-70-78-75 296 13,050.00
Ryan Benzel ......................71 71-72-80-74 297 12,900.00
T=Tie
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PGA Championship
NOTES
The 2008 PGA Championship will be played at
Oakland Hills in Birmingham, MI, the first time the
PGA has been held there since 1979 when David
Graham beat Ben Crenshaw in a sudden-death
playoff. Gary Player won the 1972 PGA at
Oakland Hills.
GARY PLAYER
At the 2007 PGA Championship, Tiger Woods
earned his 13th major championship title in his
44th career professional major start. Jack
Nicklaus won his 13th major in his 53rd professional
major start at the 1975 Masters Tournament
and his 14th in his 56th start at the 1975 PGA
Championship.
Tiger Woods’ four PGA Championship titles are
third all-time behind Walter Hagen (5) and Jack
Nicklaus (5).
Tiger Woods’ win at the 2007 PGA Championship
was his second major victory in 17 professional
starts on a par-70 course (2002 U.S. Open,
Bethpage Black).
Tiger Woods is 13-0 in major championships
when holding at least a share of the 54-hole lead
on the PGA TOUR. His career final-round scoring
average when holding at least a share of the 54hole
lead at major championships is 69.24.
Tournament Record:
265, David Toms, 2001
18-Hole Record:
63, Bruce Crampton, 1975 (Firestone CC); Raymond Floyd,
1982 (Southern Hills CC); Gary Player, 1984 (Shoal Creek);
Vijay Singh, 1993 (Inverness); Brad Faxon, Michael Bradley,
1995 (Riviera CC); Jose Maria Olazabal, 2000 (Valhalla);
Mark O’Meara, 2001 (Atlanta Athletic Club); Thomas Bjorn,
2005 (Baltusrol CC); Tiger Woods, 2007 (Southern Hills)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1945 Byron Nelson ............4 and 3 Sam Byrd Moraine CC, Dayton, OH ................................NA/NA
1946 Ben Hogan ................6 and 4 Ed Oliver Portland GC, Portland, OR................................72/NA
1947 Jim Ferrier ................2 and 1 Chick Harbert Plum Hollow CC, Detroit, MI ..........................72/NA
1948 Ben Hogan ................7 and 6 Mike Turnesa Norwood Hills CC, St. Louis, MO ....................71/NA
1949 Sam Snead ................3 and 2 Johnny Palmer Hermitage CC, Richmond, VA ..........................71/NA
1950 Chandler Harper ........4 and 3 Henry Williams, Jr. Scioto CC, Columbus, OH ................................72/NA
1951 Sam Snead ................7 and 6 Walter Burkemo Oakmont CC, Oakmont, PA ..............................72/NA
1952 Jim Turnesa..................1-up Chick Harbert Big Spring CC, Louisville, KY ..........................72/NA
1953 Walter Burkemo ........2 and 1 Felice Torza Birmingham CC, Birmingham, MI ....................71/NA
1954 Chick Harbert ............4 and 3 Walter Burkemo Keller GC, St. Paul, MN ..................................71/NA
1955 Doug Ford ..................4 and 3 Cary Middlecoff Meadowbrook CC, Detroit, MI ........................71/NA
1956 Jack Burke ................3 and 2 Ted Kroll Blue Hill CC, Boston, MA ................................71/NA
1957 Lionel Hebert ............2 and 1 Dow Finsterwald Miami Valley CC, Dayton, OH..........................71/NA
1958 Dow Finsterwald ..........276 Billy Casper....................278 Llanerch CC, Havertown, PA ........................70/6,710
1959 Bob Rosburg ................277 Jerry Barber ..................278 Minneapolis GC, St. Louis Park, MN ..........70/6,850
Doug Sanders
1960 Jay Hebert ....................281 Jim Ferrier......................282 Firestone CC, Akron, OH ..............................70/7,165
1961 Jerry Barber*................277 Don January ..................277 Olympia Fields CC, Olympia Fields, IL..........70/6,722
1962 Gary Player ..................278 Bob Goalby ....................279 Aronimink GC, Newtown Square, PA ..........70/7,045
1963 Jack Nicklaus ..............279 Dave Ragan, Jr...............281 Dallas Athletic Club, Dallas, TX ..................71/7,046
1964 Bobby Nichols ..............271 Jack Nicklaus ................274 Columbus CC, Columbus, OH ......................70/6,851
Arnold Palmer
1965 Dave Marr ....................280 Billy Casper....................282 Laurel Valley CC, Ligonier, PA ......................71/7,090
Jack Nicklaus
1966 Al Geiberger ................280 Dudley Wysong..............284 Firestone CC, Akron, OH ..............................70/7,180
1967 Don January* ..............281 Don Massengale............281 Columbine CC, Littleton, CO ........................72/7,436
1968 Julius Boros..................281 Bob Charles....................282 Pecan Valley CC, San Antonio, TX ..............70/7,096
Arnold Palmer
1969 Raymond Floyd ............276 Gary Player ....................277 NCR CC, Dayton, OH ....................................71/6,915
1970 Dave Stockton ..............279 Arnold Palmer ................281 Southern Hills CC, Tulsa, OK........................70/6,962
Bob Murphy
1971 Jack Nicklaus ..............281 Billy Casper....................283 PGA National GC, Palm Beach Gardens, FL ....72/7,096
1972 Gary Player ..................281 Tommy Aaron ................283 Oakland Hills CC (South), Birmingham, MI......70/7,054
Jim Jamieson
1973 Jack Nicklaus ..............277 Bruce Crampton ............281 Canterbury GC, Beachwood, OH ..................71/6,852
1974 Lee Trevino....................276 Jack Nicklaus ................277 Tanglewood GC, Winston-Salem, NC..........70/7,050
1975 Jack Nicklaus ..............276 Bruce Crampton ............278 Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH..................70/7,180
1976 Dave Stockton ..............281 Raymond Floyd ..............282 Congressional CC (Blue), Bethesda, MD ......70/7,054
Don January
1977 Lanny Wadkins* ..........282 Gene Littler ....................282 Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA ..........72/6,804
1978 John Mahaffey* ..........276 Jerry Pate ......................276 Oakmont CC (South), Oakmont, PA ..............71/6,989
Tom Watson
1979 David Graham* ............272 Ben Crenshaw................272 Oakland Hills CC (South), Birmingham, MI......70/7,014
1980 Jack Nicklaus ..............274 Andy Bean......................281 Oak Hill CC, Rochester, NY ..........................70/6,964
1981 Larry Nelson ................273 Fuzzy Zoeller ..................277 Atlanta Athletic Club, Duluth, GA................70/7,070
1982 Raymond Floyd ............272 Lanny Wadkins ..............275 Southern Hills CC, Tulsa, OK........................70/6,862
1983 Hal Sutton ....................274 Jack Nicklaus ................275 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/6,946
1984 Lee Trevino....................273 Gary Player ....................277 Shoal Creek, Birmingham, AL ......................72/7,145
Lanny Wadkins
1985 Hubert Green ................278 Lee Trevino ....................280 Cherry Hills CC, Englewood, CO ..................71/7,145
1986 Bob Tway ......................276 Greg Norman ................278 Inverness Club, Toledo, OH ..........................71/6,982
1987 Larry Nelson* ..............287 Lanny Wadkins ..............287 PGA National GC, Palm Beach Gardens, FL ....72/7,022
1988 Jeff Sluman ..................272 Paul Azinger ..................275 Oak Tree GC, Edmond, OK............................71/7,015
1989 Payne Stewart ..............276 Andy Bean......................277 Kemper Lakes GC, Hawthorn Woods, IL......72/7,217
Mike Reid
Curtis Strange
1990 Wayne Grady ................282 Fred Couples ..................285 Shoal Creek, Birmingham, AL ......................72/7,145
1991 John Daly......................276 Bruce Lietzke..................279 Crooked Stick GC, Carmel, IN ......................72/7,205
1992 Nick Price......................278 John Cook ....................281 Bellerive CC, St. Louis, MO..........................71/7,148
Jim Gallagher, Jr./Gene Sauers
Nick Faldo
1993 Paul Azinger*................272 Greg Norman ................272 Inverness Club, Toledo, OH ..........................71/7,024
1994 Nick Price......................269 Corey Pavin ....................275 Southern Hills CC, Tulsa, OK........................70/6,824
1995 Steve Elkington* ..........267 Colin Montgomerie........267 Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, CA ................71/6,956
1996 Mark Brooks* ..............277 Kenny Perry....................277 Valhalla GC, Louisville, KY ..........................72/7,144
1997 Davis Love III ................269 Justin Leonard ..............274 Winged Foot GC (West), Mamaroneck, NY ....70/6,987
1998 Vijay Singh....................271 Steve Stricker ................273 Sahalee CC, Redmond, WA..........................70/6,906
1999 Tiger Woods..................277 Sergio Garcia ................278 Medinah CC, Medinah, IL ............................72/7,401
2000 Tiger Woods*................270 Bob May ........................270 Valhalla GC, Louisville, KY ..........................72/7,167
2001 David Toms ..................265 Phil Mickelson ..............266 Atlanta Athletic Club, Duluth, GA................70/7,213
2002 Rich Beem ....................278 Tiger Woods ..................279 Hazeltine GC, Chaska, MN ..........................72/7,355
2003 Shaun Micheel ............276 Chad Campbell ..............278 Oak Hill CC, Rochester, NY ..........................70/7,134
2004 Vijay Singh....................280 Chris DiMarco................280 Whistling Straits, Kohler, WI ......................72/7,536
Justin Leonard
2005 Phil Mickelson ..............276 Thomas Bjorn ................277 Baltusrol GC, Springfield, NJ ......................70/7,392
Steve Elkington
2006 Tiger Woods..................270 Shaun Micheel ..............275 Medinah CC, Medinah, IL ............................72/7,561
2007 Tiger Woods..................272 Woody Austin ................274 Southern Hills CC, Tulsa, OK........................70/7,131
KEY: * = Playoff + = World War I ++ = World War II
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TOURAMENT HISTORIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Regular Season
2007 Wyndham Championship
SNEDEKER
3-74
Winner: BRANDT SNEDEKER
FedExCup Points: 4,500 $900,000
70-67-66-63 266 (-22)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Brandt Snedeker ................1 70-67-66-63 266 4,500 $900,000.00
Tim Petrovic ......................T2 68-65-68-67 268 1,867 373,333.34
Billy Mayfair ....................T2 69-68-64-67 268 1,867 373,333.33
Jeff Overton ....................T2 65-67-66-70 268 1,867 373,333.33
Carl Pettersson ..................5 66-67-68-68 269 1,000 200,000.00
Greg Kraft ..........................6 66-67-71-66 270 900 180,000.00
Jason Gore ......................T7 67-68-69-67 271 753 150,625.00
Will MacKenzie ................T7 64-71-68-68 271 753 150,625.00
Shigeki Maruyama ..........T7 66-69-67-69 271 753 150,625.00
Kevin Stadler ....................T7 68-67-70-66 271 753 150,625.00
Anders Hansen ..............T11 69-64-68-71 272 600 120,000.00
Jeff Maggert ..................T11 67-70-69-66 272 600 120,000.00
Jonathan Byrd ................T13 69-66-73-65 273 429 85,714.29
Frank Lickliter II ..............T13 68-70-68-67 273 429 85,714.29
Charles Warren ..............T13 68-67-70-68 273 429 85,714.29
Dean Wilson ..................T13 70-68-70-65 273 429 85,714.29
Brian Gay ........................T13 69-67-69-68 273 429 85,714.28
Nathan Green ................T13 68-66-70-69 273 429 85,714.28
Joey Sindelar ................T13 69-67-68-69 273 429 85,714.28
Andy Bare (Q) ..................T20 70-66-68-70 274 52,142.86
John Huston ..................T20 66-66-72-70 274 261 52,142.86
Tripp Isenhour ................T20 69-70-65-70 274 261 52,142.86
Peter Lonard ..................T20 70-69-67-68 274 261 52,142.86
Johnson Wagner ............T20 68-68-69-69 274 261 52,142.86
Lucas Glover ..................T20 65-71-66-72 274 261 52,142.85
John Merrick ..................T20 66-69-69-70 274 261 52,142.85
Eric Axley ........................T27 68-70-69-68 275 174 34,750.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut)
C—140-D.J. Brigman, Andrew Buckle, Tom Byrum, Brendon de
Jonge, Harrison Frazar, Ryuji Imada, Richard S. Johnson, Luke List,
Steve Lowery, Greg Owen, Kyle Reifers, Paul Stankowski, Phil
Tataurangi, 141-Rich Barcelo, Brian Bateman, Mark Brooks, Marco
Dawson, Brad Faxon, Robert Gamez, Bill Haas, Chris Kirk (A), Troy
Matteson, Len Mattiace, Bob May, William McGirt, Parker
McLachlin, Darron Stiles, Chris Stroud, 142-Ryan Armour, Chris
Couch, Robert Damron, Jeff Gove, J.P. Hayes, Matt Hendrix, Pablo
Martin, Joe Ogilvie, Jerry Smith, Kevin Sutherland, Bo Van Pelt,
Duffy Waldorf, 143-Gavin Coles, Glen Day, Bob Heintz, Doug LaBelle
II, Ian Leggatt, Daisuke Maruyama, Bryce Molder, Dicky Pride,
Garrett Willis, 144-Michael Allen, Jason Dufner, Bill Glasson,
Gabriel Hjertstedt, Chris Taylor, 145-Guy Boros, Michael Boyd, Bubba
Dickerson, Scott Gump, Tim Herron, 146-Dan Forsman, Brett Quigley,
Michael Sim, 147-David Branshaw, 148-Lee Janzen, 149-Kelly
Mitchum, 151-Gary Hallberg, 154-Grant Waite, 155-Trevor Dodds,
158-Chris Dillow, 160-Craig Perks.
Greensboro, NC Aug. 16-19, 2007 FedExCup Points: 25,000 Purse: $5,000,000
Forest Oaks Country Club Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,333 yards
LEADERS
First Round
Will MacKenzie ..........................64 (-8)
Steve Marino ..............................65 (-7)
Brian Davis..................................65 (-7)
Lucas Glover ..............................65 (-7)
Jeff Overton................................65 (-7)
Brandt Snedeker ....................70 (T80)
CUT: 86 players at 5-under par 139 from a field of 155 professionals
and one amateur.
WEATHER: Thursday: Sunny with record heat. Afternoon high of 99
broke the old record of 98 set in 1954. Winds SW 5-10 mph. Friday:
Mostly cloudy with scattered morning thunderstorms. Play suspended
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Bob Estes ........................T27 69-69-68-69 275 174 $34,750.00
Brent Geiberger ..............T27 68-68-70-69 275 174 34,750.00
J.J. Henry ......................T27 70-69-67-69 275 174 34,750.00
Kent Jones ....................T27 67-70-69-69 275 174 34,750.00
Vaughn Taylor ................T27 67-70-69-69 275 174 34,750.00
Craig Bowden ................T33 70-69-68-69 276 138 27,625.00
Craig Kanada ..................T33 68-65-70-73 276 138 27,625.00
Ryan Palmer ..................T33 68-70-70-68 276 138 27,625.00
Jaco Van Zyl ..................T33 70-69-69-68 276 138 27,625.00
Cameron Beckman ........T37 68-68-69-72 277 95 19,016.67
Rich Beem ......................T37 69-69-69-70 277 95 19,016.67
Alex Cejka ......................T37 68-67-72-70 277 95 19,016.67
Brian Davis ....................T37 65-73-68-71 277 95 19,016.67
Mark Hensby ..................T37 67-70-72-68 277 95 19,016.67
Jason Schultz ................T37 69-67-70-71 277 95 19,016.67
Bob Tway ........................T37 67-69-73-68 277 95 19,016.67
Jay Williamson ..............T37 70-68-70-69 277 19,016.67
Jeff Brehaut ..................T37 71-66-67-73 277 95 19,016.66
Steve Marino ..................T37 65-67-71-74 277 95 19,016.66
Kevin Na ........................T37 69-70-70-68 277 95 19,016.66
Chris Tidland ..................T37 68-71-71-67 277 95 19,016.66
Tommy Armour III ..........T49 72-64-69-73 278 60 12,025.00
Mathew Goggin ............T49 69-70-70-69 278 60 12,025.00
Scott Gutschewski ........T49 68-70-70-70 278 60 12,025.00
Fredrik Jacobson ............T49 70-66-70-72 278 60 12,025.00
Jarrod Lyle ......................T49 69-69-70-70 278 60 12,025.00
D.J. Trahan ....................T49 68-70-71-69 278 60 12,025.00
Steve Wheatcroft ..........T49 68-66-71-73 278 60 12,025.00
Charlie Wi ......................T49 68-67-70-73 278 60 12,025.00
Billy Andrade ..................T57 68-71-70-70 279 55 11,000.00
Craig Barlow ..................T57 68-71-72-68 279 55 11,000.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
[36th of 36 events in the
PGA TOUR Regular Season]
Second Round
Jeff Overton............................132 (-12)
John Huston............................132 (-12)
Steve Marino ..........................132 (-12)
Carl Pettersson ......................133 (-11)
Tim Petrovic ............................133 (-11)
Greg Kraft ..............................133 (-11)
Craig Kanada ..........................133 (-11)
Anders Hansen ......................133 (-11)
Brandt Snedeker ....................137 (T37)
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
GREATER GREENSBORO OPEN
1938 Sam Snead ..................272 Johnny Revolta ..............276 Starmount Forest CC, Greensboro, NC ........71/6,630
Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
1939 Ralph Guldahl ..............280 Clayton Heafner ............283 Starmount Forest CC, Greensboro, NC ........71/6,630
Lawson Little Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
1940 Ben Hogan ....................270 Craig Wood....................279 Starmount Forest CC, Greensboro, NC ........71/6,630
Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
1941 Byron Nelson ................276 Vic Ghezzi ......................278 Starmount Forest CC, Greensboro, NC ........71/6,630
Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
1942 Sam Byrd ......................279 Ben Hogan ....................281 Starmount Forest CC, Greensboro, NC ........71/6,630
Lloyd Mangrum
1943 No Tournament
1944 No Tournament
1945 Byron Nelson ................271 Sam Byrd........................279 Starmount Forest CC, Greensboro, NC ........71/6,630
1946 Sam Snead ..................270 Herman Keiser ..............276 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
1947 Vic Ghezzi......................286 Frank Stranahan ............288 Starmount Forest CC, Greensboro, NC ........71/6,630
1948 Lloyd Mangrum ............278 Lew Worsham................279 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
1949 Sam Snead* ................276 Lloyd Mangrum..............276 Starmount Forest CC, Greensboro, NC ........71/6,630
1950 Sam Snead ..................269 Jimmy Demaret ............279 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
1951 Art Doering ..................279 Jim Ferrier......................284 Starmount Forest CC, Greensboro, NC ........71/6,630
1952 Dave Douglas ..............277 Bobby Locke ..................278 Starmount Forest CC, Greensboro, NC ........71/6,630
1953 Earl Stewart, Jr.*..........275 Sam Snead ....................275 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
1954 Doug Ford* ..................283 Marty Furgol ..................283 Starmount Forest CC, Greensboro, NC ........71/6,630
1955 Sam Snead ..................273 Julius Boros ..................274 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
Art Wall
1956 Sam Snead* ................279 Fred Wampler ................279 Starmount Forest CC, Greensboro, NC ........71/6,630
KEY: * = Playoff
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Third Round
Jeff Overton............................198 (-18)
Billy Mayfair ..........................201 (-15)
Anders Hansen ......................201 (-15)
Carl Pettersson ......................201 (-15)
Tim Petrovic ............................201 (-15)
Lucas Glover ..........................202 (-14)
Shigeki Maruyama ................202 (-14)
Brandt Snedeker ....................203 (T8)
from 8:41 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Sunny and hot in the afternoon. High of 96.
Winds SW 5-10 mph shifting NW 7-12 mph during the afternoon.
Saturday: Sunny and less humid. High of 89. Winds NE 5-10 mph.
Sunday: Morning clouds, then partly cloudy and more humid. High of 95.
Winds S-SW 7-12 mph.
Michael Bradley ............T57 69-70-68-72 279 55 $11,000.00
Todd Fischer ..................T57 66-72-71-70 279 11,000.00
Michael Putnam ............T57 67-68-73-71 279 55 11,000.00
Tag Ridings ....................T57 70-66-72-71 279 55 11,000.00
John Senden ..................T57 67-70-70-72 279 55 11,000.00
Daniel Chopra ................T64 68-71-70-71 280 53 10,500.00
Mathias Gronberg ..........T64 72-67-71-70 280 53 10,500.00
George McNeill ..............T64 70-68-68-74 280 53 10,500.00
Chad Campbell ..............T67 69-68-72-72 281 50 10,000.00
Jay Delsing ....................T67 68-69-68-76 281 50 10,000.00
Joe Durant ......................T67 67-69-72-73 281 50 10,000.00
Robert Garrigus ..............T67 69-69-73-70 281 50 10,000.00
Cliff Kresge ....................T67 67-69-69-76 281 50 10,000.00
Spike McRoy ..................T67 71-66-73-71 281 50 10,000.00
Kirk Triplett ....................T67 67-69-72-73 281 50 10,000.00
Paul Gow ........................T74 68-70-73-72 283 48 9,500.00
Todd Hamilton ................T74 66-69-77-71 283 48 9,500.00
Stephen Leaney ..............T74 69-70-70-74 283 48 9,500.00
Briny Baird ......................T77 70-69-73-72 284 46 9,100.00
Olin Browne ....................T77 70-68-75-71 284 46 9,100.00
Tom Johnson ..................T77 70-69-73-72 284 46 9,100.00
Craig Lile ........................T77 70-69-70-75 284 46 9,100.00
Chris Riley ......................T77 70-68-74-72 284 46 9,100.00
Ryan Blaum (S) ..................82 71-68-72-74 285 8,800.00
Willie Wood ....................83 71-68-71-76 286 44 8,700.00
Neal Lancaster ................84 69-69-77-73 288 43 8,600.00
Jim Gallagher, Jr. (S) ........85 69-70-71-81 291 43 8,500.00
Steve Allan ......................86 67-72-74-79 292 42 8,400.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
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Wyndham Championship
NOTES
The Wyndham Championship was the final tournament
of 36 Regular Season events on the 2007
PGA TOUR schedule and the last chance for players
to get into the top 144 and earn a berth in the
inaugural PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup.
Jeff Overton (T2), Shigeki Maruyama (T7) and
Anders Hansen (T11) used strong finishes to
move into the top 144 and qualify for The Barclays,
the first playoff event.
JEFF OVERTON
Brandt Snedeker became the first rookie to win
on the 2007 PGA TOUR when he captured the 2007
Wyndham Championship and the first since Troy
Matteson won the 2006 Frys.com Open in Las
Vegas. The former Vanderbilt University All-
America also became the first come-from-behind
winner in Greensboro since 1998 when Trevor
Dodds rallied in the final round and beat Scott
Verplank in a playoff.
The win for Brandt Snedeker moved him from
No. 26 to No. 9 on the FedExCup points list at the
time. Snedeker eventually finished No. 20 on the
final FedExCup points list.
Since 1976, only three first-round leaders have
gone on to win in Greensboro – Danny Edwards
(1982), Mike Springer (1984) and Jesper
Parnevik (1999).
The first-round scoring average of 69.718 was the
lowest single-round scoring average at Forest Oaks
Country Club. The previous low was 69.961 in the
third round in 2005.
Tournament Record:
265, Jesper Parnevik, 1999
Current Course Record:
62, Davis Love III, 1992; Mark O’Meara, 1996; Jeff Maggert, 1999
62, Charles Warren, 2005
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1957 Stan Leonard ................276 Mike Souchak ................279 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
1958 Bob Goalby ..................275 Dow Finsterwald/ ..........277 Starmount Forest CC, Greensboro, NC ........71/6,630
Don January/Tony Lema
Sam Snead/Art Wall
1959 Dow Finsterwald ..........278 Art Wall ........................280 Starmount Forest CC, Greensboro, NC ........71/6,630
1960 Sam Snead ..................270 Dow Finsterwald............272 Starmount Forest CC, Greensboro, NC ........71/6,630
1961 Mike Souchak ..............276 Sam Snead ....................283 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
1962 Billy Casper ..................275 Mike Souchak ................276 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
1963 Doug Sanders ..............270 Jimmy Clark ..................274 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
1964 Julius Boros*................277 Doug Sanders ................277 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
1965 Sam Snead ..................273 Billy Casper/ ..................278 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
Jack McGowan/Phil Rodgers
1966 Doug Sanders* ............276 Tom Weiskopf ................276 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
1967 George Archer ..............267 Doug Sanders ................269 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
1968 Billy Casper ..................267 George Archer/ ..............271 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
Gene Littler/Bobby Nichols
1969 Gene Littler* ................274 Julius Boros ..................274 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................70/6,680
Orville Moody
Tom Weiskopf
1970 Gary Player ..................271 Miller Barber..................273 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................71/7,034
1971 Bud Allin* ....................275 Dave Eichelberger..........275 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................71/7,034
Rod Funseth
1972 George Archer* ............272 Tommy Aaron ................272 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................71/7,034
1973 Chi Chi Rodriguez ........267 Lou Graham....................268 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................71/7,012
Ken Still
1974 Bob Charles ..................270 Raymond Floyd ..............271 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................71/7,012
Lee Trevino
1975 Tom Weiskopf ..............275 Al Geiberger ..................278 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................71/6,643
1976 Al Geiberger ................268 Lee Trevino ....................270 Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC ..................71/6,643
1977 Danny Edwards ............276 George Burns ................280 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/7,075
Larry Nelson
1978 Seve Ballesteros ..........282 Jack Renner ..................283 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,958
Fuzzy Zoeller
1979 Raymond Floyd ............282 George Burns ................283 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,958
Gary Player
1980 Craig Stadler ................275 George Burns/................281 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,958
Bill Kratzert/Jack Newton
Jerry Pate
1981 Larry Nelson* ..............281 Mark Hayes....................281 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,984
1982 Danny Edwards ............285 Bobby Clampett ............286 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,984
1983 Lanny Wadkins ............275 Craig Stadler..................280 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,984
Denis Watson
1984 Andy Bean ....................280 George Archer................282 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,984
1985 Joey Sindelar................285 Isao Aoki ........................286 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,984
Craig Stadler
1986 Sandy Lyle ....................275 Andy Bean......................277 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,984
1987 Scott Simpson ..............282 Clarence Rose................284 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,984
KMART GREATER GREENSBORO OPEN
1988 Sandy Lyle* ................271 Ken Green ......................271 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,984
1989 Ken Green ....................277 John Huston ..................279 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,984
1990 Steve Elkington ............282 Mike Reid ......................284 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,984
Jeff Sluman
1991 Mark Brooks* ..............275 Gene Sauers ..................275 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,984
1992 Davis Love III ................272 John Cook ......................278 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,984
1993 Rocco Mediate* ..........281 Steve Elkington..............281 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,984
1994 Mike Springer ..............275 Brad Bryant/ ..................278 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,984
Ed Humenik/Hale Irwin
1995 Jim Gallagher, Jr...........274 Peter Jacobsen ..............275 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/6,984
Jeff Sluman
GREATER GREENSBORO CHRYSLER CLASSIC
1996 Mark O'Meara ..............274 Duffy Waldorf ................276 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/7,062
1997 Frank Nobilo* ..............274 Brad Faxon ....................274 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/7,062
1998 Trevor Dodds* ..............276 Scott Verplank................276 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/7,062
1999 Jesper Parnevik ............265 Jim Furyk........................267 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/7,062
2000 Hal Sutton ....................274 Andrew Magee..............277 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/7,062
2001 Scott Hoch ....................272 Brett Quigley..................273 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/7,062
Scott Simpson
2002 Rocco Mediate ............272 Mark Calcavecchia ........275 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/7,062
CHRYSLER CLASSIC OF GREENSBORO
2003 Shigeki Maruyama ......266 Brad Faxon ....................271 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/7,311
2004 Brent Geiberger ............270 Michael Allen ................272 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/7,311
2005 K.J. Choi ......................266 Shigeki Maruyama ........268 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/7,333
2006 Davis Love III ................272 Jason Bohn ....................274 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/7,333
WYNDHAM CHAMPIONSHIP
2007 Brandt Snedeker ..........266 Tim Petrovic/..................268 Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro, NC ................72/7,333
Billy Mayfair/Jeff Overton
KEY: * = Playoff
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TOURAMENT HISTORIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
2007 The Barclays
STRICKER
3-76
Winner: STEVE STRICKER
FedExCup Points: 9,000 $1,260,000
67-67-65-69 268 (-16)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Steve Stricker ....................1 67-67-65-69 268 9,000 $1,260,000.00
K.J. Choi ............................2 64-66-70-70 270 5,400 756,000.00
Rory Sabbatini ....................3 63-71-69-68 271 3,400 476,000.00
Mark Calcavecchia ..........T4 67-75-65-65 272 2,067 289,333.34
Ernie Els ............................T4 65-71-68-68 272 2,067 289,333.33
Geoff Ogilvy ......................T4 68-66-69-69 272 2,067 289,333.33
Rich Beem ........................T7 64-68-69-72 273 1,613 225,750.00
Phil Mickelson ..................T7 67-70-69-67 273 1,613 225,750.00
Robert Garrigus ................T9 70-70-68-66 274 1,350 189,000.00
Jerry Kelly ........................T9 67-70-69-68 274 1,350 189,000.00
Ian Poulter ........................T9 70-67-70-67 274 1,350 189,000.00
Woody Austin ................T12 69-68-66-72 275 1,100 154,000.00
Steve Flesch ..................T12 65-72-67-71 275 1,100 154,000.00
Justin Rose ....................T14 70-68-70-68 276 900 126,000.00
Adam Scott ....................T14 67-69-72-68 276 900 126,000.00
Heath Slocum ................T14 66-73-67-70 276 900 126,000.00
Tim Clark ........................T17 69-68-72-68 277 725 101,500.00
Bob Heintz ......................T17 69-73-70-65 277 725 101,500.00
Anthony Kim ..................T17 68-68-71-70 277 725 101,500.00
Hunter Mahan ................T17 70-69-62-76 277 725 101,500.00
Ryan Armour ..................T21 72-67-70-69 278 540 75,600.00
Arron Oberholser ............T21 67-70-68-73 278 540 75,600.00
Tim Petrovic ....................T21 69-69-68-72 278 540 75,600.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—143-Angel Cabrera, Alex Cejka, Luke Donald, Steve Elkington,
Lucas Glover, Anders Hansen, Ryan Moore, Charles Warren, Bubba
Watson, 144-Steve Allan, Brian Bateman, Mathew Goggin, John
Merrick, Kevin Na, Jeff Overton, Jesper Parnevik, David Toms, Bo Van
Pelt, Charlie Wi, Mark Wilson, 145-Billy Andrade, Chad Campbell,
Tom Lehman, Shigeki Maruyama, Billy Mayfair, Shaun Micheel, Tom
Pernice, Jr., Brandt Snedeker, 146-Jonathan Byrd, Chris DiMarco,
Craig Kanada, Justin Leonard, Will MacKenzie, John Senden, Vijay
Singh, Bob Tway, Brett Wetterich, 147-Jeff Gove, J.J. Henry, Ryuji
Imada, George McNeill, Pat Perez, Ted Purdy, 148-Robert Allenby,
Ken Duke, Trevor Immelman, Henrik Stenson, Kevin Sutherland, 149-
Stuart Appleby, Ben Curtis, Michael Putnam, 150-Tommy Armour III,
Jose Coceres, Harrison Frazar, Charles Howell III, Joe Ogilvie, Jeff
Quinney, 151-Peter Lonard, 153-Kevin Stadler, 159-Daniel Chopra.
W—Gavin Coles, 76-Stephen Leaney, Tripp Isenhour.
[1st of 4 events in the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup]
Harrison, NY August 23-26, 2007 FedExCup Points: 50,000 Purse: $7,000,000
Westchester Country Club Par/Yards: 36-35—71/6,839
LEADERS
First Round
Rory Sabbatini ............................63 (-8)
K.J. Choi......................................64 (-7)
Rich Beem ..................................64 (-7)
Brian Gay ....................................65 (-6)
Steve Flesch................................65 (-6)
Carl Pettersson ..........................65 (-6)
Ernie Els ......................................65 (-6)
Steve Stricker ..........................67 (T11)
CUT: 75 players at even-par 140 from a field of 138 professionals.
NOTEWORTHY: Steve Stricker won his first PGA TOUR event since 2001
at the first event in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup. Stricker
birdied four of the final five holes in the final round to overtake K.J. Choi.
Stricker jumped to No. 1 in the FedExCup points standings with the victo-
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Camilo Villegas ..............T21 68-70-73-67 278 540 $75,600.00
Aaron Baddeley ..............T25 71-67-70-71 279 350 49,035.00
Stewart Cink ..................T25 72-67-73-67 279 350 49,035.00
Jason Dufner ..................T25 73-69-68-69 279 350 49,035.00
Jim Furyk ........................T25 70-69-71-69 279 350 49,035.00
Sergio Garcia ..................T25 69-67-70-73 279 350 49,035.00
Zach Johnson ................T25 68-71-70-70 279 350 49,035.00
Sean O'Hair ....................T25 73-69-69-68 279 350 49,035.00
Kenny Perry ....................T25 69-67-68-75 279 350 49,035.00
Brett Quigley ..................T25 67-73-72-67 279 350 49,035.00
Nick Watney ..................T25 70-72-68-69 279 350 49,035.00
Padraig Harrington ........T35 71-68-70-71 280 241 33,775.00
Matt Kuchar ..................T35 69-68-69-74 280 241 33,775.00
Nick O'Hern ....................T35 71-66-70-73 280 241 33,775.00
Rod Pampling ................T35 69-72-69-70 280 241 33,775.00
Scott Verplank ................T35 68-71-69-72 280 241 33,775.00
Boo Weekley ..................T35 71-67-72-70 280 241 33,775.00
Briny Baird ......................T41 66-75-71-69 281 175 24,500.00
Brian Gay ........................T41 65-73-72-71 281 175 24,500.00
J.B. Holmes ....................T41 76-66-65-74 281 175 24,500.00
Doug LaBelle II ..............T41 69-73-71-68 281 175 24,500.00
Frank Lickliter II ..............T41 71-69-70-71 281 175 24,500.00
Davis Love III ..................T41 69-69-72-71 281 175 24,500.00
Mike Weir ......................T41 69-73-72-67 281 175 24,500.00
Fred Funk ........................T48 71-69-73-69 282 126 17,593.34
Tim Herron ......................T48 71-70-71-70 282 126 17,593.34
Paul Goydos ....................T48 71-69-66-76 282 126 17,593.33
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Second Round
K.J. Choi..................................130 (-12)
Rich Beem ..............................132 (-10)
Steve Stricker ..........................134 (-8)
Geoff Ogilvy ..............................134 (-8)
Rory Sabbatini ..........................134 (-8)
Kenny Perry ..............................136 (-6)
Anthony Kim ............................136 (-6)
Ernie Els ....................................136 (-6)
Sergio Garcia ............................136 (-6)
Retief Goosen ..........................136 (-6)
Adam Scott ..............................136 (-6)
Bill Haas....................................136 (-6)
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Third Round
Steve Stricker ........................199 (-14)
K.J. Choi..................................200 (-13)
Hunter Mahan ........................201 (-12)
Rich Beem ..............................201 (-12)
Woody Austin ........................203 (-10)
Geoff Ogilvy ............................203 (-10)
ry. Hunter Mahan’s third-round 62 tied the par-71 Westchester Country
Club course record held by Dan Sikes, Jim Wright and Peter Jacobsen.
WEATHER: Thursday: Mostly cloudy with a high of 72 degrees. Friday:
Partly cloudy with dense early-morning fog. High of 82. Saturday: Warmer
and humid, with a high of 90. Sunday: Mostly cloudy with a high of 83.
Bill Haas ........................T48 68-68-72-74 282 126 $17,593.33
Charley Hoffman ............T48 69-72-70-71 282 126 17,593.33
Troy Matteson ................T48 70-71-70-71 282 126 17,593.33
Brian Davis ....................T54 68-71-70-74 283 114 15,890.00
J.P. Hayes ......................T54 75-67-71-70 283 114 15,890.00
Fredrik Jacobson ............T54 70-67-77-69 283 114 15,890.00
Cliff Kresge ....................T54 69-70-72-72 283 114 15,890.00
Corey Pavin ....................T54 68-73-72-70 283 114 15,890.00
John Rollins ....................T54 71-71-70-71 283 114 15,890.00
Joe Durant ......................T60 71-69-72-72 284 108 15,120.00
Retief Goosen ................T60 68-68-74-74 284 108 15,120.00
Vaughn Taylor ................T60 71-71-77-65 284 108 15,120.00
D.J. Trahan ....................T60 73-68-70-73 284 108 15,120.00
Dean Wilson ..................T60 74-68-68-74 284 108 15,120.00
Bart Bryant ....................T65 72-70-70-73 285 104 14,490.00
Andrew Buckle ..............T65 71-69-71-74 285 104 14,490.00
Bob Estes ........................T65 70-72-71-72 285 104 14,490.00
Johnson Wagner ............T65 73-69-76-67 285 104 14,490.00
Nathan Green ................T69 72-70-74-70 286 101 14,070.00
Steve Marino ..................T69 72-69-74-71 286 101 14,070.00
Jason Gore ......................71 72-67-75-73 287 99 13,860.00
Jeff Maggert ..................T72 66-73-73-76 288 97 13,580.00
John Mallinger ..............T72 68-72-74-74 288 97 13,580.00
Carl Pettersson ..............T72 65-72-74-77 288 97 13,580.00
Rocco Mediate ................75 69-73-74-74 290 95 13,300.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
WESTCHESTER CLASSIC
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
Jack Nicklaus ..............272
Julius Boros 272
Frank Beard ..................275
Bruce Crampton............273
Arnold Palmer ..............270
Jack Nicklaus ..............270
Bobby Nichols* ............272
Johnny Miller ..............269
Gene Littler* ................271
Dan Sikes ......................273
Bob Murphy 273
Jack Nicklaus
Dan Sikes
Bert Greene....................276
Larry Hinson ..................274
Jack Nicklaus
Gibby Gilbert..................275
Hale Irwin
Jim Colbert ....................273
Bob Murphy ..................272
Don Bies ........................271
Julius Boros ..................271
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................72/6,573
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................72/6,648
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................72/6,677
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................72/6,700
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................72/6,700
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................72/6,700
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................72/6,614
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................72/6,614
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................72/6,614
AMERICAN EXPRESS WESTCHESTER CLASSIC
1976
1977
1978
David Graham ..............272
Andy North ..................272
Lee Elder ......................274
Ben Crenshaw................275
Tom Watson
Fuzzy Zoeller
George Archer................274
Mark Hayes....................275
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,603
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,603
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,603
MANUFACTURERS HANOVER WESTCHESTER CLASSIC
1979
1980
1981
Jack Renner..................277
Curtis Strange ..............273
Raymond Floyd ............275
David Graham ................278
Howard Twitty
Gibby Gilbert..................275
Bobby Clampett ............277
Gibby Gilbert
Craig Stadler
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,603
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,603
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,603
KEY: * = Playoff
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2008 PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
The Barclays
NOTES
With his win at the 2007 Barclays in the first-ever
PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup event, Steve
Stricker collected 9,000 FedExCup points to move
into first on the FedExCup points list with 104,950
points. Tiger Woods, who did not play, fell from
first to fourth with 100,000 points, setting up a
grouping of Woods, Phil Mickelson (5th) and
Vijay Singh (6th) for the first two rounds of the
following week’s Deutsche Bank Championship.
Steve Stricker’s fourth career victory at the 2007
Barclays came in his 312th career start on the PGA
TOUR at age 40 years, six months and three days.
Stricker’s victory came in his 148th start since his
last victory at the 2001 World Golf Championships-
Accenture Match Play Championship.
Westchester Country Club will be the host site
again this year, followed by the new Liberty
National Golf Club, which overlooks Manhattan
and the Statue of Liberty, in 2009.
Only two players (Doug LaBelle II and Rich
Beem) from outside the top 120 were able to
advance to the Deutsche Bank Championship.
LaBelle, a rookie, advanced thanks to a birdie on
the 72nd hole and finished T41 to move from No.
121 to No. 120. He edged Steve Allan by 25
points. Beem made a large jump from No. 134 to
No. 113 with a T7 finish.
The cumulative 72-hole scoring average of 70.900
in 2007 was the lowest average at Westchester
Country Club since 1983, when the PGA TOUR
began tracking course scoring averages. The previous
low was 71.351 in 2004.
The par-4 12th maintained its reputation in 2007
with a scoring average of 4.251, making it the
most difficult hole at Westchester Country Club for
the 10th straight year.
Tournament Record:
261, Bob Gilder, 1982
Current Course Record:
62, Dan Sikes (Par 72), 1967; Jim Wright, 1976, Hunter
Mahan, 2007 (Par 71); Peter Jacobsen, 1982 (Par 70)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Bob Gilder ....................261
Seve Ballesteros ..........276
Scott Simpson ..............269
Roger Maltbie* ............275
Bob Tway ......................272
J.C. Snead* ..................276
Seve Ballesteros* ........276
Wayne Grady* ..............277
Peter Jacobsen ..............266
Tom Kite
Andy Bean......................278
Craig Stadler
David Graham ................274
Jay Haas
Mark O’Meara
George Burns ................275
Raymond Floyd
Willie Wood ..................273
Seve Ballesteros............276
David Frost ....................276
Ken Green
Greg Norman
Ronnie Black ..................277
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................70/6,329
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,687
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,687
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,722
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,723
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,769
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,779
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,779
BUICK CLASSIC
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
Hale Irwin ....................269
Billy Andrade ................273
David Frost....................268
Vijay Singh*..................280
Lee Janzen....................268
Vijay Singh*..................278
Ernie Els........................271
Ernie Els........................268
J.P. Hayes~*..................201
Duffy Waldorf* ............276
Dennis Paulson* ..........276
Sergio Garcia................268
Chris Smith ..................272
Jonathan Kaye*............271
Sergio Garcia*..............272
Paul Azinger ..................271
Brad Bryant ....................275
Duffy Waldorf ................276
Mark Wiebe ..................280
Ernie Els ........................271
Doug Martin ..................278
Steve Elkington..............279
Jeff Maggert..................270
Jim Furyk........................201
Dennis Paulson ..............276
David Duval....................276
Scott Hoch ....................271
David Gossett ................274
Pat Perez
Loren Roberts
John Rollins ..................271
Padraig Harrington ........272
Rory Sabbatini
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,779
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,779
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,779
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,779
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,779
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,779
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,779
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,722
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,722
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,722
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,722
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,722
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,722
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,783
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,751
BARCLAYS CLASSIC
2005
2006
Padraig Harrington ......274
Vijay Singh....................274
Jim Furyk........................275
Adam Scott ....................276
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,839
Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,839
THE BARCLAYS
2007 Steve Stricker ..............268 K.J. Choi ........................270 Westchester CC, Harrison, NY ....................71/6,839
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
Camilo Villegas walks past a FedExCup sign on the first tee
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TOURAMENT HISTORIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
2007 Deutsche Bank
Championship
MICKELSON
3-78
Winner: PHIL MICKELSON
FedExCup Points: 9,000 $1,260,000
70-64-68-66 268 (-16)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Phil Mickelson ....................1 70-64-68-66 268 9,000 $1,260,000.00
Brett Wetterich ................T2 66-68-66-70 270 3,733 522,666.67
Tiger Woods ....................T2 72-64-67-67 270 3,733 522,666.67
Arron Oberholser ..............T2 69-66-66-69 270 3,733 522,666.66
Aaron Baddeley ..................5 67-66-70-70 273 2,000 280,000.00
Geoff Ogilvy ......................T6 70-70-67-67 274 1,738 243,250.00
Rory Sabbatini ..................T6 68-67-70-69 274 1,738 243,250.00
Robert Allenby ....................8 69-69-70-67 275 1,550 217,000.00
Fredrik Jacobson ..............T9 66-72-70-68 276 1,250 175,000.00
Troy Matteson ..................T9 71-66-69-70 276 1,250 175,000.00
Sean O'Hair ......................T9 68-66-74-68 276 1,250 175,000.00
Steve Stricker ..................T9 67-69-69-71 276 1,250 175,000.00
Camilo Villegas ................T9 63-72-69-72 276 1,250 175,000.00
Lucas Glover ..................T14 69-70-66-72 277 900 126,000.00
John Mallinger ..............T14 73-69-67-68 277 900 126,000.00
Charlie Wi ......................T14 67-72-69-69 277 900 126,000.00
Nathan Green ................T17 72-70-67-69 278 677 94,733.34
George McNeill ..............T17 71-69-70-68 278 677 94,733.34
Sergio Garcia ..................T17 67-71-68-72 278 677 94,733.33
Ryuji Imada ....................T17 69-66-72-71 278 677 94,733.33
Cliff Kresge ....................T17 69-71-67-71 278 677 94,733.33
Adam Scott ....................T17 68-72-66-72 278 677 94,733.33
Jonathan Byrd ................T23 69-70-70-70 279 421 59,000.00
The following players did not finish (C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—144-Ben Curtis, Retief Goosen, Padraig Harrington, Anthony
Kim, Steve Marino, Tim Petrovic, Carl Pettersson, D.J. Trahan, 145-
Stuart Appleby, Tim Clark, Chris DiMarco, Charley Hoffman, Davis
Love III, Hunter Mahan, Jeff Overton, Ian Poulter, Brett Quigley,
Kevin Sutherland, 146-Jose Coceres, Harrison Frazar, J.J. Henry,
Peter Lonard, Jeff Quinney, Nick Watney, 147-Bob Estes, Billy
Mayfair, Justin Rose, Bubba Watson, 148-Stewart Cink, Shaun
Micheel, Nick O'Hern, Ted Purdy, 152-J.B. Holmes, 154-Kevin
Stadler. W—79-J.P. Hayes, 76-Fred Funk, 75-David Toms, 73-K.J.
Choi, 72-Pat Perez, 71-Stephen Leaney.
Tournament Record:
264, Adam Scott, 2003
18-Hole Record:
61, Vijay Singh, 2006
[2nd of 4 events in the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup]
Norton, MA August 31-September 3, 2007 FedExCup Points: 50,000 Purse: $7,000,000
TPC Boston Par/Yards: 36-35—71/7,207
LEADERS
First Round
Camilo Villegas ..........................63 (-8)
Mike Weir ..................................65 (-6)
Ryan Moore ................................65 (-6)
Heath Slocum ............................66 (-5)
Brett Wetterich ..........................66 (-5)
Fredrik Jacobson ........................66 (-5)
Steve Elkington ..........................66 (-5)
Henrik Stenson ..........................66 (-5)
Phil Mickelson..........................70 (T43)
CUT: 75 players at 1-over-par 143 from a field of 115 professionals.
NOTEWORTHY: Phil Mickelson earned his 32nd career win and took
over the top spot in the standings for the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the
FedExCup. Brett Wetterich moved up 29 places to No. 22 and Arron
Oberholser jumped 38 places from No. 67 to No. 29.
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Angel Cabrera ................T23 70-69-65-75 279 421 $59,000.00
Steve Elkington ..............T23 66-70-70-73 279 421 59,000.00
Jason Gore ....................T23 70-71-64-74 279 421 59,000.00
Trevor Immelman ............T23 67-74-68-70 279 421 59,000.00
John Senden ..................T23 67-71-67-74 279 421 59,000.00
Heath Slocum ................T23 66-70-72-71 279 421 59,000.00
Woody Austin ................T30 71-68-70-71 280 273 38,181.82
Rich Beem ......................T30 67-66-73-74 280 273 38,181.82
Paul Goydos ....................T30 75-67-71-67 280 273 38,181.82
Charles Howell III ..........T30 69-69-72-70 280 273 38,181.82
Zach Johnson ................T30 68-72-68-72 280 273 38,181.82
Will MacKenzie ..............T30 70-72-65-73 280 273 38,181.82
Mike Weir ......................T30 65-68-74-73 280 273 38,181.82
Dean Wilson ..................T30 70-71-71-68 280 273 38,181.82
Mark Wilson ..................T30 73-68-72-67 280 273 38,181.82
Briny Baird ......................T30 71-68-67-74 280 273 38,181.81
Bo Van Pelt ....................T30 68-69-69-74 280 273 38,181.81
Bart Bryant ....................T41 72-67-66-76 281 180 25,200.00
Matt Kuchar ..................T41 68-72-68-73 281 180 25,200.00
Ryan Moore ....................T41 65-69-77-70 281 180 25,200.00
Rod Pampling ................T41 74-67-68-72 281 180 25,200.00
Vaughn Taylor ................T41 68-73-68-72 281 180 25,200.00
Boo Weekley ..................T41 73-69-66-73 281 180 25,200.00
Brian Bateman ................T47 69-72-70-71 282 132 18,508.00
Doug LaBelle II ..............T47 73-69-69-71 282 132 18,508.00
Kenny Perry ....................T47 68-71-73-70 282 132 18,508.00
John Rollins ....................T47 70-69-72-71 282 132 18,508.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Second Round
Aaron Baddeley ........................133 (-9)
Rich Beem ................................133 (-9)
Mike Weir ................................133 (-9)
Phil Mickelson ..........................134 (-8)
Sean O’Hair ..............................134 (-8)
Brett Wetterich ........................134 (-8)
Ryan Moore ..............................134 (-8)
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Brandt Snedeker ............T47 71-72-73-66 282 132 $18,508.00
Rocco Mediate ..............T52 71-72-66-74 283 118 16,520.00
Joe Ogilvie ....................T52 70-69-72-72 283 118 16,520.00
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..............T52 75-65-67-76 283 118 16,520.00
Stephen Ames ................T55 68-73-69-74 284 113 15,820.00
Jim Furyk ........................T55 68-73-69-74 284 113 15,820.00
Craig Kanada ..................T55 67-68-72-77 284 113 15,820.00
Justin Leonard ................T55 72-70-75-67 284 113 15,820.00
Henrik Stenson ..............T55 66-73-75-70 284 113 15,820.00
Tommy Armour III ..........T60 68-70-72-75 285 108 15,120.00
Chad Campbell ..............T60 70-70-71-74 285 108 15,120.00
Luke Donald ....................T60 72-66-73-74 285 108 15,120.00
Tim Herron ......................T60 71-72-74-68 285 108 15,120.00
Vijay Singh ....................T60 74-66-73-72 285 108 15,120.00
Ken Duke ........................T65 70-72-69-75 286 104 14,490.00
Robert Garrigus ..............T65 69-72-72-73 286 104 14,490.00
Jerry Kelly ......................T65 71-72-73-70 286 104 14,490.00
Jeff Maggert ..................T65 69-73-70-74 286 104 14,490.00
Kevin Na ..........................69 71-71-69-76 287 101 14,140.00
Daniel Chopra ................T70 70-70-74-74 288 100 13,930.00
Brian Gay ........................T70 74-69-72-73 288 100 13,930.00
Mark Calcavecchia ........T72 72-70-77-71 290 97 13,580.00
Brian Davis ....................T72 68-71-75-76 290 97 13,580.00
Charles Warren ..............T72 69-74-73-74 290 97 13,580.00
Steve Flesch ....................75 71-72-71-78 292 95 13,300.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
DEUTSCHE BANK CHAMPIONSHIP
2003 Adam Scott ..................264 Rocco Mediate ..............268 TPC Boston, Norton, MA..............................71/7,415
2004 Vijay Singh....................268 Adam Scott ....................271 TPC Boston, Norton, MA..............................71/7,415
Tiger Woods
2005 Olin Browne..................270 Jason Bohn ....................271 TPC Boston, Norton, MA..............................71/7,415
2006 Tiger Woods..................268 Vijay Singh ....................270 TPC Boston, Norton, MA..............................71/7,415
2007 Phil Mickelson ..............268 Brett Wetterich..............270 TPC Boston, Norton, MA..............................71/7,207
Tiger Woods
Arron Oberholser
Course scenic No. 15 at TPC Boston
Third Round
Brett Wetterich ......................200 (-13)
Arron Oberholser ....................201 (-12)
Phil Mickelson ........................202 (-11)
Tiger Woods............................203 (-10)
Aaron Baddeley ......................203 (-10)
WEATHER: Friday: Partly cloudy, winds NE 5-10 mph early, then
increasing to 10-15 mph by late afternoon. High of 85. Saturday: Mostly
sunny, winds N 10-20 mph. High of 79. Sunday: Mostly sunny, winds N
4-8 mph before noon then S-SW 4-8 after noon. High of 78. Monday:
Mostly sunny, winds SW 10-15 mph early, then increasing to 15-25 mph
after noon. High of 85.
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2008 PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
2007 BMW Championship
WOODS
Winner: TIGER WOODS
FedExCup Points: 9,000 $1,260,000
67-67-65-63 262 (-22)
ORDER OF FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Tiger Woods ......................1 67-67-65-63 262 9,000 $1,260,000.00
Aaron Baddeley ..................2 68-65-65-66 264 5,400 756,000.00
Steve Stricker ....................3 68-66-64-68 266 3,400 480,000.00
Adam Scott ........................4 69-69-67-65 270 2,400 340,000.00
Tim Clark ..........................T5 68-69-67-67 271 1,900 270,000.00
Justin Rose ......................T5 65-69-69-68 271 1,900 270,000.00
Stewart Cink ....................T7 66-73-68-65 272 1,613 229,000.00
Camilo Villegas ................T7 65-69-71-67 272 1,613 229,000.00
Sergio Garcia ......................9 68-70-69-67 274 1,450 206,000.00
Jonathan Byrd ................T10 64-69-71-71 275 1,200 171,000.00
Carl Pettersson ..............T10 71-68-69-67 275 1,200 171,000.00
Ian Poulter ......................T10 68-72-69-66 275 1,200 171,000.00
Rory Sabbatini ................T10 69-72-68-66 275 1,200 171,000.00
Jim Furyk ........................T14 70-69-67-70 276 875 123,625.00
Lucas Glover ..................T14 70-71-67-68 276 875 123,625.00
Nathan Green ................T14 67-71-67-71 276 875 123,625.00
Brandt Snedeker ............T14 70-71-65-70 276 875 123,625.00
Ernie Els ..........................T18 73-67-68-69 277 609 85,260.00
Charles Howell III ..........T18 68-73-67-69 277 609 85,260.00
Ryan Moore ....................T18 69-70-68-70 277 609 85,260.00
The following player did not finish
(W=withdrew)
W—Arron Oberholser.
STEVE STRICKER
Lemont, IL September 6-9, 2007 FedExCup Points: 50,000 Purse: $7,000,000
Cog Hill Golf and Country Club (Dubsdread) Par/Yards: 35-36—71/7,326
LEADERS
First Round
Jonathan Byrd ............................64 (-7)
Justin Rose ................................65 (-6)
Camilo Villegas ..........................65 (-6)
Stewart Cink ..............................66 (-5)
Troy Matteson ............................66 (-5)
Pat Perez ....................................66 (-5)
Tiger Woods ..............................67 (T7)
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Pat Perez ........................T18 66-69-70-72 277 609 $85,260.00
David Toms ....................T18 72-70-68-67 277 609 85,260.00
Bo Van Pelt ....................T18 69-71-68-69 277 609 85,260.00
Bubba Watson ................T18 71-69-69-68 277 609 85,260.00
Stuart Appleby ..............T25 68-68-71-71 278 390 54,600.00
Charley Hoffman ............T25 68-70-72-68 278 390 54,600.00
Ryuji Imada ....................T25 67-70-71-70 278 390 54,600.00
Kevin Sutherland ............T25 70-73-69-66 278 390 54,600.00
Mark Wilson ..................T25 76-69-68-65 278 390 54,600.00
Angel Cabrera ................T30 72-69-71-67 279 291 40,687.50
Luke Donald ....................T30 76-70-68-65 279 291 40,687.50
Hunter Mahan ................T30 69-68-71-71 279 291 40,687.50
John Mallinger ..............T30 74-68-69-68 279 291 40,687.50
Rocco Mediate ..............T30 70-70-68-71 279 291 40,687.50
Vaughn Taylor ................T30 73-68-69-69 279 291 40,687.50
Scott Verplank ................T30 69-70-70-70 279 291 40,687.50
Brett Wetterich ..............T30 68-72-71-68 279 291 40,687.50
Robert Allenby ................T38 75-68-69-68 280 200 28,000.00
Stephen Ames ................T38 71-68-69-72 280 200 28,000.00
Woody Austin ................T38 67-73-71-69 280 200 28,000.00
K.J. Choi ........................T38 68-70-71-71 280 200 28,000.00
Trevor Immelman ............T38 70-70-69-71 280 200 28,000.00
Zach Johnson ................T38 72-71-70-67 280 200 28,000.00
Billy Mayfair ..................T38 72-69-67-72 280 200 28,000.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
[3rd of 4 events in the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup]
CUT: No cut. 65 of the 66 professionals completed 72 holes.
NOTEWORTHY: Tiger Woods regained the lead in the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup, 3,133 points ahead of Steve Stricker by
heading into THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola. With
four rounds in the 60s, Woods shattered the 72-hole low total of 267
held by Scott Hoch (2001) and Woods (2003). Woods is a four-time victor
of the BMW Championship and has six career victories in the state
of Illinois.
Second Round
Aaron Baddeley ........................133 (-9)
Jonathan Byrd ..........................133 (-9)
Justin Rose ..............................134 (-8)
Steve Stricker ..........................134 (-8)
Tiger Woods..............................134 (-8)
Camilo Villegas ........................134 (-8)
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
WESTERN OPEN
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
Willie Smith*................156
No Tournament
Laurie Auchterlonie ......160
Willie Anderson............299
Alex Smith ....................318
Willie Anderson............304
Arthur Smith ................278
Alex Smith ....................306
Robert Simpson ............307
Willie Anderson............299
Willie Anderson............288
Charles Evans, Jr.# ....6 and 5
Robert Simpson ........2 and 1
Macdonald Smith ........299
John McDermott ..........295
Jim Barnes....................293
Tom McNamara ............304
Walter Hagen ..............286
Jim Barnes....................283
No Tournament
Jim Barnes....................283
Jock Hutchison ............296
Walter Hagen ..............287
Laurie Auchterlonie ......156
David Bell ......................162
Willie Smith ..................304
Laurie Auchterlonie ......320
David Brown
Alex Smith ....................308
James Maiden ..............280
Jack Hobens ..................309
Willie Anderson ............309
Fred McCloud
Fred McCloud ................300
Stewart Gardner ............297
George Simpson
Tom MacNamara
Alex Robertson ..............302
Mike Brady ....................302
Willie Kidd ....................294
Alex Cunningham ..........306
Jock Hutchison ..............287
George Sargent
Walter Hagen ................285
Leo Diegel......................286
James Barnes ................297
Clarence Hackney
Harry Hampton
Jock Hutchison ..............292
Glen View GC, Chicago, IL ............................72/6362
Midlothian CC, Midlothian, IL ......................71/6654
Euclid Club, Euclid, OH ........................................N/A
Milwaukee CC, Milwaukee, Wl....................72/6867
Kent CC, Grand Rapids, Ml ..........................71/6514
Cincinnati GC, Cincinnati, OH ......................71/6231
Homewood CC, Homewood, IL ....................70/6311
Hinsdale GC, Hinsdale, IL..............................71/6475
Normandie GC, St. Louis, MO ......................71/6534
Skokie CC, Glencoe, IL ..................................72/6913
Beverly CC, Chicago, IL ................................72/6754
Kent CC, Grand Rapids, Ml ..........................71/6514
Idlewild CC, Flossmoor, IL ............................72/6754
Memphis CC, Memphis, TN..........................70/6695
Interlachen CC, Edina, MN............................73/6733
Glen Oak CC, Glen Ellyn, IL ..........................72/6503
Blue Mound CC, Milwaukee, WI ........................N/A
Westmoreland CC, Wilmette, IL ..................72/6798
Mayfield CC, Cleveland, OH..........................72/6609
Olympia Fields CC, Olympia Fields, IL ..........71/6749
Oakwood Club, Cleveland Heights, OH ........71/6709
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Third Round
Steve Stricker ........................198 (-15)
Aaron Baddeley ......................198 (-15)
Tiger Woods............................199 (-14)
Justin Rose ............................203 (-10)
Tim Clark ..................................204 (-9)
Jonathan Byrd ..........................204 (-8)
WEATHER: Thursday: Mostly cloudy with light sprinkles. Tee times
were moved up two hours, 15 minutes to 8 a.m. due to threatening afternoon
forecast. Friday: Tee times were moved up three hours, 15 minutes
to 8 a.m. due to threatening weather. Play was delayed for two hours,
47 minutes (9:11-11:58 a.m.) due to a heavy downpour that brought 9/10
inches of rain. Mostly cloudy with a high of 83. Saturday: Sunny with a
high of 78. Winds NE 8-10 mph. Sunday: Sunny with a high of 77. Winds
NE 10-15 mph.
Rod Pampling ................T38 73-72-66-69 280 200 $28,000.00
Heath Slocum ..................46 71-68-72-70 281 155 21,700.00
Troy Matteson ................T47 66-77-68-71 282 141 19,740.00
Kenny Perry ....................T47 71-71-66-74 282 141 19,740.00
Brian Bateman ................T49 70-72-72-69 283 126 17,686.67
Jerry Kelly ......................T49 74-72-68-69 283 126 17,686.67
Steve Marino ..................T49 73-70-69-71 283 126 17,686.66
Ken Duke ........................T52 67-73-71-73 284 117 16,415.00
Anthony Kim ..................T52 74-70-70-70 284 117 16,415.00
John Senden ..................T52 71-75-71-67 284 117 16,415.00
Henrik Stenson ..............T52 75-71-68-70 284 117 16,415.00
John Rollins ......................56 69-71-74-71 285 114 15,960.00
Sean O'Hair ....................T57 74-72-71-69 286 113 15,750.00
Boo Weekley ..................T57 75-72-72-67 286 113 15,750.00
Jose Coceres ..................T59 70-69-70-78 287 111 15,470.00
Nick Watney ..................T59 72-73-72-70 287 111 15,470.00
Nick O'Hern ....................T61 70-73-74-71 288 109 15,190.00
Geoff Ogilvy ....................T61 78-73-68-69 288 109 15,190.00
Jeff Quinney ....................63 72-73-70-74 289 107 14,980.00
Vijay Singh ......................64 74-69-77-70 290 106 14,840.00
Mark Calcavecchia ..........65 77-71-75-74 297 105 14,700.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
KEY: * = Playoff # = Amateur ++= World War II ** Rain forced play to be held on nine holes of Butler National and nine holes at adjacent Oak Brook Village course.
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2008 PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
BMW Championship
NOTES
Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis, the site of the
1965 U.S. Open (won by Gary Player) and 1992
PGA Championship (won by Nick Price), is the
site for the 2008 BMW Championship. Bellerive
was also scheduled to be the site of the 2001
World Golf Championships-American Express
Championship (now the CA Championship) but was
canceled because of the Sept. 11 attacks. Cog Hill
in Chicago, currently undergoing a renovation by
Rees Jones, will be the host course again from
2009-2011. Crooked Stick Golf Club in Carmel, IN,
where the 1991 PGA Championship was played,
will be the site in 2012.
Tiger Woods re-gained the lead in the PGA TOUR
Playoffs for the FedExCup with his win last year.
Woods took over the lead from Steve Stricker
heading into THE TOUR Championship, which he
also won.
With his four rounds in the 60s, Tiger Woods
shattered by five strokes the 72-hole tournament
record of 267 set by Scott Hoch (2001) and tied
by Woods in 2003.
Tiger Woods has played in the BMW Championship
12 times and has four victories. In each of his four
wins, Woods has posted an opening-round score in
the 60s, including a 67 to begin last year’s tournament.
In his eight non-winning appearances, Woods
opened with a score in the 70s.
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NICK PRICE
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1922 Mike Brady ..................291 Laurie Ayton ..................301 Oakland Hills CC, Birmingham, Ml ..............72/7052
Jock Hutchison
1923 Jock Hutchison ............281 Bobby Cruickshank ........287 Colonial CC, Memphis, TN............................70/7116
Leo Diegel
Walter Hagen
Joe Kirkwood, Sr.
1924 Bill Mehlhorn................293 Al Watrous ....................301 Calumet CC, Homewood, IL ..........................72/6524
1925 Macdonald Smith ........281 Leo Diegel......................287 Youngstown CC, Youngstown, OH ..............71/6,597
Johnny Farrell
Emmet French
Walter Hagen
Bill Mehlhorn
1926 Walter Hagen ..............279 Harry Cooper..................288 Highland G&CC, Indianapolis, IN ................70/6,501
Gene Sarazen
1927 Walter Hagen ..............281 Al Espinosa ....................285 Olympia Fields CC, Olympia Fields, IL..........71/6,749
Bill Mehlhorn
1928 Abe Espinosa................291 Johnny Farrell ................294 North Shore GC, Chicago, IL ........................72/7,024
1929 Tommy Armour..............273 Horton Smith..................281 Ozaukee CC, Mequon, Wl ............................70/6,553
1930 Gene Sarazen ..............278 Al Espinosa ....................285 Indianwood G&CC, Lake Orion, Ml......................N/A
1931 Ed Dudley......................280 Walter Hagen ................284 Miami Valley GC, Dayton, OH......................71/6,589
1932 Walter Hagen ..............287 Olin Dutra ......................288 Canterbury GC, Beechwood, OH ..................72/6,877
1933 Macdonald Smith ........282 Tommy Armour ..............288 Olympia Fields CC, Olympia Fields, IL..........71/6,749
1934 Harry Cooper* ..............274 Ky Laffoon......................274 CC of Peoria, Peoria, IL ................................70/6,068
1935 John Revolta ................290 Willie Goggin ................294 South Bend CC, South Bend, IN ..................71/6,455
1936 Ralph Guldahl ..............274 Ray Mangrum ................277 Davenport CC, Davenport, IA ......................71/6,458
1937 Ralph Guldahl* ............288 Horton Smith..................288 Canterbury CC, Beachwood, OH ..................72/6,877
1938 Ralph Guldahl ..............279 Sam Snead ....................286 Westwood CC, St. Louis, MO ......................72/6,785
1939 Byron Nelson ................281 Lloyd Mangrum..............282 Medinah CC, Medinah, IL ............................71/7,104
1940 Jimmy Demaret* ..........293 Toney Penna ..................293 River Oaks CC, Houston, TX ........................72/6,868
1941 Ed Oliver ......................275 Ben Hogan ....................278 Phoenix GC, Phoenix, AZ..............................71/6,726
Byron Nelson
1942 Herman Barron ............276 Henry Picard ..................278 Phoenix GC, Phoenix, AZ..............................71/6,726
1943 No Tournament++
1944 No Tournament++
1945 No Tournament++
1946 Ben Hogan ....................271 Lloyd Mangrum..............275 Sunset CC, St. Louis, MO ............................72/6,323
1947 Johnny Palmer..............270 Bobby Locke ..................271 Salt Lake City CC, Salt Lake City, UT ..........72/6,891
Ed Oliver
1948 Ben Hogan* ..................281 Ed Oliver ........................281 Brookfield CC, Buffalo, NY ..........................72/6,813
1949 Sam Snead ..................268 Cary Middlecoff ............272 Keller GC, St. Paul, MN ..............................72/6,542
1950 Sam Snead ..................282 Jim Ferrier......................283 Brentwood CC, Brentwood, CA....................72/6,729
E. J. Harrison
1951 Marty Furgol ................270 Cary Middlecoff ............271 Davenport CC, Davenport, IA ......................71/6,450
1952 Lloyd Mangrum ............274 Bobby Locke ..................282 Westwood CC, St. Louis, MO ......................72/6,785
1953 Dutch Harrison..............278 Ed Furgol ........................282 Bellerive CC, St. Louis, MO..........................71/7,305
Fred Haas
Lloyd Mangrum
1954 Lloyd Mangrum* ..........277 Ted Kroll ........................277 Kenwood CC, Cincinnati, OH........................72/6,950
1955 Cary Middlecoff............272 Mike Souchak ................274 Portland GC, Portland, OR ............................72/6,564
1956 Mike Fetchick* ............284 Doug Ford ......................284 Presidio CC, San Francisco, CA....................72/6,488
Jay Hebert
Don January
1957 Doug Ford* ..................279 George Bayer ................279 Plum Hollow GC, Southfield, Ml..................72/6,854
Gene Littler
Billy Maxwell
1958 Doug Sanders ..............275 Dow Finsterwald............276 Red Run GC, Royal Oak, Ml ........................72/6,801
1959 Mike Souchak ..............272 Arnold Palmer ................273 Pittsburgh Field Club, Aspinwall, PA ..........71/6,586
1960 Stan Leonard* ..............278 Art Wall ........................278 Western G&CC, Redford, Ml........................72/6,808
1961 Arnold Palmer ..............271 Sam Snead ....................273 Blythefield CC, Belmont, Ml ........................71/6,730
1962 Jacky Cupit ..................281 Billy Casper....................283 Medinah CC, Medinah, IL ............................71/7,014
1963 Arnold Palmer* ............280 Julius Boros ..................280 Beverly CC, Chicago, IL ................................71/6,923
Jack Nicklaus
1964 Chi Chi Rodriguez ........268 Arnold Palmer ................269 Tam O’Shanter CC, Niles, IL ........................71/6,686
1965 Billy Casper ..................270 Jack McGowan..............272 Tam O’Shanter CC, Niles, IL ........................71/6,686
Chi Chi Rodriguez
1966 Billy Casper ..................283 Gay Brewer ....................286 Medinah CC, Medinah, IL ............................71/7,014
1967 Jack Nicklaus ..............274 Doug Sanders ................276 Beverly CC, Chicago, IL ................................71/6,923
1968 Jack Nicklaus ..............273 Miller Barber..................276 Olympia Fields CC, Olympia Fields, IL..........71/6,749
1969 Billy Casper ..................276 Rocky Thompson............280 Midlothian CC, Midlothian, IL......................71/6,654
1970 Hugh Royer ..................273 Dale Douglass................274 Beverly CC, Chicago, IL ................................71/6,923
1971 Bruce Crampton............279 Bobby Nichols................281 Olympia Fields CC, Olympia Fields, IL..........71/6,749
1972 Jim Jamieson ..............271 Labron Harris, Jr. ..........277 Sunset Ridge, Winnetka, IL..........................71/6,716
1973 Billy Casper ..................272 Larry Hinson ..................273 Midlothian CC, Midlothian, IL......................71/6,654
Hale Irwin
1974 Tom Watson..................287 J.C. Snead......................289 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL................71/7,002
Tom Weiskopf
1975 Hale Irwin ....................283 Bobby Cole ....................284 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL................71/7,002
1976 Al Geiberger ................288 Joe Porter ......................289 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL................71/7,002
KEY: * = Playoff # = Amateur ++= World War II ** Rain forced play to be held on nine holes of Butler National and nine holes at adjacent Oak Brook Village course.
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BMW Championship
NOTES
Top-10 finishes by a trio of players in Chicago
moved them into the top-30 on the FedExCup
points list and into THE TOUR Championship in
Atlanta, the fourth and final event in the PGA
TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup. Stewart Cink
(T7) jumped from No. 32 to No. 23, Tim Clark (T5)
moved from No. 33 to No. 27 and Camilo
Villegas (T7) moved from No. 34 to No. 28. The
three displaced Jerry Kelly, Luke Donald and
Arron Oberholser from the top-30 list.
STEWART CINK
The 2007 final-round scoring average of 69.138
was the lowest final-round average in tournament
history. Prior to 2007, no single-round scoring average
had ever dipped into the 60s. Last year produced
three of the four lowest all-time scoring
averages, including a 69.292 average in the third
round.
Tiger Woods continued his dominance at Cog Hill
last year with his fourth title, tying him with Billy
Casper and Willie Anderson on the tournament’s
all-time list. Walter Hagen won five times
between 1916 and 1932. In his 10 professional
starts at the BMW Championship, Woods has
made 10 cuts, with four victories and eight top-10
finishes.
Tiger Woods’ 63 on Sunday last year matched the
best final-round score of his career. Woods has
posted 63s on the last day five times in his career,
but his late heroics only propelled him to victory
twice – 2006 Deutsche Bank Championship and
the 2007 BMW Championship.
Tournament Record:
262, Tiger Woods, 2007
Course Record (Cog Hill):
63, Jeff Sluman, 1992; John Adams, 1993; Dudley Hart,
1998; Nick Price, Brian Henninger, Stephen Ames, 2000;
Tiger Woods, 2007
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1977 Tom Watson..................283 Wally Armstrong............284 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL................72/7,097
Johnny Miller
1978 Andy Bean* ..................282 Bill Rogers......................282 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL................72/7,097
1979 Larry Nelson* ..............286 Ben Crenshaw................286 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL................72/7,097
1980 Scott Simpson ..............281 Andy Bean......................286 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL................72/7,097
1981 Ed Fiori..........................277 Jim Colbert ....................281 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL................72/7,097
Greg Powers
Jim Simons
1982 Tom Weiskopf ..............276 Larry Nelson ..................277 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL................72/7,097
1983 Mark McCumber ..........284 Tom Watson ..................285 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL................72/7,097
1984 Tom Watson*................280 Greg Norman ................280 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL................72/7,097
1985 Scott Verplank*# ........279 Jim Thorpe ....................279 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL................72/7,097
1986 Tom Kite*......................286 Fred Couples ..................286 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL................72/7,097
David Frost
Nick Price
BEATRICE WESTERN OPEN
1987 D.A. Weibring~ ............207 Larry Nelson ..................208 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL**............72/6,752
Greg Norman
1988 Jim Benepe ..................278 Peter Jacobsen ..............279 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL................72/7,097
1989 Mark McCumber* ........275 Peter Jacobsen ..............275 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL................72/7,097
CENTEL WESTERN OPEN
1990 Wayne Levi ..................275 Payne Stewart ..............279 Butler National GC, Oak Brook, IL................72/7,097
1991 Russ Cochran................275 Greg Norman ................277 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......72/7,040
1992 Ben Crenshaw ..............276 Greg Norman ................277 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......72/7,040
SPRINT WESTERN OPEN
1993 Nick Price......................269 Greg Norman ................274 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......72/7,040
MOTOROLA WESTERN OPEN
1994 Nick Price......................277 Greg Kraft ......................278 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......72/7,040
1995 Billy Mayfair ................279 Jay Haas ........................280 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......72/7,040
Justin Leonard
Jeff Maggert
1996 Steve Stricker ..............270 Billy Andrade ................278 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......72/7,073
Jay Don Blake
1997 Tiger Woods..................275 Frank Nobilo ..................278 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......72/7,073
1998 Joe Durant....................271 Vijay Singh ....................273 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......72/7,073
1999 Tiger Woods..................273 Mike Weir......................276 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......72/7,073
ADVIL WESTERN OPEN
2000 Robert Allenby*............274 Nick Price ......................274 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......72/7,073
2001 Scott Hoch ....................267 Davis Love III..................268 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......72/7,073
2002 Jerry Kelly ....................269 Davis Love III..................271 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......72/7,224
100TH WESTERN OPEN
2003 Tiger Woods..................267 Rich Beem......................272 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......72/7,320
CIALIS WESTERN OPEN
2004 Stephen Ames ............274 Steve Lowery ................276 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......71/7,326
2005 Jim Furyk ....................270 Tiger Woods ..................272 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......71/7,326
2006 Trevor Immelman ..........271 Mathew Goggin ............273 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......71/7,326
Tiger Woods
BMW CHAMPIONSHIP
2007 Tiger Woods..................262 Aaron Baddeley ............264 Cog Hill G&CC (Dubsdread), Lemont, IL ......71/7,326
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened # = Amateur ++= World War II
** Rain forced play to be held on nine holes of Butler National and nine holes at adjacent Oak Brook Village course.
Aaron Baddeley hits from out of the bunker on the 12th hole during the BMW Championship
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SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
2007 THE TOUR Championship
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WOODS
3-82
Winner: TIGER WOODS
FedExCup Points: 10,300 $1,260,000
64-63-64-66 257 (-23)
ORDER ORDER OF OF FINISH FINISH
FedExCup
Player Finish Scores Total Points Money
Tiger Woods ......................1 64-63-64-66 257 10,300 $1,260,000.00
Mark Calcavecchia ..........T2 65-66-63-71 265 5,050 619,500.00
Zach Johnson ..................T2 71-66-60-68 265 5,050 619,500.00
Sergio Garcia ......................4 68-64-64-70 266 2,800 336,000.00
Hunter Mahan ..................T5 65-68-65-71 269 2,180 266,000.00
Scott Verplank ..................T5 66-68-67-68 269 2,180 266,000.00
Tim Clark ..........................T7 62-69-70-69 270 1,850 231,000.00
Vijay Singh ......................T7 68-68-65-69 270 1,850 231,000.00
NOTES
Tiger Woods became the first player to win
THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-
Cola multiple times when he won the 2007 title
at East Lake Golf Club. Woods also won the
tournament in 1999 at Champions Golf Club in
Houston. In his career, Woods has two wins and
six top-10 finishes in 11 starts in the event.
Tiger Woods’ winning score of 257 in 2007 was
the lowest 72-hole score in tournament history,
breaking the mark of 263 set by Bart Bryant in
2005. Woods also set a tournament record for
the lowest 54-hole score with his 191 total. The
old mark was 196 by Bart Bryant in 2005.
Tiger Woods’ total was the third lowest in TOUR
history, surpassed by Tommy Armour III’s record 254
at the Valero Texas Open and Mark Calcavecchia’s
256 at the Phoenix Open and equaled Mike
Souchak’s 257 total at the Texas Open.
Tournament Record:
257, Tiger Woods, 2007 (East Lake GC)
18-Hole Record:
60, Zach Johnson, 2007 (East Lake GC)
[4th of 4 events in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup]
Atlanta, GA September 13-16, 2007 FedExCup Points: 50,000 Purse: $7,000,000
East Lake Golf Club Par/Yards: 35-35—70/7,154
LEADERS
First Round
Tim Clark ....................................62 (-8)
Padraig Harrington......................63 (-7)
Tiger Woods................................64 (-6)
John Rollins ................................64 (-6)
Hunter Mahan ............................65 (-5)
Woody Austin ............................65 (-5)
Mark Calcavecchia ....................65 (-5)
Adam Scott ................................65 (-5)
CUT: No cut. All 30 professionals completed 72 holes.
NOTEWORTHY: Tiger Woods became the inaugural champion of the
FedExCup as he posted two wins and a tie for second in his three starts
in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup. Woods’ seventh victory of
the 2007 season gave him 61 career wins, fifth all-time (Arnold Palmer
is fourth with 62). Zach Johnson set the East Lake Golf Club course
record in the third round with a 10-under-par 60. Johnson’s 60 was the
low round of the 2007 PGA TOUR season. Woods’ 72-hole total of 257
broke THE TOUR Championship record (Bart Bryant, 263, 2005).
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Rory Sabbatini ..................T9 68-68-67-68 271 1,605 $204,400.00
Camilo Villegas ................T9 67-68-70-66 271 1,605 204,400.00
Robert Allenby ................T11 68-71-68-66 273 1,184 167,300.00
Woody Austin ................T11 65-65-69-74 273 1,184 167,300.00
Stewart Cink ..................T11 67-66-71-69 273 1,184 167,300.00
Jim Furyk ........................T11 71-69-67-66 273 1,184 167,300.00
Padraig Harrington ........T11 63-70-67-73 273 1,184 167,300.00
Justin Rose ....................T11 69-71-66-67 273 1,184 167,300.00
Geoff Ogilvy ....................T17 68-70-62-74 274 855 140,000.00
Heath Slocum ................T17 71-64-69-70 274 855 140,000.00
Steve Stricker ................T17 69-67-71-67 274 855 140,000.00
Phil Mickelson ..................20 68-66-70-71 275 745 134,400.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Second Round
Tiger Woods............................127 (-13)
Woody Austin ........................130 (-10)
Tim Clark ..................................131 (-9)
Mark Calcavecchia ..................131 (-9)
Adam Scott ..............................131 (-9)
Sergio Garcia ............................132 (-8)
K.J. Choi....................................132 (-8)
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
NABISCO CHAMPIONSHIPS OF GOLF
1987 Tom Watson ................268 Chip Beck ......................270 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
NABISCO GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
1988 Curtis Strange* ............279 Tom Kite ........................279 Pebble Beach GL, ........................................72/6,815
Pebble Beach, CA
NABISCO CHAMPIONSHIPS
1989
1990
Tom Kite*......................276
Jodie Mudd* ................273
Payne Stewart ..............276
Billy Mayfair ..................273
Harbour Town GL, Hilton Head, SC..............71/6,657
Champions GC, Houston, TX ........................71/7,187
THE TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP
1991
1992
1993
1994
Craig Stadler* ..............279
Paul Azinger..................276
Jim Gallagher, Jr...........277
Mark McCumber* ........274
Russ Cochran ................279
Lee Janzen ....................279
Corey Pavin
David Frost ....................278
John Huston
Greg Norman
Scott Simpson
Fuzzy Zoeller ..................274
Pinehurst (No. 2), Pinehurst, NC ..................71/7,005
Pinehurst (No. 2), Pinehurst, NC ..................71/7,005
Olympic Club (Lake), San Francisco, CA ......71/6,812
Olympic Club (Lake), San Francisco, CA ......71/6,812
THE TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP PRESENTED BY MERCEDES-BENZ AND MICHELOB
1995
1996
1997
Billy Mayfair ................280
Tom Lehman..................268
David Duval ..................273
Steve Elkington..............283
Corey Pavin
Brad Faxon ....................274
Jim Furyk........................274
Southern Hills CC, Tulsa, OK........................70/6,834
Southern Hills CC, Tulsa, OK........................70/6,834
Champions GC, Houston, TX ........................71/7,200
THE TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP PRESENTED BY SOUTHERN COMPANY AND MERCEDES-BENZ
1998 Hal Sutton* ..................274 Vijay Singh ....................274 East Lake GC, Atlanta, GA ..........................70/6,980
THE TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP PRESENTED BY SOUTHERN COMPANY
1999
2000
2001
Tiger Woods..................269
Phil Mickelson ..............267
Mike Weir *..................270
Davis Love III..................273
Tiger Woods ..................269
Ernie Els ........................270
Sergio Garcia
David Toms
Champions GC, Houston, TX ........................71/7,220
East Lake GC, Atlanta, GA ..........................70/6,980
Champions GC, Houston, TX ........................71/7,220
THE TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP PRESENTED BY COCA-COLA
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Vijay Singh....................268
Chad Campbell ............268
Retief Goosen ..............269
Bart Bryant....................263
Adam Scott ..................269
Tiger Woods ................2657
Charles Howell III ..........270
Charles Howell III ..........271
Tiger Woods ..................273
Tiger Woods ..................269
Jim Furyk........................272
Mark Calcavecchia ........265
Zach Johnson
East Lake GC, Atlanta, GA ..........................70/6,980
Champions GC, Houston, TX ........................71/7,220
East Lake GC, Atlanta, GA ..........................70/7,141
East Lake GC, Atlanta, GA ..........................70/7,154
East Lake GC, Atlanta, GA ..........................70/7,154
East Lake GC, Atlanta, GA ..........................70/7,154
KEY: * = Playoff
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Third Round
Tiger Woods............................191 (-19)
Mark Calcavecchia ................194 (-16)
Sergio Garcia ..........................196 (-14)
Zach Johnson..........................197 (-13)
Hunter Mahan ........................198 (-12)
Woody Austin ........................199 (-11)
WEATHER: Thursday: Cloudy and warm with a high of 85 degrees. Play
was delayed from 2:17-5:20 p.m. due to heavy rains (0.54 inches) and
thunderstorms in the area. Winds S-SE 5-10 mph. Play was suspended
for the day due to darkness at 7:09 p.m. Friday: Light rain overnight (.10
inches). Play for the 20 players yet to finish the first round began at 8
a.m. Second-round tee times ran from 9-11:20 a.m. Overcast with a brief
downpour in the afternoon. Temperatures in the mid-70s with S-SW
winds 4-8 mph. Saturday: Mostly sunny. High 81. Winds: N-NW 10-15
mph. Sunday: Partly cloudy with a high of 78. Winds E 5-10 mph.
K.J. Choi ........................T21 67-65-75-69 276 665 $130,200.00
Boo Weekley ..................T21 70-67-68-71 276 665 130,200.00
Jonathan Byrd ..................23 71-70-65-71 277 590 126,000.00
Aaron Baddeley ................24 69-70-68-71 278 550 123,200.00
John Rollins ......................25 64-69-73-73 279 510 120,400.00
Ernie Els ..........................T26 69-69-73-69 280 458 116,900.00
Adam Scott ....................T26 65-66-71-78 280 458 116,900.00
Charles Howell III ............28 68-71-68-74 281 420 114,800.00
Brandt Snedeker ............T29 71-72-68-71 282 400 112,700.00
Brett Wetterich ..............T29 68-69-70-75 282 400 112,700.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
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2007 Turning Stone
Resort Championship
FLESCH
Winner: STEVE FLESCH
66-65-66-73 270 (-18) $1,080,000
ORDER OF FINISH
Player Finish Scores Total Money
Steve Flesch ..................................1 66-65-66-73 270 $1,080,000.00
Michael Allen ................................2 69-67-68-68 272 648,000.00
John Mallinger ............................T3 67-70-68-68 273 348,000.00
John Senden ................................T3 66-70-70-67 273 348,000.00
Tommy Armour III (S) ....................T5 70-68-68-68 274 203,400.00
Mathew Goggin ..........................T5 66-69-70-69 274 203,400.00
Charley Hoffman ..........................T5 69-65-71-69 274 203,400.00
Parker McLachlin ........................T5 70-68-65-71 274 203,400.00
Carl Pettersson ............................T5 69-66-66-73 274 203,400.00
Bill Haas ....................................T10 69-66-69-71 275 156,000.00
Charles Warren ..........................T10 68-65-68-74 275 156,000.00
Jeff Overton ................................12 70-65-72-69 276 138,000.00
David Branshaw ........................T13 68-71-70-68 277 109,200.00
Brendon de Jonge ......................T13 66-66-75-70 277 109,200.00
Justin Leonard ..........................T13 68-71-66-72 277 109,200.00
Sean O'Hair ................................T13 71-68-66-72 277 109,200.00
Johnson Wagner ........................T13 69-67-69-72 277 109,200.00
Charlie Wi ..................................T18 69-68-73-68 278 73,028.58
Stuart Appleby ..........................T18 70-67-72-69 278 73,028.57
Briny Baird ..................................T18 69-66-71-72 278 73,028.57
Nick Flanagan ............................T18 72-68-70-68 278 73,028.57
John Rollins ..............................T18 67-69-73-69 278 73,028.57
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—141-Michael Bradley, Jeff Brehaut, Daniel Chopra, Tom Gillis,
Mathias Gronberg, Anders Hansen, Tom Johnson, Matt Kuchar, Spike
McRoy, Greg Owen, Jason Schultz, Michael Sim, 142-John Cook,
Jason Dufner, Joe Durant, Brian Gay, Bob Heintz, Tripp Isenhour,
Richard S. Johnson, Peter Lonard, Eric Manning, Steve Marino, Tom
Pernice, Jr., Michael Putnam, Bob Tway, 143-Rich Barcelo, Craig
Barlow, Glen Day, Harrison Frazar, Shigeki Maruyama, George
McNeill, John Merrick, Jesper Parnevik, Ted Purdy, Jim Rutledge,
Henrik Stenson, Jaco Van Zyl, Steve Wheatcroft, 144-Marco Dawson,
Jason Gore, Ryuji Imada, Craig Kanada, Neal Lancaster, Frank
Lickliter II, Bob May, Bryce Molder, Ryan Moore, Jerry Smith, Darron
Stiles, 145-Steve Allan, Olin Browne, Gavin Coles, Mike Hulbert,
Thomas Levet, Kevin Na, Ryan Palmer, Dicky Pride, 146-Michael
Boyd, Paul Gow, Gabriel Hjertstedt, 147-Lee Janzen, Greg Kraft, 148-
Notah Begay III, Chris Couch, Kevin Stadler, Duffy Waldorf, 151-Tom
Byrum, 152-Doug LaBelle II, Charles Meola. W—Brent Geiberger,
John Daly, Rich Beem, 74-Bill Glasson.
Tournament Record:
270, Steve Flesch, 2007
Tournament Course Record:
64, Jeff Maggert; Jarrod Lyle, 2007
Vernon, NY September 20-23, 2007 Purse: $6,000,000
Atunyote Golf Club Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,482 yards
LEADERS
(The 1st of 7 events in
the PGA TOUR Fall Series)
First Round
Jeff Gove ....................................65 (-7)
Chad Campbell............................65 (-7)
Steve Flesch................................66 (-6)
John Senden ..............................66 (-6)
Matthew Goggin ........................66 (-6)
Brendon de Jonge ......................66 (-6)
CUT: 70 players at 4-under par 140 from a field of 144 professionals.
Vaughn Taylor ............................T18 71-66-70-71 278 $73,028.57
Chris Tidland ..............................T18 69-71-67-71 278 73,028.57
Robert Allenby ..........................T25 67-70-69-73 279 42,030.00
Ryan Armour ..............................T25 70-70-67-72 279 42,030.00
Bart Bryant ................................T25 68-68-69-74 279 42,030.00
Andrew Buckle ..........................T25 69-71-67-72 279 42,030.00
Cliff Kresge ................................T25 69-70-71-69 279 42,030.00
Craig Lile ....................................T25 69-67-71-72 279 42,030.00
Jarrod Lyle ................................T25 73-64-68-74 279 42,030.00
Jeff Maggert ..............................T25 71-64-71-73 279 42,030.00
Jeff Quinney ..............................T25 69-71-69-70 279 42,030.00
Kirk Triplett ................................T25 70-68-68-73 279 42,030.00
Scott Gutschewski ....................T35 72-68-70-70 280 30,225.00
Shaun Micheel ..........................T35 69-70-71-70 280 30,225.00
Nick O'Hern ................................T35 71-68-69-72 280 30,225.00
Chris Stroud ..............................T35 69-65-74-72 280 30,225.00
Cameron Beckman ....................T39 69-71-70-71 281 24,000.00
Robert Garrigus ..........................T39 73-67-68-73 281 24,000.00
Matt Hendrix ..............................T39 67-67-75-72 281 24,000.00
Tim Herron ..................................T39 69-70-68-74 281 24,000.00
Daisuke Maruyama ....................T39 71-69-70-71 281 24,000.00
Joe Ogilvie ................................T39 70-67-68-76 281 24,000.00
Bob Estes ..................................T45 70-70-69-73 282 17,160.00
J.B. Holmes ................................T45 72-67-67-76 282 17,160.00
Tim Petrovic ................................T45 69-70-70-73 282 17,160.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
TURNING STONE RESORT CHAMPIONSHIP
2007 Steve Flesch ................270 Michael Allen ................272 Atunyote GC, Vernon, NY ............................72/7,482
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened ** = Unofficial tournament
Second Round
Steve Flesch............................131 (-13)
Brendon de Jonge ..................132 (-12)
Jeff Gove ................................132 (-12)
Charles Warren ......................133 (-11)
Matt Hendrix ..........................134 (-10)
Chris Stroud ............................134 (-10)
Charley Hoffman ....................134 (-10)
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Steve Flesch............................197 (-19)
Carl Pettersson ......................201 (-15)
Charles Warren ......................201 (-15)
Parker McLachlin....................203 (-13)
Michael Allen ........................204 (-12)
Bill Haas..................................204 (-12)
WEATHER: Thursday: Sunny with a high temperature of 78 degrees.
Winds N-NW at 5-10 mph. Friday: Partly sunny with a high of 80. Winds
S at 5-10 mph. Saturday: Partly sunny with a high of 79. Winds W-SW
at 10-15 mph with gusts up to 25 mph. Sunday: Sunny with a high of 72.
Winds NW at 10-15 mph.
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Kyle Reifers ................................T45 69-69-70-74 282 $17,160.00
Tag Ridings ................................T45 67-69-70-76 282 17,160.00
Joey Sindelar ............................T45 68-68-73-73 282 17,160.00
Craig Bowden ............................T51 70-65-70-78 283 14,580.00
Rocco Mediate ..........................T51 70-70-70-73 283 14,580.00
Alex Cejka ....................................53 71-68-72-73 284 14,160.00
Chad Campbell ..........................T54 65-72-72-76 285 13,800.00
Kent Jones ................................T54 70-70-72-73 285 13,800.00
Steve Lowery ............................T54 68-72-69-76 285 13,800.00
Billy Andrade ..............................T57 70-68-77-71 286 13,320.00
Robert Gamez ............................T57 68-68-76-74 286 13,320.00
Jeff Gove ....................................T57 65-67-76-78 286 13,320.00
Mark Hensby ..............................T57 68-69-76-73 286 13,320.00
Corey Pavin ................................T57 70-68-73-75 286 13,320.00
Jerry Kelly ....................................62 68-71-75-73 287 12,960.00
Eric Axley ..................................T63 69-66-76-77 288 12,660.00
Brian Davis ................................T63 69-71-73-75 288 12,660.00
Bubba Dickerson ........................T63 69-70-71-78 288 12,660.00
Todd Hamilton ............................T63 70-70-74-74 288 12,660.00
Nathan Green ..............................67 70-68-74-77 289 12,360.00
Fred Funk ....................................T68 70-69-74-77 290 12,180.00
Jay Williamson ..........................T68 70-70-69-81 290 12,180.00
D.J. Brigman ................................70 69-67-78-77 291 12,000.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
Steve Flesch walks over the bridge on the 10th hole during the final round
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TOURAMENT HISTORIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Fall Series
2007 Viking Classic
CAMPBELL
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, D=disqualified)
C—145-Tommy Armour III, Craig Bowden, Olin Browne, Mathias
Gronberg, Gabriel Hjertstedt, Tripp Isenhour, Lee Janzen, Jarrod Lyle,
Shigeki Maruyama, Larry Mize, Jerry Smith, Kirk Triplett, Charlie Wi,
146-Michael Bradley, Jeff Brehaut, Glen Day, Todd Hamilton, Craig
Kanada, Chris Kirk, Greg Kraft, Ted Purdy, Chris Smith, Darron Stiles,
Jaco Van Zyl, Willie Wood, 147-D.J. Brigman, Robert Gamez, Paul Gow,
John Huston, Matt Kuchar, Doug LaBelle II, Neal Lancaster, Thomas
Levet, Michael Putnam, Bob Tway, Vance Veazey, Brett Wetterich, 148-
Ryan Armour, Mark Brooks, Tom Byrum, Anders Hansen, Phil
Tataurangi, 149-Jeff Gove, Chris Stroud, 150-Brian Gay, Blaine
McCallister, Parker McLachlin, Craig Perks, 151-Bob Heintz, Kyle
Reifers, Garrett Willis, 152-Dan Forsman, Dicky Pride, Chris Tidland,
Grant Waite, 155-Scott Gump. W—76-Joey Sindelar, 74-Vaughn
Taylor, 72-Tom Johnson, Chris Couch. D—144-Frank Lickliter II.
NOTES
Chad Campbell’s four-round total of 275 tied D.J.
Trahan (2006) for the highest winning score in
Viking Classic history.
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Winner: CHAD CAMPBELL
70-72-64-69 275 (-13) $630,000
ORDER OF FINISH
Player Finish Scores Total Money
Chad Campbell ..............................1 70-72-64-69 275 $630,000.00
Johnson Wagner ............................2 73-65-68-70 276 378,000.00
Bill Haas ......................................T3 68-67-70-72 277 203,000.00
Boo Weekley ................................T3 68-69-70-70 277 203,000.00
David Branshaw ..........................T5 66-68-69-75 278 127,750.00
Shaun Micheel ............................T5 70-68-68-72 278 127,750.00
John Senden ................................T5 68-69-71-70 278 127,750.00
Alex Cejka ....................................T8 69-72-68-70 279 101,500.00
Kent Jones ..................................T8 71-70-67-71 279 101,500.00
Bo Van Pelt ..................................T8 70-71-68-70 279 101,500.00
Ken Duke ....................................T11 74-70-71-65 280 84,000.00
Harrison Frazar ..........................T11 71-67-70-72 280 84,000.00
Jay Delsing ................................T13 72-65-70-74 281 65,625.00
J.P. Hayes ..................................T13 68-68-73-72 281 65,625.00
Daisuke Maruyama ....................T13 73-70-65-73 281 65,625.00
Heath Slocum ............................T13 70-71-70-70 281 65,625.00
Joe Durant ................................T17 72-69-72-69 282 49,000.00
Nick Flanagan ............................T17 68-69-73-72 282 49,000.00
Mark Hensby ..............................T17 73-70-69-70 282 49,000.00
Steve Lowery ............................T17 66-77-69-70 282 49,000.00
Jesper Parnevik ..........................T17 68-73-72-69 282 49,000.00
Jason Dufner ..............................T22 69-71-70-73 283 31,550.00
Madison, MS September 27-30, 2007 Purse: $3,500,000
Annandale Golf Club Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,199
LEADERS
(The 2nd of 7 events in
the PGA TOUR Fall Series)
First Round
Briny Baird ..................................63 (-9)
Cameron Beckman......................65 (-7)
Craig Barlow ..............................66 (-6)
David Branshaw..........................66 (-6)
Steve Lowery ..............................66 (-6)
D.J. Trahan..................................66 (-6)
Chad Campbell ........................70 (T33)
CUT: 72 players at even-par 144 from a field of 132 professionals.
NOTEWORTHY: In three appearances at the Viking Classic, Chad
Campbell has a win (2007), a second (2001) and a fourth (2002). He has
amassed $1,014,000 in career earnings. It was Campbell’s first PGA
TOUR victory since the 2006 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, a span of 49
starts.
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Fred Funk ....................................T22 69-69-69-76 283 $31,550.00
Charley Hoffman ........................T22 69-68-71-75 283 31,550.00
Craig Lile ....................................T22 70-68-73-72 283 31,550.00
John Merrick ..............................T22 73-69-69-72 283 31,550.00
Michael Sim ..............................T22 68-75-69-71 283 31,550.00
Jay Williamson ..........................T22 72-72-69-70 283 31,550.00
Billy Andrade ..............................T29 69-71-71-73 284 22,750.00
Cameron Beckman ....................T29 65-70-74-75 284 22,750.00
Brendon de Jonge ......................T29 70-73-70-71 284 22,750.00
Jeff Overton ..............................T29 68-69-76-71 284 22,750.00
Jason Schultz ............................T29 68-71-75-70 284 22,750.00
Craig Barlow ..............................T34 66-72-76-71 285 18,060.00
Robert Damron ..........................T34 73-68-71-73 285 18,060.00
George McNeill ..........................T34 69-70-73-73 285 18,060.00
Kevin Na ....................................T34 68-73-70-74 285 18,060.00
Duffy Waldorf ............................T34 70-70-70-75 285 18,060.00
Arjun Atwal ................................T39 70-70-71-75 286 14,350.00
Rich Barcelo ..............................T39 72-70-72-72 286 14,350.00
Andrew Buckle ..........................T39 71-73-68-74 286 14,350.00
Steve Elkington ..........................T39 69-72-67-78 286 14,350.00
Richard S. Johnson ....................T39 69-74-73-70 286 14,350.00
Briny Baird ..................................T44 63-78-72-74 287 10,878.00
David Duval ................................T44 72-69-72-74 287 10,878.00
Matt Hendrix ..............................T44 71-73-71-72 287 10,878.00
Ryan Palmer ..............................T44 72-71-69-75 287 10,878.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Second Round
David Branshaw ....................134 (-10)
Cameron Beckman....................135 (-9)
Bill Haas....................................135 (-9)
J.P. Hayes..................................136 (-8)
Chad Campbell ......................142 (T42)
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Third Round
David Branshaw ....................203 (-13)
Bill Haas..................................205 (-11)
Chad Campbell........................206 (-10)
Shaun Micheel........................206 (-10)
Johnson Wagner ....................206 (-10)
WEATHER: Thursday: Mostly cloudy, with a high temperature of 86 and
NW winds at 5-10 mph. Play was halted by thunderstorms at 12:50 p.m.
Delay lasted for 2 hours, 41 minutes. Friday: Sunshine all day, with a
high of 87 and NE winds at 5-10 mph. The first round resumed at 7:43
a.m. Following conclusion of first round, second-round play began at
8:45 a.m. Saturday: Sunny and warm, with a high of 88. Winds were E-
SE at 6-12 mph. Sunday: More sunshine, with a high of 87. Winds SE at
8-16 mph.
Steve Wheatcroft ......................T44 70-71-75-71 287 $10,878.00
Michael Boyd ............................T49 71-70-73-74 288 8,638.00
Jim McGovern ............................T49 72-69-73-74 288 8,638.00
Greg Owen ................................T49 71-72-69-76 288 8,638.00
Chris Riley ..................................T49 70-70-72-76 288 8,638.00
D.J. Trahan ................................T49 66-74-74-74 288 8,638.00
Michael Allen ............................T54 68-74-74-73 289 7,980.00
John Daly ..................................T54 68-72-76-73 289 7,980.00
Bubba Dickerson ........................T54 71-73-73-72 289 7,980.00
Scott Gutschewski ....................T54 72-72-72-73 289 7,980.00
Tag Ridings ................................T54 70-73-73-73 289 7,980.00
Eric Axley ..................................T59 68-70-75-77 290 7,630.00
Gavin Coles ................................T59 67-76-73-74 290 7,630.00
Carl Pettersson ..........................T59 73-71-72-74 290 7,630.00
Kevin Stadler ..............................T59 69-71-73-77 290 7,630.00
Oliver Thomson ..........................T59 69-75-73-73 290 7,630.00
Daniel Chopra ............................T64 71-72-74-74 291 7,385.00
Mathew Goggin ........................T64 69-75-73-74 291 7,385.00
Bob Burns ..................................T66 71-73-74-74 292 7,245.00
Jim Rutledge ..............................T66 72-70-75-75 292 7,245.00
Marco Dawson ............................68 69-75-73-76 293 7,140.00
Jim Gallagher, Jr. (S) ..................T69 74-69-77-75 295 7,035.00
Fredrik Jacobson ........................T69 73-71-74-77 295 7,035.00
Bryce Molder ................................71 71-71-75-81 298 6,930.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
MAGNOLIA STATE CLASSIC
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
Mac McLendon* ..........269
Larry Mowry ................272
Chris Blocker ................271
Roy Pace ......................270
Mike Morley ................269
Dwight Nevil ................268
Dwight Nevil~ ..............133
Bob Wynn ....................270
Dennis Meyer ..............271
Mike McCullough ........269
Craig Stadler ................268
Bobby Walzel*..............272
Roger Maltbie~..............65
Tom Jones* ..................268
Payne Stewart ..............270
Russ Cochran~#............203
Lance Ten Broeck~*#....201
Jim Gallagher, Jr.~*#....131
Pete Fleming ..................269
Larry Hinson ..................273
Alvin Odom
Roy Pace ........................272
Martin Roesink
Jack Lewis, Jr. ..............271
Rick Rhoads ..................272
Bert Greene....................271
Bunky Henry ..................135
Gil Morgan
Mike Morley ..................272
Artie McNickle ..............273
Tom Purtzer
Orville Moody ................272
Gary Groh
Bob Eastwood................269
Bruce Fleisher
Buddy Gardner ..............272
Lee Carter ......................66
Mike Smith ....................268
Jay Cudd ........................273
Bruce Douglass
Sammy Rachels ............205
Mike Smith ....................201
Paul Azinger ..................131
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, HattIesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,280
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened # = Tournament Players Series (TPS) event 1983-1985 (1994 first year as official event) + = The tournament was
shortened to 54 holes due to the death of Payne Stewart
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NOTES
Chad Campbell came into the week ranked 160th
on the 2007 PGA TOUR in Greens in Regulation.
The Texas native finished the Viking Classic ranked
first in Greens in Regulation for the week (58 of
72; 80.56 percent).
Chad Campbell became the third consecutive
winner on the PGA TOUR to lead the event in
Greens in Regulation (Tiger Woods – THE TOUR
Championship presented by Coca-Cola; Steve
Flesch – Turning Stone Resort Championship).
Chad Campbell became the first player in the last
10 years to win the Viking Classic after not playing
in the final pairing on Sunday.
Chad Campbell tied Rory Sabbatini (Crowne
Plaza Invitational at Colonial) for the largest 36hole
comeback to date on the 2007 PGA TOUR
after trailing by eight strokes through 36 holes.
RORY SABBATINI
Chad Campbell tied the lowest single-round
score for a Viking Classic winner since the event
moved to Annandale Golf Club in 1994 (Third
Round, 64).
The cumulative scoring average of 71.975 in 2007
was the highest in tournament history since the
event moved from Hattiesburg CC to Annandale CC
in 1994. The previous high was 71.902, which was
set last year.
Tournament Record:
266, Steve Lowery, Skip Kendall, 2000; Fred Funk, 2004
(Annandale GC)
Current Course Record:
61, Keith Clearwater, 1996
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
DEPOSIT GUARANTY GOLF CLASSIC
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
Dan Halldorson ............263
David Ogrin ..................267
Frank Conner ................267
Jim Booros~*................199
Gene Sauers ................268
Larry Silveira* ..............266
Richard Zokol................267
Greg Kraft ....................267
Brian Henninger~*........135
Ed Dougherty ................272
Willie Wood..................268
Billy Ray Brown ............271
Fred Funk ......................270
Paul Azinger ..................265
Nick Faldo ......................268
Brian Mogg ....................272
Mike Donald ..................199
Jack Ferenz ....................270
Russ Cochran ................266
Mike Nicolette
Mike Donald ..................268
Bob Eastwood
Mike Nicolette
Greg Twiggs
Morris Hatalsky ............268
Tad Rhyan
Mike Sullivan ................135
Gil Morgan ....................274
Kirk Triplett ....................269
Mike Standly..................272
Paul Goydos ..................272
Franklin Langham
Tim Loustalot
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,594
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,594
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,594
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,594
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,594
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,594
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,594
Hattiesburg CC, Hattiesburg, MS ................70/6,594
Annandale GC, Madison, MS ......................72/7,157
Annandale GC, Madison, MS ......................72/7,157
Annandale GC, Madison, MS ......................72/7,157
Annandale GC, Madison, MS ......................72/7,157
Annandale GC, Madison, MS ......................72/7,157
SOUTHERN FARM BUREAU CLASSIC
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Brian Henninger+..........202
Steve Lowery*..............266
Cameron Beckman........269
Luke Donald~................201
John Huston ................268
Fred Funk ......................266
Heath Slocum ..............267
D.J. Trahan*..................275
Chris DiMarco ..............205
Skip Kendall ..................266
Chad Campbell ..............270
Deane Pappas................202
Brenden Pappas ............269
Ryan Palmer ..................267
Carl Pettersson ..............269
Loren Roberts
Joe Durant ....................275
Annandale GC, Madison, MS ......................72/7,157
Annandale GC, Madison, MS ......................72/7,199
Annandale GC, Madison, MS ......................72/7,199
Annandale GC, Madison, MS ......................72/7,199
Annandale GC, Madison, MS ......................72/7,199
Annandale GC, Madison, MS ......................72/7,199
Annandale GC, Madison, MS ......................72/7,199
Annandale GC, Madison, MS ......................72/7,199
VIKING CLASSIC
2007 Chad Campbell ............275 Johnson Wagner ..........276 Annandale GC, Madison, MS ......................72/7,199
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened # = Tournament Players Series (TPS) event 1983-1985 (1994 first year as official event) + = The tournament was
shortened to 54 holes due to the death of Payne Stewart
Chad Campbell hits his approach shot into the 17th green during the 2007 Viking Classic
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TOURNAMENT SUMMARIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Fall Series
2007 Valero Texas Open
LEONARD
3-86
Winner: JUSTIN LEONARD*
65-67-64-65 261 (-19) $810,000
ORDER OF FINISH
*Def. Jesper Parnevik with a birdie on third playoff hole.
Player Finish Scores Total Money
Justin Leonard ..............................1 65-67-64-65 261 $810,000.00
Jesper Parnevik ..............................2 61-65-66-69 261 486,000.00
Daniel Chopra ..............................T3 65-69-64-66 264 261,000.00
Mathias Gronberg ........................T3 65-65-65-69 264 261,000.00
Heath Slocum ................................5 69-65-70-62 266 180,000.00
Ryan Armour ................................T6 67-67-64-69 267 140,850.00
Dan Forsman ................................T6 65-68-67-67 267 140,850.00
J.J. Henry ....................................T6 71-65-67-64 267 140,850.00
Chris Stroud ................................T6 69-65-64-69 267 140,850.00
Dean Wilson ................................T6 68-67-66-66 267 140,850.00
Charley Hoffman ........................T11 67-68-66-67 268 99,000.00
Shigeki Maruyama ....................T11 65-68-65-70 268 99,000.00
Chris Riley ..................................T11 66-68-67-67 268 99,000.00
Bo Van Pelt ................................T11 69-67-65-67 268 99,000.00
Chad Campbell ..........................T15 66-68-65-70 269 72,000.00
Ken Duke ....................................T15 69-66-68-66 269 72,000.00
Richard S. Johnson ....................T15 65-66-73-65 269 72,000.00
John Mallinger ..........................T15 68-70-65-66 269 72,000.00
Nick Watney ..............................T15 67-70-66-66 269 72,000.00
Tim Petrovic ..................................20 70-65-67-68 270 58,500.00
Robert Gamez ............................T21 65-71-67-68 271 50,400.00
Fredrik Jacobson ........................T21 66-65-71-69 271 50,400.00
John Merrick ..............................T21 67-71-66-67 271 50,400.00
D.J. Brigman ..............................T24 69-66-66-71 272 41,400.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—140-Mark Brooks, Jose Coceres, Harrison Frazar, Brent
Geiberger, Kent Jones, Matt Kuchar, Dicky Pride, Darron Stiles, 141-
Rich Barcelo, Craig Bowden, Olin Browne, Robert Damron, Nick
Flanagan, Steve Flesch, Brian Gay, Craig Kanada, Parker McLachlin,
Joe Ogilvie, Jerry Smith, Duffy Waldorf, Willie Wood, 142-Jim
Gallagher, Jr., Tag Ridings, Vaughn Taylor, Omar Uresti, 143-John
Huston, Blaine McCallister, Jaco Van Zyl, 144-Chris Couch, John
Daly, Greg Kraft, Jeff Maggert, Larry Mize, Phil Tataurangi, Johnson
Wagner, Steve Wheatcroft, 145-Brendon de Jonge, Dustin Johnson,
146-Scott Gump, J.P. Hayes, Gabriel Hjertstedt, Billy Mayfair, Grant
Waite, 147-David Ogrin, Craig Perks, Michael Putnam, Chris
Tidland, 150-D.J. Trahan, 151-Mark Wilson, 152-Brad Lardon, 153-
Jason Schultz, 156-Bill Glasson. W—Kevin Na, 73-Mark Hensby.
San Antonio, TX October 4-7, 2007 Purse: $4,500,000
The Resort Course at La Cantera Golf Club Par/Yards: 35-35—70/6,881
LEADERS
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Marco Dawson ..........................T24 66-73-68-65 272 $41,400.00
Cameron Beckman ....................T26 67-68-69-69 273 31,950.00
Andrew Buckle ..........................T26 69-69-70-65 273 31,950.00
Alex Cejka ..................................T26 72-65-68-68 273 31,950.00
Mathew Goggin ........................T26 69-69-69-66 273 31,950.00
Greg Owen ................................T26 70-68-67-68 273 31,950.00
Tom Pernice, Jr. ..........................T26 70-69-66-68 273 31,950.00
Kyle Reifers ................................T26 69-66-70-68 273 31,950.00
Bart Bryant ................................T33 66-70-74-64 274 24,862.50
Neal Lancaster ..........................T33 65-71-69-69 274 24,862.50
Daisuke Maruyama ....................T33 71-66-69-68 274 24,862.50
Ryan Palmer ..............................T33 67-71-69-67 274 24,862.50
Bob Estes ..................................T37 70-66-67-72 275 19,350.00
Carlos Franco ............................T37 68-66-71-70 275 19,350.00
Scott Gutschewski ....................T37 68-67-71-69 275 19,350.00
Bob Heintz ..................................T37 66-69-67-73 275 19,350.00
Steve Lowery ............................T37 68-70-71-66 275 19,350.00
Ted Purdy ....................................T37 68-70-66-71 275 19,350.00
Bob Tway ....................................T37 65-72-70-68 275 19,350.00
Stephen Ames ............................T44 72-66-66-72 276 13,986.00
Eric Axley ..................................T44 67-70-67-72 276 13,986.00
Glen Day ....................................T44 67-72-67-70 276 13,986.00
Anthony Kim ..............................T44 72-65-69-70 276 13,986.00
Jim Rutledge ..............................T44 68-70-70-68 276 13,986.00
Briny Baird ..................................T49 71-66-74-66 277 10,683.00
Michael Boyd ............................T49 70-69-67-71 277 10,683.00
Gavin Coles ................................T49 66-69-69-73 277 10,683.00
Brian Davis ................................T49 72-65-68-72 277 10,683.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
(The 3rd of 7 events in
the PGA TOUR Fall Series)
First Round
Jesper Parnevik ..........................61 (-9)
Justin Leonard ............................65 (-5)
Robert Gamez ............................65 (-5)
Mathias Gronberg ......................65 (-5)
Bob Tway ....................................65 (-5)
Matt Hendrix ..............................65 (-5)
Neal Lancaster............................65 (-5)
Shigeki Maruyama ....................65 (-5)
Daniel Chopra ............................65 (-5)
Richard S. Johnson ....................65 (-5)
Dan Forsman ..............................65 (-5)
CUT: 78 players at 1-under 139 from a field of 132 professionals.
NOTEWORTHY: Justin Leonard won for the third time at the Valero
Texas Open, joining Arnold Palmer (1960-62) as three-time winners.
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Jay Delsing ................................T49 69-70-67-71 277 $10,683.00
Matt Hendrix ..............................T49 65-71-73-68 277 10,683.00
Colt Knost (S) ..............................T49 71-68-68-70 277 10,683.00
Craig Lile ....................................T49 69-70-69-69 277 10,683.00
Jeff Overton ..............................T49 68-70-68-71 277 10,683.00
Corey Pavin ................................T49 66-71-73-67 277 10,683.00
Tom Byrum ................................T59 66-70-70-72 278 9,810.00
Paul Gow ....................................T59 70-68-69-71 278 9,810.00
Tom Johnson ..............................T59 68-71-67-72 278 9,810.00
Charlie Wi ..................................T59 72-66-69-71 278 9,810.00
Jay Williamson ..........................T59 70-67-71-70 278 9,810.00
Jeff Gove ....................................T64 69-66-73-71 279 9,405.00
Jarrod Lyle ................................T64 68-70-69-72 279 9,405.00
Bob May ....................................T64 72-67-67-73 279 9,405.00
Garrett Willis ............................T64 69-68-69-73 279 9,405.00
Arjun Atwal ................................T68 67-71-72-70 280 9,135.00
Doug LaBelle II ..........................T68 68-68-72-72 280 9,135.00
Michael Sim ................................70 68-71-69-73 281 9,000.00
Rich Beem ..................................T71 68-71-71-72 282 8,820.00
Jeff Brehaut ..............................T71 68-70-72-72 282 8,820.00
Bryce Molder ..............................T71 69-68-72-73 282 8,820.00
Tripp Isenhour ............................T74 66-73-74-70 283 8,595.00
Frank Lickliter II ..........................T74 68-69-75-71 283 8,595.00
David Branshaw ..........................76 70-69-78-70 287 8,460.00
Bubba Dickerson ..........................77 66-70-74-78 288 8,370.00
Spike McRoy ................................78 72-67-72-79 290 8,280.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
TEXAS OPEN
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
Bob MacDonald............281
Walter Hagen* ............279
Joe Kirkwood................279
Joe Turnesa ..................284
Macdonald Smith ........288
Bobby Cruickshank ......272
Bill Mehlhorn................297
Bill Mehlhorn................277
Denny Shute ................277
Abe Espinosa................281
Clarence Clark ..............287
No Tournament
Wiffy Cox......................283
No Tournament
No Tournament
No Tournament
No Tournament
Dutch Harrison..............271
Byron Nelson* ..............271
Cyril Walker ..................282
Bill Mehlhorn ................279
George Kerrigan ............286
James Ockenden
Macdonald Smith ..........285
Bobby Cruickshank ........289
Larry Nabholtz................295
Harry Cooper..................298
Horton Smith..................281
Ed Dudley ......................280
Al Espinosa
Neil McIntyre
Harry Cooper..................283
Joe Turnesa
Frank Walsh
Gus Moreland ................288
Gene Sarazen
Byron Nelson ................284
Craig Wood
Sam Byrd........................273
Ben Hogan ....................271
Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
Willow Springs GC, San Antonio, TX ..........72/6,930
Willow Springs GC, San Antonio, TX ..........72/6,930
Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
KEY: *=Playoff #=Amateur ~= Weather-shortened
Second Round
Jesper Parnevik ......................126 (-14)
Mathias Gronberg ..................130 (-10)
Fredrik Jacobson ......................131 (-9)
Richard S. Johnson ..................131 (-9)
Justin Leonard ..........................132 (-8)
Third Round
Jesper Parnevik ......................192 (-18)
Mathias Gronberg ..................195 (-15)
Justin Leonard ........................196 (-14)
Chris Stroud ............................198 (-12)
Ryan Armour ..........................198 (-12)
Daniel Chopra ........................198 (-12)
Shigeki Maruyama ................198 (-12)
WEATHER: High of 88 with a low of 64 in the morning. Winds SE 5-10
mph. Friday: Partly cloudy with a high of 88 and a low of 67. Winds E-
SE 5-10 mph. Saturday: Partly cloudy and humid with a high of 90 and a
low of 73. Winds S-SE 7-12 mph. Sunday: Partly cloudy with a high of
89 and a low of 70. Winds SE 7-12 mph.
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Valero Texas Open
NOTES
Justin Leonard collected his third title in San
Antonio in 2007, becoming the second player to
win the Valero Texas Open three times, joining
Arnold Palmer (1960-61-62).
Players continue to go low at the Valero Texas
Open. Since 2000, the winners of this event have
posted an average total score of 261 (19-under
par). In 2003, Tommy Armour III set the all-time
PGA TOUR record winning score of 254 at
LaCantera. Of the 13 lowest 72-hole totals in PGA
TOUR history, five have been recorded at the
Valero Texas Open. They include:
Score Year Player Course
254 2003 Tommy Armour III The Resort at
LaCantera
257 1955 Mike Souchak Brackenridge
Park GC
258 1989 Donnie Hammond Oak Hills CC
259 1954 Chandler Harper Brackenridge
Park GC
259 1988 Corey Pavin Oak Hills CC
Four players have shot 60 at the Valero Texas Open
of the 20 recorded in PGA TOUR history. Bart
Bryant was the last to do it, during the third round
in 2004 at LaCantera. Here is the complete list:
Player Year Course
Al Brosch 1951 Brackenridge Park GC
Ted Kroll 1954 Brackenridge Park GC
Mike Souchak 1955 Brackenridge Park GC
Bart Bryant 2004 LaCantera GC
BART BRYANT
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1941 Lawson Little ................273 Ben Hogan ....................276 Willow Springs GC, San Antonio, TX ..........72/6,930
1942 Chick Harbert*..............272 Ben Hogan ....................272 Willow Springs GC, San Antonio, TX ..........72/6,930
1943 No Tournament++
1944 Johnny Revolta ............273 Harold McSpaden..........274 Willow Springs GC, San Antonio, TX ..........72/6,930
Byron Nelson
1945 Sam Byrd ......................268 Byron Nelson ................269 Willow Springs GC, San Antonio, TX ..........72/6,930
1946 Ben Hogan ....................264 Sam Byrd........................270 Willow Springs GC, San Antonio, TX ..........72/6,930
1947 Ed Oliver ......................265 Jimmy Demaret ............266 Willow Springs GC, San Antonio, TX ..........72/6,930
1948 Sam Snead ..................264 Jimmy Demaret ............266 Willow Springs GC, San Antonio, TX ..........72/6,930
1949 Dave Douglas ..............268 Sam Snead ....................269 Willow Springs GC, San Antonio, TX ..........72/6,930
1950 Sam Snead ..................265 Jimmy Demaret ............266 Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
Fort Sam Houston GC, San Antonio, TX ......72/6,566
1951 Dutch Harrison*............265 Doug Ford ......................265 Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
Fort Sam Houston GC, San Antonio, TX ......72/6,881
1952 Jack Burke, Jr. ..............260 Doug Ford ......................266 Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
1953 Tony Holguin ................264 Doug Ford ......................265 Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
1954 Chandler Harper ..........259 Johnny Palmer ..............261 Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
1955 Mike Souchak ..............257 Fred Haas ......................264 Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
1956 Gene Littler ..................276 Mike Fetchick ................278 Fort Sam Houston GC, San Antonio, TX ......72/6,566
Frank Stranahan
Ernie Vossler
1957 Jay Hebert ....................271 Ed Furgol ........................272 Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
1958 Bill Johnston ................274 Bob Rosburg ..................277 Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
1959 Wes Ellis ......................276 Bill Johnston..................278 Brackenridge Park GC, San Antonio, TX ......71/6,185
Tom Nieporte
1960 Arnold Palmer ..............276 Doug Ford ......................278 Fort Sam Houston GC, San Antonio, TX ......72/6,566
Frank Stranahan
1961 Arnold Palmer ..............270 Al Balding ......................271 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
1962 Arnold Palmer ..............273 Joe Campbell ................274 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
Gene Littler
Mason Rudolph
Doug Sanders
1963 Phil Rodgers..................268 Johnny Pott....................270 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
1964 Bruce Crampton............273 Bob Charles....................274 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
Chi Chi Rodriguez
1965 Frank Beard ..................270 Gardner Dickinson ........273 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
1966 Harold Henning ............272 Wes Ellis........................275 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
Gene Littler
Ken Still
1967 Chi Chi Rodriguez ........277 Bob Charles....................278 Pecan Valley CC, San Antonio, TX ..............71/7,183
Bob Goalby
1968 No Tournament
1969 Deane Beman* ............274 Jack McGowan..............274 Pecan Valley CC, San Antonio, TX ..............71/7,183
SAN ANTONIO TEXAS OPEN
1970 Ron Cerrudo..................273 Dick Lotz ........................278 Pecan Valley CC, San Antonio, TX ..............71/7,183
1971 No Tournament
1972 Mike Hill ......................273 Lee Trevino ....................275 Woodlake GC, San Antonio, TX ..................72/7,143
1973 Ben Crenshaw ..............270 Orville Moody ................272 Woodlake GC, San Antonio, TX ..................71/6,990
1974 Terry Diehl ....................269 Mike Hill ........................270 Woodlake GC, San Antonio, TX ..................72/7,143
1975 Don January* ..............275 Larry Hinson ..................275 Woodlake GC, San Antonio, TX ..................72/7,143
1976 Butch Baird* ................273 Miller Barber..................273 Woodlake GC, San Antonio, TX ..................72/7,143
1977 Hale Irwin ....................266 Miller Barber..................268 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
1978 Ron Streck ....................265 Hubert Green ................266 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
Lon Hinkle
1979 Lou Graham ..................268 Eddie Pearce ..................269 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
Bill Rogers
Doug Tewell
1980 Lee Trevino....................265 Terry Diehl......................266 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
TEXAS OPEN
1981 Bill Rogers* ..................266 Ben Crenshaw................266 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
1982 Jay Haas ......................262 Curtis Strange................265 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
1983 Jim Colbert ..................261 Mark Pfeil ......................266 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
1984 Calvin Peete..................266 Bruce Lietzke..................269 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
1985 John Mahaffey* ..........268 Jodie Mudd....................268 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
VANTAGE CHAMPIONSHIP
1986 Ben Crenshaw~ ............196 Payne Stewart ..............197 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
TEXAS OPEN PRESENTED BY NABISCO
1988 Corey Pavin ..................259 Robert Wrenn ................267 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
1989 Donnie Hammond ........258 Paul Azinger ..................265 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
H-E-B TEXAS OPEN
1990 Mark O'Meara ..............261 Gary Hallberg ................262 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
1991 Blaine McCallister*......269 Gary Hallberg ................269 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................70/6,576
1992 Nick Price*....................263 Steve Elkington..............263 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................71/6,650
1993 Jay Haas* ....................263 Bob Lohr ........................263 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................71/6,650
TEXAS OPEN
1994 Bob Estes......................265 Gil Morgan ....................266 Oak Hills CC, San Antonio, TX ....................71/6,650
KEY: *=Playoff ~= Weather-shortened ++=World War II
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SECTION
2007 PGA TOUR Fall Series
Valero Texas Open
NOTES
Justin Leonard’s earnings at the Valero Texas
Open are $2,222,328, making him the first player
to earn more than $2 million at the event.
Justin Leonard defeated Jesper Parnevik on
the third hole of a sudden-death playoff in 2007. It
was the first playoff since 1999 when Duffy
Waldorf defeated Ted Tryba. It was the 11th
playoff in the history of the event and the first
playoff that was extended to three holes in San
Antonio.
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DUFFY WALDORF
Justin Leonard won in come-from-behind fashion
in 2007 for the sixth time in his 11 career TOUR
victories. That included coming from five strokes
behind third-round leader Jesper Parnevik to win
his first major championship, the 1997 British
Open. Leonard has also come from five strokes
back in the final round to win three of those five
come-from-behind titles. The largest come-frombehind
victory in San Antonio came when Bruce
Crampton came from six strokes back to defeat
Bob Charles and Chi Chi Rodriguez in the 1964
event.
Justin Leonard made two bogeys for the week
last year when he won for the third time at
LaCantera. Both bogeys came at the par-4 10th
hole. The first bogey came on his first hole of the
week in the first round and the second came in the
final round.
Tournament Record:
254, Tommy Armour III, 2003 (LaCantera GC).
Current Course Record:
60, Bart Bryant, 2004
Other Course Record:
60, Al Brosch, 1951 (Brackenridge Park GC);
Ted Kroll, 1954 (Brackenridge Park);
Mike Souchak, 1955 (Brackenridge Park)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
LACANTERA TEXAS OPEN
1995 Duffy Waldorf ..............268 Justin Leonard ..............274 LaCantera GC (Resort), San Antonio, TX ....72/6,899
1996 David Ogrin ..................275 Jay Haas ........................276 LaCantera GC (Resort), San Antonio, TX ....72/7,001
1997 Tim Herron ....................271 Rick Fehr ........................273 LaCantera GC (Resort), San Antonio, TX ....72/7,001
Brent Geiberger
WESTIN TEXAS OPEN
1998 Hal Sutton ....................270 Jay Haas ........................271 LaCantera GC (Resort), San Antonio, TX ....72/7,001
Justin Leonard
1999 Duffy Waldorf* ............270 Ted Tryba........................270 LaCantera GC (Resort), San Antonio, TX ....72/7,001
2000 Justin Leonard..............261 Mark Wiebe ..................266 LaCantera GC (Resort), San Antonio, TX ....70/6,905
TEXAS OPEN AT LACANTERA
2001 Justin Leonard..............266 J.J. Henry ......................268 LaCantera GC (Resort), San Antonio, TX ....71/6,929
Matt Kuchar
VALERO TEXAS OPEN
2002 Loren Roberts 261 Fred Couples ..................264 LaCantera GC (Resort), San Antonio, TX ....70/6,881
Fred Funk
Garrett Willis
2003 Tommy Armour III ........254 Loren Roberts ................261 LaCantera GC (Resort), San Antonio, TX ....70/6,881
Bob Tway
2004 Bart Bryant....................261 Patrick Sheehan ............264 LaCantera GC (Resort), San Antonio, TX ....70/6,881
2005 Robert Gamez ..............262 Olin Browne ..................265 LaCantera GC (Resort), San Antonio, TX ....70/6,974
2006 Eric Axley......................265 Anthony Kim ..................268 LaCantera GC (Resort), San Antonio, TX ....70/6,881
Dean Wilson
Justin Rose
2007 Justin Leonard*............261 Jesper Parnevik ............261 LaCantera GC (Resort), San Antonio, TX ....70/6,881
KEY: *=Playoff ~= Weather-shortened ++=World War II
Jesper Parnevik tees off on the seventh hole during the final round
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2008 PGA TOUR Fall Series
2007 Frys.com Open benefiting
Shriners Hospitals for Children
MCNEILL
Winner: GEORGE MCNEILL
66-64-67-67 264 (-23) $720,000
ORDER OF FINISH
Player Finish Scores Total Money
George McNeill.............................. 1 66-64-67-67 264 $720,000.00
D.J. Trahan .................................... 2 65-65-72-66 268 432,000.00
Cameron Beckman ...................... T3 65-71-68-68 272 232,000.00
Robert Garrigus............................ T3 71-63-68-70 272 232,000.00
Bob May ...................................... T5 63-70-71-69 273 152,000.00
Bo Van Pelt .................................. T5 66-69-68-70 273 152,000.00
Jason Gore .................................. T7 63-68-73-70 274 124,666.67
Mathias Gronberg........................ T7 69-64-71-70 274 124,666.67
Garrett Willis .............................. T7 68-62-73-71 274 124,666.66
Kent Jones ................................ T10 68-67-68-72 275 96,000.00
Joe Ogilvie ................................ T10 71-65-71-68 275 96,000.00
Mike Weir .................................. T10 69-67-69-70 275 96,000.00
Mark Wilson .............................. T10 66-67-71-71 275 96,000.00
Mark Calcavecchia .................... T14 69-67-72-68 276 68,000.00
Tim Herron.................................. T14 70-64-76-66 276 68,000.00
Jesper Parnevik.......................... T14 68-69-70-69 276 68,000.00
Phil Tataurangi .......................... T14 67-70-68-71 276 68,000.00
Bubba Watson .......................... T14 69-67-72-68 276 68,000.00
Kevin Na .................................... T19 67-70-69-71 277 54,000.00
Jeff Overton .............................. T19 65-71-71-70 277 54,000.00
Arjun Atwal................................ T21 68-69-72-69 278 36,533.34
Marco Dawson .......................... T21 65-70-74-69 278 36,533.34
Mathew Goggin ........................ T21 68-67-76-67 278 36,533.34
Jeff Gove.................................... T21 67-67-70-74 278 36,533.33
Bill Haas .................................... T21 67-67-74-70 278 36,533.33
John Huston .............................. T21 66-65-72-75 278 36,533.33
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—140-Eric Axley, Craig Bowden, David Branshaw, Charley
Hoffman, Charles Howell III, Tom Johnson, Cliff Kresge, Doug
LaBelle II, Steve Marino, John Merrick, Larry Mize, Tim Petrovic, Jim
Rutledge, Jason Schultz, Scott Verplank, Johnson Wagner, 141-Craig
Barlow, Olin Browne, Craig Kanada, John Mallinger, Parker
McLachlin, Shaun Micheel, Ryan Palmer, Michael Putnam, Chris
Riley, Bob Tway, Charles Warren, Dean Wilson, 142-Jay Delsing,
Dan Forsman, Todd Hamilton, Troy Matteson, Scott Piercy, 143-
Tommy Armour III, Greg Kraft, Dicky Pride, Kyle Reifers, Tag Ridings,
144-Bob Estes, Harrison Frazar, Robert Gamez, Paul Gow, Bob Heintz,
Mark Hensby, Richard S. Johnson, Spike McRoy, Rocco Mediate,
Jerry Smith, 145-Notah Begay III, Bubba Dickerson, Lee Janzen,
Chris Kirk, Neal Lancaster, 146-Tripp Isenhour, 147-Tom Byrum, 148-
Bill Glasson, 149-Nathan Green, 150-ScottG, 152-Andrew Buckle,
154-Tadd Fujikawa. W—139-Joey Sindelar.
Las Vegas, NV October 11-14, 2007 Purse: $4,000,000
TPC Summerlin (Host Course) Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,243
TPC Las Vegas Par/Yards: 36-35—71/7,063
LEADERS
First Round
Jason Gore (TC) ..........................63 (-9)
Bob May (SM) ............................63 (-9)
Rich Beem (TC)............................64 (-7)
D.J. Trahan (SM) ........................65 (-7)
Jeff Overton (SM) ......................65 (-7)
Cameron Beckman (SM) ............65 (-7)
Marco Dawson (TC)....................65 (-6)
George McNeill (SM) ................66 (T8)
CUT: 84 players at 4-under-par 139 from a field of 144 professionals.
NOTEWORTHY: George McNeill became the 11th first-time winner
on TOUR in 2007 and the second rookie to win (Brandt Snedeker,
Wyndham Championship). Fourth consecutive first-time winner at the
Frys.com Open.
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Stephen Leaney ........................ T21 67-68-69-74 278 $36,533.33
Billy Mayfair .............................. T21 69-64-72-73 278 36,533.33
Jeff Quinney .............................. T21 69-67-72-70 278 36,533.33
Alex Cejka .................................. T30 68-70-75-66 279 23,250.00
Brian Davis ................................ T30 70-68-73-68 279 23,250.00
Carlos Franco ............................ T30 68-71-69-71 279 23,250.00
Steve Lowery ............................ T30 66-67-73-73 279 23,250.00
Greg Owen ................................ T30 72-66-72-69 279 23,250.00
Pat Perez .................................... T30 71-65-73-70 279 23,250.00
Tom Pernice, Jr........................... T30 69-65-73-72 279 23,250.00
Duffy Waldorf ............................ T30 66-68-73-72 279 23,250.00
Rich Beem .................................. T38 64-71-74-71 280 16,800.00
Michael Boyd ............................ T38 66-68-80-66 280 16,800.00
Ben Crane .................................. T38 66-67-73-74 280 16,800.00
Colt Knost (S) ............................ T38 67-69-69-75 280 16,800.00
Chris Stroud .............................. T38 71-64-74-71 280 16,800.00
Grant Waite .............................. T38 66-69-75-70 280 16,800.00
Daniel Chopra ............................ T44 66-70-73-72 281 12,093.34
Bryce Molder.............................. T44 70-69-72-70 281 12,093.34
John Daly (S).............................. T44 74-63-77-67 281 12,093.33
Craig Lile .................................... T44 66-72-75-68 281 12,093.33
Bill Lunde (S).............................. T44 69-68-71-73 281 12,093.33
Darron Stiles .............................. T44 72-67-74-68 281 12,093.33
Gavin Coles ................................ T50 69-65-79-69 282 9,740.00
Jason Dufner.............................. T50 66-70-73-73 282 9,740.00
Ken Duke.................................... T50 70-65-73-74 282 9,740.00
Frank Lickliter II.......................... T50 69-69-73-71 282 9,740.00
Mark Brooks .............................. T54 69-68-73-73 283 9,120.00
Ryuji Imada ................................ T54 67-71-74-71 283 9,120.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
(The 4th of 7 events in
the PGA TOUR Fall Series)
Second Round
George McNeill (TC) ..............130 (-13)
Garrett Willis (SM) ................130 (-13)
D.J. Trahan (TC) ......................130 (-13)
Jason Gore (SM) ....................131 (-12)
John Huston (TC) ....................131 (-12)
Nick Watney (TC)....................132 (-11)
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
PANASONIC LAS VEGAS PRO-CELEBRITY CLASSIC
1983 Fuzzy Zoeller ................340 Rex Caldwell..................344 Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV (H) ................72/7,164
Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,111
Dunes CC, Las Vegas, NV ............................72/7,240
Showboat CC, Las Vegas, NV ......................72/7,045
PANASONIC LAS VEGAS INVITATIONAL
1984 Denis Watson ..............341 Andy Bean......................342 Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV (H) ................72/7,164
Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,111
Showboat CC, Las Vegas, NV ......................72/7,045
Tropicana CC, Las Vegas, NV ......................71/6,481
1985 Curtis Strange ..............338 Mike Smith ....................339 Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV (H) ................72/7,164
Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,111
Tropicana CC, Las Vegas, NV ......................71/6,481
1986 Greg Norman ................333 Dan Pohl ........................340 Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV (H) ................72/7,164
Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,111
Spanish Trail G&CC, Las Vegas, NV ............72/7,088
1987 Paul Azinger~................271 Hal Sutton......................272 Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV (H) ................72/7,164
Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,111
Spanish Trail G&CC, Las Vegas, NV ............72/7,088
1988 Gary Koch~ ..................274 Peter Jacobsen ..............275 Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV (H) ................72/7,164
Mark O’Meara Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,111
Spanish Trail G&CC, Las Vegas, NV ............72/7,088
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
LAS VEGAS INVITATIONAL
1989 Scott Hoch* ..................336 Robert Wrenn ................336 Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV (H) ................72/7,164
Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,111
Spanish Trail G&CC, Las Vegas, NV ............72/7,088
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Third Round
George McNeill ......................197 (-18)
Robert Garrigus ......................202 (-13)
D.J. Trahan..............................202 (-13)
Kent Jones..............................203 (-12)
Bo Van Pelt ............................203 (-12)
John Huston............................203 (-12)
Garrett Willis ..........................203 (-12)
WEATHER: Thursday: Sunny and warm with a high of 84 degrees.
Winds SE 5-10 mph. Friday: Partly cloudy with a high of 75 degrees.
Winds S-SW 10-15 in the afternoon. Saturday: Mostly sunny with a high
of 75 degrees. Winds N/NW 10-18 mph. Sunday: Sunny with a high of
77 degrees. Light winds N 6-12 mph.
Jarrod Lyle ................................ T54 70-66-76-71 283 $9,120.00
Ryan Moore................................ T54 68-69-76-70 283 9,120.00
Kevin Sutherland........................ T54 71-67-72-73 283 9,120.00
Brian Gay.................................... T59 68-70-75-71 284 8,800.00
Nick Watney .............................. T59 67-65-76-76 284 8,800.00
Steve Wheatcroft ...................... T59 68-71-76-69 284 8,800.00
Glen Day .................................... T62 69-70-76-70 285 8,520.00
Will MacKenzie.......................... T62 67-71-78-69 285 8,520.00
Shigeki Maruyama .................... T62 69-68-75-73 285 8,520.00
Kirk Triplett ................................ T62 68-71-69-77 285 8,520.00
Ryan Armour .............................. T66 68-68-79-71 286 8,200.00
Bart Bryant ................................ T66 70-69-80-67 286 8,200.00
J.P. Hayes .................................. T66 69-69-75-73 286 8,200.00
Jay Williamson .......................... T66 69-70-76-71 286 8,200.00
Matt Hendrix.............................. T70 69-66-76-76 287 7,960.00
Ted Purdy.................................... T70 69-69-74-75 287 7,960.00
Billy Andrade.............................. T72 73-65-74-76 288 7,800.00
Brendon de Jonge...................... T72 66-73-74-75 288 7,800.00
Chad Campbell .......................... T74 75-63-77-74 289 7,640.00
Paul Trittler ................................ T74 67-71-78-73 289 7,640.00
Michael Allen ............................ T76 67-70-80-73 290 7,400.00
Jeff Brehaut .............................. T76 66-73-79-72 290 7,400.00
Richard Green ............................ T76 71-66-79-74 290 7,400.00
Daisuke Maruyama.................... T76 67-67-76-80 290 7,400.00
Brent Geiberger.......................... T80 69-70-76-76 291 7,120.00
Andres Gonzales (S) .................. T80 68-71-77-75 291 7,120.00
Kevin Stadler.............................. T80 69-70-73-79 291 7,120.00
Jaco Van Zyl ................................ 83 70-69-80-73 292 6,960.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
3-89
SECTION 3 TOURNAMENT HISTORIES

TOURNAMENT SUMMARIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Fall Series
Justin Timberlake Shriners
Hospitals for Children Open
NOTES
George McNeill captured the 2007 Frys.com
Open in his 32nd career professional PGA TOUR
start at age 32 years and 13 days. He became the
fourth consecutive first-time winner at the PGA
TOUR’s Las Vegas event and the seventh in tournament
history.
First-time winners at the Frys.com Open
1995 Jim Furyk
1996 Tiger Woods
2002 Phil Tataurangi
2004 Andre Stoltz
2005 Wes Short, Jr.
2006 Troy Matteson
2007 George McNeill
Four-time Grammy Award winning singer, songwriter,
record producer and actor Justin
Timberlake is the host of the TOUR's Las Vegas
event beginning in 2008, to be renamed the Justin
Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open.
Timberlake becomes the 14th celebrity in PGA
TOUR history to host an event, joining the likes of
Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. The
agreement, among Timberlake, title sponsor
Shriners Hospitals for Children and the PGA TOUR,
is for five years, beginning in 2008.
Tournament Record (90 holes):
328, Stuart Appleby, Scott McCarron, 2003
Tournament Record (72 holes):
264, George McNeill, 2007
Current Course Record:
61, Davis Love III, 2001, (TPC Summerlin)
61, Chris DiMarco, 2001, (Southern Highlands GC)
62, John Daly, 2001; Craig Barlow, Dan Forsman, 2003;
Jay Williamson, 2004; Ryan Palmer (TPC Las Vegas) 2005
63, Briny Baird, 2004 (Bear’s Best)
Tournament Course Record:
59, Chip Beck, 1991 (Sunrise CC)
3-90
JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE
TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT HISTORY HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
Bob Tway* ....................334
Andrew Magee* ..........329
John Cook ....................334
Davis Love III ................331
Bruce Lietzke ................332
Jim Furyk ......................331
Tiger Woods*................332
Bill Glasson ..................340
Jim Furyk ......................335
Jim Furyk ......................331
John Cook ......................334
D.A. Weibring ................329
David Frost ....................336
Craig Stadler..................339
Robert Gamez ................333
Billy Mayfair ..................332
Davis Love III..................332
David Edwards ..............341
Billy Mayfair
Mark Calcavecchia ........336
Jonathan Kaye ..............332
Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV (H) ................72/7,164
Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,111
Spanish Trail G&CC, Las Vegas, NV ............72/7,088
Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV (H) ................72/7,164
Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,111
Sunrise GC, Las Vegas, NV ..........................72/6,914
Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV ......................72/7,164
Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,111
TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H)..............72/7,243
Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV ......................72/7,164
Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,111
TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H)..............72/7,243
Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV ......................72/7,164
Las Vegas Hilton CC, Las Vegas, NV ..........71/6,815
TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H)..............72/7,243
Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV ......................72/7,162
Las Vegas Hilton CC, Las Vegas, NV ..........71/6,815
TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H)..............72/7,243
TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H)..............72/7,243
Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,095
Las Vegas Hilton CC, Las Vegas, NV ..........71/6,815
TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H)..............72/7,243
Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,200
Las Vegas Hilton CC, Las Vegas, NV ..........72/7,164
TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H)..............72/7,243
Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,193
Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV ......................72/7,164
TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H)..............72/7,243
Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,193
Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV ......................72/7,164
INVENSYS CLASSIC AT LAS VEGAS
2000
2001
2002
2003
Billy Andrade ................332
Bob Estes......................329
Phil Tataurangi..............330
Stuart Appleby*............328
Phil Mickelson ..............333
Tom Lehman ..................330
Rory Sabbatini
Stuart Appleby ..............331
Jeff Sluman
Scott McCarron..............328
TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H)..............72/7,243
Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV......................72/7,193
Southern Highlands GC, Las Vegas, NV ......72/7,247
TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H)..............72/7,243
TPC Las Vegas, NV ......................................71/7,019
Southern Highlands GC, Las Vegas, NV ......72/7,247
TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H)..............72/7,243
TPC Las Vegas, NV ......................................71/7,063
Southern Highlands GC, Las Vegas, NV ......72/7,440
TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H)..............72/7,243
TPC Las Vegas, NV ......................................71/7,063
Southern Highlands GC, Las Vegas, NV ......72/7,440
MICHELIN CHAMPIONSHIP AT LAS VEGAS
2004
2005
Andre Stolz ..................266
Wes Short, Jr.* ............266
Harrison Frazar ..............267
Tag Ridings
Tom Lehman
Jim Furyk........................266
TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H)..............72/7,243
TPC Las Vegas, NV ......................................71/7,019
Bear’s Best GC, Las Vegas, NV ....................72/7,219
TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H)..............72/7,243
TPC Las Vegas, NV ......................................71/7,019
FRYS.COM OPEN
2006 Troy Matteson ..............265
2007 George McNeill ............264
KEY: * = Playoff
Daniel Chopra ................266
Ben Crane
D.J. Trahan ....................268
TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H)..............72/7,243
TPC Las Vegas, NV ......................................71/7,063
TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H)..............72/7,243
TPC Las Vegas, NV ......................................71/7,063
A scenic view of the 3rd fairway during the fourth round of the 2007 Frys.com Open
PGA TOUR 2008 Guide
PGATOUR.COM

2008 PGA TOUR Fall Series
2007 Fry’s Electronics Open
WEIR
Winner: MIKE WEIR
69-64-65-68 266 (-14) $900,000
ORDER OF FINISH
Player Finish Scores Total Money
Mike Weir ...................................... 1 69-64-65-68 266 $900,000.00
Mark Hensby.................................. 2 71-61-66-69 267 540,000.00
Billy Mayfair .................................. 3 68-66-68-68 270 340,000.00
Sean O'Hair.................................. T4 68-66-68-69 271 220,000.00
Carl Pettersson ............................ T4 67-66-64-74 271 220,000.00
Alex Cejka .................................... T6 68-67-68-69 272 151,250.00
Brian Davis .................................. T6 70-67-66-69 272 151,250.00
Justin Leonard ............................ T6 68-68-65-71 272 151,250.00
Daisuke Maruyama...................... T6 67-65-69-71 272 151,250.00
Ryan Moore.................................. T6 66-63-71-72 272 151,250.00
Pat Perez ...................................... T6 66-71-67-68 272 151,250.00
Jarrod Lyle ................................ T12 69-67-64-73 273 110,000.00
Chris Stroud .............................. T12 69-65-69-70 273 110,000.00
Briny Baird.................................. T14 70-65-69-70 274 92,500.00
Marco Dawson .......................... T14 67-67-70-70 274 92,500.00
Kent Jones ................................ T16 68-66-68-73 275 82,500.00
George McNeill.......................... T16 69-68-65-73 275 82,500.00
Bob Estes .................................. T18 72-64-69-71 276 60,857.15
Chris Riley (S) ............................ T18 70-69-66-71 276 60,857.15
Tim Clark .................................... T18 71-67-66-72 276 60,857.14
Ben Crane .................................. T18 66-66-69-75 276 60,857.14
Jason Gore ................................ T18 67-67-70-72 276 60,857.14
Fredrik Jacobson........................ T18 68-66-69-73 276 60,857.14
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, D=disqualified)
C—141-Robert Allenby, Stewart Cink, John Daly, Glen Day, Harrison
Frazar, Craig Kanada, Tom Lehman, Rocco Mediate, Phil Mickelson,
Kirk Triplett, Bob Tway, 142-Aaron Baddeley, David Branshaw, Gavin
Coles, Chris Couch, Mathew Goggin, Steve Lowery, Steve Marino,
Parker McLachlin, Kyle Reifers, Jim Rutledge, Michael Sim, Jaco
Van Zyl, 143-Jeff Brehaut, Brandel Chamblee, Brian Gay, Scott
Gutschewski, Matt Hendrix, J.J. Henry, Doug LaBelle II, Stephen
Leaney, Jerry Smith, Bubba Watson, Don Yrene, 144-Billy Andrade,
Craig Bowden, Michael Boyd, David Duval, Nick Flanagan, Robert
Gamez, Bob Heintz, Richard S. Johnson, D.J. Trahan, 145-Mark
Calcavecchia, Robert Garrigus, Bryce Molder, Kevin Stadler, 146-Eric
Axley, Dicky Pride, Darron Stiles, 148-Colt Knost, 149-Tom Johnson,
Niklas Lemke, 151-Charley Hoffman, Steve Wheatcroft. W—Ben
Curtis, 208-Garrett Willis. D—73-Tripp Isenhour.
NOTE
This event will be titled the Frys.com Open in 2008.
Tournament Record:
266, Mike Weir, 2007
Tournament Course Record:
61, Mark Hensby, 2007
Scottsdale, AZ October 18-21, 2007 Purse: $5,000,000
Grayhawk Golf Club, Raptor Course Par/Yards: 35-35—70/7,125
LEADERS
First Round
Michael Allen ............................63 (-7)
Nick Watney ..............................65 (-5)
Rich Beem ..................................65 (-5)
Frank Lickliter II ..........................65 (-5)
Tom Pernice, Jr ..........................66 (-4)
Ryan Moore ................................66 (-4)
Chris Couch ................................66 (-4)
Ben Crane....................................66 (-4)
Pat Perez ....................................66 (-4)
Mike Weir ................................69 (T41)
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Arron Oberholser........................ T18 67-68-68-73 276 $60,857.14
Ryan Armour .............................. T25 67-68-72-70 277 42,000.00
Dean Wilson .............................. T25 70-68-70-69 277 42,000.00
Stephen Ames............................ T27 70-68-72-68 278 33,281.25
Steve Flesch .............................. T27 68-68-71-71 278 33,281.25
Jeff Gove.................................... T27 69-69-70-70 278 33,281.25
Tim Herron.................................. T27 67-72-70-69 278 33,281.25
Ryuji Imada ................................ T27 68-68-67-75 278 33,281.25
Joe Ogilvie ................................ T27 70-69-69-70 278 33,281.25
Tom Pernice, Jr........................... T27 66-69-71-72 278 33,281.25
Chris Tidland .............................. T27 68-71-67-72 278 33,281.25
Craig Barlow .............................. T35 70-70-66-73 279 22,583.34
Joe Durant ................................ T35 68-67-71-73 279 22,583.34
Jeff Quinney .............................. T35 68-69-70-72 279 22,583.34
Rich Barcelo .............................. T35 67-67-69-76 279 22,583.33
Cameron Beckman .................... T35 73-67-65-74 279 22,583.33
Mathias Gronberg...................... T35 68-68-68-75 279 22,583.33
Shigeki Maruyama .................... T35 70-69-71-69 279 22,583.33
Shaun Micheel .......................... T35 69-69-73-68 279 22,583.33
Nick Watney .............................. T35 65-68-69-77 279 22,583.33
Rich Beem .................................. T44 65-70-74-71 280 16,000.00
Craig Lile .................................... T44 71-66-70-73 280 16,000.00
Ryan Palmer .............................. T44 67-71-71-71 280 16,000.00
Bo Van Pelt ................................ T44 70-68-68-74 280 16,000.00
D.J. Brigman .............................. T48 68-70-68-75 281 13,100.00
Will MacKenzie.......................... T48 68-69-67-77 281 13,100.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
(The 5th of 7 events in
the PGA TOUR Fall Series)
CUT: 75 players at even-par 140 from a field of 132 professionals.
NOTEWORTHY: Weir, who was T41 after the first round, won for the
first time since 2004 and earned his eighth career victory. With his second-place
finish, Mark Hensby claimed his first top-10 finish since the
2005 U.S. Open.
Second Round
Ryan Moore ............................129 (-11)
Ben Crane ................................132 (-8)
Daisuke Maruyama ..................132 (-8)
Mark Hensby ............................132 (-8)
Mike Weir ................................133 (-7)
Carl Pettersson ........................133 (-7)
Nick Watney ............................133 (-7)
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
FRY’S ELECTRONICS OPEN
2007 Mike Weir ....................266 Mark Hensby..................267 Grayhawk GC (Raptor), Scottsdale, AZ........70/7,125
PGATOUR.COM PGA TOUR 2008 Guide
Third Round
Carl Pettersson ......................197 (-13)
Mark Hensby ..........................198 (-12)
Mike Weir ..............................198 (-12)
Jarrod Lyle ..............................200 (-10)
Ryan Moore ............................200 (-10)
WEATHER: Thursday: Sunny and warm with a high of 83 degrees.
Winds W-SW 5-10 mph. Friday: Sunny and warmer with a high of 91.
Winds SW 4-8 in the afternoon. Saturday: Sunny with a high of 90.
Winds SW 10-18 mph. Sunday: Sunny with a high of 80. Strong winds
N-NE 20-30 mph with stronger gusts.
Kevin Sutherland........................ T48 69-69-70-73 281 $13,100.00
Bill Haas .................................... T51 70-70-68-74 282 12,150.00
John Merrick.............................. T51 67-68-74-73 282 12,150.00
J.P. Hayes .................................. T53 71-67-73-72 283 11,700.00
Michael Putnam ........................ T53 68-71-71-73 283 11,700.00
Michael Allen ............................ T55 63-71-72-78 284 11,250.00
Paul Gow.................................... T55 70-69-70-75 284 11,250.00
Jeff Maggert.............................. T55 72-68-70-74 284 11,250.00
Greg Owen ................................ T55 68-71-73-72 284 11,250.00
Tim Petrovic................................ T55 71-69-74-70 284 11,250.00
Ted Purdy.................................... T55 69-70-74-71 284 11,250.00
Andrew Buckle .......................... T61 67-73-71-74 285 10,700.00
Jason Dufner.............................. T61 68-70-71-76 285 10,700.00
J.B. Holmes................................ T61 72-68-72-73 285 10,700.00
Jerry Kelly .................................. T61 67-69-79-70 285 10,700.00
Kevin Na .................................... T61 72-67-74-72 285 10,700.00
Todd Hamilton............................ T66 70-70-74-72 286 10,350.00
Charles Warren.......................... T66 69-69-69-79 286 10,350.00
Frank Lickliter II.......................... T68 65-69-80-73 287 10,150.00
Jason Schultz ............................ T68 68-72-73-74 287 10,150.00
Brendon de Jonge...................... T70 71-68-74-75 288 9,800.00
Cliff Kresge ................................ T70 70-67-76-75 288 9,800.00
John Mallinger .......................... T70 71-66-72-79 288 9,800.00
Bob May .................................... T70 69-71-73-75 288 9,800.00
John Rollins .............................. T70 71-66-74-77 288 9,800.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
Mark Hensby tees off the 12th hole during the
final round of the Fry's Electronics Open
3-91
SECTION 3 TOURNAMENT SUMMARIES

TOURNAMENT SUMMARIES
3
SECTION
2008 PGA TOUR Fall Series
2007 Ginn sur Mer Classic
at Tesoro (The 6th of 7 events in the PGA TOUR Fall Series)
CHOPRA
3-92
Winner: DANIEL CHOPRA
67-66-69-71 273 (-19) $810,000
ORDER OF FINISH
Player Finish Scores Total Money
Daniel Chopra ................................ 1 67-66-69-71 273 $810,000.00
Fredrik Jacobson.......................... T2 71-67-67-69 274 396,000.00
Shigeki Maruyama ...................... T2 69-68-68-69 274 396,000.00
Dicky Pride .................................... 4 73-70-69-64 276 216,000.00
Cameron Beckman ...................... T5 70-70-67-72 279 158,062.50
Ken Duke...................................... T5 72-67-70-70 279 158,062.50
Sean O'Hair.................................. T5 68-68-69-74 279 158,062.50
Charlie Wi .................................... T5 69-71-68-71 279 158,062.50
Robert Gamez .............................. T9 72-71-71-66 280 121,500.00
Robert Garrigus............................ T9 72-70-67-71 280 121,500.00
Michael Sim ................................ T9 69-67-72-72 280 121,500.00
Bob Estes .................................. T12 64-68-72-77 281 91,125.00
Jerry Kelly .................................. T12 72-72-68-69 281 91,125.00
Parker McLachlin ...................... T12 71-68-70-72 281 91,125.00
Chris Stroud .............................. T12 70-69-70-72 281 91,125.00
Tommy Armour III ...................... T16 64-68-78-72 282 67,500.00
Briny Baird.................................. T16 69-70-65-78 282 67,500.00
Kent Jones ................................ T16 69-71-73-69 282 67,500.00
Daisuke Maruyama.................... T16 71-66-71-74 282 67,500.00
Jeff Quinney .............................. T16 73-64-72-73 282 67,500.00
Bryce Molder.............................. T21 67-71-72-73 283 52,200.00
Greg Owen ................................ T21 70-71-68-74 283 52,200.00
Rich Beem .................................. T23 71-72-71-70 284 43,200.00
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew, D=disqualified, A=amateur)
C—145-Eric Axley, Glen Day, Jay Delsing, Bubba Dickerson, Brent
Geiberger, Mathias Gronberg, Bob Heintz, Tripp Isenhour, Jeff
Maggert, Jeff Overton, Heath Slocum, Chris Tidland, 146-Jeff
Brehaut, Gavin Coles, Chris Couch, J.P. Hayes, Jarrod Lyle, Carl
Pettersson, Jim Rutledge, Jaco Van Zyl, 147-David Branshaw, Tom
Byrum, Derek Fathauer (A), Matt Hendrix, Stephen Leaney, Len
Mattiace, Bob May, David Peoples, Joey Sindelar, Darron Stiles, 148-
Brian Bateman, Scott Gutschewski, Tom Johnson, Shaun Micheel,
Larry Mize, 149-Robert Allenby, Ryan Garrity, Gabriel Hjertstedt,
Spike McRoy, Jason Schultz, Jerry Smith, 151-Daryl Fathauer (A),
Gary Hallberg, Dave Rummells, 152-Marco Dawson, Neal Lancaster,
153-D.J. Brigman, 154-Scott Gump, Kevin Stadler, Kirk Triplett, 155-
Joel Edwards. W—79-Will MacKenzie, 78-Robert Damron, Mark
Calcavecchia, 76-Jose Coceres, 75-Richard S. Johnson, Michael
Bradley, 223-John Daly. D—79-J.B. Holmes, 74-Carlos Franco.
NOTE
This year’s tournament moves to the Ginn Hammock
Beach Conservatory Course in Palm Coast, FL, a 2006
Tom Watson design.
Tournament Record:
273, Daniel Chopra, 2007
Tournament Course Record:
64, Tommy Armour III, Bob Estes, Jeff Quinney, Dicky Pride
Port St. Lucie, FL October 25-28, 2007 Purse: $4,500,000
Tesoro Club Par/Yards: 37-36—73/7,381
LEADERS
First Round
Bob Estes ....................................64 (-9)
Tommy Armour III........................64 (-9)
Daniel Chopra ............................67 (-6)
Craig Kanada ..............................67 (-6)
Bryce Molder ..............................67 (-6)
CUT: 73 players at 2-under-par 144 from a field of 130 professionals
and two amateurs.
NOTEWORTHY: Rain plagued the tournament all week, preventing
any round from being completed on time. The tournament finished on
Monday morning, with six players needing to complete play. The
Monday finish was the fourth on TOUR in 2007, three of them
unscheduled. Daniel Chopra, tied with Shigeki Maruyama and Fredrik
Jacobsen when play was suspended on Sunday, birdied the par-5 16th
hole Monday morning to gain a one-stroke victory.
Watch the 2008 Ginn sur Mer Classic October 30-November 2 on GOLF CHANNEL
Lucas Glover .............................. T23 71-68-73-72 284 $43,200.00
Cliff Kresge ................................ T23 74-70-70-70 284 43,200.00
Mark Brooks .............................. T26 69-72-71-73 285 31,275.00
Russ Cochran ............................ T26 73-69-72-71 285 31,275.00
Brendon de Jonge...................... T26 74-70-68-73 285 31,275.00
Paul Gow.................................... T26 70-70-70-75 285 31,275.00
Matt Kuchar .............................. T26 72-70-69-74 285 31,275.00
Justin Leonard .......................... T26 73-69-68-75 285 31,275.00
Frank Lickliter II.......................... T26 68-72-74-71 285 31,275.00
Kevin Na .................................... T26 68-70-73-74 285 31,275.00
Ryan Armour .............................. T34 72-72-72-70 286 23,220.00
Andrew Buckle .......................... T34 72-72-71-71 286 23,220.00
Brian Gay.................................... T34 70-70-75-71 286 23,220.00
John Huston .............................. T34 70-69-76-71 286 23,220.00
Garrett Willis ............................ T34 73-71-70-72 286 23,220.00
Craig Bowden ............................ T39 71-70-70-76 287 18,000.00
Michael Boyd ............................ T39 73-68-72-74 287 18,000.00
Joe Durant ................................ T39 71-71-75-70 287 18,000.00
Lee Janzen ................................ T39 75-68-73-71 287 18,000.00
Craig Kanada.............................. T39 67-71-76-73 287 18,000.00
Johnson Wagner........................ T39 73-71-71-72 287 18,000.00
Rich Barcelo .............................. T45 74-68-73-73 288 12,870.00
Ben Curtis .................................. T45 75-66-73-74 288 12,870.00
Jason Dufner.............................. T45 71-70-72-75 288 12,870.00
Ryuji Imada ................................ T45 68-71-70-79 288 12,870.00
Ryan Palmer .............................. T45 71-71-71-75 288 12,870.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
GINN SUR MER CLASSIC AT TESORO
2007 Daniel Chopra ..............273 Fredrik Jacobson............274 Tesoro Club, Port St. Lucie, FL ....................73/7,381
Shigeki Maruyama
FREDRIK JACOBSON
Second Round
Bob Estes ................................132 (-14)
Tommy Armour III ..................132 (-14)
Daniel Chopra ........................133 (-13)
Sean O’Hair ............................136 (-10)
Steve Lowery ..........................136 (-10)
Michael Sim............................136 (-10)
PGA TOUR 2008 Guide
Third Round
Daniel Chopra ........................202 (-17)
Briny Baird ..............................204 (-15)
Bob Estes ................................204 (-15)
Shigeki Maruyama ................205 (-14)
Fredrik Jacobson ....................205 (-14)
Sean O’Hair ............................205 (-14)
WEATHER: Thursday: Light rain. Play suspended at 6:39 p.m. with 22 players
left to complete first round. High of 79. Winds N 18 mph. Friday: Start
of play delayed 70 minutes. Play suspended at 5:40 p.m. with 64 players left
to complete second round. High of 82. Saturday: Resumption of play
delayed 1 hour due to heavy rain overnight. Play suspended at 6:38 p.m.
with 34 players left to complete third round. High of 85. Winds E 18 mph.
Sunday: Resumption of play delayed 30 minutes due to rain. Beginning of
fourth round delayed 75 minutes due to wet conditions. Play suspended at
6:49 p.m. with 6 players left to complete tournament. High of 84. Winds E-
NE 15-20 mph. Monday: Play resumed at 8 a.m. High in low 80s.
Michael Putnam ........................ T45 68-70-73-77 288 $12,870.00
Steve Flesch .............................. T51 68-73-71-77 289 10,732.50
Steve Lowery ............................ T51 70-66-76-77 289 10,732.50
Ted Purdy.................................... T51 69-68-77-75 289 10,732.50
Steve Wheatcroft ...................... T51 72-72-72-73 289 10,732.50
Brian Davis ................................ T55 73-71-73-73 290 10,215.00
Jeff Gove.................................... T55 73-70-73-74 290 10,215.00
Bob Tway.................................... T55 70-70-73-77 290 10,215.00
Duffy Waldorf ............................ T55 71-72-74-73 290 10,215.00
Harrison Frazar .......................... T59 75-68-73-75 291 9,720.00
Jim Gallagher, Jr. ...................... T59 70-74-72-75 291 9,720.00
Greg Kraft .................................. T59 72-70-73-76 291 9,720.00
Craig Lile .................................... T59 73-70-71-77 291 9,720.00
Steve Marino ............................ T59 73-71-74-73 291 9,720.00
Kyle Reifers................................ T59 73-68-73-77 291 9,720.00
Jay Williamson .......................... T59 69-75-72-75 291 9,720.00
Dan Forsman .............................. T66 70-72-73-77 292 9,315.00
Doug LaBelle II .......................... T66 75-69-73-75 292 9,315.00
Jesper Parnevik.......................... T68 72-72-70-79 293 9,135.00
Grant Waite .............................. T68 72-72-72-77 293 9,135.00
Bart Bryant ................................ T70 72-72-73-77 294 8,955.00
John Merrick.............................. T70 72-70-73-79 294 8,955.00
Chris Riley .................................... 72 70-74-72-82 298 8,820.00
(Q)=Open Qualifier; (S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
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AMES
Winner: STEPHEN AMES
70-63-70-68 271 (-17) $828,000
ORDER OF FINISH
Player Finish Scores Total Money
Stephen Ames................................ 1 70-63-70-68 271 $828,000.00
Tim Clark ........................................ 2 67-69-70-66 272 496,800.00
Robert Gamez .............................. T3 70-69-67-68 274 239,200.00
Tag Ridings .................................. T3 67-66-71-70 274 239,200.00
Scott Verplank.............................. T3 66-66-71-71 274 239,200.00
Justin Leonard ............................ T6 67-67-70-71 275 154,100.00
Bryce Molder................................ T6 68-69-70-68 275 154,100.00
Jeff Overton ................................ T6 67-68-69-71 275 154,100.00
J.P. Hayes .................................... T9 65-69-72-70 276 119,600.00
J.B. Holmes.................................. T9 70-66-70-70 276 119,600.00
Heath Slocum .............................. T9 68-68-69-71 276 119,600.00
Nick Watney ................................ T9 68-68-73-67 276 119,600.00
Stewart Cink .............................. T13 69-67-70-71 277 92,000.00
Brian Gay.................................... T13 70-69-69-69 277 92,000.00
Jeff Gove.................................... T15 72-67-68-71 278 73,600.00
Ryuji Imada ................................ T15 66-71-69-72 278 73,600.00
Sean O'Hair................................ T15 68-66-76-68 278 73,600.00
Kevin Stadler.............................. T15 69-69-69-71 278 73,600.00
Brett Wetterich .......................... T15 69-65-72-72 278 73,600.00
Cameron Beckman .................... T20 66-68-72-73 279 49,833.34
Bart Bryant ................................ T20 69-65-75-70 279 49,833.34
Rich Beem .................................. T20 70-66-70-73 279 49,833.33
D.J. Brigman .............................. T20 70-65-71-73 279 49,833.33
Mathew Goggin ........................ T20 68-67-69-75 279 49,833.33
Steve Marino ............................ T20 68-66-72-73 279 49,833.33
Michael Allen ............................ T26 69-68-73-70 280 30,025.46
Jesper Parnevik.......................... T26 70-68-72-70 280 30,025.46
Carl Pettersson .......................... T26 68-70-73-69 280 30,025.46
The following players did not finish
(C=cut, W=withdrew)
C—142-Tom Johnson, Tom Lehman, Bob May, Shaun Micheel, Ron
Philo, Jr., 143-Robert Allenby, Rich Barcelo, Brian Bateman, Chris
Couch, Ben Curtis, Tadd Fujikawa, Bill Haas, Richard S. Johnson,
Jerry Kelly, John Merrick, Kevin Na, Craig Perks, Ted Purdy, Darron
Stiles, Johnson Wagner, 144-Craig Bowden, Robert Garrigus, Scott
Gutschewski, Cliff Kresge, Michael Putnam, Jim Rutledge, Jerry
Smith, 145-Mark Calcavecchia, Gavin Coles, Brent Geiberger, Jeff
Quinney, 146-John Huston, Daisuke Maruyama, George McNeill,
Jaco Van Zyl, Jay Williamson, 147-Harrison Frazar, Paul Gow, Matt
Hendrix, 148-Andrew Buckle, 149-Bob Estes, 151-Bubba Dickerson,
154-Scott Gump. W—216-Eric Axley.
TIM CLARK
Walt Disney World Resort; Lake Buena Vista, FL November 1-4, 2007 Purse: $4,600,000
Magnolia Course (M, Host) Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,516
Palm Course (P) Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,010
LEADERS
First Round
J.P. Hayes (M) ............................65 (-7)
Cameron Beckman (M) ..............66 (-6)
Scott Verplank (P) ......................66 (-6)
Ryuji Imada (P) ............................66 (-6)
Stephen Ames (M) ..................70 (T44)
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Joey Sindelar ............................ T26 69-69-73-69 280 30,025.46
Vaughn Taylor ............................ T26 67-67-75-71 280 30,025.46
Joe Durant ................................ T26 68-72-69-71 280 30,025.45
Bob Heintz.................................. T26 69-67-72-72 280 30,025.45
Craig Kanada.............................. T26 70-67-71-72 280 30,025.45
Steve Lowery ............................ T26 71-65-71-73 280 30,025.45
Billy Mayfair .............................. T26 70-67-71-72 280 30,025.45
Parker McLachlin ...................... T26 68-69-72-71 280 30,025.45
Jason Dufner.............................. T37 74-64-70-73 281 21,160.00
Mathias Gronberg...................... T37 70-71-69-71 281 21,160.00
Tim Petrovic................................ T37 68-68-68-77 281 21,160.00
Charles Warren.......................... T37 69-69-71-72 281 21,160.00
Ken Duke.................................... T41 69-71-70-72 282 14,561.10
Ryan Armour .............................. T41 69-64-76-73 282 14,561.09
Craig Barlow .............................. T41 70-69-72-71 282 14,561.09
Glen Day .................................... T41 74-67-73-68 282 14,561.09
Tripp Isenhour ............................ T41 71-67-69-75 282 14,561.09
Fredrik Jacobson........................ T41 71-70-71-70 282 14,561.09
Jarrod Lyle ................................ T41 69-69-73-71 282 14,561.09
Ryan Moore................................ T41 70-67-72-73 282 14,561.09
Tom Pernice, Jr........................... T41 72-69-70-71 282 14,561.09
Kyle Reifers................................ T41 72-67-72-71 282 14,561.09
Chris Stroud .............................. T41 70-68-75-69 282 14,561.09
Daniel Chopra ............................ T52 72-68-71-72 283 10,672.00
Ben Crane .................................. T52 70-68-73-72 283 10,672.00
Joe Ogilvie ................................ T52 70-68-77-68 283 10,672.00
Jason Schultz ............................ T52 67-72-72-72 283 10,672.00
Michael Sim .............................. T52 71-69-68-75 283 10,672.00
Kirk Triplett ................................ T52 70-67-72-74 283 10,672.00
Brian Davis ................................ T58 73-67-72-72 284 10,120.00
Greg Kraft .................................. T58 73-68-71-72 284 10,120.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
WALT DISNEY WORLD OPEN INVITATIONAL
1971 Jack Nicklaus ..............273 Deane Beman ................276 Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Lake Buena Vista, FL
1972 Jack Nicklaus ..............267 Jim Dent ........................276 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Bobby Mitchell Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Larry Wood Lake Buena Vista, FL
1973 Jack Nicklaus 275 Mason Rudolph 276 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Lake Buena Vista, FL
WALT DISNEY WORLD NATIONAL TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
1974 Hubert Green/ ..............255 J.C. Snead/ ....................256 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Mac McLendon Sam Snead Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Ed Sneed/ Lake Buena Vista, FL
Bert Yancey
1975 Jim Colbert/..................252 Bobby Cole/ ..................255 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Dean Refram Victor Regalado Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
John Schlee/ Lake Buena Vista, FL
Curtis Sifford
1976 Woody Blackburn/ ........260 Gay Brewer/ ..................260 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Bill Kratzert* Bobby Nichols Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Lake Buena Vista, FL
1977 Gibby Gilbert/ ..............253 Steve Melnyk/ ..............254 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Grier Jones Andy North Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
(The 7th of 7 events in
the PGA TOUR Fall Series)
CUT: 89 players at 3-under-par 141 from a field of 132 professionals.
NOTEWORTHY: Players were allowed “preferred lies” through the
green in all four rounds. The 89 players to make the cut were the
most since 90 made the cut at the 2006 Frys.com Open. With a T15
finish, Kevin Stadler jumped from No. 127 to No. 124 to wrap up top-
125 status for 2008, replacing Ted Purdy who missed the cut and fell
to No. 127.
Second Round
Scott Verplank (P) ..................132 (-12)
Stephen Ames (P) ..................133 (-11)
Tag Ridings (M) ......................133 (-11)
Ryan Armour (P)......................133 (-11)
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Stephen Ames ........................203 (-13)
Scott Verplank ........................203 (-13)
Tim Petrovic ............................204 (-12)
Mathew Goggin......................204 (-12)
Jeff Overton............................204 (-12)
Justin Leonard ........................204 (-12)
Tag Ridings..............................204 (-12)
WEATHER: Thursday: Partly cloudy with a high of 79, with drizzle
during the day. Winds N-NE 15-20 mph with gusts up to 25 mph in
the afternoon. Friday: Mostly sunny and breezy with N winds 10-20
mph. High of 76. Saturday: Mostly sunny and breezy. High of 77.
Winds NW 10-15 mph. Sunday: Sunny and warm with a high of 78.
Winds N-NW 7-12 mph.
Matt Kuchar .............................. T58 71-70-73-70 284 10,120.00
Doug LaBelle II .......................... T58 70-68-73-73 284 10,120.00
Neal Lancaster .......................... T58 69-72-71-72 284 10,120.00
Michael Boyd ............................ T63 73-68-73-71 285 9,568.00
Brendon de Jonge...................... T63 70-69-76-70 285 9,568.00
Lucas Glover .............................. T63 68-73-72-72 285 9,568.00
Kent Jones ................................ T63 73-68-71-73 285 9,568.00
Dicky Pride ................................ T63 67-70-74-74 285 9,568.00
Duffy Waldorf (S) ...................... T63 72-69-71-73 285 9,568.00
Charlie Wi .................................. T63 70-71-70-74 285 9,568.00
Jeff Brehaut .............................. T70 71-68-76-71 286 9,062.00
Marco Dawson .......................... T70 71-70-74-71 286 9,062.00
Rocco Mediate .......................... T70 72-67-76-71 286 9,062.00
Greg Owen ................................ T70 71-69-76-70 286 9,062.00
Woody Austin ............................ T74 67-74-71-75 287 8,694.00
John Mallinger .......................... T74 68-73-71-75 287 8,694.00
Ryan Palmer .............................. T74 74-67-74-72 287 8,694.00
Boo Weekley.............................. T74 73-67-72-75 287 8,694.00
Billy Andrade.............................. T78 72-69-73-74 288 8,280.00
Lee Janzen (S)............................ T78 74-67-71-76 288 8,280.00
Frank Lickliter II.......................... T78 69-72-73-74 288 8,280.00
Craig Lile .................................... T78 70-71-74-73 288 8,280.00
Jeff Maggert.............................. T78 69-68-75-76 288 8,280.00
Briny Baird.................................. T83 73-67-75-74 289 7,912.00
Chris Tidland .............................. T83 71-67-71-80 289 7,912.00
Bubba Watson .......................... T83 70-69-71-79 289 7,912.00
David Branshaw .......................... 86 71-70-77-74 292 7,728.00
Bob Tway...................................... 87 70-70-78-76 294 7,636.00
Steve Wheatcroft ........................ 88 73-68-78-77 296 7,544.00
(S)=Sponsor Exemption; T=Tie
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Children’s Miracle Network Classic
NOTES
Stephen Ames won his third career PGA TOUR
event at the 2007 Children’s Miracle Network
Classic despite a rank of T65 in Greens in
Regulation on the week (63.9 percent). Ames was
T1 in Total Putts (103).
At age 43 years, 6 months and 7 days, Stephen
Ames joined five other players to win the
Children’s Miracle Network Classic in their 40s:
Raymond Floyd in 1986 (44 years, 1 month, 15
days), Larry Nelson in 1987 (40 years, 1 month, 8
days), Brad Bryant in 1995 (40 years, 9 months,
27 days), Vijay Singh in 2003 (40 years, 8 months,
4 days) and Joe Durant in 2006 (42 years, 6
months, 15 days).
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JOE DURANT
Stephen Ames (native of Trinidad & Tobago,
Canadian citizen) became the third international
winner of the Children’s Miracle Network Classic,
joining Argentina’s Jose Coceres (2001) and Fiji’s
Vijay Singh (2003).
Stephen Ames’ final-round 68 in 2007 was the
highest final-round score by a winner at the
Children’s Miracle Network Classic since Jose
Coceres closed with a 68 in 2001. His 72-hole
winning score of 17-under-par 271 was the highest
winning score since 1999 when Tiger Woods won
with an identical total of 17-under 271.
Tim Clark’s runner-up finish in 2007 was his
fourth top-10 finish in five starts at the Children’s
Miracle Network Classic (T10-2005, T6-2004, T6-
2002). The finish in 2007 marked Clark’s fifth runner-up
finish since 2005 and his third of the 2007
season.
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
1978 Wayne Levi/..................254 Bobby Wadkins/ ............257 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Bob Mann Lanny Wadkins Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Lake Buena Vista, FL
1979 George Burns/ ..............255 Scott Bess/ ....................258 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Ben Crenshaw ................ Dan Halldorson ................ Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Jeff Hewes/ Lake Buena Vista, FL
Peter Jacobsen
Sammy Rachels/
D.A. Weibring
1980 Danny Edwards/ 253 Gibby Gilbert/ 255 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
David Edwards ................ Dan Halldorson ................ Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Mike Harmon/ Lake Buena Vista, FL
Barry Harwell
Grier Jones/
Dana Quigley
1981 Vance Heafner/ ............246 Chip Beck/......................251 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Mike Holland .................. Rex Caldwell .................... Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Lake Buena Vista, FL
WALT DISNEY WORLD GOLF CLASSIC
1982 Hal Sutton* ..................269 Bill Britton......................269 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Walt Disney World Res., (Lake Buena Vista)......72/6,706
Lake Buena Vista, FL
1983 Payne Stewart ..............269 Nick Faldo ......................271 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Mark McCumber Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Walt Disney World Res., (Lake Buena Vista)......72/6,706
Lake Buena Vista, FL
1984 Larry Nelson ................266 Hubert Green ................267 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Walt Disney World Res., (Lake Buena Vista)......72/6,706
Lake Buena Vista, FL
WALT DISNEY WORLD/OLDSMOBILE CLASSIC
1985 Lanny Wadkins ............267 Mike Donald ..................268 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Scott Hoch Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Walt Disney World Res., (Lake Buena Vista)......72/6,706
Lake Buena Vista, FL
1986 Raymond Floyd*................275 Lon Hinkle ......................275 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Mike Sullivan Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Walt Disney World Res., (Lake Buena Vista)......72/6,706
Lake Buena Vista, FL
1987 Larry Nelson ................268 Morris Hatalsky ............269 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Mark O’Meara Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Walt Disney World Res., (Lake Buena Vista)......72/6,706
Lake Buena Vista, FL
1988 Bob Lohr*......................263 Chip Beck ......................263 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Walt Disney World Res., (Lake Buena Vista)......72/6,706
Lake Buena Vista, FL
1989 Tim Simpson ................272 Donnie Hammond.......... 273 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Walt Disney World Res., (Lake Buena Vista)......72/6,706
Lake Buena Vista, FL
1990 Tim Simpson ................264 John Mahaffey.............. 265 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Walt Disney World Res., (Lake Buena Vista)......72/6,706
Lake Buena Vista, FL
1991 Mark O'Meara ..............267 David Peoples................ 268 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Walt Disney World Res., (Lake Buena Vista)......72/6,706
Lake Buena Vista, FL
1992 John Huston ................262 Mark O’Meara .............. 265 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Walt Disney World Res., (Lake Buena Vista)......72/6,706
Lake Buena Vista, FL
1993 Jeff Maggert ................265 Greg Kraft...................... 268 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Walt Disney World Res., (Lake Buena Vista)......72/6,706
Lake Buena Vista, FL
1994 Rick Fehr ......................265 Craig Stadler ................ 271 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Fuzzy Zoeller Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Walt Disney World Res., (Eagle Pines)........72/6,772
1995 Brad Bryant~ ................198 Hal Sutton......................199 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,941
Ted Tryba Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Walt Disney World Res., (Lake Buena Vista)......72/6,819
Lake Buena Vista, FL
1996 Tiger Woods..................267 Payne Stewart ..............268 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,957
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Walt Disney World Res., (Lake Buena Vista)......72/6,819
Lake Buena Vista, FL
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
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With his T3 finish at the 2007 Children’s Miracle
Network Classic, Scott Verplank earned $239,000
to surpass $3 million in earnings for the first time
in his 21-year PGA TOUR career. Verplank finished
the 2007 campaign with $3,114,289.
SCOTT VERPLANK
Kevin Stadler (T15) earned $73,600 at the 2007
Children’s Miracle Network Classic and was the
only player outside the top 125 on the money list
(not otherwise exempt) to climb into the top 125.
He moved from No. 127 to No. 124. Ted Purdy
began the week at No. 125 but missed the cut to
fall to No. 127.
Scott Verplank (T3) has made 12 consecutive
cuts at the Children’s Miracle Network Classic, the
longest active tournament streak. The most consecutive
cuts made in tournament history are
shared by John Cook, Paul Azinger and Larry
Mize at 13.
Tournament Record:
262, John Huston, 1992
Current Course Record:
60, Justin Rose, 2006 (Palm)
61, Payne Stewart, 1990 (Magnolia)
Other Course Record:
61, Bob Tway, 1989 (Lake Buena Vista)
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Yards
1997 David Duval* ................270 Dan Forsman..................270 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,957
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Walt Disney World Res., (Lake Buena Vista)......72/6,819
Lake Buena Vista, FL
NATIONAL CAR RENTAL GOLF CLASSIC AT WALT DISNEY WORLD RESORT
1998 John Huston ................272 Davis Love III..................273 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,967
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Lake Buena Vista, FL
1999 Tiger Woods..................271 Ernie Els ........................272 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,967
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,190
Lake Buena Vista, FL
2000 Duffy Waldorf ..............262 Steve Flesch ..................263 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/7,193
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,243
Lake Buena Vista, FL
2001 Jose Coceres ................265 Davis Love III..................266 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/7,193
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,201
Lake Buena Vista, FL
DISNEY GOLF CLASSIC
2002 Bob Burns ....................263 Chris DiMarco................264 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,957
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,200
Lake Buena Vista, FL
FUNAI GOLF CLASSIC AT WALT DISNEY WORLD RESORT
2003 Vijay Singh....................265 Scott Verplank................269 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/6,957
Tiger Woods Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,200
Stewart Cink Lake Buena Vista, FL
2004 Ryan Palmer..................266 Briny Bard ......................269 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/7,015
Vijay Singh Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,200
Lake Buena Vista, FL
2005 Lucas Glover ................265 Tom Pernice, Jr. ............266 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/7,015
Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,516
Lake Buena Vista, FL
2006 Joe Durant....................263 Frank Lickliter II..............267 Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/7,015
Troy Matteson Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,516
Lake Buena Vista, FL
CHILDREN’S MIRACLE NETWORK CLASSIC PRESENTED BY WAL-MART
2007 Stephen Ames ..............271 Tim Clark ........................272 Walt Disney World Resort, (Magnolia)........72/7,516
Walt Disney World Resort, (Palm) ..............72/7,010
Lake Buena Vista, FL
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened
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2007 PGA Grand Slam of Golf
CABRERA
NOTES
U.S. Open champion Angel Cabrera rallied from a
triple bogey on the first hole of the second round to
finish birdie-eagle and force a playoff with British
Open champion Padraig Harrington. Cabrera made
a two-putt birdie on the third sudden-death hole, the
par-5 18th, to win the title.
Jim Furyk replaced PGA champion Tiger Woods,
who did not play the event for the first time. Fuyrk
finished third despite a triple bogey in the second
round.
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Winner: ANGEL CABRERA*
68-68 136 (-4) $600,000
ORDER OF FINISH
*Def. Padraig Harrington with a birdie-4 on the third hole of sudden death.
Player Scores Total Par Money
Angel Cabrera..........................68-68 136 -4 $600,000
Padraig Harrington ..................67-69 136 -4 350,000
Jim Furyk..................................71-67 138 -3 250,000
Zach Johnson ..........................71-68 139 -2 200,000
JIM FURYK
Tucker’s Town, Bermuda October 16-17, 2007 Purse: $1,350,000
Mid Ocean Club Par/Yards: 35-35—70/6,666
LEADERS
First Round
Padraig Harrington............................67
Angel Cabrera ..................................68
Jim Furyk ..........................................71
Zach Johnson ....................................71
FORMAT: Two days of medal play. A sudden-death playoff is conducted
in the event of a tie after 36 holes.
NOTEWORTHY: In 2007, Argentina’s Angel Cabrera became the
first non-American to win the PGA Grand Slam of Golf since South
Africa’s Ernie Els in 1997.
WEATHER: Sunny skies to open first-round play, with a N-NW wind
12-14 mph and 75 degrees. In the second round, sunny and clear with
temperature of 72 degrees and a NE wind at 2 mph.
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TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
PGA GRAND SLAM OF GOLF
[Conducted as an 18-hole event from 1979-90, inclusive]
1979 Andy North+ ..................73 John Mahaffey ..............77 Oak Hill CC, Rochester, NY ..........................70/6,974
Gary Player ....................73 Jack Nicklaus..................77
1980 Lanny Wadkins ..............71 Hale Irwin ......................73 Hazeltine National GC, Chaska, MN ..........72/7,148
1981 Lee Trevino ....................68 Tom Watson....................71 Breakers West GC, ......................................71/7,100
West Palm Beach, FL
1982 Bill Rogers ....................71 Larry Nelson....................75 PGA National GC (Champion) ......................72/7,137
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
1986 Greg Norman ................70 Fuzzy Zoeller ..................72 Kemper Lakes GC ........................................72/7,127
Hawthorn Woods, IL
1988 Larry Nelson ..................69 Larry Mize ......................70 Kemper Lakes GC ........................................72/7,127
Scott Simpson 70 Hawthorn Woods, IL
1989 Curtis Strange................73 Craig Stadler ..................75 Kemper Lakes GC,
Hawthorn Woods, IL
1990 Andy North ....................70 Craig Stadler ..................74 Kemper Lakes GC
Hawthorn Woods, IL
[Conducted as a 36-hole stroke-play event from 1991 to present, with the exception of 1998-99, when it was match play]
1991 Ian Woosnam................135 Ian Baker-Finch ..............139 Kauai Lagoons Resort, Kauai, HI ................72/7,035
1992 Nick Price*....................137 Tom Kite ........................137 PGA West (Nicklaus Resort) ........................72/7,126
La Quinta, CA
1993 Greg Norman ................145 Paul Azinger ..................147 PGA West (Nicklaus Resort) ........................72/7,126
La Quinta, CA
1994 Greg Norman ................136 Nick Price ......................139 Poipu Bay GC, Kauai, HI ..............................72/6,957
1995 Ben Crenshaw ..............140 Steve Elkington..............141 Poipu Bay GC, Kauai, HI ..............................72/6,957
1996 Tom Lehman..................134 Steve Jones ..................136 Poipu Bay GC, Kauai, HI ..............................72/6,957
1997 Ernie Els........................133 Tiger Woods ..................136 Poipu Bay GC, Kauai, HI ..............................72/6,957
1998 Tiger Woods ................2-Up Vijay Singh........................ Poipu Bay GC, Kauai, HI; ..............................72/6,957
1999 Tiger Woods ..............3 and 2 David Love III .................... Poipu Bay GC, Kauai, HI; ..............................72/6,957
2000 Tiger Woods*................139 Vijay Singh ....................139 Poipu Bay GC, Kauai, HI ..............................72/6,957
2001 Tiger Woods..................132 David Toms ....................135 Poipu Bay GC, Kauai, HI ..............................72/6,957
2002 Tiger Woods#................127 Justin Leonard ..............141 Poipu Bay GC, Kauai, HI ..............................72/7,081
Davis Love III
2003 Jim Furyk ......................135 Mike Weir......................143 Poipu Bay GC, Kauai, HI ..............................72/7,081
2004 Phil Mickelson# ............127 Vijay Singh ....................132 Poipu Bay GC, Kauai, HI ..............................72/7,108
2005 Tiger Woods..................131 Phil Mickelson ..............138 Poipu Bay GC, Kauai, HI ..............................72/7,123
2006 Tiger Woods..................136 Jim Furyk........................138 Poipu Bay GC, Kauai, HI ..............................72/7,123
2007 Angel Cabrera* ............136 Padraig Harrington ........136 Mid Ocean Club, Tucker’s Town, Bermuda....70/6,666
KEY: + = No sudden-death playoff was conducted * = Won sudden-death playoff # = 36-hole scoring record
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2007 Wendy’s 3-Tour Challenge
KERR
NOTES
Cristie Kerr, LPGA Team—209 total
*Won with a birdie on the first hole
of a sudden-death playoff.
The LPGA’s Cristie Kerr sank a 5-foot birdie putt on
the par-4 18th hole to beat the Champions Tour’s
Fred Funk on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff
to win the 2007 Wendy’s 3-Tour Challenge.
FRED FUNK
The 16th annual event in 2007 raised $3.9 million for
the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption, a nonprofit
charity created by the Wendy's founder to facilitate
adoptions of the more than 140,000 children in
North American foster care systems. The event has
raised approximately $25 million cumulatively.
Henderson, NV November 13, 2007 Purse: $1,000,000
Reflection Bay Golf Club at Lake Las Vegas Par/Yards: 36-36—72
PGA TOUR, 7,225;
Champions Tour, 7,040;
LPGA, 6,319
First Place: LPGA 209
$400,000
Natalie Gulbis ......................70
Cristie Kerr ............................71
Morgan Pressel ....................68
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Second Place: Champions Tour
$330,000
Fred Funk ..............................70
Jay Haas................................70
Nick Price ..............................69
NOTEWORTHY: The PGA TOUR won $200,000 for winning the front
nine and therefore earned more money than the Champions Tour.
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
WENDY’S 3-TOUR CHALLENGE
1992 LPGA......................Nancy Lopez, Dottie Pepper, Patty Sheehan ................New Albany CC
New Albany, OH
1993 Champions Tour ....Raymond Floyd, Jack Nicklaus, Chi Chi Rodriguez........Colleton River Plantation
Hilton Head, SC
1994 PGA TOUR ..........Paul Azinger, Fred Couples, Greg Norman ....................PGA West (Nicklaus Resort Course)
La Quinta, CA
1995 Champions Tour ....Raymond Floyd, Hale Irwin, Jack Nicklaus....................Muirfield Village GC
Dublin, OH
1996 PGA TOUR ............Fred Couples, Davis Love III, Payne Stewart ................SouthShore GC
Lake Las Vegas Resort
Henderson, NV
1997 PGA TOUR ............Fred Couples, Tom Lehman, Phil Mickelson ..................SouthShore GC
Lake Las Vegas Resort
Henderson, NV
1998 Champions Tour ....Hale Irwin, Gil Morgan, Larry Nelson............................Reflection Bay GC
Lake Las Vegas Resort
Henderson, NV
1999 Champions Tour ....Hale Irwin, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson........................Reflection Bay GC
Lake Las Vegas Resort
Henderson, NV
2000 PGA TOUR ............Notah Begay III, Rocco Mediate, Phil Mickelson ..........Reflection Bay GC
Lake Las Vegas Resort
Henderson, NV
2001 LPGA......................Dottie Pepper, Annika Sorenstam, Karrie Webb ..........SouthShore GC
Las Vegas Resort
Henderson, NV
2002 PGA TOUR ............John Daly, Jim Furyk, Rich Beem ..................................DragonRidge CC
Henderson, NV
2003 PGA TOUR ............Mark Calcavecchia, Peter Jacobsen, John Daly ..........Reflection Bay GC
Henderson, NV
2004 LPGA......................Juli Inkster, Cristie Kerr, Grace Park ..............................Reflection Bay GC,
Henderson, NV
2005 Champions Tour ....Jay Haas, Hale Irwin, Craig Stadler ..............................South Shore Course at Lake Las Vegas
Henderson, NV
2006 PGA TOUR ............Zach Johnson, Scott Verplank, Stewart Cink ................Reflection Bay GC at Lake Las Vegas
Henderson, NV
2007 LPGA......................Natalie Gulbis, Cristie Kerr, Morgan Pressel ................Reflection Bay GC at Lake Las Vegas
Henderson, NV
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Third Place: PGA TOUR
$270,000
Bubba Watson ......................64
Camilo Villegas ....................72
Chris DiMarco ......................74
Victories by Tour
PGA TOUR ..............................7
Champions Tour ......................5
LPGA ........................................4
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CHALLENGE EVENT
2007 OMEGA Mission Hills
World Cup
SCOTLAND
NOTES
The United States team of Boo Weekley and
Heath Slocum needed a birdie-3 on the 72nd hole
in 2007 to force a playoff with Scotland’s Colin
Montgomerie and Marc Warren, who had completed
play at 25-under 263 after a final-round 66.
In the alternate shot format, Weekley hit an 8-iron
from 173 yards to within 6 feet and Slocum made
the putt, forcing extra holes. The United States’
best chance in the playoff came on the first extra
hole when Scotland needed a 12-foot, par-saving
putt by Warren to keep its hopes alive. Warren
made his putt and watched as Slocum’s 10-foot
birdie putt to win stopped within an inch of the cup.
3-98
Winner: SCOTLAND
Colin Montgomerie/Marc Warren*
63-68-66-66 263 $800,000 each
ORDER OF FINISH
*Def. United States (Boo Weekley, Heath Slocum) with a par-4 on the third
playoff hole
Scotland
Colin Montgomerie/Marc Warren ..................1
United States
63-68-66-66 263 $800,000.00
Heath Slocum/Boo Weekley ..........................2
France
61-69-66-67 263 400,000.00
Gregory Havret/Raphael Jacquelin ..............3
England
64-71-62-67 264 225,000.00
Ian Poulter/Justin Rose ..................................4
South Africa
63-68-67-67 265 120,000.00
Retief Goosen/Trevor Immelman ....................5
Germany
63-69-66-69 267 97,000.00
Alex Cejka/Martin Kaymer..............................6
The Netherlands
62-71-66-69 268 70,750.00
Robert-Jan Derksen/Maarten Lafeber ........T6
Argentina
65-69-65-69 268 70,750.00
Ricardo Gonzalez/Andres Romero ..............T6
Sweden
65-70-64-69 268 70,750.00
Robert Karlsson/Peter Hanson......................T6 66-70-66-66 268 70,750.00
Shenzhen, China November 22-25, 2007 Purse: $5,000,000
Mission Hills Golf Club – Olazabal Course Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,251
LEADERS
First Round
United States............................61 (-11)
Germany....................................62 (-10)
Scotland ......................................63 (-9)
England ......................................63 (-9)
South Africa................................63 (-9)
Finland ........................................63 (-9)
Thailand ......................................63 (-9)
Wales..........................................63 (-9)
FORMAT: Thursday/Saturday—Four-ball; Friday/Sunday—Foursomes
NOTEWORTHY: Scotland’s win at the OMEGA Mission Hills World
Cup was the first for the country in a tournament that dates back to
1953. The United States has the most team victories, 23.
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Denmark
Anders Hansen/Soren Hansen......................10
Korea
65-68-68-68 269 $50,500.00
Seung Ho Lee/Sung Man Lee ....................T11
China
65-69-69-68 271 43,750.00
Wen-Chong Liang/Lian-Wei Zhang ............T11
Finland
65-71-67-68 271 43,750.00
Mikko Ilonen/Pasi Purhonen ......................T13
Spain
63-74-65-71 273 36,250.00
Miguel A. Jimenez/Jose Manuel Lara ......T13
Paraguay
67-71-65-70 273 36,250.00
Carlos Franco/Fabrizio Zanotti ..................T15
Thailand
66-73-67-69 275 32,000.00
Thongchai Jaidee/Prayad Marksaeng........T15
Austria
63-76-63-73 275 32,000.00
Markus Brier/Claude Grenier......................T17
India
64-75-69-68 276 29,000.00
Gaurav Ghei/Jyoti Randhawa ....................T17
Italy
65-75-65-71 276 29,000.00
Edoardo Molinari/Francesco Molinari........T17 65-68-69-74 276 29,000.00
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Team Members Individual Champion
CANADA CUP
1953 Argentina Antonio Cerda, Roberto De Vicenzo Antonio Cerda, Argentina
1954 Australia Peter Thomson, Kel Nagle Stan Leonard, Canada
1955 United States Chick Harbert, Ed Furgol Ed Furgol, United States
1956 United States Ben Hogan, Sam Snead Ben Hogan, United States
1957 Japan Torakichi Nakamura, Koichi Ono Torakichi Nakamura, Japan
1958 Ireland Harry Bradshaw, Christy O’Connor Angel Miguel, Spain
1959 Australia Peter Thomson, Kel Nagle Stan Leonard, Canada
1960 United States Sam Snead, Arnold Palmer Flory Von Donck, Belgium
1961 United States Sam Snead, Jimmy Demaret Sam Snead, United States
1962 United States Sam Snead, Arnold Palmer Roberto De Vicenzo, Argentina
1963 United States Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus Jack Nicklaus, United States
1964 United States Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus Jack Nicklaus, United States
1965 South Africa Gary Player, Harold Henning Gary Player, South Africa
1966 United States Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer George Knudson, Canada
WORLD CUP
1967 United States Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer Arnold Palmer, United States
1968 Canada Al Balding, George Knudson Al Balding, Canada
1969 United States Orville Moody, Lee Trevino Lee Trevino, United States
1970 Australia Bruce Devlin, David Graham Roberto De Vicenzo, Argentina
1971 United States Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino Jack Nicklaus, United States
1972 Taiwan Hsieh Min Nan, Lu Liang Huan Hsieh Min Nan, Taiwan
1973 United States Jack Nicklaus, Johnny Miller Johnny Miller, United States
1974 South Africa Bobby Cole, Dale Hayes Bobby Cole, South Africa
1975 United States Johnny Miller, Lou Graham Johnny Miller, United States
1976 Spain Seve Ballesteros, Manuel Pinero Ernesto Acosta, Mexico
* = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened 54 holes
Second Round
United States..........................130 (-14)
Scotland ................................131 (-13)
England ..................................131 (-13)
South Africa............................132 (-12)
Germany..................................133 (-11)
Italy..........................................133 (-11)
Denmark..................................133 (-11)
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Third Round
United States..........................196 (-20)
France......................................197 (-19)
Scotland ..................................197 (-19)
South Africa............................198 (-18)
England ..................................198 (-18)
The 2007 playoff was the third in the past five years in this event and
the second consecutive. The Scottish team of Colin Montgomerie and
Marc Warren lost to the German team of Bernhard Langer and Marcel
Siem on the first hole of a playoff in 2006 in Barbados.
WEATHER: Mostly sunny skies all four days with temperatures in the
low to mid-70s.
Canada
Mike Weir/Wes Heffeman..........................T17
Australia
66-72-64-74 276 $29,000.00
Nathan Green/Nick O’Hern ..........................21
Wales
66-72-68-73 279 26,500.00
Stephen Dodd/Bradley Dredge ..................T22
Philippines
63-76-67-74 280 25,000.00
Tony Lascuna/Gerald Rosales ....................T22
Ireland
67-73-68-72 280 25,000.00
Michael Hoey/Gareth Maybin ......................24
Japan
66-72-65-78 281 23,500.00
Tetsuji Hiratsuka/Hideto Tanihara ................25
Colombia
67-73-69-73 282 22,500.00
Jorge Benedetti/Gustavo Mendoza..............26
New Zealand
68-79-68-68 283 21,500.00
Richard Lee/Stephen Scahill ........................27
Puerto Rico
67-77-70-73 287 20,500.00
Wilfredo Morales/Miguel Suarez ................28
T=Tie
68-73-71-76 288 20,000.00
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OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup
NOTES
The United States team of Boo Weekley and
Heath Slocum failed in their attempt to do something
that hadn’t been accomplished in the past
seven years of this event – lead wire-to-wire.
Weekley and Slocum led by one shot after each of
the first three days.
Here are the final 2007 standings and how they
related to the latest Official World Golf Ranking of
players:
-25 SCOTLAND
Colin Montgomerie (56)
Marc Warren (148)
-25 UNITED STATES
Boo Weekley (43)
Heath Slocum (70)
-24 FRANCE
Raphael Jacquelin (82)
Gregory Havret (139)
-23 ENGLAND
Justin Rose (8)
Ian Poulter (20)
-21 SOUTH AFRICA
Trevor Immelman (22)
Retief Goosen (25)
The format for the 2007 event called for Four-ball
(better ball) in the first and third rounds and
Foursomes (alternate shot) in the second and final
rounds.
The lowest Four-ball score in tournament history is
15-under 57 set by Argentina’s Angel Cabrera
and Eduardo Romero and New Zealand’s Frank
Nobilo and Greg Turner in the opening round of
2000. The United States team of Phil Mickelson
and David Toms also posted a 57 in the third
round in 2002.
John Jay Hopkins, a noted Canadian industrialist
and scholar, had a dream that the game of golf
could promote goodwill between nations all over
the world, and thus founded the International Golf
Association and with it a tournament called the
Canada Cup in 1953. The tournament toured the
world and in 1967, to reflect its international
image, it became the World Cup.
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Team Members Individual Champion
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
Spain
United States
United States
Canada
No tournament
Spain
United States
Spain
Canada
No tournament
Wales
United States
Australia
Germany
Sweden
United States
United States
United States
United States
South Africa
Ireland
England
United States
Seve Ballesteros, Antonio Garrido
John Mahaffey, Andy North
John Mahaffey, Hale Irwin
Dan Halldorson, Jim Nelford
Manuel Pinero, Jose Maria Canizares
Rex Caldwell, John Cook
Jose Maria Canizares, Jose Rivero
Dan Halldorson, Dave Barr
Ian Woosnam, David Llewellyn
Ben Crenshaw, Mark McCumber
Wayne Grady, Peter Fowler
Bernhard Langer, Torsten Gideon
Anders Forsbrand, Per Ulrik Johansson
Fred Couples, Davis Love III
Fred Couples, Davis Love III
Fred Couples, Davis Love III
Fred Couples, Davis Love III
Ernie Els, Wayne Westner
Padraig Harrington, Paul McGinley
David Carter, Nick Faldo
Tiger Woods, Mark O’Meara
Gary Player, South Africa
John Mahaffey, United States
Hale Irwin, United States
Sandy Lyle, ScotlandKEY:
Manuel Pinero, Spain
Dave Barr, Canada
Jose Maria Canizares
Howard Clark, England
Ian Woosnam, Wales
Ben Crenshaw, United States
Peter Fowler, Australia
Payne Stewart, United States
Ian Woosnam, Wales
Brett Ogle, Australia
Bernhard Langer, Germany
Fred Couples, United States
Davis Love III, United States
Ernie Els, South Africa
Colin Montgomerie, Scotland
Scott Verplank, United States
Tiger Woods, United States
Year Winner Team Members Score Location Par/Yardage
WORLD GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS–EMC WORLD CUP
2000 United States Tiger Woods, David Duval..................254 Buenos Aires GC ..........................................72/6,939
Buenos Aires, Argentina
2001 South Africa Ernie Els, Retief Goosen ....................264 Taiheiyo Club (Gotemba) ..............................72/7,247
Gotemba City, Japan
2002 Japan Shigeki Maruyama, Toshi Izawa ........252 Vista Vallarta ................................................72/7,057
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
WORLD GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS–WORLD CUP
2003 South Africa* Trevor Immelman, Rory Sabbatini ......275 Kiawah Island Resorts (Ocean) ....................72/7,296
Kiawah, SC
2004 England Paul Casey, Luke Donald ....................257 Real Club de Golf de Sevilla ........................72/7,013
Seville, Spain
2005 Wales~ Stephen Dodd, Bradley Dredge..........189 Victoria Clube de Golfe ................................72/7,174
Vilamoura, Portugal
2006 Germany* Berhard Langer, Marcel Siem ............268 Sandy Lane Resort The Country Club Course ..71/7,069
St. James, Barbados
OMEGA MISSION HILLS WORLD CUP
2007 Scotland* Colin Montgomerie, Marc Warren ....263 Mission Hills Golf Club (Olazabal Course)....72/7,251
Shenzhen, China
KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened 54 holes
Heath Slocum and Boo Weekley of the U.S. Team during the OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup
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SECTION
CHALLENGE EVENT
2007 LG Skins Game
AMES
NOTES
With $650,000 at stake on No. 18, Stephen Ames
knocked his 7-foot birdie putt into the center of the
cup to win the 2007 LG Skins Game. The only other
hole he won was the first, a day earlier. Taking the
title for the second year in a row, Ames finished
with nine skins and $675,000 of the $1-million
purse.
Five-time champion Fred Couples, playing in the 25year-old
tournament for the 14th time, also won nine
skins in 2007, pocketing $325,000 to push his career
earnings in the event to more than $4.2 million.
Masters champion Zach Johnson and Brett
Wetterich, making their LG Skins Game debuts,
were shut out.
Tournament Record:
$1,000,000, Greg Norman, 2001
3-100
Winner: STEPHEN AMES
9 Skins $675,000
ORDER OF FINISH
Hole Par Result
1 4 Ames sinks 6-foot birdie putt/collects $25,000 (one skin)
2 4 Hole is halved with pars by Wetterich and Johnson
3 4 Hole is halved with birdies by Johnson and Wetterich
4 5 Couples 35-yard chip-in from bunker for eagle/collects $75,000 (three skins)
5 4 Hole is halved with pars by Johnson and Ames
6 3 Hole is halved with pars by Johnson and Wetterich
7 4 Hole is halved with pars by Couples and Wetterich
8 4 Hole is halved with birdies by Couples and Ames
9 4 Hole is halved with pars by Couples and Ames
10 4 Couples sinks 5-foot birdie putt/collects $250,000 (six skins)
11 4 Hole is halved with birdies by Wetterich and Couples
12 3 Hole is halved with pars by Couples and Johnson
13 4 Hole is halved with pars by Couples and Wetterich
14 5 Hole is halved with pars by Johnson and Ames
15 4 Hole is halved with birdies by Couples and Johnson
16 3 Hole is halved with pars by Wetterich and Couples
17 4 Hole is halved with pars by Wetterich and Couples
18 4 Ames sinks 7-foot birdie putt/collects $650,000 (eight skins)
Indian Wells, CA November 24-25, 2007 Purse: $1,000,000
Indian Wells Golf Resort (Celebrity) Par/Yards: 36-35—71/6,997
WEATHER: Sunny and pleasant both days with highs each day ranging
from the mid-60s to near 80.
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TOURNAMENT HISTORY
FINAL STANDINGS:
PLAYER SKINS WON MONEY WON
Stephen Ames 9 $675,000
Fred Couples 9 $325,000
Zach Johnson 0 $0
Brett Wetterich 0 $0
Year Winner Earnings Location Par/Yards
1983 Gary Player..................................$170,000 Desert Highlands CC, Scottsdale, AZ ....................72/7,100
1984 Jack Nicklaus................................240,000 Desert Highlands CC, Scottsdale, AZ ....................72/7,100
1985 Fuzzy Zoeller ................................255,000 Bear Creek CC, Murietta, CA ................................72/7,024
1986 Fuzzy Zoeller ................................370,000 TPC PGA West, La Quinta, CA ..............................72/7,271
1987 Lee Trevino....................................310,000 TPC PGA West, La Quinta, CA ..............................72/7,271
1988 Raymond Floyd..............................290,000 TPC PGA West, La Quinta, CA ..............................72/7,271
1989 Curtis Strange ..............................265,000 TPC PGA West, La Quinta, CA ..............................72/7,271
1990 Curtis Strange ..............................225,000 TPC PGA West, La Quinta, CA ..............................72/7,271
1991 Payne Stewart ..............................260,000 TPC PGA West, La Quinta, CA ..............................72/7,271
1992 Payne Stewart ..............................220,000 Bighorn GC, Palm Desert, CA ................................72/6,848
1993 Payne Stewart ..............................280,000 Bighorn GC, Palm Desert, CA ................................72/6,848
1994 Tom Watson..................................210,000 Bighorn GC, Palm Desert, CA ................................72/6,848
1995 Fred Couples ................................270,000 Bighorn GC, Palm Desert, CA ................................72/6,848
1996 Fred Couples ................................280,000 Rancho La Quinta GC, La Quinta, CA ....................72/7,087
1997 Tom Lehman..................................300,000 Rancho La Quinta GC, La Quinta, CA ....................72/6,983
1998 Mark O’Meara ..............................430,000 Rancho La Quinta GC, La Quinta, CA ....................72/6,983
1999 Fred Couples ................................635,000 Landmark Golf Club, Indio, CA ..............................72/7,258
2000 Colin Montgomerie ......................415,000 Landmark Golf Club, Indio, CA ..............................72/7,068
2001 Greg Norman ............................1,000,000 Landmark Golf Club, Indio, CA ..............................72/7,068
2002 Mark O’Meara ..............................405,000 Landmark Golf Club, Indio, CA ..............................72/7,068
2003 Fred Couples ................................605,000 Trilogy GC at La Quinta, La Quinta, CA..................72/7,113
2004 Fred Couples ................................640,000 Trilogy GC at La Quinta, La Quinta, CA..................72/7,038
2005 Fred Funk ......................................925,000 Trilogy GC, La Quinta, CA ......................................72/7,038
2006 Stephen Ames ..............................590,000 Trilogy GC, La Quinta, CA ......................................72/7,047
2007 Stephen Ames ..............................675,000 Indian Wells Golf Resort (Celebrity), ....................71/6,997
Indian Wells, CA
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Holes 1-6: Worth $25,000 each
Holes 7-12: Worth $50,000 each
Holes 13-17: Worth $70,000 each
Hole 18: Worth $200,000
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CHALLENGE EVENT
2007 Del Webb
Father/Son Challenge
NELSON
Winners: LARRY/JOSH NELSON
60-60—120 $200,000/TEAM
ORDER OF FINISH
Players Finish Scores Total Money
Larry Nelson/Josh Nelson ..................1 60-60 120 $200,000/team
Bob Tway/Kevin Tway ..........................2 63-59 122 108,000/team
Mark O’Meara/Shaun O’Meara ..........3 62-62 124 80,000/team
Raymond Floyd/Robert Floyd ............T4 62-63 125 60,000/team
NOTES
Along with the Willie Park belts and the $200,000
check that goes to the winning team, another benefit
to winning the Del Webb Father/Son Challenge
is an invitation to return the following year. That
means barring injury or other unforeseen happenings,
Team Nelson will be back as defending
champions in 2008, albeit with a different look.
Drew Nelson, who teamed with his dad to win the
2004 title, will return.
Team Nelson’s winning score of 60-60—120 (24under)
marks the third consecutive year that score
earned its bearers the Willie Park Trophy. The margin
of victory is the largest since Larry and Drew
Nelson won by three and it makes Larry Nelson the
second father to win with two different sons, joining
Raymond Floyd, who won three consecutive
with Ray Jr. and two consecutive with Robert.
After blowing through ChampionsGate the last two
years with back-to-back 59-61—120s, Team
Langer (Bernhard and son Stefan) finally ran out of
gas in their quest for the second three-peat in event
history. The Langers followed Saturday’s 64 with a
63 (17-under), winding up 10th and ending their
chances of joining Raymond and Ray Floyd Jr.
(1995-97).
ChampionsGate, FL December 1-2, 2007 Purse: $1,085,000
ChampionsGate Golf Resort (International) Par/Yards: 37-35—72/7,139
LEADERS
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Curtis Strange/Thomas Strange ........T4 62-63 125 $60,000/team
Vijay Singh/Qass Singh......................T6 64-62 126 49,000/team
Arnold Palmer/Sam Saunders............T6 62-64 126 49,000/team
Greg Norman/Gregory Norman..........T6 63-63 126 49,000/team
David Duval/Deano Karavites............T9 61-66 127 46,500/team
Bernhard Langer/Stefan Langer ........T9 64-63 127 46,500/team
Hale Irwin/Steve Irwin ....................T11 67-61 128 44,500/team
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
OFFICE DEPOT FATHER/SON CHALLENGE
1995 Raymond Floyd/............119 Hale Irwin/ ....................125 Windsor Club, Orchid Island, FL ..................72/6,709
Raymond Floyd, Jr. Steve Irwin
1996 Raymond Floyd/............124 Dave Stockton/ ..............126 Windsor Club, Orchid Island, FL ..................72/6,709
Raymond Floyd, Jr. Ron Stockton
1997 Raymond Floyd/............120 Dave Stockton/ ..............121 Windsor Club, Orchid Island, FL ..................72/6,709
Raymond Floyd, Jr. Ron Stockton
1998 Bob Charles/ ................119 Craig Stadler/ ................123 Windsor Club, Orchid Island, FL ..................72/6,709
David Charles Kevin Stadler
1999 Jack Nicklaus/..............119 Raymond Floyd/ ............119 TwinEagles G&CC, Naples, FL ....................72/7,214
Gary Nicklaus* Robert Floyd
2000 Raymond Floyd/............122 Johnny Miller/ ..............122 Ocean Club ..................................................72/6,907
Robert Floyd* Scott Miller Paradise Island, Bahamas
2001 Raymond Floyd/ 124 Hale Irwin/ 125 Ocean Club ..................................................72/6,907
Robert Floyd Steve Irwin Paradise Island, Bahamas
2002 Craig Stadler/ ..............120 Hale Irwin/ ....................125 Ocean Club ..................................................72/6,928
Kevin Stadler* Steve Irwin Paradise Island, Bahamas
2003 Hale Irwin/....................123 Jack Nicklaus/ ..............124 ChampionsGate Golf Resort ........................72/7,069
Steve Irwin Jack Nicklaus II ChampionsGate, FL
2004 Larry Nelson/................119 Bob Charles/ ..................122 ChampionsGate Golf Resort ........................72/7,111
Drew Nelson David Charles ChampionsGate, FL
MBNA WORLDPOINTS FATHER/SON CHALLENGE
2005 Bernhard Langer/..........120 Raymond Floyd/ ............121 ChampionsGate Golf Resort ........................72/7,067
Stefan Langer Robert Floyd ChampionsGate, FL
DEL WEBB FATHER/SON CHALLENGE
2006 Bernhard Langer/..........120 Bob Tway/......................121 ChampionsGate Golf Resort ........................72/7,120
Stefan Langer Kevin Tway ChampionsGate, FL
Vijay Singh/
Qass Singh
2007 Larry Nelson/................120 Bob Tway/......................122 ChampionsGate Golf Resort ........................72/7,139
Josh Nelson Kevin Tway ChampionsGate, FL
KEY: * = Playoff
First Round
Larry Nelson/Josh Nelson ........................................60 (-12)
David Duval/Deano Karavites ..................................61 (-11)
Curtis Strange/Thomas Strange ..............................62 (-10)
Raymond Floyd/Robert Floyd ....................................62 (-10)
Mark O’Meara/Shaun O’Meara ..............................62 (-10)
Arnold Palmer/Sam Saunders ..................................62 (-10)
FORMAT: 36-hole scramble; all 18 teams completed 36 holes.
WEATHER: Sunny on Saturday with highs in the high 70s. Sunny and
warmer weather on Sunday with highs in the mid-80s.
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Jack Nicklaus/Gary Nicklaus ..........T11 66-62 128 $44,500/team
Tom Lehman/Thomas Lehman ........T13 66-63 129 42,500/team
Tom Kite/David Kite ........................T13 66-63 129 42,500/team
Craig Stadler/Chris Stadler..............T15 66-64 130 41,250/team
Fuzzy Zoeller/Gretchen Zoeller ........T15 65-65 130 41,250/team
Billy Casper/Bob Casper ....................17 69-71 140 40,500/team
Lee Trevino/Daniel Trevino ................18 71-73 144 40,000/team
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SECTION
2007 PGA TOUR
Qualifying Tournament [Unofficial event]
LICKLITER
ORDER OF FINISH
3-102
Winner: FRANK LICKLITER II
62-62-68-72-68-71 403 (-29) $50,000
Frank Lickliter II ................ 1 62-62-68-72-68-71 403 $50,000.00
Brett Rumford.................... 2 66-70-68-65-68-70 407 40,000.00
Chris Stroud ...................... 3 69-68-69-68-64-71 409 35,000.00
Jin Park ............................ 4 70-66-71-67-68-68 410 30,000.00
Jason Allred...................... 5 66-67-64-70-72-72 411 27,500.00
Tag Ridings...................... T6 68-69-67-69-67-72 412 25,000.00
Yong-Eun Yang ................ T6 70-68-70-68-67-69 412 25,000.00
Todd Demsey .................... 8 67-68-75-71-68-64 413 25,000.00
Miguel Angel Carballo.. T27 69-72-70-67-68-73 419 $5,000.00
Greg Chalmers .............. T27 72-67-69-70-70-71 419 5,000.00
Bubba Dickerson .......... T27 70-71-69-67-71-71 419 5,000.00
Bob May........................ T27 69-73-68-67-73-69 419 5,000.00
David McKenzie ............ T27 70-71-68-72-70-68 419 5,000.00
Peter Tomasulo ............ T27 69-73-66-71-70-70 419 5,000.00
Jeremy Anderson.......... T33 74-69-69-71-66-71 420 5,000.00
Kris Blanks .................... T33 73-70-69-70-69-69 420 5,000.00
Kris Cox ........................ T33 74-72-67-66-70-71 420 5,000.00
Matthew Every.............. T33 66-72-72-68-70-72 420 5,000.00
Harrison Frazar.............. T33 67-69-73-69-74-68 420 5,000.00
D.H. Lee ........................ T33 67-70-70-71-69-73 420 5,000.00
Bill Lunde ...................... T33 68-69-73-69-69-72 420 5,000.00
Rick Price ...................... T33 70-69-71-70-70-70 420 5,000.00
B.J. Staten .................... T33 71-67-73-71-69-69 420 5,000.00
Steve Allan.................... T42 71-69-73-70-69-69 421 5,000.00
Brendon de Jonge ........ T42 62-71-71-73-70-74 421 5,000.00
Jonathan Fricke ............ T42 75-71-69-70-65-71 421 5,000.00
Patrick Damron.............. T80 70-70-69-71-71-74 425
Ryan Palmer .................. T80 70-66-72-71-74-72 425
Alex Prugh .................... T80 72-69-76-70-67-71 425
Brad Weesner .............. T80 72-73-70-71-71-68 425
Casey Wittenberg ........ T80 72-74-70-63-72-74 425
Notah Begay III ............ T85 75-70-69-69-73-70 426
Matt Bettencourt .......... T85 74-73-69-68-70-72 426
Brad Fritsch .................. T85 69-68-71-73-70-75 426
Hunter Haas .................. T85 70-66-70-71-73-76 426
Colt Knost...................... T85 75-70-72-68-73-68 426
Josh McCumber............ T85 69-73-68-72-71-73 426
David Schultz ................ T85 68-73-71-69-73-72 426
Daniel Summerhays...... T85 73-72-69-72-71-69 426
Lee Curry ...................... T93 76-73-74-65-70-69 427
Gibby Gilbert III ............ T93 73-69-73-68-70-74 427
Anders Hultman ............ T93 72-72-71-71-71-70 427
Nick Malinowski .......... T93 72-75-74-65-71-70 427
Brenden Pappas ............ T93 73-70-69-71-71-73 427
Dicky Pride .................... T93 70-67-73-71-74-72 427
Ben Willman ................ T93 75-68-69-70-71-74 427
Rob Bradley..................T100 74-67-72-74-68-73 428
Marco Dawson ............T100 73-68-72-71-71-73 428
Doug LaBelle II ............T100 68-70-70-71-73-76 428
Jon Rusk ......................T100 68-70-69-72-73-76 428
Brendan Steele ............T100 73-69-71-73-72-70 428
Tyler Williamson ..........T100 70-68-73-70-75-72 428
Pat Bates......................T106 69-71-72-74-72-71 429
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Brad Adamonis................ T9 72-68-70-68-67-69 414 $25,000.00
Travis Perkins .................. T9 67-67-69-68-69-74 414 25,000.00
Cody Freeman .............. T11 73-65-70-69-64-74 415 25,000.00
Kent Jones .................... T11 70-69-68-70-66-72 415 25,000.00
Parker McLachlin .......... T11 70-71-68-67-67-72 415 25,000.00
Kenneth Ferrie .............. T14 69-70-70-71-69-67 416 25,000.00
Dustin Johnson ............ T14 72-67-67-70-66-74 416 25,000.00
Kevin Streelman............ T14 71-68-69-69-66-73 416 25,000.00
Duffy Waldorf .............. T14 74-69-73-69-65-66 416 25,000.00
Tim Wilkinson .............. T14 73-70-68-70-67-68 416 25,000.00
The following 49 finishers earned fully exempt Nationwide Tour status as the next number of finishers nearest 50 after the Qualifying Tournament graduates:
The following players are non-exempt members of the 2007 Nationwide Tour:
Winter Garden, FL November 28-December 3, 2007 Purse: $1,057,500
Orange County National Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,493
Panther Lake Par/Yards:: 36-36—72/7,350
A PGA TOUR-record 1,300-plus players sent in applications to participate
in the 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Six pre-qualifiers,
12 first-stage and six second-stage regionals were held to reduce the
field. A total of 166 players competed in the final qualifying stage,
which consisted of six rounds with no cut.
The top 25 players and ties (a total of 26 players) received PGA TOUR
cards for 2008. The next 53 finishers earned fully exempt Nationwide
Tour cards for 2007, and the remainder of the field received conditional
Nationwide Tour status.
Nine players qualified by making it through all three stages – Jason
Allred, Alejandro Canizares, Cody Freeman, Tommy Gainey, Dustin
Johnson, David Lutterus, Jin Park, Travis Perkins and Kevin Streelman.
Bob Heintz .................... T42 67-70-72-70-72-70 421 $5,000.00
Spencer Levin................ T42 72-68-69-72-68-72 421 5,000.00
Darren Angel ................ T47 71-67-68-71-73-72 422 5,000.00
Oskar Bergman.............. T47 70-69-71-73-69-70 422 5,000.00
Andrew Bonhomme ...... T47 70-69-72-67-69-75 422 5,000.00
Tom Carter .................... T47 69-70-71-71-70-71 422 5,000.00
Sebastin Fernandez ...... T47 70-68-73-70-71-70 422 5,000.00
Matt Hansen ................ T47 67-73-70-68-71-73 422 5,000.00
Kevin Johnson .............. T47 69-70-71-72-70-70 422 5,000.00
Skip Kendall .................. T47 72-67-68-70-72-73 422 5,000.00
J.J. Killeen .................... T47 72-70-68-68-70-74 422 5,000.00
John Kimbell ................ T47 70-70-76-75-66-65 422 5,000.00
Jeff Klauk...................... T47 74-71-70-70-69-68 422 5,000.00
Jarrod Lyle .................... T47 71-71-66-71-71-72 422 5,000.00
Garrett Osborn .............. T47 74-71-72-66-68-71 422 5,000.00
Darron Stiles ................ T47 70-68-71-70-72-71 422 5,000.00
Grant Waite .................. T47 71-73-67-69-71-71 422 5,000.00
Chris Anderson.............. T62 71-71-74-71-63-73 423 5,000.00
Michael Boyd ..............T106 77-73-72-67-70-70 429
Adam Fox ....................T106 71-66-72-74-73-73 429
Christo Greyling ..........T106 70-72-73-71-69-74 429
Bradley Iles ..................T106 72-70-74-71-70-72 429
Tom Johnson ................T106 70-68-74-73-72-72 429
Chris Kirk......................T106 71-73-70-73-72-70 429
Steve Lowery ..............T106 73-69-69-75-72-71 429
Chris Parra....................T106 73-73-72-71-71-69 429
Mark Walker ................T106 74-70-72-70-70-73 429
Gavin Coles ..................T116 68-72-72-75-71-72 430
Brent Delahoussaye ....T116 73-75-73-67-70-72 430
Scott Gutschewski ......T116 68-71-74-76-66-75 430
Scott Harrington ..........T116 72-70-70-70-75-73 430
Greg Kraft ....................T116 74-73-74-69-71-69 430
Ted Purdy......................T116 68-71-72-75-70-74 430
Chad Ginn ....................T122 71-70-72-73-70-75 431
Andres Gonzales ..........T122 75-73-72-68-71-72 431
Chris Kamin..................T122 72-70-73-74-70-72 431
Randy Leen ..................T122 73-73-70-69-72-74 431
Scott Piercy ..................T122 73-74-73-68-69-74 431
D.A. Points ..................T122 67-74-74-74-68-74 431
Zoran Zorkic ................T122 71-72-74-72-71-71 431
Daisuke Maruyama......T129 71-68-72-73-71-77 432
Wade Ormsby ..............T129 73-67-70-74-73-75 432
Chris Riley ....................T129 72-70-71-75-70-74 432
Mike Sposa ..................T129 70-72-73-74-70-73 432
Matthew Call ..............T133 73-71-72-76-66-75 433
The following players did not finish (W=withdrew)
W—146-Robert Gamez, 218-Craig Bowden, 291-Craig Kanada, 367-Cameron Percy, 365-Franklin Langham, 362-Vance Veazey, 359-Craig Lile, 357-Andrew Buckle.
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Carlos Franco ................ T19 68-71-71-69-68-70 417 $25,000.00
Tommy Gainey .............. T19 67-68-65-71-69-77 417 25,000.00
Richard S. Johnson ...... T19 70-69-70-72-68-68 417 25,000.00
Jim McGovern .............. T19 68-66-68-71-73-71 417 25,000.00
Alejandro Canizares...... T23 72-62-70-71-71-72 418 25,000.00
David Lutterus .............. T23 66-70-70-69-69-74 418 25,000.00
John Merrick ................ T23 68-69-73-68-73-67 418 25,000.00
Bob Sowards ................ T23 72-67-69-70-72-68 418 25,000.00
Scott Gordon ................ T62 73-72-71-73-69-65 423 $5,000.00
Jeff Gove ...................... T62 72-74-70-68-69-70 423 5,000.00
Bret Guetz .................... T62 75-69-68-71-69-71 423 5,000.00
David Mathis ................ T62 71-67-70-71-74-70 423 5,000.00
Garth Mulroy ................ T62 71-72-70-72-70-68 423 5,000.00
Chris Nallen .................. T62 70-74-69-75-65-70 423 5,000.00
Greg Owen .................... T62 69-70-70-72-72-70 423 5,000.00
Scott Parel .................... T62 71-70-70-72-69-71 423 5,000.00
Geoffrey Sisk ................ T62 70-71-68-69-68-77 423 5,000.00
Chris Tidland ................ T62 71-71-68-73-69-71 423 5,000.00
Esteban Toledo.............. T62 70-70-71-70-68-74 423 5,000.00
Tyler Aldridge................ T74 71-70-72-69-70-72 424 5,000.00
Henrik Bjornstad .......... T74 74-67-70-71-67-75 424 5,000.00
Josh Broadaway .......... T74 69-71-66-72-75-71 424 5,000.00
Bryan Decorso .............. T74 68-70-70-69-73-74 424 5,000.00
Jim Herman .................. T74 73-70-72-68-69-72 424 5,000.00
Tee McCabe .................. T74 70-68-71-71-73-71 424 5,000.00
Reid Edstrom................T133 75-70-70-72-71-75 433
Kyle Reifers..................T133 69-70-73-69-74-78 433
David Roesch ..............T133 73-67-72-72-72-77 433
Chris Smith ..................T133 75-69-72-71-71-75 433
Brian Stuard ................T133 73-71-69-74-73-73 433
Lee Won Joon..............T133 71-68-72-71-79-72 433
Jason Schultz................ 140 75-70-70-70-72-77 434
Todd Fischer ................T141 72-75-74-73-69-72 435
Brad Lamb ....................T141 68-74-71-74-70-78 435
Ian Leggatt ..................T141 77-71-74-73-64-76 435
Steve Pate....................T141 72-71-74-76-72-70 435
Brendon Todd ..............T141 72-73-71-74-73-72 435
Mike Wendling ............T141 71-68-71-78-72-75 435
Madalitso Muthiya ......T147 72-71-78-69-75-71 436
Tommy Tolles................T147 73-75-70-69-75-74 436
Keoke Cotner................T149 70-72-73-73-73-76 437
Jason Dufner................T149 75-76-71-73-69-73 437
Seung-su Han ..............T149 74-69-79-72-72-71 437
Jeremy Pope ................T149 70-70-73-73-78-73 437
Pete Jordan .................. 153 70-71-75-76-74-72 438
Steve Hart ....................T154 71-73-72-79-70-74 439
Kieran Staunton ..........T154 77-72-72-70-73-75 439
Keith Nolan ..................T156 70-74-74-75-73-75 441
Kelly Sellers ................T156 73-78-74-70-69-77 441
Spike McRoy ................ 158 76-75-70-76-73-76 446
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TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Cards Final
Year Medalist Granted Applicants Field Format Location
PGA TOUR QUALIFYING TOURNAMENT
1965 John Schlee....................17 ................49 ..............49 144 holes......................................................................PGA National GC, Palm Beach Gardens, FL
1966 Harry Toscano ................32 ................99 ..............99 144 holes......................................................................PGA National GC, Palm Beach Gardens, FL
1967 Bobby Cole......................30 ..............111 ............111 144 holes......................................................................PGA National GC, Palm Beach Gardens, FL
1968 (Spring) Bob Dickson....................15 ................81 ..............81 144 holes......................................................................PGA National GC, Palm Beach Gardens, FL
1968 (Fall) Grier Jones ....................30 ................79 ..............79 144 holes......................................................................PGA National GC, Palm Beach Gardens, FL
1969 (Spring) Bob Eastwood ................15 ................91 ..............91 144 holes......................................................................PGA National GC, Palm Beach Gardens, FL
1969 (Fall) Doug Olson ....................12 ..............182 ..............48 144 holes......................................................................PGA National GC, Palm Beach Gardens, FL
1970 Robert Barbarossa..........18 ..............250 ..............60 72 holes, after nine 54-hole District Qualifiers ..........Tucson CC, Tucson, AZ
1971 Bob Zender ....................23 ..............357 ..............75 108 holes, after three 72-hole Regional Qualifiers ....PGA National GC, Palm Beach Gardens, FL
1972 Larry Stubblefield/..........25 ..............468 ..............81 108 holes, after three 72-hole Regional Qualifiers ....Silverado CC, Napa, CA
John Adams
1973 Ben Crenshaw ................23 ..............373 ..............78 144 holes, after three 72-hole Regional Qualifiers ....Perdido Bay CC, Pensacola, FL
Dunes GC, N. Myrtle Beach, SC
1974 Fuzzy Zoeller ..................19 ..............447 ..............78 144 holes, after three 72-hole Regional Qualifiers ....Silverado CC, Napa CA
Canyon CC, Palm Springs, CA
1975 (Spring) Joey Dills........................13 ..............233 ............233 108 holes......................................................................Bay Tree Plantation, N. Myrtle Beach, SC
1975 (Fall) Jerry Pate ......................25 ..............380 ............380 108 holes......................................................................Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, FL
1976 (Spring) Bob Shearer....................15 ..............276 ............276 108 holes......................................................................Bay Tree Plantation, N. Myrtle Beach, SC
Woody Blackburn
1976 (Fall) Keith Fergus....................29 ..............349 ............349 108 holes......................................................................Rancho Viejo CC, Brownsville, TX
Valley International CC, Brownsville, TX
1977 (Spring) Phil Hancock ..................26 ..............408 ............408 108 holes......................................................................Pinehurst CC, Pinehurst, NC
1977 (Fall) Ed Fiori............................34 ..............660 ............144 72 holes, after Sectional Qualifiers ............................Pinehurst CC, Pinehurst, NC
1978 (Spring) Wren Lum ......................28 ..............502 ............150 72 holes, after five 72-hole Regional Qualifiers ........U. of New Mexico GC, Albuquerque, NM
1978 (Fall) Jim Thorpe/ ....................27 ..............606 ............120 72 holes, after five 72-hole Regional Qualifiers ........Waterwood National CC, Huntsville, TX
John Fought
1979 (Spring) Terry Mauney..................25 ..............521 ............150 72 holes, after five 72-hole Regional Qualifiers ........Pinehurst CC, Pinehurst, NC
1979 (Fall) Tom Jones ......................27 ..............652 ............120 72 holes, after five 72-hole Regional Qualifiers ........Waterwood National CC, Huntsville, TX
1980 (Spring) Jack Spradlin..................27 ..............553 ............150 72 holes, after five 72-hole Regional Qualifiers ........Pinehurst CC, Pinehurst, NC
1980 (Fall) Bruce Douglass ..............27 ..............621 ............120 72 holes, after five 72-hole Regional Qualifiers ........Fort Washington G&CC, Fresno, CA
1981 (Spring) Billy Glisson....................25 ..............556 ............150 72 holes, after five 72-hole Regional Qualifiers ........Walt Disney World Golf Resort, Lake Buena Vista, FL
1981 (Fall ) Robert Thompson/..........34 ..............513 ............120 72 holes, after six 72-hole Regional Qualifiers ..........Waterwood National CC, Huntsville, TX
Tim Graham
1982 Donnie Hammond ..........50 ..............696 ............200 108 holes, after eight Regional Qualifiers ..................TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra, FL
Sawgrass CC, Ponte Vedra, FL
1983 Willie Wood ..................57 ..............624 ............144 108 holes, after nine Regional Qualifiers....................TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra, FL
1984 Paul Azinger....................50 ..............800 ............160 108 holes, after 10 Regional Qualifiers ......................La Quinta Hotel and GC
Mission Hills CC, La Quinta, CA
1985 Tom Sieckmann ..............50 ..............825 ............162 108 holes, after 11 Regional Qualifiers ......................Grenelefe Resort, Haines City, FL
1986 Steve Jones....................53 ..............750 ............186 108 holes, after 14 Regionals......................................PGA West (Stadium Course) La Quinta, CA
La Quinta Hotel Golf & Tennis Resort (Dunes Course)
1987 John Huston ..................54 ..............800 ............183 108 holes, after 11 Regionals......................................Matanzas Woods GC
Pine Lakes CC; Palm Coast, FL
1988 Robin Freeman................52 ..............750 ............183 108 holes after 11 Regionals ......................................La Quinta Hotel (Dunes Course)
PGA West Jack Nicklaus Resort Course; La Quinta, CA
1989 David Peoples ................59 ..............825 ............180 108 holes, after 11 Regionals......................................TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX
1990 Duffy Waldorf ................49 ..............835 ............182 108 holes, after 11 Regionals......................................La Quinta Hotel (Dunes Course)
PGA West (Nicklaus Course), La Quinta, CA
1991 Mike Standly ..................48 ..............850 ............181 108 holes after 12 Regionals ......................................Grenelefe Resort, Haines City, FL
1992 Massy Kuramato ............43 ..............800 ............186 108 holes after 13 Regionals ......................................TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX
Skip Kendall
Brett Ogle
Perry Moss
Neale Smith
1993 Ty Armstrong ..................46 ..............800 ............191 108 holes after 13 Regionals ......................................La Quinta Hotel (Dunes Course)
Dave Stockton, Jr. PGA West Jack Nicklaus Resort Course
Robin Freeman La Quinta, CA
1994 Woody Austin ................46 ..............1000 ............185 108 holes after 13 Regionals ......................................Grenelefe Resort, Haines City, FL
1995 Carl Paulson....................42 ..............1000 ............190 108 holes after 15 Regionals ......................................Bear Lakes CC (Lakes and Links Courses)
West Palm Beach, FL
1996 Allen Doyle~ ..................49 ..............1153 ............188 90 holes after 17 Regionals ........................................La Purisma GC; Lompoc, CA
Jimmy Johnston Sandpiper GC; Goleta, CA
1997 Scott Verplank ................38 ..............1200 ............168 108 holes after 17 Regionals ......................................Grenelefe Resort (West and South Courses)
Grenelefe, FL
1998 Mike Weir ......................41 ..............1100 ............169 108 holes after 19 Regionals ......................................PGA West (Weiskopf Private Course)
La Quinta Resort (Dunes Course)
1999 Blaine McCallister..........40 ..............1100 ............169 108 holes after 19 Regionals ......................................Doral Golf Resort & Spa (Gold Course and Silver Course)
2000 Stephen Allan ................36 ..............1100 ..........169 108 holes after 18 Regionals ......................................PGA West (Nicklaus Tournament and Private Courses)
La Quinta, CA
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Qualifying Tournament
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Cards Final
Year Medalist Granted Applicants Field Format Location
2001 Pat Perez ........................36 ..............1200 ............167 108 holes after 18 Regionals ......................................Bear Lakes CC (Lakes and Links Courses)
West Palm Beach, FL
2002 Jeff Brehaut....................38 ..............1300 ............170 108 holes after 19 Regionals ......................................PGA West (TPC Stadium and Nicklaus Courses)
La Quinta, CA
2003 Mathias Gronberg ..........34 ..............1200 ............170 108 holes after 19 Regionals ......................................Orange County National
(Panther Lake and Crooked Cat Courses)
Winter Garden, FL
2004 Brian Davis ....................35 ..............1240 ............169 108 holes after 18 Regionals ......................................PGA West (TPC Stadium and Nicklaus Courses)
La Quinta, CA
2005 J.B. Holmes ....................32 ..............1100 ............165 108 holes after 18 Regionals ......................................Orange Co. National
(Panther Lake and Crooked Cat Courses)
Winter Park, FL
2006 George McNeill ..............40 ..............1119 ............163 108 holes after 18 Regionals ......................................PGA West
(PGA West Stadium Course
and Jack Nicklaus Tournament Course)
La Quinta, CA
2007 Frank Lickliter II ..............26 ..............1300 ............166 108 holes after 18 regionals........................................Orange Co. National
(Panther Lake and Crooked Cat courses)
Winter Park, FL
Key: ~ Tournament shortened to 90 holes because of continuing rain and unplayable course conditions.
NOTE: The American Professional Golfers also held a School in the fall of 1968, graduating 21. The 144-hole competition was played at Doral CC. The medalist was Martin Roesink.
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CHALLENGE EVENT
2007 Merrill Lynch Shootout
AUSTIN/CALCAVECCHIA
Winners: WOODY AUSTIN/MARK CALCAVECCHIA
64-60-63 187 (-29) $350,000 EACH
ORDER OF FINISH
Woody Austin/Mark Calcavecchia ..........................................................1 64-60-63—187 (-29) $350,000 each
Greg Norman/Bubba Watson ..................................................................2 65-61-62—188 (-28) 225,000 each
Chris DiMarco/Camilo Villegas ..............................................................3 68-65-59—192 (-24) 95,000 each
Fred Funk/Jeff Sluman ............................................................................3 64-67-61—192 (-24) 95,000 each
Jerry Kelly/Rod Pampling ........................................................................3 66-64-62—192 (-24) 95,000 each
NOTES
Woody Austin and Mark Calcavecchia posted
a 9-under 63 in the final round – highlighted by
Austin’s 35-foot winning birdie putt on the last
hole – to finish the 2007 Merrill Lynch Shootout at
29-under 187. They edged tournament host Greg
Norman and Bubba Watson by one stroke.
Woody Austin becomes just the seventh player to
win the Merrill Lynch Shootout in his first attempt,
joining Mark O’Meara (1989), Curtis Strange
(1989), Fred Couples (1990), Scott McCarron
(1997), Hank Kuehne (2003) and Rod Pampling
(2006). Of the five professionals who made their first
Merrill Lynch Shootout showing in 2007, three finished
inside the top three, including Austin (1), Bubba
Watson (2) and Camilo Villegas (T3). The others
were Anthony Kim (8) and Zach Johnson (T10).
Tournament Record:
182, Raymond Floyd/Fred Couples (Sherwood CC), 1990
18-Hole Record:
55, Greg Norman/Nick Price (Sherwood CC) 1993;
John Cook/Peter Jacobsen (Sherwood CC) 1998;
Greg Norman/Steve Elkington (Tiburon GC) 2005
Naples, FL December 7-9, 2007 Purse: $2,800,000
Tiburon Golf Club Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,288
LEADERS
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TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
RMCC INVITATIONAL
1989 Curtis Strange, Mark O’Meara ..190 Tom Weiskopf, Lanny Wadkins......196 Sherwood CC ..................72/7,025
Bernhard Langer, John Mahaffey Thousand Oaks, CA
1990 Raymond Floyd, Fred Couples ....182 Peter Jacobsen, Arnold Palmer ....187 Sherwood CC ..................72/7,025
Thousand Oaks, CA
SHARK SHOOTOUT BENEFITING RMCC
1991 Tom Purtzer, Lanny Wadkins ......189 Greg Norman, Jack Nicklaus ........193 Sherwood CC ..................72/7,025
FRANKLIN FUNDS SHARK SHOOTOUT
1992 Davis Love III, Tom Kite..............191 Fred Couples, Raymond Floyd........192 Sherwood CC ..................72/7,025
Nick Price, Billy Ray Brown Thousand Oaks, CA
Hale Irwin, Bruce Lietzke
1993 Steve Elkington, Raymond Floyd188 Hale Irwin, Bruce Lietzke ..............189 Sherwood CC ..................72/7,025
Mark O’Meara, Curtis Strange Thousand Oaks, CA
Mark Calcavecchia, Brad Faxon
Tom Kite, Davis Love III
1994 Fred Couples, Brad Faxon ..........190 Curtis Strange, Mark O’Meara ......192 Sherwood CC ..................72/7,025
Thousand Oaks, CA
FRANKLIN TEMPLETON SHARK SHOOTOUT
1995 Mark Calcavecchia, ..................184 Lee Janzen, Chip Beck ..................185 Sherwood CC ..................72/7,025
Steve Elkington Thousand Oaks, CA
1996 Jay Haas, Tom Kite ....................187 Craig Stadler, Lanny Wadkins........189 Sherwood CC ..................72/7,025
Hale Irwin, Lee Janzen Thousand Oaks, CA
1997 Scott McCarron, Bruce Lietzke ..186 David Duval, Scott Hoch ................188 Sherwood CC ..................72/7,025
Thousand Oaks, CA
1998 Steve Elkington, Greg Norman* 189 John Cook, Peter Jacobsen ..........189 Sherwood CC ..................72/7,025
Thousand Oaks, CA
1999 Fred Couples, David Duval ........184 Scott McCarron, Scott Hoch ..........190 Sherwood CC ..................72/7,025
Thousand Oaks, CA
2000 Brad Faxon, Scott McCarron* ....190 Carlos Franco, Scott Hoch..............190 Doral Resort & Spa ........72/7,171
Miami, FL
2001 Brad Faxon, Scott McCarron ......183 John Daly, Frank Lickliter ..............185 Tiburon GC, Naples, FL ..72/7,277
FRANKLIN TEMPLETON SHOOTOUT
2002 Rocco Mediate, Lee Janzen......185 Matt Kuchar, David Gossett ..........186 Tiburon GC, Naples, FL ..72/7,288
John Huston, Jeff Maggert
2003 Jeff Sluman, Hank Kuehne* ......193 Shaun Micheel, Chad Campbell ....193 Tiburon GC, Naples, FL ..72/7,288
Brad Faxon, Scott McCarron
2004 Jeff Sluman, Hank Kuehne ........187 Steve Flesch, Justin Leonard ........189 Tiburon GC, Naples, FL ..72/7,288
2005 John Huston, Kenny Perry..........186 Fred Couples, Adam Scott ............187 Tiburon GC, Naples, FL ..72/7,288
2006 Jerry Kelly, Rod Pampling* ........185 Justin Leonard, Scott Verplank......185 Tiburon GC, Naples, FL ..72/7,288
2007 Woody Austin, Mark Calcavecchia ..187 Greg Norman, Bubba Watson........188 Tiburon GC, Naples, FL ..72/7,288
KEY: * = Playoff
First Round
Woody Austin/Mark Calcavecchia ..............................64 (-8)
Fred Funk/Jeff Sluman ................................................64 (-8)
Greg Norman/Bubba Watson ......................................65 (-7)
WEATHER: Pleasant all week with mostly sunny skies. High temperatures
in the low- to mid-80s. Light and variable winds 5-10 mph throughout
the week, with gusts on Sunday up to 15 mph.
FORMAT: Round 1: Modified Alternate Shot
Round 2: Better Ball
Round 3: Scramble
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Austin/Calcavecchia ................................................124 (-20)
Norman/Watson........................................................126 (-18
Scott Hoch/Kenny Perry ..........................................................................3 68-62-62—192 (-24) $95,000 each
Steve Elkington/Scott McCarron ............................................................3 68-62-62—192 (-24) 95,000 each
Anthony Kim/Mark O’Meara....................................................................8 68-63-62—193 (-23) 75,000 each
Fred Couples/John Daly ..........................................................................9 70-64-60—194 (-22) 72,500 each
Brad Faxon/Justin Leonard ....................................................................10 68-65-64—197 (-19) 68,750 each
Stewart Cink/Zach Johnson ..................................................................10 69-65-63—197 (-19) 68,750 each
Charles Howell III/Nick Price ................................................................12 68-65-66—199 (-17) 65,000 each
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CHALLENGE EVENT
2007 Target World Challenge
Presented by Countrywide
WOODS
ORDER OF FINISH
Tiger Woods ......................1 69-62-67-68—266 22-under par $1,350,000
Zach Johnson ....................2 69-67-69-68—273 15-under par 840,000
Jim Furyk ............................3 68-67-69-71—275 13-under par 570,000
Lee Westwood ..................4 72-71-68-66—277 11-under par 420,000
NOTES
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Winner: TIGER WOODS
69-62-67-68 266 (-22) $1,350,000
Tiger Woods collected a first-place check worth
$1.35 million in 2007. As he has done every year
in this event, Woods announced that he is donating
all of his earnings to the Tiger Woods
Foundation. In nine years of the Target World
Challenge, Woods has earned $6,947,500.
Though this event is not an official PGA TOUR
event, it will go into the books as one of several
tournaments where Woods has recorded multiple
victories:
6 wins WGC-CA Championship
5 wins WGC-Bridgestone Invitational
5 wins Buick Invitational
4 wins Masters Tournament
4 wins Bay Hill Invitational
4 wins PGA Championship
4 wins Target World Challenge
Tiger Woods’ winning score of 22-under-par 266
in 2007 tied the tournament record set by Davis
Love III when he won in 2000. Love carded
rounds of 67-64-71-64 in capturing the title.
Woods’ second-round 62 in the second round in
2007 broke the 18-hole record of 63 previously
held by Padraig Harrington, Davis Love III and
Michael Campbell.
Thousand Oaks, CA December 13-16, 2007 Purse: $5,750,000
Sherwood Country Club Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,064
LEADERS
CUT: There was no cut.
First Round
Jim Furyk ....................................68 (-4)
Zach Johnson..............................69 (-3)
Tiger Woods................................69 (-3)
Henrik Stenson ..........................69 (-3)
Rory Sabbatini ............................69 (-3)
NOTEWORTHY: Tiger Woods earned his fourth Target World
Challenge title in the nine years of the tournament. Woods’ winning
score of 22-under 266 tied the tournament record set by Davis Love
III in 2000.
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Steve Stricker ....................5 72-69-68-70—279 9-under par $285,000
Henrik Stenson ..................5 69-72-65-73—279 9-under par 285,000
Mark Calcavecchia ............7 71-71-70-69—281 7-under par 240,000
Colin Montgomerie ............8 80-67-69-66—282 6-under par 225,000
Vijay Singh ........................8 72-68-69-73—282 6-under par 225,000
Padraig Harrington ..........10 71-67-75-73—286 2-under par 210,000
TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT HISTORY HISTORY
Second Round
Tiger Woods............................131 (-13)
Jim Furyk ..................................135 (-9)
Zach Johnson............................136 (-8)
Padraig Harrington....................138 (-6)
Paul Casey ................................139 (-5)
Year Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/Yards
Course scenic at 2007 Target World Challenge
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Third Round
Tiger Woods............................198 (-18)
Jim Furyk ................................204 (-12)
Zach Johnson ........................205 (-11)
Henrik Stenson ......................206 (-10)
Steve Stricker ..........................209 (-7)
Vijay Singh ................................209 (-7)
WEATHER: Early morning temperatures in the low to mid-30s, warming
up to the mid-60s for the afternoons. Mostly sunny skies each day.
Winds were light and variable.
Luke Donald......................11 74-67-75-71—287 1-under par $195,000
Paul Casey........................11 72-67-72-76—287 1-under par $195,000
Niclas Fasth......................13 72-72-73-71—288 even-par $185,000
Brett Wetterich ................14 73-73-75-69—290 2-over par $180,000
Fred Couples ....................15 74-69-76-72—291 3-over par $175,000
Rory Sabbatini..................16 69-81-76-WD $170,000
WILLIAMS WORLD CHALLENGE PRESENTED BY TARGET
1999 Tom Lehman..................267 David Duval....................270 Grayhawk GC, Scottsdale, AZ......................70/7,066
2000 Davis Love III ................266 Tiger Woods ..................268 Sherwood CC, Thousand Oaks, CA..............72/7,025
2001 Tiger Woods..................273 Vijay Singh ....................276 Sherwood CC, Thousand Oaks, CA..............72/7,025
2002 Padraig Harrington ......268 Tiger Woods ..................270 Sherwood CC, Thousand Oaks, CA..............72/7,025
TARGET WORLD CHALLENGE PRESENTED BY WILLIAMS
2003 Davis Love III ................277 Tiger Woods ..................279 Sherwood CC, Thousand Oaks, CA..............72/7,025
2004 Tiger Woods..................268 Padraig Harringon..........270 Sherwood CC, Thousand Oaks, CA..............71/6,988
2005 Luke Donald..................272 Darren Clarke ................274 Sherwood CC, Thousand Oaks, CA..............72/7,053
TARGET WORLD CHALLENGE PRESENTED BY COUNTRYWIDE
2006 Tiger Woods..................272 Geoff Ogilvy ..................276 Sherwood CC, Thousand Oaks, CA..............72/7,064
2007 Tiger Woods..................266 Zach Johnson ................273 Sherwood CC, Thousand Oaks, CA..............72/7,064
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International Federation of PGA Tours/World Golf Championships
From Left to Right: 2007 CA Championship winner Tiger Woods; 2007 Accenture Match Play Championship winner Henrik Stenson; 2007 Bridgestone Invitational winner Tiger Woods
At the 1996 Presidents Cup, golf’s five world governing
bodies—the European Tour, Japan Golf Tour Organization, PGA
TOUR, PGA Tour of Australasia and Sunshine Tour—reached
agreement on several key elements of professional golf designed
to create new international events, beginning in 1999.
Three major initiatives were outlined at the Robert Trent
Jones Golf Club, site of the second Presidents Cup:
• Formation of the International Federation of PGA Tours;
• A structure for a generally accepted worldwide ranking system;
• Joint sanctioning by the members of the International Federation of PGA
Tours of significant competitions, including some at the world championship
level for the game’s top players.
Those “significant competitions” were announced in October 1997 when the
Federation introduced the World Golf Championships. The World Golf
Championships were developed to enhance the competitive structure of
professional golf worldwide while preserving the traditions and strengths of the
individual Tours and their events.
The first three jointly sanctioned championships—the Accenture Match Play
Championship, the NEC Invitational (now Bridgestone Invitational) and the
American Express Championship (now CA Championship)—were launched in
1999 with Jeff Maggert winning the first event and Tiger Woods the latter two.
The addition of the World Cup was announced in December 1999 and was
played as a World Golf Championships event from 2000-06.
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The 2008 Wolf Golf Championships will begin in February with
the Accenture Match Play Championship at The Gallery Golf Club at
Dove Mountain in Marana, Arizona. In March, the CA Championship
will be held at Doral Golf Resort & Spa's Blue Course in Doral,
Florida. In July, the Bridgestone Invitational returns to the South
Course at Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio.
The World Golf Championships’ events feature players from
around the world competing against one another in varied formats.
World Golf Championships’ events have been contested on five continents and
in nine countries and feature some of the largest purses in professional golf.
The Asian Tour joined the International Federation of PGA Tours as a fullfledged
member in November 1999, while the Canadian Tour was named an
associate member in March 2000. The Tour de las Americas joined the
Federation as an associate member in 2007.
Accenture, Bridgestone and CA are the umbrella sponsors of the World Golf
Championships. Kohler and Rolex are official sponsors.
Fields for the World Golf Championships are filled primarily through the
Official World Golf Ranking, which is endorsed by all the sport’s major
professional organizations and governing bodies, and individual Tours’ Official
Money Lists/Orders of Merit.
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Accenture Match Play Championship
Dates: February 18-24, 2008
Site: The Gallery Golf Club at Dove Mountain, South Course,
Marana, Arizona
Format: Match play (hole-by-hole competition)
Field: Top 64 available players based on the Official World Golf
Ranking released February 11, 2008.
Defending Champion: Henrik Stenson
Contact: Michael Garten, Executive Director
Phone: 520-207-0595
Trophy: Walter Hagen Cup
CA Championship
Dates: March 17-23, 2008
Site: Doral Golf Resort & Spa, Blue Course, Doral, Florida
Format: 72 holes of stroke play
Field: Approximately 70 players, including the top-30 players
from the final 2007 FedExCup point standings, the top-50 players
from the Official World Golf Ranking the week prior and the
week of the CA Championship, the top-10 players from the
FedExCup point standings the week prior and the week of the CA
Championship and leaders of the five other Tours' Official Money
Lists/Orders of Merit.
Defending Champion: Tiger Woods
Contact: Eddie Carbone, Executive Director
Phone: 305-513-4653 x 101
Trophy: Gene Sarazen Cup
Bridgestone Invitational
Dates: July 28-August 3, 2008
Site: Firestone Country Club, South Course, Akron, Ohio
Format: 72 holes of stroke play
Field: Approximately 75 players, consisting of members of the
last-named United States and International Presidents Cup and
Ryder Cup Teams; if not otherwise eligible, players ranked among
the top 50 on the Official World Golf Ranking as of the Monday
prior to and the Monday of tournament week; if not otherwise
eligible, winners of worldwide events since the prior year's
Bridgestone Invitational with an Official World Golf Ranking
strength-of-field rating of 115 points or more; and if not otherwise
eligible, the winner of one selected tournament from the PGA Tour
of Australasia, Sunshine Tour, Asian Tour and Japan Golf Tour.
Defending Champion: Tiger Woods
Contact: Don Padgett, Executive Director
Phone: 330-644-2299
Trophy: Gary Player Trophy
About Accenture:
Accenture is a global management consulting, technology
services and outsourcing company. Committed to delivering
innovation, Accenture collaborates with its clients to help them
become high-performance businesses and governments. With
deep industry and business process expertise, broad global
resources and a proven track record, Accenture can mobilize
the right people, skills and technologies to help clients improve
their performance. With approximately 170,000 people in 49
countries, the company generated net revenues of US $19.70
billion for the fiscal year ended Aug. 31, 2007. Its home page is
www.accenture.com.
About CA:
CA, Inc. is a global umbrella sponsor of the World Golf
Championships and title sponsor of CA Championship. As one of
the world’s leading independent, enterprise management
software companies, CA unifies and simplifies complex
information technology (IT) management across the enterprise
for greater business results.
About Bridgestone:
The Bridgestone Group, founded in 1931, is the world’s largest
manufacturer of tires and other rubber products. Bridgestone
Corporation, headquartered in Tokyo, is the parent company of
the group. Tires account for 80 percent of Bridgestone Group
sales worldwide. The company also manufactures industrial
rubber and chemical products, sporting goods, and other
diversified produces. With those various activities, the
Bridgestone Group markets its tires and other products in more
than 150 nations by supplying tires and other products
manufactured at more than 100 plants in more than 20 countries.
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The eighth Presidents Cup will be
contested at Harding Park Golf Course in
San Francisco in 2009. Royal Melbourne
Golf Club in Australia will host the event
in 2011, becoming the first golf course
outside the United States to host The
Presidents Cup more than once.
History
The Presidents Cup was developed to give the world’s best non-European
players an opportunity to compete in international team match-play competition.
A biennial event played in non-Ryder Cup years, the first Presidents Cup
was played Sept. 16-18, 1994, at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club. The U.S. Team,
captained by Hale Irwin, defeated Captain David Graham’s International side,
20-12. The U.S. Team retained The Cup in 1996, but the Internationals scored
their only outright win in The Presidents Cup during the following staging, in
1998 in Australia. In 2000, the U.S. Team avenged the loss with an impressive
11-point victory over the Internationals, taking their record to 3-1-0.
The 2003 Presidents Cup was originally scheduled for November 2002,
but was postponed one year in the wake of the September 11, 2001, terrorist
attacks on the United States. Played at The Links at Fancourt Hotel and
Country Club Estate in George, South Africa, the competition ended in a tie.
After both teams completed regulation tied at 17 points, Ernie Els of the
International Team and Tiger Woods of the U.S. were designated to represent
their teams in a sudden-death playoff. After three playoff holes, and as
darkness was descending, Captains Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus, in the
spirit of the competition, decided that the two teams would share the Cup.
The 2005 Presidents Cup, played for a fourth time at the Robert Trent
Jones Golf Club in Prince William County, VA, came down to the final hole.
When American Chris DiMarco birdied the 18th hole in Sunday’s singles to
defeat Stuart Appleby, 1-up, he gave the Americans an 181 /2-151 /2 victory.
The U. S. wrapped up its fifth Presidents Cup in seven tries at Royal
Montreal Golf club in 2007 with a 191 /2-141 /2 victory, the U.S. Team's first at an
international venue in 14 years of team competition. David Toms earned the most
points for the U.S. Team, while Woody Austin earned several new nicknames
after falling into the lake on hole 14 while attempting a shot. And while his team
did not win, Canadian golf hero Mike Weir thrilled the crowds with a 1-up victory
over World No. 1 Tiger Woods in Sunday's Singles competition.
Former U.S. President Gerald Ford presided over the first Presidents Cup
as Honorary Chairman. Former President George H.W. Bush, like Ford an avid
golfer, served as Honorary Chairman for the 1996 Presidents Cup. Australian
Prime Minister John Howard was Honorary Chairman for the 1998 event. In
2000, President Bill Clinton made history when he became the first sitting
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president to serve as Honorary Chairman. In 2003, Thabo Mbeki, President of
the Republic of South Africa, was Honorary Chairman. Current President
George W. Bush served as the Honorary Chairman of the 2005 Presidents Cup,
and Canadian Primte Minister Stephen Harper was the 2007 Honorary
Chairman.
The Presidents Cup follows the PGA TOUR creed of giving back. There is no
purse for the players. Net revenues are divided into equal shares that the players
and captains designate for charities or golf-related projects of their choice.
Contributions in their names are made through PGA TOUR Charities, Inc. The first
seven Presidents Cups generated more than $17 million for charities worldwide.
Eligibility
Members of the 2009 U.S. Team will be selected based on official
earnings from the start of the 2008 season through the 2009 PGA
Championship. International Team players for the 2009 Presidents Cup will be
chosen on the basis of the Official World Golf Ranking, and does not include
players eligible for the European Ryder Cup Team.
The eligibility rankings are used to select 10 members for both squads.
The 12-man teams are rounded out by two Captain’s Choices per team.
Structure and Scoring
The Presidents Cup competition consists of 34 matches—11 Foursomes
(alternate shot) and 11 Four-ball (better ball) matches. There are 12 Singles
matches involving all players on the final Sunday. All matches are worth one
point each, for a total of 34 points. There are no playoffs for Foursomes or
Four-ball, with each side receiving 1 /2 point if the match finishes all-square
after 18 holes. Singles matches all square after 18 holes will go to extra holes
until a team winner is determined. In a change inspired by the events of the
2003 Presidents Cup, if the match is deadlocked at the end of Singles play, the
competition will be deemed a tie and the teams will share The Presidents Cup.
Mike Weir of the International Team and Tiger Woods of the U.S. Team
pose with The Presidents Cup trophy in 2007.
Dates Site Score
Sept. 16-18, 1994 Robert Trent Jones GC, Prince William Co., VA U.S. 20, International 12
Sept. 12-15, 1996 Robert Trent Jones GC, Prince William Co., VA U.S. 16 1 /2, International 15 1 /2
Dec. 10-13, 1998 Royal Melbourne GC, Melbourne, Australia International 20 1 /2, U.S. 11 1 /2
Oct. 19-22, 2000 Robert Trent Jones GC, Prince William Co., VA U.S. 21 1 /2, International 10 1 /2
Sept. 20-23, 2003 The Links at Fancourt, George, South Africa U.S. 17, International 17
Sept. 22-25, 2005 Robert Trent Jones GC, Prince William Co., VA U.S. 18 1 /2, International 15 1 /2
Sept. 27-30, 2007 The Royal Montreal Golf Club, Montreal, Canada U.S. 19 1 /2, International 14 1 /2
Oct. 8-11, 2009 Harding Park Golf Course, San Francisco, CA
Nov. 17-20, 2011 Royal Melbourne Golf Club, Melbourne, Australia
(The United States leads the series, 5-1-1.)
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The Royal Montreal Golf Club
Ile Bizard, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Par: 35-35—70 Yards: 7,171 September 27-30, 2007
Honorary Chairman: Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper
Captains: Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player
DAY ONE
Foursomes—United States 5 1 /2, International 1 /2
Hunter Mahan/Steve Stricker (U.S.) def. Adam Scott/Geoff Ogilvy, 3 and 2
Vijay Singh/Mike Weir (Int.) halved with Phil Mickelson/Woody Austin
Stewart Cink/Zach Johnson (U.S.) def. Rory Sabbatini/Trevor Immelman, 1-up
David Toms/Jim Furyk (U.S.) def. Ernie Els/Angel Cabrera, 1-up
Lucas Glover/Scott Verplank (U.S.) def. Stuart Appleby/Retief Goosen, 2-up
Tiger Woods/Charles Howell III (U.S.) def. K.J. Choi/Nick O’Hern, 3 and 1
DAY TWO
Four-ball—International 4 1 /2, United States 1 1 /2
Cabrera/Goosen (Int.) def. Mickelson/Mahan, 1-up
Singh/Appleby (Int.) def. Woods/Furyk, 5 and 4
Els/Weir (Int.) def. Johnson/Howell, 3 and 1
Stricker/Verplank (U.S.) def. Scott/Choi, 2 and 1
Ogilvy/O’Hern (Int.) def. Cink/Glover, 1-up
Immelman/Sabbatini (Int.) halved with Austin/Toms
Totals: United States 7, International 5
DAY THREE
Foursomes—United States 5, International 0
Stricker/Mahan (U.S.) def. Immelman/Sabbatini, 2-up
Mickelson/Austin (U.S.) def. Goosen/Appleby, 5 and 4
Woods/Furyk (U.S.) def. Scott/Els, 4 and 3
Glover/Verplank (U.S.) def. Singh/Weir, 2 and 1
Johnson/Toms (U.S.) def. O’Hern/Ogilvy, 2 and 1
Totals: United States 12, International 5
Four-ball—International 2 1 /2, United States 2 1 /2
Cink/Furyk (U.S.) def. Cabrera/Choi, 1-up
Scott/Goosen (Int.) halved with Mickelson/Austin
Weir/Els (Int.) def. Howell/Glover, 4 and 2
Singh/Appleby (Int.) def. Stricker/Mahan, 1-up
Woods/Toms (U.S.) def. O’Hern/Ogilvy, 5 and 3
Totals: United States 14 1 /2, International 7 1 /2
DAY FOUR
Singles—International 7, United States 5
Verplank (U.S.) def. Sabbatini, 2 and 1
Els (Int.) def. Glover, 2 and 1
Mickelson (U.S.) def. Singh, 5 and 4
Weir (Int.) def. Woods, 1-up
Cabrera (Int.) def. Austin, 2 and 1
Scott (Int.) def. Johnson, 2 and 1
Toms (U.S.) def. Immelman, 2-up
Cink (U.S.) def. O’Hern, 6 and 4
Ogilvy (Int.) def. Stricker, 1-up
Choi (Int.) def. Mahan, 3 and 2
Howell (U.S.) def. Appleby, 2 and 1
Goosen (Int.) def. Furyk, 2 and 1
Totals: United States 19 1 /2, International 14 1 /2
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U.S. Captain Jack Nicklaus (left) receives congratulations from International Team
member K.J. Choi (center) and U.S. Team member Hunter Mahan.
U.S. Team member
Woody Austin tried to
blast his ball from a
water hazard during the
Four-ball competition
and fell into the water.
But he was able to joke
about it (inset) later in
the week.
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Robert Trent Jones GC
Prince William County, VA
Par: 35-37—72 Yards: 7,335 September 22-25, 2005
Honorary Chairman: President George W. Bush
Captains: Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player
DAY ONE
Foursomes—International 3 1 /2, United States 2 1 /2
Adam Scott/Retief Goosen (Int.) def. Tiger Woods/Fred Couples, 4 and 3
Fred Funk/Jim Furyk (U.S.) halved with Vijay Singh/Mark Hensby
Phil Mickelson/Chris DiMarco (U.S.) def. Nick O’Hern/Tim Clark, 1-up
Justin Leonard/Scott Verplank (U.S.) def. Stuart Appleby/Peter Lonard, 4 and 2
Angel Cabrera/Michael Campbell (Int.) def. Davis Love III/Kenny Perry, 2 and 1
Trevor Immelman/Mike Weir (Int.) def. David Toms/Stewart Cink, 6 and 5
DAY TWO
Four-ball—International 3, United States 3
Mickelson/DiMarco (U.S.) halved with Campbell/Cabrera
Scott/Goosen (Int.) def. Couples/Toms, 3 and 1
Leonard/Verplank (U.S.) def. Immelman/Weir, 2 and 1
Funk/Cink (U.S.) halved with Singh/Clark
Lonard/O’Hern (Int.) def. Love/Perry, 3 and 2
Woods/Furyk (U.S.) def. Appleby/Hensby, 3 and 2
Totals: International 6 1 /2, United States 5 1 /2
DAY THREE
Foursomes—United States 3, International 2
Leonard/Verplank (U.S.) halved with Goosen/Scott
Mickelson/DiMarco (U.S.) def. Cabrera/Campbell, 5 and 3
Woods/Furyk (U.S.) halved with Singh/Appleby
Clark/O’Hern (Int.) def. Funk/Toms, 2 and 1
Love/Cink (U.S.) def. Immelman/Weir, 1-up
Totals: International 8 1 /2, United States 8 1 /2
Four-ball—International 2 1 /2, United States 2 1 /2
Goosen/Scott (Int.) def. Verplank/Leonard, 5 and 4
Mickelson/DiMarco (U.S.) def. Lonard/O’Hern, 6 and 5
Love/Couples (U.S.) halved with Campbell/Cabrera
Hensby/Clark (Int.) def. Perry/Cink, 5 and 3
Woods/Furyk (U.S.) def. Singh/Appleby, 2 and 1
Totals: International 11, United States 11
DAY FOUR
Singles—United States 7 1 /2, International 4 1 /2
Leonard (U.S.) def. Clark, 4 and 3
Toms (U.S.) def. Immelman, 2 and 1
Goosen (Int.) def. Woods, 2 and 1
Perry (U.S.) def. Hensby, 4 and 3
Couples (U.S.) def. Singh, 1-up
Weir (Int.) def. Verplank, 3 and 2
Furyk (U.S.) def. Scott, 3 and 2
Lonard (Int.) def. Cink, 3 and 2
Campbell (Int.) def. Funk, 3 and 2
Love (U.S.) def. O’Hern, 4 and 3
Mickelson (U.S.) halved with Cabrera
DiMarco (U.S.) def. Appleby, 1-up
Totals: United States 18 1 /2, International 15 1 /2
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The Links Course at Fancourt Hotel
and Country Club Estate
George, Western Cape Province, South Africa
Par: 36-37—73; Yards: 6,858 Nov. 20-23, 2003
Honorary Chairman: South Africa President Thabo Mbeki
Captains: Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player
DAY ONE
Foursomes—International 3 1 /2, United States 2 1 /2
Nick Price/Mike Weir (Int.) def. David Toms/Phil Mickelson, 1-up
Retief Goosen/Vijay Singh (Int.) def. Chris DiMarco/Jerry Kelly, 3 and 2
Davis Love III/Kenny Perry (U.S.) def. Peter Lonard/Tim Clark, 4 and 2
Ernie Els/Adam Scott (Int.) def. Justin Leonard/Jim Furyk, 1-up
Jay Haas/Fred Funk (U.S.) halved with Robert Allenby/Stephen Leaney
Tiger Woods/Charles Howell III (U.S.) def. Stuart Appleby/K.J. Choi, 4 and 3
DAY TWO
Four-ball—United States 3, International 2
Allenby/Weir (Int.) def. Mickelson/Toms, 3 and 1
Perry/Love III (U.S.) def. Goosen/Choi, 2 and 1
Furyk/Haas (U.S.) def. Appleby/Scott, 6 and 5
DiMarco/Leonard (U.S.) def. Singh/Price, 1-up
Els/Clark (Int.) def. Woods/Howell III, 5 and 3
Totals: International 5 1 /2, United States 5 1 /2
Foursomes—United States 4, International 1
Perry/Kelly (U.S.) def. Choi/Lonard, 2 and 1
Funk/Toms (U.S.) def. Allenby/Leaney, 4 and 3
Woods/Howell III (U.S.) def. Clark/Goosen, 1-up
Els/Scott (Int.) def. DiMarco/Mickelson, 1-up
Furyk/Leonard (U.S.) def. Singh/Weir, 5 and 4
Totals: United States 9 1 /2, International 6 1 /2
DAY THREE
Four-ball—International 6, United States 0
Lonard/Leaney (Int.) def. Funk/Mickelson, 2 and 1
Els/Clark (Int.) def. Furyk/Haas, 3 and 2
Scott/Choi (Int.) def. Perry/Kelly, 5 and 4
Singh/Goosen (Int.) def. Woods/Howell, 2 and 1
Weir/Allenby (Int.) def. DiMarco/Leonard, 1-up
Price/Appleby (Int.) def Love/Toms, 2 and 1
Totals: International 12 1 /2, United States 9 1 /2
DAY FOUR
Singles—United States 7 1 /2, International 4 1 /2
Furyk (U.S.) def. Weir, 3 and 1
Kelly (U.S.) def. Clark, 1-up
Perry (U.S.) def. Price, 1-up
Choi (Int.) def. Leonard, 4 and 2
Howell (U.S.) def. Scott, 5 and 4
Haas (U.S.) def. Leaney, 4 and 3
Goosen (Int.) def. Mickelson, 2 and 1
Lonard (Int.) def. Funk, 4 and 3
DiMarco (U.S.) def. Appleby, 1-up
Singh (Int.) def. Toms, 4 and 3
Woods (U.S.) def. Els, 4 and 3
Love (U.S.) halved with Allenby
Totals: International 17, United States 17
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Playoff: Woods (U.S.) and Els (Int.) halved three sudden-death holes with
pars. The match was called because of darkness and deemed a tie. The teams
opted to share The Presidents Cup for the next two years.
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Robert Trent Jones GC
Prince William County, VA
Par: 36-36—72 Yards: 7,315 October 19-22, 2000
Honorary Chairman: President Bill Clinton
Captains: Ken Venturi, Peter Thomson
DAY ONE
Foursomes—United States 5, International 0
Phil Mickelson/Tom Lehman (U.S.) def. Steve Elkington/Greg Norman, 5 and 4
Hal Sutton/Jim Furyk (U.S.) def. Robert Allenby/Stuart Appleby, 1-up
Stewart Cink/Kirk Triplett (U.S.) def. Mike Weir/Retief Goosen, 3 and 2
Tiger Woods/Notah Begay III (U.S.) def. Vijay Singh/Ernie Els, 1-up
David Duval/Davis Love III (U.S.) def. Nick Price/Carlos Franco, 1-up
DAY TWO
Four-Ball—International 4, United States 1
Michael Campbell/Goosen (Int.) def. Sutton/Paul Azinger, 4 and 3
Weir/Elkington (Int.) def. Lehman/Loren Roberts, 3 and 2
Price/Norman (Int.) def. Furyk/Duval, 6 and 5
Shigeki Maruyama/Franco (Int.) def. Woods/Begay, 3 and 2
Mickelson/Love (U.S.) def. Singh/Els, 2 and 1
Totals: United States 6, International 4
Foursomes—United States 4, International 1
Cink/Triplett (U.S.) def. Allenby/Appleby, 2 and 1
Roberts/Azinger (U.S.) def. Franco/Maruyama, 5 and 4
Woods/Begay (U.S.) def. Singh/Els, 6 and 5
Sutton/Lehman (U.S.) def. Campbell/Goosen, 4 and 2
Price/Weir (Int.) def. Mickelson/Duval, 6 and 4
Totals: United States 10, International 5
DAY THREE
Four-Ball—United States 4, International 1
Sutton/Furyk (U.S.) def. Campbell/Norman, 6 and 5
Lehman/Mickelson (U.S.) def. Weir/Elkington, 2 and 1
Love/Duval (U.S.) def. Price/Els, 3 and 2
Triplett/Cink (U.S.) def. Allenby/Franco, 1-up
Singh/Goosen (Int.) def. Woods/Begay, 2 and 1
Totals: United States 14, International 6
DAY FOUR
Singles—United States 7 1 /2, International 4 1 /2
Allenby (Int.) def. Azinger, 2 and 1
Duval (U.S.) def. Price, 2 and 1
Roberts (U.S.) def. Appleby, 3 and 2
Weir (Int.) def. Mickelson, 4 and 3
Love (U.S.) def. Els, 4 and 3
Elkington (Int.) def. Lehman, 1-up
Woods (U.S.) def. Singh, 2 and 1
Cink (U.S.) def. Norman, 2 and 1
Franco (Int.) def. Sutton, 6 and 5
Furyk (U.S.) def. Maruyama, 5 and 4
Triplett (U.S.) halved with Campbell
Begay (U.S.) def. Goosen, 1-up
Totals: United States 21 1 /2, International 10 1 /2
Formats
Royal Melbourne GC
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Par: 36-36—72 Yards: 6,981 December 11-13, 1998
Honorary Chairman: Australia Prime Minister John Howard
Captains: Jack Nicklaus, Peter Thomson
DAY ONE
Foursomes—International 3 1 /2, United States 1 1 /2
Frank Nobilo/Greg Turner (Int.) def. Mark O’Meara/David Duval, 1-up
Greg Norman/Steve Elkington (Int.) def. Jim Furyk/John Huston, 2-up
Shigeki Maruyama/Craig Parry (Int.) def Lee Janzen/Scott Hoch, 3 and 2
Tiger Woods/Fred Couples (U.S.) def. Ernie Els/Vijay Singh, 5 and 4
Davis Love III/Justin Leonard (U.S.) halved with Stuart Appleby/Nick Price
Four-Ball—International 3 1 /2, United States 1 1 /2
Norman/Elkington (Int.) def. O’Meara/Furyk, 2 and 1
Maruyama/Joe Ozaki (Int.) def. Mark Calcavecchia/Huston, 4 and 3
Duval/Phil Mickelson (U.S.) halved with Els/Price
Couples/Love (U.S.) def. Parry/Carlos Franco, 1-up
Appleby/Singh (Int.) def. Leonard/Woods, 2 and 1
Totals: International 7, United States 3
DAY TWO
Foursomes—International 4 1 /2, United States 1 /2
Nobilo/Turner (Int.) def. Leonard/Love, 2-up
Janzen/Calcavecchia (U.S.) halved with Norman/Elkington
Maruyama/Parry (Int.) def. Woods/Couples, 1-up
Appleby/Price (Int.) def. Duval/Mickelson, 1-up
Els/Singh (Int.) def. Hoch/Furyk, 6 and 4
Totals: International 11 1 /2, United States 3 1 /2
Four-Ball—International 3, United States 2
O’Meara/Hoch (U.S.) def. Nobilo/Turner, 1-up
Els/Singh (Int.) def. Woods/Huston, 1-up
Maruyama/Ozaki (Int.) def. Duval/Mickelson, 1-up
Janzen/Calcavecchia (U.S.) def. Price/Franco, 3 and 2
Norman/Elkington (Int.) def. Couples/Love, 2 and 1
Totals: International 14 1 /2, United States 5 1 /2
DAY THREE
Singles—United States 6, International 6
Parry (Int.) def. Leonard, 5 and 3
Price (Int.) def. Duval, 2 and 1
Furyk (U.S.) def. Nobilo, 4 and 2
Mickelson (U.S.) halved with Franco
Maruyama (Int.) def. Huston, 3 and 2
Hoch (U.S.) def. Ozaki, 4 and 3
Calcavecchia (U.S.) halved with Turner
Janzen (U.S.) halved with Elkington
Els (Int.) def. Love, 1-up
Couples (U.S.) halved with Singh
Woods (U.S.) def. Norman, 1-up
O’Meara (U.S.) def. Appleby, 1-up
Totals: International 20 1 /2, United States 11 1 /2
Match play: Competition where the winner of holes is the determining factor as opposed to total strokes in medal play.
Four-ball: A match where two play their own balls against the other twosome's two balls, with the better-ball score of each
side winning the hole.
Foursomes: A match where two play against two and each side plays one ball, with partners alternating shots from the tee until
completion of the hole.
Singles: One-on-one competition using a match-play format.
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The Presidents Cup – 1996
Robert Trent Jones GC
Prince William County, VA
Par: 36-36—72 Yards: 7,239 September 13-15, 1996
Honorary Chairman: Former President George H.W. Bush
Captains: Arnold Palmer, Peter Thomson
DAY ONE
Four-Ball—United States 4, International 1
Fred Couples/Davis Love III (U.S.) def. Greg Norman/Robert Allenby, 2 and 1
Ernie Els/Mark McNulty (Int.) def. Scott Hoch/Mark Brooks, 2-up
Phil Mickelson/Corey Pavin (U.S.) def. Vijay Singh/Jumbo Ozaki, 2 and 1
Mark O’Meara/David Duval (U.S.) def. Steve Elkington/Frank Nobilo, 3 and 2
Tom Lehman/Steve Stricker (U.S.) def. Nick Price/Peter Senior, 4 and 2
Foursomes—United States 3 1 /2, International 1 1 /2
Kenny Perry/Justin Leonard (U.S.) def. Price/David Frost, 3 and 2
O’Meara/Duval (U.S.) def. Nobilo/Craig Parry, 2 and 1
Elkington/Singh (Int.) def. Lehman/Stricker, 2-up
Mickelson/Pavin (U.S.) halved with Els/McNulty
Couples/Love (U.S.) def. Norman/Allenby, 1-up
Totals: United States 7 1 /2, International 2 1 /2
DAY TWO
Four-Ball—International 3, United States 2
Price/Elkington (Int.) def. Leonard/Lehman, 2-up
Norman/Allenby (Int.) def. Stricker/Pavin, 1-up
Perry/Hoch (U.S.) def. Parry/Nobilo, 2 and 1
Ozaki/Singh (Int.) def. Love/Couples, 2 and 1
O’Meara/Duval (U.S.) def. Els/McNulty, 4 and 3
Totals: United States 9 1 /2, International 5 1 /2
Foursomes—International 4, United States 1
Senior/Frost (Int.) def. Pavin/Mickelson, 3 and 2
Nobilo/Allenby (Int.) def. Love/Brooks, 3 and 2
Price/McNulty (Int.) def. Perry/Leonard, 3 and 1
Norman/Els (Int.) def. Lehman/Stricker, 1-up
O’Meara/Hoch (U.S.) def. Elkington/Singh, 1-up
Totals: United States 10 1 /2, International 9 1 /2
DAY THREE
Singles—United States 6, International 6
Parry (Int.) def. Brooks, 5 and 4
Duval (U.S.) def. Senior, 3 and 2
O’Meara (U.S.) def. Price, 1-up
Frost (Int.) def. Perry, 7 and 6
Stricker (U.S.) def. Allenby, 6 and 5
Hoch (U.S.) def. McNulty, 1-up
Love (U.S.) def. Ozaki, 5 and 4
Elkington (Int.) def. Leonard, 1-up
Els (Int.) def. Mickelson, 3 and 2
Norman (Int.) def. Pavin, 3 and 1
Nobilo (Int.) def. Lehman, 3 and 2
Couples (U.S.) def. Singh, 2 and 1
Totals: United States 16 1 /2, International 15 1 /2
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The Presidents Cup – 1994
Prince William County, VA
Par: 36-36—72 Yards: 7,239 September 16-18, 1994
Honorary Chairman: Former President Gerald R. Ford
Captains: Hale Irwin, David Graham
DAY ONE
Four-Ball—United States 5, International 0
Corey Pavin/Jeff Maggert (U.S.) def. Steve Elkington/Vijay Singh, 2 and 1
Jay Haas/Scott Hoch (U.S.) def. Fulton Allem/David Frost, 6 and 5
Davis Love III/Fred Couples (U.S.) def. Nick Price/Bradley Hughes, 1-up
John Huston/Jim Gallagher, Jr. (U.S.) def. Craig Parry/Robert Allenby, 4 and 2
Tom Lehman/Phil Mickelson (U.S.) def. Frank Nobilo/Peter Senior, 3 and 2
Foursomes—United States 2 1 /2, International 2 1 /2
Hale Irwin/Loren Roberts (U.S.) def. Frost/Allem, 3 and 1
Haas/Hoch (U.S.) def. Parry/Tsukasa Watanabe, 4 and 3
Nobilo/Allenby (Int.) def. Pavin/Maggert, 2 and 1
Elkington/Singh (Int.) def. Mickelson/Lehman, 2 and 1
Price/Mark McNulty (Int.) halved with Love/Gallagher
Totals: United States 7 1 /2, International 2 1 /2
DAY TWO
Four-Ball—International 3 1 /2, United States 1 1 /2
Allem/McNulty (Int.) def. Gallagher/Huston, 4 and 3
Watanabe/Singh (Int.) def. Haas/Hoch, 3 and 1
Parry/Hughes (Int.) def. Roberts/Lehman, 4 and 3
Couples/Love (U.S.) def. Nobilo/Allenby, 2-up
Price/Elkington (Int.) halved with Mickelson/Pavin
Totals: United States 9, International 6
Foursomes—United States 3, International 2
Frost/Senior (Int.) def. Irwin/Haas, 6 and 5
Pavin/Roberts (U.S.) def. Parry/Allem, 1-up
Singh/Elkington (Int.) def. Maggert/Huston, 3 and 2
Love/Gallagher (U.S.) def. Nobilo/Allenby, 7 and 5
Mickelson/Lehman (U.S.) def. Hughes/McNulty, 3 and 2
Totals: United States 12, International 8
DAY THREE
Singles—United States 8, International 4
Irwin (U.S.) def. Allenby, 1-up
Haas (U.S.) def. McNulty, 4 and 3
Gallagher (U.S.) def. Watanabe, 4 and 3
Mickelson (U.S.) halved with Allem
Singh (Int.) halved with Lehman
Senior (Int.) def. Huston, 3 and 2
Hoch (U.S.) halved with Frost
Maggert (U.S.) def. Hughes, 2 and 1
Nobilo (Int.) halved with Roberts
Couples (U.S.) def. Price, 1-up
Love (U.S.) def. Elkington, 1-up
Parry (Int.) def. Pavin, 1-up
Totals: United States 20, International 12
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All-Time Presidents Cup Records
Player (Years) Overall (Win-Loss-Halve) Four-Ball (W-L-H) Foursomes (W-L-H) Singles (W-L-H)
Woody Austin (2007) 1-1-3 0-0-2 1-0-1 0-1-0
Paul Azinger (2000) 1-2-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
Notah Begay III (2000) 3-2-0 0-2-0 2-0-0 1-0-0
Mark Brooks (1996) 0-3-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
Mark Calcavecchia (1998) 1-1-2 1-1-0 0-0-1 0-0-1
Stewart Cink (2000, 2005, 2007) 8-4-1 2-2-1 4-1-0 2-1-0
Fred Couples (1994, 1996, 1998, 2005) 9-5-2 4-3-1 2-2-0 3-0-1
Chris DiMarco (2003, 2005) 6-3-1 2-1-1 2-2-0 2-0-0
David Duval (1996, 1998, 2000) 7-6-1 3-2-1 2-3-0 2-1-0
Fred Funk (2003, 2005) 1-4-3 0-1-1 1-1-2 0-2-0
Jim Furyk (1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2007) 13-8-2 5-4-0 4-3-2 4-1-0
Jim Gallagher, Jr. (1994) 3-1-1 1-1-0 1-0-1 1-0-0
Lucas Glover (2007) 2-3-0 0-2-0 2-0-0 0-1-0
Jay Haas (1994, 2003) 5-3-1 2-2-0 1-0-2 2-0-0
Scott Hoch (1994, 1996, 1998) 7-4-1 3-2-0 2-2-0 2-0-1
Charles Howell III (2003, 2007) 5-4-0 0-4-0 3-0-0 2-0-0
John Huston (1994, 1998) 1-7-0 1-3-0 0-2-0 0-2-0
Hale Irwin (1994) 2-1-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-0
Lee Janzen (1998) 1-1-2 1-0-0 0-1-1 0-0-1
Zach Johnson (2007) 2-2-0 0-1-0 2-0-0 0-1-0
Jerry Kelly (2003) 2-2-0 0-1-0 1-1-0 1-0-0
Tom Lehman (1994, 1996, 2000) 6-8-1 3-3-0 3-3-0 0-2-1
Justin Leonard (1996, 1998, 2003, 2005) 6-10-2 2-4-0 3-3-2 1-3-0
Davis Love III (1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005) 16-8-4 7-4-1 5-3-2 4-1-1
Jeff Maggert (1994) 2-2-0 1-0-0 0-2-0 1-0-0
Hunter Mahan (2007) 2-3-0 0-2-0 2-0-0 0-1-0
Phil Mickelson (1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2007) 11-13-9 5-4-4 5-6-2 1-3-3
Mark O’Meara (1996, 1998) 7-2-0 3-1-0 2-1-0 2-0-0
Corey Pavin (1994, 1996) 3-5-2 2-1-1 1-2-1 0-2-0
Kenny Perry (1996, 2003, 2005) 7-6-0 2-3-0 3-2-0 2-1-0
Loren Roberts (1994, 2000) 4-2-1 0-2-0 3-0-0 1-0-1
Steve Stricker (1996, 2007) 5-5-0 2-2-0 2-2-0 1-1-0
Hal Sutton (2000) 3-2-0 1-1-0 2-0-0 0-1-0
David Toms (2003, 2005, 2007) 6-7-1 1-3-1 3-3-0 2-1-0
Kirk Triplett (2000) 3-0-1 1-0-0 2-0-0 0-1-0
Scott Verplank (2005, 2007) 6-2-1 2-1-0 3-0-1 1-1-0
Tiger Woods (1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2007) 13-11-1 3-7-0 7-2-1 3-2-0
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International Team
All-Time Presidents Cup Records
Player (Years) Overall (W-L-H) Four-Ball (W-L-H) Foursomes (W-L-H) Singles (W-L-H)
Fulton Allem (1994) 1-1-1 1-1-0 0-2-0 0-0-1
Robert Allenby (1994, 1996, 2000, 2003) 6-11-2 3-4-0 2-5-1 1-2-1
Stuart Appleby (1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2007) 5-14-2 4-3-0 1-6-2 0-5-0
Angel Cabrera (2005, 2007) 3-3-3 1-1-2 1-2-0 1-0-1
Michael Campbell (2000, 2005) 3-3-3 1-1-2 1-2-0 1-0-1
K.J. Choi (2003, 2007) 3-6-0 1-3-0 0-3-0 2-0-0
Tim Clark (2003, 2005) 4-5-1 3-0-1 1-3-0 0-2-0
Steve Elkington (1994, 1996, 1998) 8-4-3 3-2-1 4-1-1 1-1-1
Ernie Els (1996, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2007) 13-10-2 6-3-1 4-5-1 3-2-0
Carlos Franco (1998, 2000) 2-5-1 1-3-0 0-2-0 1-0-1
David Frost (1994, 1996) 3-3-1 0-1-0 2-2-0 1-0-1
Retief Goosen (2000, 2003, 2005, 2007) 11-7-2 6-1-1 2-5-1 3-1-0
Mark Hensby (2005) 1-2-1 1-1-0 0-0-1 0-1-0
Bradley Hughes (1994) 1-3-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
Trevor Immelman (2005, 2007) 1-6-1 0-1-1 1-3-0 0-2-0
Stephen Leaney (2003) 1-2-1 1-0-0 0-1-1 0-1-0
Peter Lonard (2003, 2005) 4-4-0 2-1-0 0-3-0 2-0-0
Shigeki Maruyama (1998, 2000) 6-2-0 3-0-0 2-1-0 1-1-0
Mark McNulty (1994, 1996) 3-4-2 2-1-0 1-1-2 0-2-0
Frank Nobilo (1994, 1996, 1998) 5-8-1 0-5-0 4-2-0 1-1-1
Greg Norman (1996, 1998, 2000) 7-6-1 4-2-0 2-2-1 1-2-0
Geoff Ogilvy (2007) 2-3-0 1-1-0 0-2-0 1-0-0
Nick O'Hern (2005, 2007) 3-7-0 2-2-0 1-3-0 0-2-0
Joe Ozaki (1998) 2-1-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
Jumbo Ozaki (1996) 1-2-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
Craig Parry (1994, 1996, 1998) 6-6-0 1-3-0 2-3-0 3-0-0
Nick Price (1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003) 8-11-4 3-5-2 4-2-2 1-4-0
Rory Sabbatini (2007) 0-3-1 0-0-1 0-2-0 0-1-0
Adam Scott (2003, 2005, 2007) 7-6-2 3-2-1 3-2-1 0-3-0
Peter Senior (1994, 1996) 3-3-0 0-2-0 2-0-0 1-1-0
Vijay Singh (1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2007) 14-15-6 8-5-1 5-6-3 1-4-2
Greg Turner (1998) 2-1-1 0-1-0 2-0-0 0-0-1
Tsukasa Watanabe (1994) 1-2-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
Mike Weir (2000, 2003, 2005, 2007) 11-7-1 5-2-0 3-4-1 3-1-0
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Ryder Cup
Year Location Date Results
1927 Worcester (MA) CC June 3-4 U.S. 9 1 /2 Britain 2 1 /2
1929 Moortown, England April 26-27 Britain 7 U.S. 5
1931 Scioto CC, Columbus, OH June 26-27 U.S. 9 Britain 3
1933 Southport & Ainsdale Courses, England June 26-27 Britain 6 1 /2 U.S. 5 1 /2
1935 Ridgewood (NJ) CC Sept. 28-29 U.S. 9 Britain 3
1937 Southport & Ainsdale Courses, England June 29-30 U.S. 8 Britain 4
Ryder Cup not held during World War II.
1947 Portland (OR) GC Nov. 1-2 U.S. 11 Britain 1
1949 Ganton GC, Scarborough, England Sept. 16-17 U.S. 7 Britain 5
1951 Pinehurst (NC) CC Nov. 2-4 U.S. 9 1 /2 Britain 2 1 /2
1953 Wentworth, England Oct. 2-3 U.S. 6 1 /2 Britain 5 1 /2
1955 Thunderbird Ranch and CC, Palm Springs, CA Nov. 5-6 U.S. 8 Britain 4
1957 Lindrick GC, Yorkshire, England Oct. 4-5 Britain 7 1 /2 U.S 4 1 /2
1959 Eldorado CC, Palm Desert, CA Nov. 6-7 U.S. 8 1 /2 Britain 3 1 /2
1961 Royal Lytham and St. Annes GC, England Oct. 13-14 U.S. 14 1 /2 Britain 9 1 /2
1963 East Lake CC, Atlanta, GA Oct. 11-13 U.S. 23 Britain 9
1965 Royal Birkdale GC, Southport, England Oct. 7-9 U.S. 19 1 /2 Britain 12 1 /2
1967 Champions GC, Houston, TX Oct. 20-22 U.S. 23 1 /2 Britain 8 1 /2
1969 Royal Birkdale GC, Southport, England Sept. 18-20 U.S. 16 Britain 16 (Tie)
1971 Old Warson CC, St. Louis, MO Sept. 16-18 U.S. 18 1 /2 Britain 13 1 /2
1973 Muirfield, Scotland Sept. 20-22 U.S. 19 Britain 13
1975 Laurel Valley GC, Ligonier, PA Sept. 19-21 U.S. 21 Britain 11
1977 Royal Lytham and St. Annes GC, England Sept. 15-17 U.S 12 1 /2 Britain 7 1 /2
1979 Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs, WV Sept. 13-15 U.S. 17 Europe 11
1981 Walton Heath GC, Surrey, England Sept. 18-20 U.S. 18 1 /2 Europe 9 1 /2
1983 PGA National GC, Palm Beach Gardens, FL Oct. 14-16 U.S. 14 1 /2 Europe 13 1 /2
1985 The Belfry GC, Sutton Coldfield, England Sept. 13-15 Europe 16 1 /2 U.S. 11 1 /2
1987 Muirfield Village GC, Dublin, OH Sept. 24-27 Europe 15 U.S. 13
1989 The Belfry GC, Sutton Coldfield, England Sept. 22-24 U.S. 14 Europe 14 (Tie)
1991 The Ocean Course, Kiawah Island, SC Sept. 26-29 U.S. 14 1 /2 Europe 13 1 /2
1993 The Belfry GC, Sutton Coldfield, England Sept. 24-26 U.S. 15 Europe 13
1995 Oak Hill CC, Rochester, NY Sept. 22-24 Europe 14 1 /2 U.S. 13 1 /2
1997 Valderrama GC, Sotogrande, Spain Sept. 26-28 Europe 14 1 /2 U.S. 13 1 /2
1999 The Country Club, Brookline, MA Sept. 24-26 U.S. 14 1 /2 Europe 13 1 /2
2002 The Belfry GC, Sutton Coldfield, England Sept. 27-29 Europe 15 1 /2 U.S. 12 1 /2
2004 Oakland Hills, Bloomfield Hills, MI Sept. 17-19 Europe 18 1 /2 U.S. 9 1 /2
2006 The K Club, Co. Straffan, Kildare, Ireland Sept. 22-24 Europe 18 1 /2 U.S. 9 1 /2
2008 Valhalla GC, Louisville, KY Sept. 19-21
(The United States leads the series, 24-10-2.)
The PGA of America revised its points system in late 2006 that will determine the top
eight players for the 2008 United States Ryder Cup Team. The number of Captain's
selections to complete the team increased from two to four players.
The new points system began with golf’s four major championships in 2007 and
resumes Jan. 1 through Aug. 11, 2008.
The points will be based upon the following:
• Prize money earned in the 2007 major championships (Masters, U.S. Open,
British Open and PGA Championship – one point for every $1,000 earned).
• Prize money earned in official events in 2008 from Jan. 1 through Aug. 11
(one point for every $1,000 earned, excluding the major championships and
events played opposite major championships and opposite World Golf
Championships).
• Prize money earned in the 2008 major championships (Masters, U.S. Open,
British Open, PGA Championship (two points for every $1,000 earned).
U.S. Qualifying Process Changes
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Paul Azinger and Nick Faldo
Ryder Cup Captains
• Paul Azinger, the 1993 PGA Championship
winner and a 12-time PGA TOUR winner, will
captain the 2008 United States Ryder Cup Team
at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, KY. Azinger,
who turned 47 on Jan. 6, 2007, was named
captain in late 2006.
• Nick Faldo, 50, a World Golf Hall of Fame
member and current GOLF CHANNEL and CBS
analyst, will captain the 2008 European Team.
• Prize money earned in 2008 events played opposite the major
championships and opposite World Golf Championships events between
Jan. 1 and Aug. 11 (one-half point for every $1,000 earned).
• With the 2006 points system having been in effect prior to the 2008 points
system being announced, it was determined that all U.S. players who
finished in the top 10 in all official events from Aug. 27-Nov. 5, 2006 will be
awarded one-quarter point for every $1,000 earned.
• The Captain's announcement by Paul Azinger of his four selections will be
made after the 2008 PGA Championship.
• The European Team qualifying system will remain the same as in 2004 and
2006. Five players will again qualify through The Ryder Cup World Points List,
based on Official World Golf Ranking points accumulated from all worldranked
tournaments over a 12-month period, with a further five earning
places on the European Team through The Ryder Cup European Points List,
based on money won in European Tour Order of Merit tournaments.
European Team Captain Nick Faldo will select two Captain’s Picks.
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Ryder Cup Player Records (Active PGA TOUR Players)
Overall Four-Ball Foursomes Singles
Player (Years) W-L-H W-L-H W-L-H W-L-H
Paul Azinger (1989, 1991, 1993, 2002) 5-8-3 1-5-1 2-3-0 2-0-2
Mark Calcavecchia (1987, 1989, 1991, 2002) 6-7-1 1-4-0 4-1-0 1-2-1
Chad Campbell (2004, 2006) 1-3-2 0-2-0 0-0-2 1-1-0
Paul Casey (2004, 2006) 3-1-2 1-0-2 1-0-0 1-1-0
Stewart Cink (2002, 2004, 2006) 3-5-4 1-0-3 1-3-1 1-2-0
Darren Clarke (1997, 1999, 2002, 2004, 2006) 10-7-3 6-3-1 3-2-0 1-2-2
John Cook (1993) 1-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
Fred Couples (1989, 1991,1993, 1995, 1997) 7-9-4 4-3-2 1-5-0 2-1-2
Chris DiMarco (2004, 2006) 2-4-2 0-2-1 1-1-0 1-1-0
Luke Donald (2004, 2006) 5-1-1 0-0-1 4-0-0 1-1-0
David Duval (1999, 2002) 2-3-2 1-2-1 0-1-0 1-0-1
Nick Faldo (1977, 1979, 1981,1983, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991,1993, 1995, 1997) 23-19-4 7-9-1 10-6-2 6-4-1
Brad Faxon (1995 1997) 2-4-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 0-2-0
Fred Funk (2004) 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-1-0
Jim Furyk (1997, 1999, 2002, 2004, 2006) 6-12-2 1-6-0 2-5-0 3-1-1
Jim Gallagher, Jr. (1993) 2-1-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 1-0-0
Sergio García (1999, 2002, 2004, 2006) 14-4-2 5-1-2 8-0-0 1-3-0
Ken Green (1989) 2-2-0 0-1-0 2-0-0 0-1-0
Jay Haas (1983, 1995, 2004) 4-6-2 2-0-2 2-3-0 0-3-0
Padraig Harrington (1999, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006) 7-8-2 2-4-0 2-3-2 3-1-1
J.J. Henry (2006) 0-0-3 0-0-2 0-0-0 0-0-1
Scott Hoch (1997, 2002) 2-3-2 0-1-1 2-1-0 0-1-1
David Howell (2004, 2006) 3-1-1 1-0-0 1-0-1 1-1-0
Peter Jacobsen (1985, 1995) 2-4-0 0-2-0 2-0-0 0-2-0
Lee Janzen (1993, 1997) 2-3-0 0-1-0 1-1-0 1-1-0
Miguel Angel Jimenez (1999, 2004) 2-5-2 2-0-1 0-3-1 0-2-0
Per-Ulrik Johansson (1995, 1997) 3-2-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 1-1-0
Zach Johnson (2006) 1-2-1 1-0-0 0-1-1 0-1-0
Bernhard Langer (1981, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997, 2002) 21-15-6 6-6-2 11-6-1 4-3-0
Tom Lehman (1995, 1997, 1999) 5-3-2 1-1-1 1-2-1 3-0-0
Justin Leonard (1997, 1999) 0-3-5 0-1-2 0-2-1 0-0-2
Thomas Levet (2004) 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 1-0-0
Davis Love III (1993, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2002, 2004) 9-12-5 3-6-2 3-5-1 3-1-2
Sandy Lyle (1979, 1981, 1983, 1985, 1987) 7-9-2 3-2-1 3-3-1 1-4-0
Jeff Maggert (1995, 1997, 1999) 6-5-0 1-1-0 4-2-0 1-2-0
Phil Mickelson (1995, 1997, 1999, 2002, 2004, 2006) 9-12-4 4-6-1 2-3-3 3-3-0
Larry Mize (1987) 1-1-2 1-0-0 0-1-1 0-0-1
Colin Montgomerie (1991, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2002, 2004, 2006) 0-9-7 6-6-2 8-3-3 6-0-2
Mark O’Meara (1985, 1989, 1991,1997, 1999) 4-9-1 2-2-1 1-3-0 1-4-0
José María Olazábal (1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1999, 2006) 18-8-5 9-2-3 7-2-1 2-4-1
Jesper Parnevik (1997, 1999, 2002) 4-3-4 2-1-1 2-0-2 0-2-1
Steve Pate (1991, 1999) 2-2-1 0-2-0 1-0-0 1-0-1
Corey Pavin (1991, 1993, 1995) 8-5-0 4-2-0 2-2-0 2-1-0
Kenny Perry (2004) 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
Ian Poulter (2004) 1-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 1-0-0
Chris Riley (2004) 1-1-1 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-1-0
Loren Roberts (1995) 3-1-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
Scott Simpson (1987) 1-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 1-0-0
Craig Stadler (1983, 1985) 4-2-2 1-0-2 1-2-0 2-0-0
Henrik Stenson (2006) 1-1-1 0-1-0 0-0-1 1-0-0
Curtis Strange (1983, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1995) 6-12-2 0-5-1 4-4-1 2-3-0
Hal Sutton (1985, 1987, 1999, 2002) 7-5-4 1-2-2 5-1-1 1-2-1
Vaughn Taylor (2006) 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-1 0-1-0
David Toms (2002, 2004, 2006) 4-6-2 1-3-0 2-1-2 1-2-0
Scott Verplank (2002, 2006) 4-1-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 2-0-0
Lee Westwood (1997, 1999, 2002, 2004, 2006) 14-8-3 6-3-1 6-2-2 2-3-0
Brett Wetterich (2006) 0-2-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
Tiger Woods (1997, 1999, 2002, 2004, 2006) 10-13-2 4-6-0 3-6-1 3-1-1
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The Official World Golf Ranking, which is
endorsed by the four major championships and
six professional Tours that make up the
International Federation of PGA Tours, is issued
every Monday following the completion of the
previous week’s tournaments from around the
world.
Results from events on the world’s leading professional tours—the Asian
Tour, PGA Tour of Australasia, European Tour, Japan Golf Tour, PGA TOUR,
Nationwide Tour, Sunshine Tour, Canadian Tour and European Challenge Tour—
are evaluated, and points are awarded according to the players’ finishing
positions. Tournaments are “rated” according to the strength of field based on
the number and ranking of the world’s top 200 players in respective tournament
fields (event “ratings”).
In addition, some strength-of-field weighting is given to the inclusion in
each field of a significant percentage of the top 30 on the host Tour’s prior year
Official Money Lists. The four major championships and THE PLAYERS
Championship are rated separately to reflect the higher field quality of the
events. In addition, the BMW Championship in Europe and the Australian,
Japanese and South African Open Championships, the Nationwide Tour
Championship and Volvo Masters of Asia are allocated higher minimum point
levels to reflect their status as each Tour’s flagship event.
The Official World Golf Ranking points for each player are accumulated
over a two-year “rolling” period. Each player then is ranked according to his
average points per tournament, which is determined by dividing his total number
of points by the tournaments he has played over that two-year period. There is
a minimum requirement of 40 tournaments for the two-year period.
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The winners of the Masters Tournament, U.S. Open, British Open and PGA
Championship are awarded 100 points (60 points for second place, 40 for third,
30 for fourth, down to 1.5 points for a player completing the final round), and the
winner of THE PLAYERS Championship is awarded 80 points (points are
awarded down to 60th place).
The BMW Championship has a minimum of 64 points for the winner
(points down to 56th place). In addition, the Open Championships of Australia,
Japan and South Africa have a minimum of 32 points for the winner (points
awarded down to 37th place). The Nationwide Tour Championship and Volvo
Masters of Asia winners receive 20 points (points awarded down to 22nd place).
Minimum points levels for winners of all the other official Tour events have
been set at six points for the Canadian Tour; 12 points for the European
Challenge (points to 14th place); 14 points for the Nationwide Tour, Sunshine
Tour, and Asian Tour (points to 17th place); 16 points for Australasia and Japan
(points to 19th place); and 24 points for Europe and the United States (points to
27th place).
In January 2007, a new feature was added to the ranking system. Points
entered by a player in a particular tournament maintain their full value for 13
weeks then are devalued by 1.1% each of the next 91 weeks before dropping
completely off a player’s 2-year record, thereby cutting the sudden and
sometimes dramatic impact of the reduction of points that previously occurred
at the 13-week anniversaries of events in which players earn points. Full
Ranking points are awarded for tournaments reduced to 54 holes because of
inclement weather or other reasons. For events completing only 36 holes,
Ranking points are reduced by 25 percent.
The Official World Golf Ranking is available each week at PGA TOUR sites
or by going to officialworldgolfranking.com or owgr.com. The top 75 as of Nov.
5, 2007 (the last ranking of official 2007 PGA TOUR season) follows:
Rank Player Points Rank Player Points Rank Player Points Rank Player Points
1 Tiger Woods 24.36
2 Phil Mickelson 9.63
3 Jim Furyk 8.06
4 Ernie Els 7.26
5 Steve Stricker 7.23
6 Adam Scott 6.5
7 Padraig Harrington 6.11
8 Sergio Garcia 5.71
9 Rory Sabbatini 5.67
10 K.J. Choi 5.63
11 Geoff Ogilvy 5.53
12 Vijay Singh 5.48
13 Justin Rose 5.02
14 Henrik Stenson 4.94
15 Zach Johnson 4.88
16 Luke Donald 4.8
17 Retief Goosen 4.11
18 Trevor Immelman 4.06
19 Aaron Baddeley 4.01
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20 Angel Cabrera 3.99
21 Niclas Fasth 3.96
22 Paul Casey 3.93
23 Stewart Cink 3.82
24 Scott Verplank 3.69
25 Arron Oberholser 3.58
26 David Toms 3.27
27 Brett Wetterich 3.19
28 Andres Romero 3.16
29 Richard Green 3.03
30 Tim Clark 3.02
31 Ian Poulter 3.01
32 Woody Austin 2.99
33 Stuart Appleby 2.98
34 Charles Howell III 2.97
35 Nick O'Hern 2.96
36 Robert Allenby 2.84
37 Richard Sterne 2.8
38 Mark Calcavecchia 2.7
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39 Boo Weekley 2.66
40 Stephen Ames 2.66
41 Hunter Mahan 2.62
42 Rod Pampling 2.59
43 Anders Hansen 2.56
44 Colin Montgomerie 2.47
45 Mike Weir 2.46
46 Bradley Dredge 2.45
47 Robert Karlsson 2.42
48 Lee Westwood 2.42
49 Soren Hansen 2.4
50 Davis Love III 2.4
51 Jose Maria Olazabal 2.36
52 Carl Pettersson 2.3
53 Jerry Kelly 2.26
54 John Senden 2.23
55 Brandt Snedeker 2.23
56 John Rollins 2.21
57 Jonathan Byrd 2.19
Mark H. McCormack Award
The Mark H. McCormack Award has been presented annually since 1998 to the player who holds the
No. 1 position on the Official World Golf Ranking for the greatest number of weeks in each calendar
year. Tiger Woods has won the award every year since its inception. He held the top position for all
of 2007. The award was created in 1998 by the Governing Board of the Official World Golf Ranking to
honor McCormack for the significant role he played in founding a world ranking system for
professional golf. McCormack founded IMG, a premier worldwide sports and lifestyle management
and marketing firm in the early 1960s. He passed away May 16, 2003. McCormack was inducted into
the World Golf Hall of Fame in 2006.
58 Chris DiMarco 2.15
59 Toru Taniguchi 2.13
60 Lucas Glover 2.1
61 Miguel A. Jimenez 2.09
62 Mikko Ilonen 2.07
63 Anthony Kim 2.06
64 Shingo Katayama 2.02
65 Charl Schwartzel 2.01
66 Bernhard Langer 1.99
67 Joe Durant 1.98
68 Camilo Villegas 1.98
69 Ryan Moore 1.94
70 Raphael Jacquelin 1.92
71 Sean O'Hair 1.92
72 Jeev M. Singh 1.9
73 Peter Hanson 1.89
74 Pat Perez 1.88
75 Vaughn Taylor 1.87
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Official World Golf Ranking Records
RECORDS FOR WORLD NO. 1 IN THE OFFICIAL WORLD GOLF RANKING (released each Monday through December 31, 2007)
For more information, go to owgr.com
PLAYER INCLUSIVE DATES LENGTH (WEEKS)
Bernhard Langer April 6-20, 1986 3 weeks
Seve Ballesteros April 27-September 7, 1986 20 weeks
November 22, 1987 1 week
October 30, 1988 1 week
November 13, 1988-March 19, 1989 19 weeks
April 2-August 13, 1989 20 weeks
Total: 61 weeks
Greg Norman September 14, 1986-November 15, 1987 62 weeks
November 29, 1987-October 23, 1988 48 weeks
November 6, 1988 1 week
March 26, 1989 1 week
August 20, 1989-August 26, 1990 54 weeks
October 14, 1990-January 27, 1991 16 weeks
February 6-August 7, 1994 27 weeks
June 18, 1995-April 13, 1997 96 weeks
April 27-June 8, 1997 7 weeks
June 29, 1997 1 week
September 7, 1997-January 4, 1998 18 weeks
Total: 331 weeks
Nick Faldo September 2-October 7, 1990 6 weeks
February 3-March 31, 1991 9 weeks
March 29, 1992 1 week
July 19, 1992-January 30, 1994 81 weeks
Total: 97 weeks
Ian Woosnam April 7, 1991-March 15, 1992 50 weeks
Fred Couples March 22, 1992 1 week
April 5-July 12, 1992 15 weeks
Total: 16 weeks
Nick Price August 14, 1994-June 11, 1995 44 weeks
Tom Lehman April 20, 1997 1 week
Tiger Woods June 15, 1997 1 week
July 6-August 31, 1997 9 weeks
January 11-April 5, 1998 13 weeks
May 10, 1998 1 week
June 14, 1998-March 21, 1999 41 weeks
July 4-August 1, 1999 5 weeks
Aug. 15, 1999-August 29, 2004 264 weeks##
March 6-13, 2005 2 weeks
April 10-May 15, 2005 6 weeks
June 12, 2005-December 31, 2007 134 weeks
Total: 476 weeks **
Ernie Els June 22, 1997 1 week
April 12-May 3, 1998 4 weeks
May 17-June 7, 1998 4 weeks
Total: 9 weeks
David Duval March 28-June 27, 1999 14 weeks
August 8, 1999 1 week
Total: 15 weeks
Vijay Singh September 6, 2004-February 27, 2005 26 weeks
March 20-27, 2005 3 weeks
May 22-June 5, 2005 3 weeks
Total: 32 weeks
** Record number of weeks at No. 1
## Record consecutive weeks at No.1
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Total of 1,082 weeks
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U.S. Amateur Champions (Since 1949)
1949 Charles R. Coe
1950 Sam Urzetta
1951 Billy Maxwell
1952 Jack Westland
1953 Gene Littler
1954 Arnold Palmer
1955 Harvie Ward
1956 Harvie Ward
1957 Hillman Robbins
1958 Charles R. Coe
1959 Jack Nicklaus
1960 Deane Beman
1961 Jack Nicklaus
1962 Labron Harris Jr.
1963 Deane Beman
1964 William C. Campbell
1965 Bob Murphy (291)
1966 Gary Cowan (285)
1967 Bob Dickson (285)
1968 Bruce Fleisher (284)
NCAA Champions (Since 1949)
1949 Harvie Ward, North Carolina
1950 Fred Wampler, Purdue
1951 Tom Nieporte, Ohio State
1952 Jim Vickers, Oklahoma
1953 Earl Moeller, Oklahoma State
1954 Hillman Robbins, Memphis State
1955 Joe Campbell, Purdue
1956 Rick Jones, Ohio State
1957 Rex Baxter Jr. Houston
1958 Phil Rodgers, Houston
1959 Dick Crawford, Houston
1960 Dick Crawford, Houston
1961 Jack Nicklaus, Ohio State
1962 Kermit Zarley, Houston
1963 R.H. Sikes, Arkansas
1964 Terry Small, San Jose State
1965 Marty Fleckman, Houston
1966 Bob Murphy, Florida
1967 Hale Irwin, Colorado
1968 Grier Jones, Oklahoma State
Winners of Major U.S. Amateur Events
1969 Steve Melnyk (286)
1970 Lanny Wadkins (279)
1971 Gary Cowan (280)
1972 Vinny Giles (285)
1973 Craig Stadler
1974 Jerry Pate
1975 Fred Ridley
1976 Bill Sander
1977 John Fought
1978 John Cook
1979 Mark O’Meara
1980 Hal Sutton
1981 Nathaniel Crosby
1982 Jay Sigel
1983 Jay Sigel
1984 Scott Verplank
1985 Sam Randolph
1986 Buddy Alexander
1987 Bill Mayfair
1988 Eric Meeks
1969 Bob Clark, Los Angeles State
1970 John Mahaffey, Houston
1971 Ben Crenshaw, Texas
1972 Ben Crenshaw, Texas; Tom Kite, Texas
1973 Ben Crenshaw, Texas
1974 Curtis Strange, Wake Forest
1975 Jay Haas, Wake Forest
1976 Scott Simpson, USC
1977 Scott Simpson, USC
1978 David Edwards, Oklahoma State
1979 Gary Hallberg, Wake Forest
1980 Jay Don Blake, Utah State
1981 Ron Commans, USC
1982 Billy Ray Brown, Houston
1983 Jim Carter, Arizona State
1984 John Inman, North Carolina
1985 Clark Burroughs, Ohio State
1986 Scott Verplank, Oklahoma State
1987 Brian Watts, Oklahoma State
1988 E.J. Pfister, Oklahoma State
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1989 Chris Patton
1990 Phil Mickelson
1991 Mitch Voges
1992 Justin Leonard
1993 John Harris
1994 Tiger Woods
1995 Tiger Woods
1996 Tiger Woods
1997 Matt Kuchar
1998 Hank Kuehne
1999 David Gossett
2000 Jeff Quinney
2001 Ben (Bubba) Dickerson
2002 Ricky Barnes
2003 Nick Flanagan
2004 Ryan Moore
2005 Edoardo Molinari
2006 Richie Ramsay
2007 Colt Knost
1989 Phil Mickelson, Arizona State
1990 Phil Mickelson, Arizona State
1991 Warren Schutte, Nevada-Las Vegas
1992 Phil Mickelson, Arizona State
1993 Todd Demsey, Arizona State
1994 Justin Leonard, Texas
1995 Chip Spratlin, Auburn
1996 Tiger Woods, Stanford
1997 Charles Warren, Clemson
1998 James McLean, Minnesota
1999 Luke Donald, Northwestern
2000 Charles Howell III, Oklahoma State
2001 Nick Gilliam, Florida
2002 Troy Matteson, Georgia Tech
2003 Alejandro Canizares, Arizona State
2004 Ryan Moore, Nevada-Las Vegas
2005 James Lepp, Washington
2006 Jonathan Moore, Oklahoma State
2007 Jamie Lovemark, USC
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U.S. Public Links Champions (Since 1949)
1949 Kenneth J. Towns
1950 Stanley Bielat
1951 Dave Stanley
1952 Omer L. Bogan
1953 Ted Richards, Jr.
1954 Gene Andrews
1955 Sam D. Kocsis
1956 James H. Buxbaum
1957 Don Essig, lll
1958 Daniel D. Sikes, Jr.
1959 William A Wright
1960 Verne Callison
1961 R.H. Sikes
1962 R.H. Sikes
1963 Robert Lunn
1964 William McDonald
1965 Arne Dokka
1966 Lamont Kaser
1967 Verne Callison (287)
1968 Gene Towry (292)
Note: Parentheses indicates stroke play
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Winners of Major U.S. Amateur Events
1969 J.M. Jackson (292)
1970 Robert Risch (293)
1971 Fred Haney (290)
1972 Bob Allard (285)
1973 Stan Stopa (294)
1974 Chas. Barenaba (290)
1975 Randy Barenaba
1976 Eddie Mudd
1977 Jerry Vidovic
1978 Dean Prince
1979 Dennis Walsh
1980 Jodie Mudd
1981 Jodie Mudd
1982 Billy Tuten
1983 Billy Tuten
1984 Bill Malley
1985 Jim Sorenson
1986 Billy Mayfair
1987 Kevin Johnson
1988 Ralph Howe
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1989 Tim Hobby
1990 Mike Combs
1991 David Berganio, Jr.
1992 Warren Schutte
1993 David Berganio, Jr.
1994 Guy Yamamoto
1995 Chris Wollman
1996 Tim Hogarth
1997 Tim Clark
1998 Trevor Immelman
1999 Hunter Haas
2000 D.J. Trahan
2001 Chez Reavie
2002 Ryan Moore
2003 Brandt Snedeker
2004 Ryan Moore
2005 Clay Ogden
2006 Casey Watabu
2007 Colt Knost
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South Korea's K.J. Choi won twice, at
the Memorial Tournament and AT&T
National, and made the International
Team for The Presidents Cup.
SECTION 5 2007 RECORDS

2007 RECORDS
5
SECTION
5-2
Bonus
Player Points Money
1 Tiger Woods 123,033 $10,000,000
2 Steve Stricker 110,455 3,000,000
3 Phil Mickelson 109,358 2,000,000
4 Rory Sabbatini 105,193 1,500,000
5 K.J. Choi 103,765 1,000,000
6 Aaron Baddeley 103,350 800,000
7 Zach Johnson 102,873 700,000
8 Mark Calcavecchia 102,069 600,000
9 Sergio Garcia 101,077 550,000
10 Vijay Singh 101,064 500,000
11 Jim Furyk 101,022 300,000
12 Adam Scott 100,684 290,000
13 Geoff Ogilvy 98,918 280,000
14 Scott Verplank 98,812 270,000
15 Hunter Mahan 98,696 250,000
16 Justin Rose 98,434 245,000
17 Woody Austin 98,407 240,000
18 Charles Howell III 98,051 235,000
19 Ernie Els 98,033 230,000
20 Brandt Snedeker 97,907 225,000
21 Tim Clark 97,275 220,000
22 Stewart Cink 96,697 215,000
23 Robert Allenby 96,634 210,000
24 Camilo Villegas 96,608 205,000
25 Boo Weekley 96,399 200,000
26 John Rollins 96,220 195,000
27 Brett Wetterich 96,174 190,000
28 Jonathan Byrd 96,061 185,000
29 Padraig Harrington 96,025 180,000
30 Heath Slocum 95,731 175,000
31 Luke Donald 94,699 165,000
32 Jerry Kelly 94,680 155,000
33 David Toms 94,609 150,000
34 Arron Oberholser 94,373 145,000
35 Lucas Glover 93,900 142,000
36 Stuart Appleby 93,640 140,000
37 Bubba Watson 93,634 138,000
38 Carl Pettersson 93,572 137,000
39 Henrik Stenson 93,405 136,000
40 Trevor Immelman 93,346 135,000
41 Nick Watney 93,336 134,000
42 Mark Wilson 93,313 133,000
43 Anthony Kim 93,192 132,000
44 Pat Perez 93,184 131,000
45 Ken Duke 93,171 130,000
46 Nathan Green 93,102 129,000
47 Angel Cabrera 92,912 128,000
48 Troy Matteson 92,817 127,000
49 Billy Mayfair 92,700 126,000
50 Charley Hoffman 92,566 125,000
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Bonus
Player Points Money
51 Jeff Quinney 92,532 $120,000
52 Ryan Moore 92,464 115,000
53 Rod Pampling 92,446 114,000
54 Ryuji Imada 92,442 113,000
55 John Senden 92,439 110,000
56 Kevin Sutherland 92,365 110,000
57 Ian Poulter 92,275 110,000
58 Sean O'Hair 91,963 110,000
59 Paul Goydos 91,923 110,000
60 Kenny Perry 91,773 110,000
61 John Mallinger 91,688 110,000
62 Nick O'Hern 91,575 110,000
63 Vaughn Taylor 91,504 110,000
64 Bo Van Pelt 91,356 110,000
65 Rocco Mediate 91,129 110,000
66 Jose Coceres 91,111 110,000
67 Brian Bateman 91,109 110,000
68 Bernhard Langer 91,075 110,000
69 Stephen Ames 91,013 110,000
70 Steve Marino 91,002 110,000
71 Steve Flesch 90,620 80,000
72 Peter Lonard 90,550 80,000
73 Will MacKenzie 90,448 80,000
74 Stephen Leaney 90,325 80,000
75 Dean Wilson 90,256 80,000
76 Brian Davis 90,161 80,000
77 Fred Funk 90,151 80,000
78 Brian Gay 90,075 80,000
79 Bart Bryant 89,934 80,000
80 Tim Petrovic 89,890 80,000
81 Jason Gore 89,795 75,000
82 Joe Ogilvie 89,693 75,000
83 Davis Love III 89,675 75,000
84 Fredrik Jacobson 89,589 75,000
85 Charles Warren 89,297 75,000
86 Justin Leonard 89,238 75,000
87 Mike Weir 89,198 75,000
88 Steve Elkington 89,096 75,000
89 Retief Goosen 89,083 75,000
90 Charlie Wi 89,050 75,000
90 Tom Lehman 89,050 75,000
92 Matt Kuchar 89,021 75,000
93 Tom Pernice, Jr. 88,943 75,000
94 J.J. Henry 88,900 75,000
95 Cliff Kresge 88,865 75,000
96 Robert Garrigus 88,854 75,000
97 Chris DiMarco 88,525 75,000
98 Kevin Na 88,476 75,000
99 Shaun Micheel 88,450 75,000
100 Jose M. Olazabal 88,300 75,000
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Bonus
Player Points Money
101 Briny Baird 88,298 $70,000
102 Jeff Maggert 88,201 70,000
103 Craig Kanada 88,038 70,000
104 Tim Herron 87,934 70,000
105 Ted Purdy 87,775 70,000
106 George McNeill 87,702 70,000
107 Chad Campbell 87,658 70,000
108 Kevin Stadler 87,625 70,000
109 Bob Estes 87,579 70,000
110 Rich Beem 87,335 70,000
111 Jeff Overton 87,325 70,000
112 Tommy Armour III 87,283 70,000
113 J.B. Holmes 87,275 70,000
114 Ben Curtis 87,250 70,000
115 Daniel Chopra 87,050 70,000
116 Brett Quigley 87,000 70,000
117 D.J. Trahan 86,983 70,000
118 J.P. Hayes 86,839 70,000
119 Harrison Frazar 86,800 70,000
120 Doug LaBelle II 86,732 70,000
121 Steve Allan 86,575 70,000
122 Mathew Goggin 86,500 70,000
123 Joe Durant 86,383 70,000
124 Alex Cejka 86,350 70,000
125 Bob Heintz 86,325 70,000
126 Bill Haas 86,251 32,000
127 Jason Dufner 86,250 32,000
128 Ryan Armour 86,215 32,000
129 John Merrick 86,200 32,000
130 Johnson Wagner 86,079 32,000
131 Jason Bohn 86,050 32,000
132 Frank Lickliter II 86,000 32,000
133 Gavin Coles 85,750 32,000
134 Ryan Palmer 85,525 32,000
135 Tripp Isenhour 85,375 32,000
136 Billy Andrade 85,300 32,000
137 Anders Hansen 85,225 32,000
138 Corey Pavin 85,189 32,000
139 Jesper Parnevik 85,150 32,000
140 Shigeki Maruyama 85,000 32,000
141 Michael Putnam 84,925 32,000
142 Andrew Buckle 84,879 32,000
143 Bob Tway 84,850 32,000
144 Jeff Gove 84,700 32,000
145 Eric Axley 32,000
146 Lee Janzen 32,000
147 Glen Day 32,000
148 Marco Dawson 32,000
149 Cameron Beckman 32,000
150 Mark Hensby 32,000
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2007 FedExCup Regular Season Points
Rank Player Points Rank Player Points Rank Player Points
1 Tiger Woods 30,574
2 Vijay Singh 19,129
3 Jim Furyk 16,691
4 Phil Mickelson 16,037
5 K.J. Choi 15,485
6 Rory Sabbatini 13,548
7 Zach Johnson 13,341
8 Charles Howell III 12,126
9 Brandt Snedeker 11,870
10 Adam Scott 11,196
11 Scott Verplank 10,691
12 Steve Stricker 10,621
13 Sergio Garcia 10,547
14 Woody Austin 10,483
15 Hunter Mahan 10,185
16 John Rollins 9,708
17 Boo Weekley 9,591
18 Aaron Baddeley 9,402
19 Ernie Els 8,980
20 Mark Calcavecchia 8,966
21 Padraig Harrington 8,783
22 Justin Rose 8,698
23 Luke Donald 8,676
24 Geoff Ogilvy 8,623
25 David Toms 8,251
26 Jonathan Byrd 7,757
27 Robert Allenby 7,536
28 Stewart Cink 7,080
29 Heath Slocum 6,801
30 Stuart Appleby 6,799
31 Henrik Stenson 6,718
32 Jerry Kelly 6,679
33 Bubba Watson 6,589
34 Ken Duke 6,436
35 Nick Watney 6,420
36 Tim Clark 6,342
37 Trevor Immelman 6,309
38 Mark Wilson 6,225
39 Pat Perez 6,212
40 Billy Mayfair 6,109
41 Jeff Quinney 6,053
42 Anthony Kim 6,013
43 Carl Pettersson 6,012
44 Angel Cabrera 5,997
45 Lucas Glover 5,954
46 Charley Hoffman 5,941
47 Kevin Sutherland 5,888
48 John Senden 5,729
49 Rod Pampling 5,559
50 Brett Wetterich 5,430
51 Ryan Moore 5,383
52 Camilo Villegas 5,329
53 Paul Goydos 5,267
54 Nathan Green 5,115
55 Ryuji Imada 5,005
56 Troy Matteson 4,986
57 Nick O'Hern 4,980
58 Kenny Perry 4,926
59 Bernhard Langer 4,917
60 Jose Coceres 4,870
61 Vaughn Taylor 4,868
62 Brian Bateman 4,843
63 Steve Marino 4,790
64 Stephen Ames 4,787
65 Rocco Mediate 4,767
66 Peter Lonard 4,764
67 Bo Van Pelt 4,723
68 John Mallinger 4,600
69 Stephen Leaney 4,596
70 Sean O'Hair 4,580
71 Will MacKenzie 4,558
72 Arron Oberholser 4,538
73 Fred Funk 4,501
74 Brian Davis 4,442
75 Dean Wilson 4,408
76 Brian Gay 4,345
77 Ian Poulter 4,334
78 Bart Bryant 4,271
79 Joe Ogilvie 4,193
80 Davis Love III 4,142
81 Steve Flesch 4,119
82 Tim Petrovic 4,102
83 Jason Gore 3,963
84 Charles Warren 3,915
85 Justin Leonard 3,885
86 Tom Lehman 3,702
87 Retief Goosen 3,688
88 J.J. Henry 3,624
89 Tom Pernice, Jr. 3,561
90 Mike Weir 3,556
91 Steve Elkington 3,543
92 Matt Kuchar 3,493
93 Chris DiMarco 3,385
94 Shaun Micheel 3,263
95 Kevin Na 3,261
96 Jose Maria Olazabal 3,202
97 Fredrik Jacobson 3,176
98 Charlie Wi 3,138
99 Cliff Kresge 3,125
100 Jeff Maggert 3,104
101 Craig Kanada 3,076
102 Briny Baird 3,069
103 Ted Purdy 3,056
104 Tim Herron 3,055
105 Kevin Stadler 3,055
106 Chad Campbell 3,036
107 Bob Estes 3,016
108 Robert Garrigus 2,987
109 Jeff Overton 2,977
110 Ben Curtis 2,955
111 Tommy Armour III 2,865
112 J.B. Holmes 2,860
113 George McNeill 2,848
114 Daniel Chopra 2,819
115 D.J. Trahan 2,766
116 Harrison Frazar 2,710
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117 J.P. Hayes 2,653
118 Brett Quigley 2,613
119 Steve Allan 2,479
120 Mathew Goggin 2,468
121 Doug LaBelle II 2,427
122 Alex Cejka 2,400
123 Joe Durant 2,392
124 John Merrick 2,358
125 Bill Haas 2,336
126 Jason Bohn 2,334
127 Johnson Wagner 2,317
128 Jason Dufner 2,180
129 Frank Lickliter II 2,175
130 Gavin Coles 2,174
131 Ryan Armour 2,165
132 Bob Heintz 2,163
133 Ryan Palmer 2,142
134 Rich Beem 2,101
135 Tripp Isenhour 2,099
136 Billy Andrade 2,019
137 Anders Hansen 1,989
138 Jesper Parnevik 1,976
139 Corey Pavin 1,967
140 Shigeki Maruyama 1,942
141 Michael Putnam 1,791
142 Bob Tway 1,790
143 Andrew Buckle 1,771
144 Jeff Gove 1,763
145 Eric Axley 1,740
146 Lee Janzen 1,694
147 Glen Day 1,672
148 Marco Dawson 1,669
149 Cameron Beckman 1,610
150 Mark Hensby 1,561
151 Steve Lowery 1,536
152 Mathias Gronberg 1,515
153 Chris Couch 1,494
154 Dudley Hart 1,388
155 Greg Kraft 1,335
156 Greg Owen 1,321
157 Duffy Waldorf 1,313
158 Parker McLachlin 1,307
159 Richard S. Johnson 1,294
160 Paul Stankowski 1,288
161 Olin Browne 1,284
162 Michael Allen 1,279
163 Robert Gamez 1,217
164 Rich Barcelo 1,217
165 Kent Jones 1,196
166 Craig Bowden 1,193
167 Chris Stroud 1,174
168 Joey Sindelar 1,160
169 Michael Sim 1,144
170 John Daly 1,081
171 Neal Lancaster 1,080
172 Chris Tidland 1,044
173 Kirk Triplett 1,033
174 Jeff Sluman 1,030
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2007 RECORDS
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2007 FedExCup Regular Season Points (cont.)
Rank Player Points Rank Player Points Rank Player Points
175 Brendon de Jonge 1,010
176 Paul Gow 1,001
177 Lee Westwood 991
178 Darron Stiles 922
179 Chris Riley 919
180 Dicky Pride 907
181 Kyle Reifers 897
182 Scott Gutschewski 870
183 Jarrod Lyle 869
184 Tom Johnson 826
185 Tom Byrum 792
186 Vance Veazey 783
187 Paul Azinger 782
188 B.J. Staten 727
189 Jeff Brehaut 711
190 Ben Crane 691
191 Daisuke Maruyama 685
192 D.J. Brigman 653
193 Craig Lile 599
194 David Howell 577
195 John Huston 525
196 John Cook 516
197 Jason Schultz 504
198 Mark Brooks 489
199 Craig Barlow 451
200 Skip Kendall 440
201 Steve Wheatcroft 429
202 Tag Ridings 416
203 Brent Geiberger 382
204 Larry Mize 378
205 Brad Faxon 375
206 Jay Delsing 371
207 Todd Hamilton 358
208 Bob May 355
209 Garrett Willis 333
210 Arjun Atwal 331
211 David Branshaw 324
212 Michael Boyd 294
213 Omar Uresti 293
213 Tom Watson 293
215 Jerry Smith 292
216 Darren Clarke 291
217 David Duval 287
218 Carlos Franco 285
219 Bubba Dickerson 252
220 Matt Hendrix 238
221 Jaco Van Zyl 224
222 Grant Waite 223
223 Chris Smith 204
224 Shane Bertsch 190
225 Wes Short, Jr. 184
226 Jim Rutledge 178
227 Fred Couples 163
228 Steve Jones 161
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229 Mark O'Meara 160
230 Sandy Lyle 159
231 Dan Forsman 156
232 Kris Cox 146
233 Michael Bradley 137
234 Danny Ellis 111
235 Bryce Molder 107
236 Jim Gallagher, Jr. 98
237 Jim McGovern 83
238 Notah Begay III 80
239 Craig Stadler 70
240 Ben Crenshaw 63
241 Fuzzy Zoeller 61
242 Phil Tataurangi 56
243 Loren Roberts 53
244 Paul Sheehan 52
245 Blaine McCallister 52
246 Brandt Jobe 51
246 J.L. Lewis 51
248 Bob Burns 51
249 Spike McRoy 50
250 David Berganio, Jr. 44
251 Willie Wood 44
252 Guy Boros 30
253 Scott Gump 28
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2007 Official PGA TOUR Money List
Player Events Wins Money Player Events Wins Money Player Events Money
1. Tiger Woods 16 7 10,867,052
2. Phil Mickelson 22 3 5,819,988
3. Vijay Singh 27 2 4,728,376
4. Steve Stricker 23 1 4,663,077
5. K.J. Choi 25 2 4,587,859
6. Rory Sabbatini 23 1 4,550,040
7. Jim Furyk 23 1 4,154,046
8. Zach Johnson 23 2 3,922,338
9. Sergio Garcia 19 3,721,185
10. Aaron Baddeley 23 1 3,441,119
11. Adam Scott 19 1 3,413,185
12. Scott Verplank 23 1 3,114,289
13. Mark Calcavecchia 28 1 2,993,332
14. Geoff Ogilvy 22 2,943,203
15. Woody Austin 27 1 2,887,596
16. Hunter Mahan 27 1 2,858,995
17. Brandt Snedeker@ 29 1 2,836,643
18. Charles Howell III 26 1 2,832,091
19. Justin Rose 16 2,705,875
20. Ernie Els 16 2,705,715
21. Padraig Harrington 18 1 2,658,283
22. Tim Clark 19 2,615,152
23. Boo Weekley@ 29 1 2,613,211
24. John Rollins 29 2,488,891
25. Stewart Cink 25 2,483,146
26. Steve Flesch 31 2 2,288,899
27. Robert Allenby 28 2,219,538
28. Brett Wetterich 28 2,208,282
29. Luke Donald 20 2,190,053
30. Heath Slocum 28 2,184,379
31. Stephen Ames 23 1 2,103,426
32. David Toms 22 2,095,837
33. Justin Leonard 29 1 2,079,248
34. Carl Pettersson 31 2,040,938
35. Mike Weir 23 1 1,986,053
36. Jerry Kelly 28 1,978,034
37. Ken Duke@ 31 1,927,102
38. Sean O'Hair 28 1,921,226
39. John Senden 27 1,899,558
40. Henrik Stenson 15 1 1,897,554
41. Camilo Villegas 24 1,866,961
42. Jonathan Byrd 23 1 1,854,906
43. Nick Watney 26 1 1,838,629
44. Billy Mayfair 30 1,814,518
45. Stuart Appleby 24 1,803,385
46. Trevor Immelman 21 1,801,647
47. Arron Oberholser 21 1,797,458
48. Daniel Chopra 34 1 1,755,110
49. Chad Campbell 28 1 1,701,242
50. Charley Hoffman 30 1 1,689,366
51. John Mallinger+ 29 1,681,764
52. Pat Perez 27 1,678,295
53. Lucas Glover 29 1,664,167
54. Angel Cabrera 14 1 1,661,106
55. Bubba Watson 26 1,654,807
56. Mark Wilson# 25 1 1,637,112
57. Jeff Quinney@ 29 1,612,056
58. Bo Van Pelt 30 1,559,181
59. Ryan Moore 28 1,554,901
60. Anthony Kim# 26 1,545,195
61. George McNeill# 30 1 1,504,627
62. Rod Pampling 25 $1,475,970
63. Fredrik Jacobson 20 1,469,541
64. Ian Poulter 18 1,431,390
65. Ryuji Imada 32 1,414,864
66. Nathan Green 29 1,380,317
67. Kevin Sutherland 25 1,351,942
68. Nick O'Hern 22 1,342,391
69. Joe Ogilvie 31 1 1,339,153
70. Vaughn Taylor 28 1,313,353
71. Brian Davis 28 1,289,207
72. Jose Coceres 17 1,287,843
73. Troy Matteson 26 1,282,421
74. Robert Garrigus# 28 1,260,010
75. Peter Lonard 27 1,259,881
76. Dean Wilson 28 1,258,507
77. Fred Funk 22 1 1,239,376
78. Paul Goydos 19 1 1,229,355
79. Kenny Perry 24 1,197,618
80. Steve Marino+ 31 1,179,165
81. Bart Bryant 25 1,167,874
82. Rocco Mediate 22 1,166,294
83. Bernhard Langer 14 1,153,603
84. Charlie Wi+ 27 1,145,975
85. Will MacKenzie 30 1,116,507
86. Brian Gay 32 1,114,571
87. D.J. Trahan 30 1,106,374
88. Jason Gore 27 1,105,985
89. J.J. Henry 26 1,088,660
90. Jesper Parnevik 27 1,075,216
91. Charles Warren 29 1,068,440
92. Tim Petrovic 32 1,052,447
93. Retief Goosen 14 1,044,386
94. Brian Bateman# 18 1 1,022,763
95. Michael Allen# 22 1,016,952
96. Davis Love III 21 1,016,489
97. Stephen Leaney 26 1,015,200
98. Johnson Wagner@ 33 1,013,024
99. Jeff Overton 19 1,009,630
100. Briny Baird 31 985,453
101. Jose Maria Olazabal 16 979,249
102. Mark Hensby 25 969,731
103. Mathew Goggin 30 969,488
104. Bill Haas 30 967,443
105. Shigeki Maruyama 31 951,288
106. Tim Herron 27 951,200
107. Chris DiMarco 24 950,414
108. Shaun Micheel 29 948,195
109. Tom Pernice, Jr. 31 927,408
110. Tommy Armour III 24 919,134
111. Steve Elkington 25 911,875
112. Cameron Beckman# 29 902,258
113. Cliff Kresge@ 30 901,549
114. J.P. Hayes 28 890,815
115. Matt Kuchar@ 26 886,146
116. Tom Lehman 19 880,824
117. Bob Estes 28 878,051
118. J.B. Holmes 24 874,216
119. Rich Beem 29 868,658
120. Alex Cejka# 25 868,303
121. Ryan Armour+ 32 862,979
122. Kevin Na 27 856,669
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123. Jeff Maggert 26 $845,585
124. Kevin Stadler@ 31 810,876
125. Mathias Gronberg 31 785,180
126. Ben Curtis 25 772,321
127. Ted Purdy 33 758,734
128. Craig Kanada@ 34 743,305
129. Joe Durant 28 723,599
130. Brett Quigley 25 717,411
131. Harrison Frazar 32 698,534
132. Robert Gamez 30 693,464
133. Chris Stroud# 24 673,106
134. Kent Jones 30 651,108
135. John Merrick@+ 29 649,438
136. Bob Heintz+ 27 649,342
137. Parker McLachlin+ 28 627,582
138. Doug LaBelle II@ 33 604,633
139. Frank Lickliter II 30 584,084
140. Jason Dufner@ 32 574,992
141. Steve Allan+ 18 568,059
142. Jason Bohn 17 527,512
143. Jeff Gove 30 526,644
144. Ryan Palmer 30 524,988
145. Marco Dawson# 23 521,432
146. Andrew Buckle@ 26 513,630
147. Gavin Coles@ 28 511,353
148. Steve Lowery 22 502,622
149. Daisuke Maruyama 28 499,206
150. Billy Andrade 27 499,197
151. Corey Pavin 25 498,252
152. Tripp Isenhour@ 32 471,980
153. Anders Hansen# 17 461,216
154. Bob Tway 32 456,767
155. Brendon de Jonge+ 26 447,172
156. Eric Axley 36 440,911
157. Greg Owen 29 426,601
158. Michael Putnam@ 29 422,359
159. Dicky Pride# 25 415,792
160. Lee Janzen 24 409,189
161. Chris Riley 17 403,199
162. Michael Sim@ 17 399,900
163. Glen Day# 27 397,491
164. Jarrod Lyle@ 24 390,303
165. Richard S. Johnson 32 377,951
166. Duffy Waldorf 23 359,018
167. Chris Couch 30 355,386
168. Tag Ridings 18 351,590
169. Chris Tidland+ 21 339,482
170. Rich Barcelo+ 26 334,244
171. Craig Bowden@ 25 333,970
172. David Branshaw 30 323,407
173. Kirk Triplett 25 316,034
174. Joey Sindelar 25 310,717
175. Olin Browne 15 304,605
176. Dudley Hart 12 299,249
177. Lee Westwood 8 288,280
178. Paul Stankowski# 18 282,389
179. Greg Kraft 10 278,590
180. Ben Crane 9 278,252
181. Kyle Reifers+ 27 276,369
182. Jeff Sluman 21 273,192
183. D.J. Brigman+ 22 268,205
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2007 RECORDS
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184. Paul Gow+ 26 $264,149
185. Bryce Molder@ 21 257,593
186. Craig Lile+ 24 255,659
187. Scott Gutschewski# 22 252,179
188. John Daly 24 248,501
189. Bob May# 16 244,970
190. Garrett Willis 13 233,569
191. Neal Lancaster 13 229,053
192. Darron Stiles# 24 215,379
193. David Howell 10 213,583
194. Jeff Brehaut 21 202,389
195. Tom Byrum 20 201,508
196. Tom Johnson+ 27 190,926
197. Dan Forsman 12 185,522
198. Vance Veazey 9 185,208
199. Jay Delsing 12 181,809
200. B.J. Staten 7 175,505
201. Paul Azinger 13 174,069
202. John Huston 16 170,570
203. Jason Schultz# 22 163,244
204. Mark Brooks 18 162,839
205. Craig Barlow 16 154,214
206. Steve Wheatcroft+ 25 153,246
207. Arjun Atwal 12 135,015
208. Michael Boyd# 21 126,839
2007 Official PGA TOUR Money List (cont.)
Player Events Money Player Events Money Player Events Money
@ = Top 22 Nationwide Tour # = 2006 Qualifying Tournament Grad + = Q-School Grad/Nationwide Tour
1. Paul Casey 10 $1,012,770
2. Jay Williamson 14 835,515
3. Niclas Fasth 10 813,405
4. Andres Romero 3 798,414
5. Robert Karlsson 13 609,370
6. Richard Green 5 544,070
7. Nick Dougherty 3 227,922
8. Jeev M. Singh 12 227,679
9. Simon Dyson 1 227,500
10. Colin Montgomerie 9 216,989
11. Paul McGinley 5 195,152
12. Shingo Katayama 7 194,928
13. Thomas Bjorn 6 188,044
14. Miguel A. Jimenez 5 182,991
15. Yong-Eun Yang 9 170,980
16. Paul Broadhurst 2 169,458
17. Michael Campbell 9 159,832
18. Johan Edfors 8 140,005
19. Charl Schwartzel 6 134,303
20. Markus Brier 2 120,458
21. Pelle Edberg 1 120,458
209. Nick Flanagan 4 $122,029
210. John Cook 13 119,756
211. Skip Kendall 5 116,346
212. Todd Hamilton 28 109,776
213. Matt Hendrix+ 24 108,269
214. Carlos Franco 12 108,021
215. Darren Clarke 10 107,981
216. Larry Mize 12 105,740
217. Brent Geiberger 17 91,750
218. Bubba Dickerson 19 87,430
219. Brad Faxon 18 84,645
220. Phil Tataurangi 8 77,102
221. Grant Waite 12 75,347
222. David Duval 7 71,945
T223. Omar Uresti 4 64,350
T223. Tom Watson 2 64,350
225. Jerry Smith 19 63,335
226. Jim Rutledge@ 23 62,242
227. Jaco Van Zyl# 21 53,763
228. Chris Smith 8 50,381
229. Sandy Lyle 2 47,494
230. Fred Couples 3 43,085
231. Mark O'Meara 4 42,914
232. Wes Short, Jr. 12 42,119
233. Shane Bertsch 4 39,760
2007 PGA TOUR Non-Member Money List
22. Thongchai Jaidee 3 $118,500
23. Peter Hanson 3 116,159
24. Bradley Dredge 4 112,533
25. Alejandro Canizares 3 111,900
26. Anton Haig 2 94,750
27. Todd Fischer 4 92,000
28. Graeme McDowell 3 52,768
29. Raphael Jacquelin 3 52,419
30. Andy Bare 1 52,143
31. Graeme Storm 3 47,150
32. Pablo Martin 6 45,313
33. John Bickerton 2 45,000
34. Louis Oosthuizen 1 45,000
35. Kyle Thompson 1 42,900
36. Richard Sterne 1 42,000
37. Mark B. Foster 1 41,352
38. Hennie Otto 1 39,250
39. Anthony Wall 4 38,000
T40. Wen-Chong Liang 2 36,750
T40. Prom Meesawat 1 36,750
42. Hideto Tanihara 4 36,000
234. Jim Gallagher, Jr. 9 $38,635
235. Kris Cox 8 36,729
236. Steve Jones 9 34,922
237. Michael Bradley# 8 31,889
238. Russ Cochran 1 31,275
239. Danny Ellis 2 28,771
240. Jim McGovern 5 27,333
241. Notah Begay III 7 19,245
242. Craig Stadler 1 18,560
243. Spike McRoy 6 18,280
244. Bob Burns 5 18,153
245. Robert Damron 10 18,060
246. Ben Crenshaw 1 16,530
247. Fuzzy Zoeller 1 15,950
248. J.L. Lewis 4 12,915
249. Loren Roberts 3 12,660
250. Blaine McCallister 8 11,330
251. David Berganio, Jr. 3 11,025
252. Brandt Jobe 5 11,016
253. Paul Sheehan@ 11 10,143
254. Willie Wood 6 8,700
255. Scott Gump 12 7,805
256. Guy Boros 4 7,269
Player Events Money Player Events Money Player Events Money
Note: Includes World Golf Championships earnings
* Special Temporary Member
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43. Gregory Havret 3 $33,500
44. Jose Manuel Lara 2 32,250
45. Kenneth Ferrie 2 31,084
46. Franklin Langham 1 30,720
47. Ross Bain 1 29,821
48. Colt Knost 4 27,483
49. Lee Won Joon 1 26,736
50. Fabrizio Zanotti 1 25,900
51. Marcus Fraser 1 25,016
52. Gregory Bourdy 1 23,394
53. Toru Taniguchi 4 21,594
54. Jon Bevan 1 21,080
55. Alastair Forsyth 1 20,258
56. Fredrik Andersson 1 19,846
57. Andrew Ruthkoski 2 19,112
58. Kaname Yokoo 2 16,640
59. Kelly Mitchum 4 16,326
60. Yusaku Miyazato 1 13,537
61. Mike Small 2 13,050
62. Ryan Benzel 1 12,900
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2007 PGA TOUR Tournament Summary
FedExCup
Tournament Course(s) Winner Score To Par Margin Points Earnings Runner(s)-Up
1. Mercedes-Benz Championship Plantation Course at Kapalua Vijay Singh 278 14-under 2 strokes 4,500 $1,100,000 Adam Scott
Kapalua, Maui, HI
2. Sony Open in Hawaii Waialae Country Club Paul Goydos 266 14-under 1 stroke 4,500 $936,000 Charles Howell III
Honolulu, Oahu, HI Luke Donald
3. Bob Hope Chrysler Classic Classic Club (Host) Charley Hoffman 343 17-under playoff 4,500 $900,000 John Rollins
Palmer Course at PGA West
Bermuda Dunes CC
La Quinta CC
Palm Springs, CA
4. Buick Invitational Torrey Pines GC Tiger Woods 273 15-under 2 strokes 4,500 $936,000 Charles Howell III
South Course (Host)
North Course
La Jolla, CA
5. FBR Open TPC Scottsdale Aaron Baddeley 263 21-under 1 stroke 4,500 $1,080,000 John Rollins
Scottsdale, AZ
6. AT&T Pebble Beach National Pebble Beach GL (Host) Phil Mickelson 268 20-under 5 strokes 4,500 $990,000 Kevin Sutherland
Pro-Am Poppy Hills GC
Spyglass Hill GC
Pebble Beach, CA
7. Nissan Open Riviera Country Club Charles Howell III 268 16-under playoff 4,500 $936,000 Phil Mickelson
Pacific Palisades, CA
8. World Golf Championships- The Gallery at Dove Mountain Henrik Stenson -- -- 2 and 1 4,725 $1,350,000 Geoff Ogilvy
Accenture Match Play Marana, AZ
Championship
9. Mayakoba Golf Classic El Camaleon Golf Club Fred Funk 266 14-under playoff 2,250 $630,000 Jose Coceres
Playa del Carmen,
Quintana Roo, Mexico
10. The Honda Classic PGA National Resort & Spa Mark Wilson 275 7-under playoff 4,500 $990,000 Jose Coceres
Champion Course Camilo Villegas
Palm Beach Gardens, FL Boo Weekley
11. PODS Championship Innisbrook Resort & GC Mark Calcavecchia 274 10-under 1 stroke 4,500 $954,000 John Senden
Palm Harbor, FL Heath Slocum
12. Arnold Palmer Invitational Bay Hill Club and Lodge Vijay Singh (2) 272 8-under 2 strokes 4,500 $990,000 Rocco Mediate
Orlando, FL
13. World Golf Championships- Doral Golf Resort and Spa Tiger Woods (2) 278 10-under 2 strokes 4,725 $1,350,000 Brett Wetterich
CA Championship Blue Course
Doral, FL
14. Shell Houston Open Redstone Golf Club Adam Scott 271 17-under 3 strokes 4,500 $990,000 Bubba Watson
Tournament Course Stuart Appleby
Humble, TX
15. Masters Tournament Augusta National Golf Club Zach Johnson 289 1-over 2 strokes 4,950 $1,305,000 Tiger Woods
Augusta, GA Retief Goosen
Rory Sabbatini
16. Verizon Heritage Harbour Town Golf Links Boo Weekley 270 14-under 1 stroke 4,500 $972,000 Ernie Els
Hilton Head Island, SC
17. Zurich Classic of New Orleans TPC Louisiana Nick Watney 273 15-under 3 strokes 4,500 $1,098,000 Ken Duke
Avondale, LA
18. EDS Byron Nelson TPC Four Seasons Resort Scott Verplank 267 13-under 1 stroke 4,500 $1,134,000 Luke Donald
Championship Tournament Players Course (Host)
Cottonwood Valley Course
Irving, TX
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2007 PGA TOUR Tournament Summary (cont.)
FedExCup
Tournament Course(s) Winner Score To Par Margin Points Earnings Runner(s)-Up
19. Wachovia Championship Quail Hollow Club Tiger Woods (3) 275 13-under 2 strokes 4,500 $1,134,000 Steve Stricker
Charlotte, NC
20. THE PLAYERS Championship TPC Sawgrass Phil Mickelson (2) 277 11-under 2 strokes 4,950 $1,620,000 Sergio Garcia
THE PLAYERS Stadium
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
21. AT&T Classic TPC Sugarloaf Zach Johnson (2) 273 15-under playoff 4,500 $972,000 Ryuji Imada
Duluth, GA
22. Crowne Plaza Invitational Colonial Country Club Rory Sabbatini 266 14-under playoff 4,500 $1,080,000 Bernhard Langer
at Colonial Fort Worth, TX Jim Furyk
23. the Memorial Tournament Muirfield Village Golf Club K.J. Choi 271 17-under 1 stroke 4,500 $1,080,000 Ryan Moore
Dublin, OH
24. Stanford St. Jude Championship TPC Southwind Woody Austin 267 13-under 5 strokes 4,500 $1,080,000 Brian Davis
Memphis, TN
25. U.S. Open Oakmont Golf Club Angel Cabrera 285 5-over 1 stroke 4,950 $1,260,000 Tiger Woods
Oakmont, PA Jim Furyk
26. Travelers Championship TPC River Highlands Hunter Mahan 265 15-under playoff 4,500 $1,080,000 Jay Williamson
Cromwell, CT
27. Buick Open Warwick Hills Golf & C.C. Brian Bateman 273 15-under 1 stroke 4,500 $882,000 Jason Gore
Grand Blanc, MI Justin Leonard
Woody Austin
28. AT&T National Congressional Golf Club K.J. Choi (2) 271 9-under 3 strokes 4,500 $1,080,000 Steve Stricker
Bethesda, MD
29. John Deere Classic TPC Deere Run Jonathan Byrd 266 18-under 1 stroke 4,500 $738,000 Tim Clark
Moline, IL
30. British Open Carnoustie Golf Links Padraig Harrington 277 7-under playoff 4,950 $1,542,527 Sergio Garcia
Carnoustie, Scotland
31. U. S. Bank Championship Brown Deer Park Golf Club Joe Ogilvie 266 14-under 4 strokes 2,250 $720,000 Charlie Wi
Milwaukee, WI Tim Herron
Tim Clark
32. Canadian Open Angus Glen Golf Club Jim Furyk 268 16-under 1 stroke 4,500 $900,000 Vijay Singh
North Course
Markham, Ontario, Canada
33. World Golf Championships- Firestone Country Club Tiger Woods (4) 272 8-under 8 strokes 4,725 $1,350,000 Justin Rose
Bridgestone Invitational South Course Rory Sabbatini
Akron, OH
34. Reno-Tahoe Open Montreux Golf & Country Club Steve Flesch 273 15-under 5 strokes 2,250 $540,000 Charles Warren
Reno, NV Kevin Stadler
35. PGA Championship Southern Hills Country Club Tiger Woods (5) 272 8-under 2 strokes 4,950 $1,260,000 Woody Austin
Tulsa, OK
36. Wyndham Championship Forest Oaks Country Club Brandt Snedeker 266 22-under 2 strokes 4,500 $900,000 Tim Petrovic
Greensboro, NC Jeff Overton
Billy Mayfair
37. The Barclays Westchester Country Club Steve Stricker 268 16-under 2 strokes 9,000 $1,260,000 K.J. Choi
Harrison, NY
38. Deutsche Bank Championship TPC Boston Phil Mickelson (3) 268 16-under 2 strokes 9,000 $1,260,000 Brett Wetterich
Norton, MA Tiger Woods
Arron Oberholser
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2007 PGA TOUR Tournament Summary (cont.)
FedExCup
Tournament Course(s) Winner Score To Par Margin Points Earnings Runner(s)-Up
39. BMW Championship Cog Hill Golf & Country Club Tiger Woods (6) 262 22-under 2 strokes 9,000 $1,260,000 Aaron Baddeley
Dubsdread
Lemont, IL
40. THE TOUR Championship East Lake Golf Club Tiger Woods (7) 257 23-under 8 strokes 10,300 $1,260,000 Zach Johnson
Atlanta, GA Mark Calcavecchia
41. Turning Stone Resort Atunyote Golf Club Steve Flesch (2) 270 18-under 2 strokes -- $1,080,000 Michael Allen
Championship Vernon, NY
42. Viking Classic Annandale Golf Club Chad Campbell 275 13-under 1 stroke -- $630,000 Johnson Wagner
Madison, MS
43. The Presidents Cup The Royal Montreal GC United States 19 1 /2-14 1 /2 -- International
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
44. Valero Texas Open LaCantera GC Justin Leonard 261 19-under playoff -- $810,000 Jesper Parnevik
San Antonio, TX
45. Frys.com Open TPC Summerlin (Host) George McNeill 264 24-under 4 strokes -- $720,000 D.J. Trahan
benefitting Shriners Hospital TPC The Canyons
for Children Las Vegas, NV
46. Fry’s Electronics Open Grayhawk Golf Club Mike Weir 266 14-under 1 stroke -- $900,000 Mark Hensby
Raptor
Scottsdale, AZ
47. Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro Tesoro Club Daniel Chopra 273 19-under 1 stroke -- $810,000 Fredrik Jacobson
Port St. Lucie, FL Shigeki Maruyama
48. Children’s Miracle Network Walt Disney World Resort Stephen Ames 271 17-under 1 stroke -- $828,000 Tim Clark
Classic presented by Magnolia GC (Host)
Wal-Mart Palm GC
Lake Buena Vista, FL
( ) Indicates number of victories through that event
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2007 RECORDS
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LOW 9:
27 (9-under), Brandt Snedeker, back nine, Rd 1, North Course, Buick Invitational
28 (8-under), John Daly, back nine, Rd. 2, TPC Summerlin, Frys.com Open
28 (7-under), Tiger Woods, front nine, Rd. 2, THE TOUR Championship
LOW 18:
60 (10-under), Zach Johnson, Rd. 3, THE TOUR Championship
61 (11-under), Brandt Snedeker, Rd 1, North Course, Buick Invitational
61 (9-under), Jesper Parnevik, Rd 1, Valero Texas Open
61 (9-under), Mark Hensby, Rd 2, Fry’s Electronics Open
LOW FIRST 18:
61 (11-under), Brandt Snedeker, North Course, Buick Invitational
61 (9-under), Jesper Parnevik, Valero Texas Open
62 (9-under), Hunter Mahan, Canadian Open
62 (8-under), Fred Funk, Mayakoba Golf Classic
62 (8-under), Hunter Mahan, Travelers Championship
62 (8-under), Tim Clark, THE TOUR Championship
LOW FIRST 36:
126 (14-under), Jesper Parnevik, (61-65), Valero Texas Open
127 (13-under), Tiger Woods, (64-63), THE TOUR Championship
LOW 36 (any rounds):
126 (14-under), Jesper Parnevik, (61-65), Rds 1-2, Valero Texas Open
126 (14-under), Zach Johnson, (66-60), Rds. 2-3, THE TOUR Championship
127 (13-under), Tiger Woods, (64-63), Rds. 1-2, THE TOUR Championship
127 (13-under), Tiger Woods, (63-64), Rds. 2-3, THE TOUR Championship
LOW FIRST 54:
191 (19-under), Tiger Woods (64-63-64), THE TOUR Championship
192 (18-under), Jesper Parnevik (61-65-66), Valero Texas Open
194 (16-under), Mark Calcavecchia (65-66-63), THE TOUR Championship
195 (15-under), Fred Funk (62-69-64), Mayakoba Golf Classic
LOW 54 (any rounds):
191 (19-under), Tiger Woods (64-63-64), Rds. 1-3, THE TOUR Championship
192 (18-under), Jesper Parnevik (61-65-66), Rds 1-3, Valero Texas Open
193 (17-under), Tiger Woods (63-64-66), Rds. 2-4, THE TOUR Championship
194 (16-under), Mark Calcavecchia (65-66-63), Rds. 1-3, THE TOUR Championship
LOW FIRST 72:
257 (23-under), Tiger Woods (64-63-64-66), THE TOUR Championship
261 (19-under), Justin Leonard (65-67-64-65), Valero Texas Open
261 (19-under), Jesper Parnevik (61-65-66-69), Valero Texas Open
262 (22-under), Tiger Woods (67-67-65-63), BMW Championship
HIGH 72 (winning score):
289 (1-over), Zach Johnson, (71-73-76-69), Masters Tournament
285 (5-over), Angel Cabrera, (69-71-76-69), U.S. Open
LARGEST WINNING MARGIN:
8 strokes, Tiger Woods, World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational
8 strokes, Tiger Woods, THE TOUR Championship
5 strokes, Phil Mickelson, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
5 strokes, Woody Austin, Stanford St. Jude Championship
5 strokes, Steve Flesch, Reno-Tahoe Open
LOW START BY WINNER:
62 (8-under), Fred Funk, Mayakoba Golf Classic
62 (8-under), Hunter Mahan, Travelers Championship
63 (9-under), Steve Flesch, Reno-Tahoe Open
HIGH START BY WINNER:
75 (4-over), Mark Calcavecchia, PODS Championship
72 (2-over), Mark Wilson, The Honda Classic
72 (2-over), Woody Austin, Stanford St. Jude Championship
LOW FINISH BY WINNER:
62 (8-under), Woody Austin, Stanford St. Jude Championship
63 (9-under), Brandt Snedeker, Wyndham Championship
63 (8-under), Tiger Woods, BMW Championship
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HIGH FINISH BY WINNER:
73 (1-over), Tiger Woods, WGC-CA Championship
73 (1-over), Steve Flesch, Turning Stone Resort Championship
72 (even), Steve Flesch, Reno-Tahoe Open
LARGEST 18-HOLE LEAD:
4 strokes, Jesper Parnevik, Valero Texas Open
3 strokes, Padraig Harrington, Nissan Open
LARGEST 36-HOLE LEAD:
4 strokes, Jesper Parnevik, Valero Texas Open
3 strokes, Brandt Snedeker, Buick Invitational
3 strokes, Jeff Quinney, FBR Open
3 strokes, Rocco Mediate, Arnold Palmer Invitational
3 strokes, Ernie Els, Verizon Heritage
3 strokes, Tiger Woods, THE TOUR Championship
3 strokes, Ryan Moore, Fry’s Electronics Open
LARGEST 54-HOLE LEAD:
5 strokes, George McNeill, Frys.com Open
5 strokes, Steve Flesch, Reno-Tahoe Open
4 strokes, Tiger Woods, WGC-CA Championship
4 strokes, Steve Flesch, Turning Stone Resort Championship
LOW 36-HOLE CUT:
5-under, Wyndham Championship
4-under, Turning Stone Resort Championship
4-under, Frys.com Open
HIGH 36-HOLE CUT:
10-over 150, U.S. Open (Oakmont Golf Club)
8-over 152, Masters Tournament
LOW 54-HOLE CUT:
1-under 215, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
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FEWEST TO MAKE 36-HOLE CUT:
60, Masters Tournament (low 44 & ties, plus any player within 10 strokes of the
leader)
63, U.S. Open (low 60 & ties, plus any player within 10 strokes of the leader)
70, Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial, British Open, Turning Stone Resort
Championship
MOST TO MAKE 36-HOLE CUT:
89, Children’s Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart
FEWEST TO MAKE 54-HOLE CUT:
60, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
MOST TIED FOR LEAD, 18 HOLES:
5, Mercedes-Benz Championship, AT&T National
MOST TIED FOR LEAD, 36 HOLES:
6, Shell Houston Open
MOST TIED FOR LEAD, 54 HOLES:
4, Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial
MOST CONSECUTIVE EVENTS IN THE MONEY:
23, Tiger Woods
CONSECUTIVE YEARS WITH WIN:
12, Tiger Woods (1996-2007)
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HOLES-IN-ONE (28):
Ryan Palmer (#17/Rd 2/The Classic Club), Bernhard Langer (#7/Rd 3/Bermuda
Dunes), Jeff Quinney (#17/Rd 5/The Classic Club), Bob Hope Chrysler Classic;
Parker McLachlin (#3/Rd 1/South Course), Buick Invitational; Heath Slocum
(#4/Rd 4), FBR Open; Retief Goosen (#16/Rd 2), Rich Beem (#14/Rd 3), Nissan
Open; Ryan Moore (#17/Rd 1), PODS Championship; Dean Wilson (#2/Rd 1),
Arnold Palmer Invitational; Jerry Kelly (#4/Rd 3), Verizon Heritage; Matt
Kuchar (#3/Rd 4), Daniel Chopra (#17/Rd 4), Zurich Classic of New Orleans;
J.J. Henry (#11/Rd 2), Bob Estes (#11, Rd 2), AT&T Classic; Brian Gay (#8, Rd
1), Rod Pampling (#16, Rd 4), Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial; Craig
Perks (#8, Rd 1), Bo Van Pelt (#16, Rd 4), Travelers Championship; Bubba
Dickerson (#8/Rd 2), Buick Open; Kevin Stadler (#13/Rd 3), AT&T National;
Jim Furyk (#4/Rd 4), Canadian Open; Jose Coceres (#7/Rd 1), Reno-Tahoe
Open; Michael Putnam (#17/Rd 1), Wyndham Championship; Billy Mayfair
(#8/Rd 3), Wyndham Championship; Justin Rose (#14/Rd 3), The Barclays; Boo
Weekley (#12/Rd 2), Viking Classic, Andrew Buckle, (#8/Rd 1), Fry’s
Electronics Open; Eric Axley (#17/Rd 1), Ginn sur Mer Classic
DOUBLE EAGLES (5):
Tim Petrovic (#10/Poppy Hills/Rd 3/D, 6I), AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am,
Nathan Green (#2/Harbour Town/Rd 2/D, 3I), Verizon Heritage, Hunter Mahan
(#11/TPC Sawgrass/Rd 2/D, 5I), Peter Lonard (#2/TPC Sawgrass/Rd 3/D, 5I),
THE PLAYERS Championship, Stewart Cink (#6 TPC Sugarloaf/Rd 4/Hybrid)
AT&T Classic.
THREE EAGLES IN ONE ROUND (3):
Hunter Mahan (#11, #18, #9/Angus Glen GC – North Course), Rd. 1, Canadian Open;
Bill Haas (#3, #9, #13/TPC Summerlin), Rd. 1, Frys.com Open, Joe Ogilvie (#3,
#15, #16/TPC Summerlin), Rd. 2, Frys.com Open
TWO EAGLES IN ONE ROUND (42):
Chris Couch (#5, #7), Mercedes-Benz Championship; Daisuke Maruyama (#9,
#18), Sony Open in Hawaii; Bubba Watson (#11, #14/PGA West), Bernhard
Langer (#7, #8/Bermuda Dunes), Kirk Triplett (#5, #6/LaQuinta CC), Jeff
Quinney (#5, #13/LaQuinta), Dudley Hart (#9, #18/The Classic Club), Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic; Michael Allen (#9, #18/North Course), Tiger Woods (#9,
#18/North Course), Buick Invitational; J.B. Holmes (#1, #7/Spyglass Hill), AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am; Cliff Kresge (#6, #11), PODS Championship; Tim
Clark (#2, #16), THE PLAYERS Championship; Robert Gamez (#4, #18), Michael
Allen (#10, #18), Steven Bowditch (#10, #13), J.J. Henry (#11, #18), Bill
Haas (#4, #6), AT&T Classic; Rod Pampling (#1, #16), Crowne Plaza Invitational
at Colonial; Chris DiMarco (#5, #11), Jerry Kelly (#7, #14), the Memorial
Tournament; Olin Browne (#12, #13), Travelers Championship; Jeff Brehaut
(#6, #18), U.S. Bank Championship; Steve Flesch (#4, #11), Reno-Tahoe Open;
Nathan Green (#9, #13), Wyndham Championship; Tripp Isenhour (#13, #15),
Wyndham Championship; Will MacKenzie (#9, #13), Wyndham Championship;
Eric Axley (#2, #13), Wyndham Championship; Kevin Stadler (#2, #13),
Wyndham Championship; Ernie Els (#5, #9), The Barclays; Angel Cabrera (#2,
#18), Deutsche Bank Championship; Justin Leonard (#7, #18), Deutsche Bank
Championship; Chris Tidland (#5, #18), Turning Stone Resort Championship;
Daisuke Maruyama (#5, #18), Viking Classic; Bob May (#3, #15/TPC
Summerlin), Chad Campbell (#1, #4/TPC The Canyons), Brian Davis (#9,
#16/TPC Summerlin), Darren Stiles (#3, #16/TPC Summerlin) Frys.com Open;
Chris Tidland (#1, #2), Ginn sur Mer Classic; Tom Lehman (#1, #14/Palm
Course), Craig Lile (#11, #14/Palm Course), Steve Marino (#1, #7/Palm Course),
Sean O’Hair (#1, #7/Palm Course) Children’s Miracle Network Classic
BACK-TO-BACK EAGLES (5):
Bernhard Langer (#7, #8/Bermuda Dunes/Rd 3), Kirk Triplett (#5, #6/LaQuinta
CC/Rd 4), Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Olin Browne (#12, #13/Rd 2), Travelers
Championship; Joe Ogilvie (#15, #16/TPC Summerlin)/Rd 2), Frys.com Open;
Chris Tidland (#1, #2/Tesoro Club/Rd 1), Ginn sur Mer Classic
BEST BIRDIE STREAK:
7, Mark Wilson (#3-9/Rd 3) the Memorial Tournament
7, Stephen Ames (#1-7/Rd 2/Palm Course) Children’s Miracle Network Classic
6, Anthony Kim, (#13-18/Rd.1) Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial
6, David Toms, (#15-2/Rd.4) Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial
6, Jeff Maggert, (#3-9/Rd. 3), Wyndham Championship
6, Bob Estes, (#1-6/Rd. 1), Ginn sur Mer Classic
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BEST BIRDIE/EAGLE STREAK:
8-under, Brandt Snedeker (B-B-B-B-E-B-B/#10-16/Rd 1/North Course), Buick
Invitational
7-under, Tiger Woods (B-B-B-B-B-E/#4-9/Rd. 2), THE TOUR Championship
BEST COME-FROM-BEHIND LAST DAY TO WIN:
6 strokes, Padraig Harrington, British Open
5 strokes, K.J. Choi, the Memorial Tournament
5 strokes, Brandt Snedeker, Wyndham Championship
MOST CONSECUTIVE ROUNDS PAR OR BETTER (SEASON):
19, Bo Van Pelt
CURRENT:
17, Heath Slocum
MULTIPLE WINNERS (6):
Tiger Woods (7) Buick Invitational, WGC-CA Championship, Wachovia
Championship, World Golf Championship- Bridgestone Invitational, BMW
Championship, THE TOUR Championship
Phil Mickelson (3) AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, THE PLAYERS
Championship, Deutsche Bank Championship
Vijay Singh (2) Mercedes-Benz Championship, Arnold Palmer Invitational
Zach Johnson (2) Masters Tournament, AT&T Classic
K.J. Choi (2) the Memorial Tournament, AT&T National
Steve Flesch (2) Reno-Tahoe Open, Turning Stone Resort Championship
WIRE-TO-WIRE WINNERS (1):
Steve Flesch, Reno-Tahoe Open
FIRST-TIME WINNERS (12):
rookie winner - underlined
Charley Hoffman, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
Henrik Stenson, World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
Championship
Mark Wilson, The Honda Classic
Boo Weekley, Verizon Heritage
Nick Watney, Zurich Classic of New Orleans
Angel Cabrera, U.S. Open
Hunter Mahan, Travelers Championship
Brian Bateman, Buick Open
Joe Ogilvie, U.S. Bank Championship
Brandt Snedeker, Wyndham Championship
George McNeill, Frys.com Open
Daniel Chopra, Ginn sur Mer Classic
COURSE RECORDS (no ties):
62 (8-under), Fred Funk, El Camaleon Golf Club, Mayakoba Golf Classic
65 (5-under), Charlie Wi, PGA National Resort & Spa, Champion Course, The
Honda Classic
64 (8-under), Johnson Wagner, The Tournament Course at Redstone Golf Club,
Shell Houston Open
64 (8-under), Kyle Reifers, TPC Louisiana, Zurich Classic of New Orleans
64 (7-under), Steve Stricker, Carnoustie Golf Links, British Open
62 (9-under), Hunter Mahan, Angus Glen GC – North Course, Canadian Open
60 (10-under), Zach Johnson, East Lake Golf Club, THE TOUR Championship
61 (9-under), Mark Hensby, Grayhawk Golf Club, Fry’s Electronics Open
64 (9-under), Bob Estes, Tesoro Club, Ginn sur Mer Classic
TOURNAMENT RECORDS:
266 (14-under), Fred Funk, Mayakoba Golf Classic
275 (13-under), Tiger Woods, Wachovia Championship
271 (9-under), K.J. Choi, AT&T National
262 (22-under), Tiger Woods, BMW Championship
257 (23-under), Tiger Woods, THE TOUR Championship
270 (18-under), Steve Flesch, Turning Stone Resort Championship
264 (23-under), George McNeill, Frys.com Open
266 (14-under), Mike Weir, Fry’s Electronics Open
273 (19-under), Daniel Chopra, Ginn sur Mer Classic
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PLAYOFFS (9):
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic - Charley Hoffman def. John Rollins with birdie-4
on the first extra hole
Nissan Open - Charles Howell III def. Phil Mickelson with a par-3 on the
third extra hole
Mayakoba Golf Classic - Fred Funk def. Jose Coceres with a birdie-3 on the
second extra hole
The Honda Classic - Mark Wilson def. Jose Coceres with a birdie-3 on the
third extra hole; Boo Weekley and Camilo Villegas were eliminated on the
second extra hole
AT&T Classic - Zach Johnson def. Ryuji Imada with a birdie-4 on the first
extra hole
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial - Rory Sabbatini def. Jim Furyk and
Bernhard Langer with a birdie-3 on the first extra hole
Travelers Championship - Hunter Mahan def. Jay Williamson with a birdie-3
on the first extra hole
British Open - Padraig Harrington def. Sergio Garcia by one stroke in a fourhole
playoff (even-par vs. 1-over par)
Valero Texas Open - Justin Leonard def. Jesper Parnevik with a birdie-3 on
the third extra hole
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MONDAY FINISHES (4):
The Honda Classic
Verizon Heritage
Deutsche Bank Championship (as scheduled)
Ginn sur Mer Classic
PLAYERS OF THE MONTH:
January, Charles Howell III
February, Phil Mickelson
March, Vijay Singh
April, Zach Johnson
May, Phil Mickelson
June, Angel Cabrera
July, Padraig Harrington
August, Tiger Woods
September, Tiger Woods
October/November, Justin Leonard
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Driving Distance
The average number of yards per measured drive. Driving distance is measured
on two holes per round. Care is taken to select holes which face in opposite
directions to counteract the effects of wind. Drives are measured to the point
they come to rest, regardless of whether they are in the fairway or not.
Driving Accuracy
The percentage of time a player is able to hit the fairway with his tee shot.
Greens in Regulation
The percentage of time a player was able to hit the green in regulation (greens
hit in regulation/holes played). Note: A green is considered hit in regulation if
any part of the ball is touching the putting surface and the number of strokes
taken is two less than par or fewer.
Putting Average
Measures putting performance on greens hit in regulation. For each green hit
in regulation, the total number of putts is divided by the number of greens hit
in regulation. By using greens hit in regulation, we are able to eliminate the
effects of chipping close and one-putting in the computation.
Glossary of Statistics
Note: See Statistical Leaders, pages 5-10 and 5-11
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Total Driving
Total Driving is computed by totaling a player’s rank in driving distance and
driving accuracy.
Eagles (holes per)
The average number of holes between each eagle.
Birdie Leaders
The average number of birdies made per round played.
Sand Saves Percentage
The percentage of time a player is able to get up and down once in a greenside
sand bunker. Note: This up and down is computed regardless of score on
the hole.
All Around
This statistic is computed by totaling a player's rank in each of the following
statistics: Scoring Leaders, Putting Leaders, Eagle Leaders, Birdie Leaders,
Sand Saves, Greens in Regulation, Driving Distance and Driving Accuracy.
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Driving Distance
2007 Statistical Leaders
Driving Accuracy Percentage Greens In Regulation
Name Rounds Avg. Name Rounds % Name Rounds Avg.
1. Bubba Watson 80 315.2
2. John Daly 59 312.9
3. J.B. Holmes 71 312.6
4. Robert Garrigus 95 310.5
5. Scott Gutschewski 67 306.1
6. Tag Ridings 52 303.9
7. Brett Wetterich 88 303.3
8. Jason Gore 86 303.0
T9. Harrison Frazar 88 302.8
T9. Charles Warren 101 302.8
TOUR AVG. 289.1
1. Tim Clark 66 1.727
2. Jonathan Byrd 73 1.728
3. Fredrik Jacobson 70 1.729
4. Tiger Woods 63 1.733
5. Ryuji Imada 104 1.740
T6. Brian Gay 107 1.743
T6. Steve Stricker 81 1.743
T8. Bob Estes 88 1.745
T8. Nathan Green 103 1.745
T8. Justin Rose 63 1.745
TOUR AVG. 1.788
All-Around Ranking
Name Events Pts.
1. Tiger Woods 16 240
2. Justin Rose 16 344
3. Jeff Overton 19 361
4. Alex Cejka 25 367
5. Vijay Singh 27 412
6. Sean O'Hair 28 417
7. Phil Mickelson 22 418
8. Hunter Mahan 27 426
9. Ernie Els 16 445
10. Charles Warren 29 450
TOUR AVG. 784
1. Jose Coceres 50 75.47
2. Fred Funk 65 75.26
3. Jim Furyk 84 74.37
4. Michael Boyd 61 74.34
5. Joe Durant 88 73.71
6. Heath Slocum 101 73.28
7. Craig Bowden 78 73.07
8. Zach Johnson 76 73.05
9. Brian Gay 107 72.90
10. Mark Brooks 53 72.81
TOUR AVG. 63.60
1. Charles Warren 29 59
2. Mathew Goggin 30 70
3. Hunter Mahan 27 73
4. Jay Williamson 14 84
5. Kenny Perry 24 104
6. Cameron Beckman 29 109
7. Jason Gore 27 110
8. Sean O'Hair 28 113
9. John Senden 27 115
10. D.J. Trahan 30 116
TOUR AVG. 197
2007 PGA TOUR Statistical High/Low
Those with 50 rounds or more based on 196 ranked players.
Highest Average Lowest
Scoring Average 67.79 70.86 72.83
Dr Distance 315.2 289.1 265.3
Dr Accuracy 75.47 63.60 41.86
GIR 71.02 64.72 54.93
Putting 1.727 1.788 1.871
Eagles 88.5 235.1 1224.0
Birdies 4.03 3.39 2.63
Sand Saves 68.10 49.21 34.45
Total Driving 59 197 382
All-Around 240 784 1356
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1. Tiger Woods 63 71.02
2. John Senden 97 70.33
3. Jeff Gove 103 70.17
4. Cameron Beckman 96 69.87
5. Tommy Armour III 81 69.84
T6. Alex Cejka 80 69.44
T6. Jim Furyk 84 69.44
8. Briny Baird 115 69.27
9. John Merrick 92 69.13
10. Jeff Overton 60 68.87
TOUR AVG. 64.72
Putting Average Total Driving Eagles (Holes Per)
Name Rounds Avg. Name Events Total Name Rounds Holes
1. Tiger Woods 63 4.03
2. Fredrik Jacobson 70 4.01
3. Jonathan Byrd 73 3.89
4. Jesper Parnevik 88 3.88
5. Mark Calcavecchia 93 3.87
6. Adam Scott 69 3.85
7. Justin Rose 63 3.81
8. Lucas Glover 98 3.77
9. Charles Warren 101 3.76
10. Kevin Na 84 3.74
TOUR AVG. 3.39
1. Tim Clark 66 68.10
2. Chris Riley 59 63.53
3. Mike Weir 82 60.29
4. Justin Rose 63 60.20
5. Craig Barlow 52 59.76
6. Jonathan Byrd 73 59.54
7. Kevin Na 84 59.24
8. John Rollins 102 59.17
9. Geoff Ogilvy 84 59.02
10. K.J. Choi 87 58.39
TOUR AVG. 49.21
1. Chris Tidland 59 88.5
2. Tiger Woods 63 98.2
3. Rod Pampling 92 115.7
4. Phil Mickelson 73 116.2
5. Darron Stiles 65 117.0
6. Sean O'Hair 98 117.6
7. Bill Haas 93 119.6
8. Charles Warren 101 121.2
9. Daisuke Maruyama 86 129.0
10. Ernie Els 59 130.5
TOUR AVG. 235.1
Birdie Average Sand Saves Percentage Scoring Average
Name Rounds Avg. Name Rounds % Name Rounds Avg.
Note: See Glossary, page 5-9
1. Tiger Woods 63 67.79
2. Ernie Els 59 69.29
3. Justin Rose 63 69.30
4. Steve Stricker 81 69.39
5. Phil Mickelson 73 69.46
6. Jim Furyk 84 69.47
7. Sergio Garcia 68 69.48
8. Vijay Singh 102 69.49
9. K.J. Choi 87 69.61
10. Scott Verplank 82 69.69
TOUR AVG. 70.86
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Driving Distance
1980 Dan Pohl 274.3
1981 Dan Pohl 280.1
1982 Bill Calfee 275.3
1983 John McComish 277.4
1984 Bill Glasson 276.5
1985 Andy Bean 278.2
1986 Davis Love III 285.7
1987 John McComish 283.9
1988 Steve Thomas 284.6
1989 Ed Humenik 280.9
1990 Tom Purtzer 279.6
1991 John Daly 288.9
1992 John Daly 283.4
1993 John Daly 288.9
1994 Davis Love III 283.8
1995 John Daly 289.0
1996 John Daly 288.8
1997 John Daly 302.0
1998 John Daly 299.4
1999 John Daly 305.6
2000 John Daly 301.4
2001 John Daly 306.7
2002 John Daly 306.8
2003 Hank Kuehne 321.4
2004 Hank Kuehne 314.4
2005 Scott Hend 318.9
2006 Bubba Watson 319.6
2007 Bubba Watson 315.2
Driving Accuracy Pct.
1980 Mike Reid 79.5
1981 Calvin Peete 81.9
1982 Calvin Peete 84.6
1983 Calvin Peete 81.3
1984 Calvin Peete 77.5
1985 Calvin Peete 80.6
1986 Calvin Peete 81.7
1987 Calvin Peete 83.0
1988 Calvin Peete 82.5
1989 Calvin Peete 82.6
1990 Calvin Peete 83.7
1991 Hale Irwin 78.3
1992 Doug Tewell 82.3
1993 Doug Tewell 82.5
1994 David Edwards 81.6
1995 Fred Funk 81.3
1996 Fred Funk 78.7
1997 Allen Doyle 80.8
1998 Bruce Fleisher 81.4
1999 Fred Funk 80.2
2000 Fred Funk 79.7
2001 Joe Durant 81.1
2002 Fred Funk 81.2
2003 Fred Funk 77.9
2004 Fred Funk 77.2
2005 Jeff Hart 76.0
2006 Joe Durant 78.4
2007 Jose Coceres 75.47
Greens In Regulation Pct.
1980 Jack Nicklaus 72.1
1981 Calvin Peete 73.1
1982 Calvin Peete 72.4
1983 Calvin Peete 71.4
1984 Andy Bean 72.1
1985 John Mahaffey 71.9
1986 John Mahaffey 72.0
1987 Gil Morgan 73.3
1988 John Adams 73.9
1989 Bruce Lietzke 72.6
1990 Doug Tewell 70.9
Year-By-Year Statistical Leaders
1991 Bruce Lietzke 73.3
1992 Tim Simpson 74.0
1993 Fuzzy Zoeller 73.6
1994 Bill Glasson 73.0
1995 Lennie Clements 72.3
1996 Mark O'Meara 71.783*
1997 Tom Lehman 72.7
1998 Hal Sutton 71.3
1999 Tiger Woods 71.4
2000 Tiger Woods 75.2
2001 Tom Lehman 74.5
2002 Tiger Woods 74.0
2003 Joe Durant 72.9
2004 Joe Durant 73.3
2005 Sergio Garcia 71.8
2006 Tiger Woods 74.1
2007 Tiger Woods 71.02
Putting Average
1980 Jerry Pate 28.81
1981 Alan Tapie 28.70
1982 Ben Crenshaw 28.65
1983 Morris Hatalsky 27.96
1984 Gary McCord 28.57
1985 Craig Stadler 28.627*
1986 Greg Norman 1.736
1987 Ben Crenshaw 1.743
1988 Don Pooley 1.729
1989 Steve Jones 1.734
1990 Larry Rinker 1.7467*
1991 Jay Don Blake 1.7326*
1992 Mark O'Meara 1.731
1993 David Frost 1.739
1994 Loren Roberts 1.737
1995 Jim Furyk 1.708
1996 Brad Faxon 1.709
1997 Don Pooley 1.718
1998 Rick Fehr 1.722
1999 Brad Faxon 1.723
2000 Brad Faxon 1.704
2001 David Frost 1.708
2002 Bob Heintz 1.682
2003 John Huston 1.713
2004 Stewart Cink 1.723
2005 Arjun Atwal 1.710
2006 Daniel Chopra 1.712
2007 Tim Clark 1.727
Total Driving
1991 Bruce Lietzke 42
1992 Bruce Lietzke 50
1993 Greg Norman 41
1994 Nick Price 43
1995 Nick Price 40
1996 David Duval 47
1997 Joe Durant 67
1998 Hal Sutton 62
1999 Tiger Woods 52
2000 Tiger Woods 56
2001 Sergio Garcia 46
2002 Charles Howell III 70
2003 Mike Heinen 51
2004 Jeff Brehaut 79
2005 David Hearn 72
2006 Scott Gutschewski 81
2007 Charles Warren 59
Eagles (Holes Per)
1980 Dave Eichelberger 16
1981 Bruce Lietzke 12
1982 Tom Weiskopf 10
J.C. Snead 10
Andy Bean 10
1983 Chip Beck 15
1984 Gary Hallberg 15
1985 Larry Rinker 14
1986 Joey Sindelar 16
1987 Phil Blackmar 20
1988 Ken Green 21
1989 Lon Hinkle 14
Duffy Waldorf 14
1990 Paul Azinger 14
1991 Andy Bean 15
John Huston 15
1992 Dan Forsman 18
1993 Davis Love III 15
1994 Davis Love III 18
1995 Kelly Gibson 16#
1996 Tom Watson 97.2
1997 Tiger Woods 104.1
1998 Davis Love III 83.3
1999 Vijay Singh 104.8
2000 Tiger Woods 72.0
2001 Phil Mickelson 73.8
2002 John Daly 78.4
2003 Tiger Woods 76.5
2004 Nick Price 90.0
2005 Brenden Pappas 70.6
2006 J.B. Holmes 72.9
2007 Chris Tidland 88.5
Birdie Average
1980 Andy Bean 388
1981 Vance Heafner 388
1982 Andy Bean 392
1983 Hal Sutton 399
1984 Mark O’Meara 419
1985 Joey Sindelar 411
1986 Joey Sindelar 415
1987 Dan Forsman 409
1988 Dan Forsman 465
1989 Ted Schulz 415
1990 Mike Donald 401
1991 Scott Hoch 446
1992 Jeff Sluman 417
1993 John Huston 426
1994 Brad Bryant 397
1995 Steve Lowery 410+
1996 Fred Couples 4.20
1997 Tiger Woods 4.25
1998 David Duval 4.29
1999 Tiger Woods 4.46
2000 Tiger Woods 4.92
2001 Phil Mickelson 4.54
2002 Tiger Woods 4.47
2003 Vijay Singh 4.41
2004 Vijay Singh 4.40
2005 Tiger Woods 4.57
2006 Tiger Woods 4.65
2007 Tiger Woods 4.03
Sand Save Pct.
1980 Bob Eastwood 65.4
1981 Tom Watson 60.1
1982 Isao Aoki 60.2
1983 Isao Aoki 62.3
1984 Peter Oosterhuis 64.7
1985 Tom Purtzer 60.8
1986 Paul Azinger 63.8
1987 Paul Azinger 63.2
1988 Greg Powers 63.5
1989 Mike Sullivan 66.0
1990 Paul Azinger 67.2
1991 Ben Crenshaw 64.9
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1992 Mitch Adcock 66.9
1993 Ken Green 64.4
1994 Corey Pavin 65.4
1995 Billy Mayfair 68.6
1996 Gary Rusnak 64.0
1997 Bob Estes 70.3
1998 Keith Fergus 71.0
1999 Jeff Sluman 67.3
2000 Fred Couples 67.0
2001 Franklin Langham 68.9
2002 Jóse María Olazábal 64.9
2003 Stuart Appleby 62.1
2004 Dan Forsman 62.3
2005 Pat Perez 63.0
2006 Luke Donald 63.6
2007 Tim Clark 68.10
Scoring Average
1980 Lee Trevino 69.73
1981 Tom Kite 69.80
1982 Tom Kite 70.21
1983 Raymond Floyd 70.61
1984 Calvin Peete 70.56
1985 Don Pooley 70.36
1986 Scott Hoch 70.08
1987 David Frost 70.09
1988 Greg Norman 69.38
1989 Payne Stewart 69.485*
1990 Greg Norman 69.10
1991 Fred Couples 69.59
1992 Fred Couples 69.38
1993 Greg Norman 68.90
1994 Greg Norman 68.81
1995 Greg Norman 69.06
1996 Tom Lehman 69.32
1997 Nick Price 68.98
1998 David Duval 69.13
1999 Tiger Woods 68.43
2000 Tiger Woods 67.79
2001 Tiger Woods 68.81
2002 Tiger Woods 68.56
2003 Tiger Woods 68.41
2004 Vijay Singh 68.84
2005 Tiger Woods 68.66
2006 Tiger Woods 68.11
2007 Tiger Woods 67.79
All-Around
1987 Dan Pohl 170
1988 Payne Stewart 170
1989 Paul Azinger 250
1990 Paul Azinger 162
1991 Scott Hoch 283
1992 Fred Couples 256
1993 Gil Morgan 252
1994 Bob Estes 227
1995 Justin Leonard 323
1996 Fred Couples 215
1997 Bill Glasson 282
1998 John Huston 151
1999 Tiger Woods 120
2000 Tiger Woods 113
2001 Phil Mickelson 174
2002 Phil Mickelson 259
2003 Tiger Woods 206
2004 Geoff Ogilvy 268
2005 Tiger Woods 266
2006 Tiger Woods 212
2007 Tiger Woods 240
* = carried a decimal farther to determine winner
# = changed to frequency
+ = changed to average per round
Category records are boldfaced
Note: See Glossary, page 5-9
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2007 RECORDS
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2007 Scoring Average By Event
The scoring average, by round, for the field during the course of the 2007 season, with cumulative average:
Tournament Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Total
Sony Open in Hawaii 70.364 70.298 70.056 70.250 70.271
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic 70.315 70.488 70.874 70.286 74.763 71.048
Buick Invitational 70.551 71.513 72.784 72.466 71.543
FBR Open 70.382 69.899 69.270 69.370 69.845
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am 73.302 72.196 73.782 70.600 72.843
Nissan Open 72.007 71.070 70.494 71.342 71.319
Mayakoba Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun 70.317 69.807 70.291 71.115 70.292
The Honda Classic 72.838 71.943 71.644 70.589 71.958
PODS Championship 72.340 72.421 71.000 71.618 72.005
Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard 70.353 71.569 72.899 74.513 72.054
CA Championship 73.397 72.110 72.562 73.944 73.000
Shell Houston Open 72.441 72.777 70.564 71.526 72.050
Masters Tournament 76.188 75.625 77.350 74.333 75.881
Verizon Heritage 72.238 71.055 70.155 73.871 71.774
Zurich Classic of New Orleans 71.808 72.222 72.035 72.024 72.019
EDS Byron Nelson Championship 71.458 70.550 69.918 69.164 70.535
Wachovia Championship 73.634 74.048 71.494 73.107 73.280
THE PLAYERS Championship 75.413 73.387 71.063 71.266 73.248
AT&T Classic 72.236 72.468 71.746 71.127 72.064
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial 69.342 69.119 69.629 69.071 69.278
the Memorial Tournament presented by Morgan Stanley 71.240 72.379 71.139 70.930 71.491
Stanford St. Jude Championship 74.188 71.326 70.938 71.000 72.169
U.S. Open 75.321 76.897 74.683 74.746 75.705
Travelers Championship 70.409 71.753 71.570 69.253 70.846
Buick Open 70.859 71.506 70.532 71.156 71.069
AT&T National 71.350 72.244 70.851 71.419 71.543
John Deere Classic 70.840 70.214 70.153 69.014 70.229
U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee 70.591 69.795 70.000 70.296 70.177
British Open 73.724 74.096 71.614 72.786 73.381
Canadian Open presented by Franklin Templeton Investments 71.348 70.483 70.833 70.564 70.846
Reno-Tahoe Open 71.326 72.516 72.308 74.256 72.425
Bridgestone Invitational 72.181 73.049 72.720 73.207 72.787
PGA Championship 74.286 72.803 71.915 71.817 73.016
Wyndham Championship 69.718 69.994 70.047 70.360 69.979
The Barclays 70.920 71.348 70.387 70.573 70.900
Deutsche Bank Championship 70.635 70.844 69.973 71.493 70.735
BMW Championship 70.338 70.308 69.292 69.138 69.769
THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola 67.500 67.833 67.800 70.167 68.325
Turning Stone Resort Championship 70.679 69.892 70.600 72.557 70.718
Viking Classic 71.386 72.391 71.451 72.873 71.980
Valero Texas Open 69.527 69.777 68.782 69.256 69.415
Frys.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children 69.125 69.750 73.542 71.265 70.522
Fry's Electronics Open 69.870 69.708 69.987 72.392 70.295
Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro 72.674 71.290 71.644 73.431 72.195
Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart 70.455 69.735 72.000 71.943 70.848
bold=high rounds; italic=low rounds
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LEGEND
Did not play
T7 Final position
P1 P2 Involved in playoff
DQ Disqualified
CUT Missed cut
WD Withdrew
DNS Did not start
1. Tiger Woods
2. Phil Mickelson
3. Vijay Singh
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4. Steve Stricker
5. K.J. Choi
6. Rory Sabbatini
Mercedes-Benz Championship 1 T8 T13 18 27 2 T19 25
Sony Open in Hawaii T34 T4 T4 T34 T4 CUT CUT T8 CUT T2 T20 T20 CUT
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic T45 T8 T8 T53 75 T60 T65 3 CUT P2
Buick Invitational 1 T51 T39 CUT CUT T45 T4 CUT T56 3 2 T51 CUT CUT T14
FBR Open CUT 7 T44 CUT T59 W/D 1 CUT CUT CUT T32 T44 T23 T23 T39 T54 2 T69
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am 1 T11 T65 CUT T6 T19 T16 T36 T30 CUT
Nissan Open P2 T29 T22 T9 T3 T33 6 T13 T69 T44 T51 CUT CUT P1 T62 T3 7 T18 T33
Mayakoba Golf Classic T41 T48 6
Accenture Match Play Championship T9 T17 T17 T33 T17 T17 T17 T33 T17 T9 T33 T33 2 T9 T5 T33 T17 T17 T33 T9
The Honda Classic T5 T31 CUT CUT T53 CUT T39 T13 P2
PODS Championship T19 CUT T6 T14 T59 1 T63 CUT T48 T6 CUT T19
Arnold Palmer Invitational T22 T36 1 W/D CUT T42 T5 T45 T18 T28 T14 T42 CUT T22 T56 T18 T14 T5 T32
CA Championship 1 T23 T11 T35 T19 T35 T35 T9 T3 T6 T61 T32 T3 T16 T11 T19 T63 T28 T45
Shell Houston Open T9 T19 1 T42 T5 CUT T24 T62 CUT
Masters Tournament T2 T24 T13 CUT T27 T2 T13 1 CUT T52 T27 T30 T20 T24 T30 T5 CUT T7 T13 T20 T17
Verizon Heritage CUT 6 T10 T59 T23 T50 CUT T44 T16 2 CUT 1 T50
Zurich Classic of New Orleans T11 T5 T18 CUT CUT
EDS Byron Nelson Championship T3 T13 CUT T3 70 1 CUT T60 CUT T19
Wachovia Championship 1 T3 T7 2 T24 T3 CUT 84 T14 T43 T24 CUT T24 T43 CUT CUT T52 T34 T43 T43 T56 T5
THE PLAYERS Championship T37 1 T44 T52 T23 T44 T28 T16 2 T37 T6 T44 CUT T37 CUT CUT T12 79 T37 T52 T68 T44 T58 T3
AT&T Classic T24 P1 T68 CUT CUT CUT T24
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial T24 T24 P1 P2 T7 CUT CUT T29 T12 CUT T24 T18
the Memorial Tournament T15 W/D T15 CUT 1 T23 W/D T23 T9 T5 T35 T9 T45 CUT W/D T15 T29 CUT T5
Stanford St. Jude Championship T30 T55 7 T8 W/D CUT 1 T17 T5 CUT CUT
U.S. Open T2 CUT T20 T13 CUT T51 T2 T45 CUT T13 CUT T7 T42 CUT T13 T23 T51 T10 T51 CUT T17 T26 T42 CUT
Travelers Championship 4 CUT T54 T43 P1 T9 T54 CUT T75
Buick Open T5 T5 T2 T10 CUT T5
AT&T National T6 CUT T12 2 1 T3 T69 CUT T12 CUT T8 T8 CUT T30 T12
John Deere Classic CUT T50 T32 2
U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee T2
British Open T12 CUT T27 T8 T8 CUT T12 T20 P2 CUT T27 T57 T23 CUT T6 CUT T12 T4 P1 T35 CUT T6
Canadian Open
Reno-Tahoe Open
2 1 T50 T5 T7 CUT
Bridgestone Invitational 1 T46 T56 T41 T11 T2 DNS T11 T20 T20 T36 T9 T14 T51 T56 T22 T39 T2 T22 T14 T6 T30 T30 T56
PGA Championship 1 T32 CUT T23 T12 CUT CUT CUT DQ CUT T12 T9 CUT T6 2 T18 T18 T42 T12 3 T42 CUT T9 CUT T32
Wyndham Championship 1
The Barclays T7 CUT 1 2 3 T25 T25 T25 T25 T14 T35 T4 T4 T12 T17 CUT CUT T14 T4 T35 T17 T35 T54 T25
Deutsche Bank Championship T2 1 T60 T9 W/D T6 T55 T30 T17 5 T17 T72 T6 T30 CUT T47 T30 CUT CUT CUT T41 T47 CUT
BMW Championship 1 64 3 T38 T10 T14 T38 9 2 4 T30 65 T61 T38 T30 T14 T18 T5 T18 T5 T57 56 T7
THE TOUR Championship 1 20 T7 T17 T21 T9 T11 T2 4 24 T26 T5 T2 T17 T11 T5 T29 28 T11 T26 T11 T7 T21 25 T11
Turning Stone Resort Championship T18
Viking Classic
Valero Texas Open
T3
Frys.com Open CUT T14 CUT
Fry's Electronics Open CUT CUT CUT T18 T70 CUT
Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro W/D
Children's Miracle Network Classic T3 CUT T74 2 T74 T13
Note: Players listed according to place on the final 2007 PGA TOUR Money List.
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7. Jim Furyk
8. Zach Johnson
9. Sergio Garcia
10. Aaron Baddeley
11. Adam Scott
12. Scott Verplank
13. Mark Calcavecchia
14. Geoff Ogilvy
15. Woody Austin
16. Hunter Mahan
17. Brandt Snedeker
18. Charles Howell III
19. Justin Rose
20. Ernie Els
21. Padriag Harrington
22. Tim Clark
23. Boo Weekley
24. John Rollins
25. Stewart Cink
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2007 RECORDS
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SECTION
Note: Players listed according to place on the final 2007 PGA TOUR Money List.
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LEGEND
Did not play
T7 Final position
P1 P2 Involved in playoff
DQ Disqualified
Flesch
CUT Missed cut
WD Withdrew
Steve
DNS Did not start 26.
27. Robert Allenby
28. Brett Wetterich
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29. Luke Donald
30. Heath Slocum
31. Stephen Ames
32. David Toms
33. Justin Leonard
34. Carl Pettersson
35. Mike Weir
Mercedes-Benz Championship T22 7 T11 T8 T22 T19 T13 3 W/D 31
Sony Open in Hawaii CUT T8 CUT T2 T20 DQ T13 CUT T13 T63 T20 CUT CUT T42 T28 T46
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic T27 T8 T4 CUT CUT T48 CUT T53 T33 T27 T13 CUT T45 CUT P1
Buick Invitational T9 T23 CUT CUT CUT CUT T31 CUT CUT T9 CUT CUT T31
FBR Open T54 T44 6 CUT T8 CUT T32 CUT CUT CUT T32 5 CUT 66 CUT CUT
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am T11 CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT T11 T42 T11 T50
Nissan Open CUT T3 CUT T44 CUT T37 CUT T13 T22 T67 T56 T51 CUT CUT CUT CUT T69 T44 CUT T77 T69
Mayakoba Golf Classic T26
Accenture Match Play Championship T33 T33 T17 T5 T9 T33 T33 1 T33 3 T33 4
The Honda Classic CUT T5 T8 T46 CUT T20 CUT T22 CUT CUT CUT T39 P2 T22 T10 T8 CUT
PODS Championship W/D CUT T2 CUT CUT CUT T38 CUT T2 T68 T8 T48 CUT CUT T43 T34 T27 CUT T27
Arnold Palmer Invitational 69 T32 8 T63 T9 T75 T42 T72 T9 T14 T22 61 CUT CUT CUT T45 T9 CUT T22 CUT
CA Championship T3 2 T26 T28 T45 T35 T50 T19 T35 T35 T45 T35 T61
Shell Houston Open T49 T27 T36 T49 T14 T31 T19 T42 T56 T2 T9 T24 T31
Masters Tournament CUT T37 T10 T24 9 T52 T20 T5 T17 CUT 59 T7 T55 58 CUT
Verizon Heritage CUT T61 T21 T16 T8 T8 T10 7 CUT T29 T27 CUT DQ CUT
Zurich Classic of New Orleans CUT CUT T44 2 T15 1 T15 T66
EDS Byron Nelson Championship CUT T39 T10 2 T51 T19 T19 T3 T7 T25 T39 T25 CUT T39 CUT T29 T39 T13 CUT
Wachovia Championship T67 T34 CUT CUT T24 T61 CUT T22 T24 T43 T7 W/D T10 T69 T43 CUT T24 T10 DQ T14 T7 CUT CUT
THE PLAYERS Championship CUT CUT T52 T16 T44 CUT T64 CUT T28 T37 T28 T37 11 T52 T23 CUT T16 CUT CUT T16 CUT T64 T44 CUT T75
AT&T Classic CUT CUT T30 T9 T3 T9 CUT CUT
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial T61 T52 T46 T52 T18 T18 T52 T7 CUT CUT CUT CUT T46 CUT T29 CUT T36
the Memorial Tournament CUT CUT CUT T35 T55 T31 CUT T45 T51 T5 T45 T31 CUT T41 T13 T51 T31 T55 T55
Stanford St. Jude Championship T46 T12 T12 T30 3 T46 T39 T55 T46 CUT T46 CUT CUT
U.S. Open CUT CUT CUT T10 T5 CUT T17 T20 T7 T23 CUT CUT T26 CUT T26 CUT CUT 57
Travelers Championship T67 T67 T22 T6 T15 T15 CUT CUT T9 CUT W/D W/D T15 CUT
Buick Open T52 T64 CUT T2 T34 T27 CUT CUT T49 CUT
AT&T National CUT T6 CUT CUT T25 T8 T45 CUT T25 T40 CUT CUT T54 T3 T45 CUT CUT T19
John Deere Classic CUT T6 5 CUT CUT 1 T11 CUT
U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee T5 T22 T28 T9 CUT
British Open CUT CUT T63 CUT CUT CUT T45 T8 T49 T67 T45 CUT T23 T35 CUT T60 T45 CUT T35
Canadian Open T50 T27 T58 T34 T58 T50 T10 CUT
Reno-Tahoe Open 1 T12 T30
Bridgestone Invitational 81 T30 T22 T22 T61 T9 T30 W/D T46 45 T41 T61 T14 T36 T14 T77 T22
PGA Championship T23 CUT T32 T32 T23 T12 T42 CUT CUT CUT T18 T42 T4 CUT T23 CUT CUT T60 T12 T6 T4 CUT T57 CUT
Wyndham Championship 5 T57 T13 T2 T64 T67
The Barclays T12 CUT CUT CUT T14 CUT CUT T72 T41 T9 CUT T25 CUT CUT T21 CUT T25 CUT CUT CUT T21 CUT CUT T48
Deutsche Bank Championship 75 8 T2 T60 T23 T55 W/D T55 CUT T30 T65 T65 T9 T23 T55 T9 T23 CUT CUT CUT T23 T2 T70 T60 CUT
BMW Championship T38 T30 T30 46 T38 T18 T10 T49 T52 T57 T52 T52 T7 T10 T59 T38 T25 T38 W/D T25
THE TOUR Championship T11 T29 T17 T9 23
Turning Stone Resort Championship 1 T25 T13 T5 62 T13 T3 CUT T18 CUT T54 T5
Viking Classic CUT T13 T59 T11 T5 T64 1 T22
Valero Texas Open CUT 5 T44 P1 T15 T15 CUT T3 T15 T11
Frys.com Open T10 T50 T59 T21 T44 T74 CUT
Fry's Electronics Open T27 CUT T27 T6 T4 1 T61 T4 T35 3 T18 CUT
Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro T51 CUT CUT T26 CUT T12 T5 T5 1
Children's Miracle Network Classic CUT T15 T9 1 T6 T26 CUT T41 T15 T9 T26 T52
PGA TOUR 2008 Guide
36. Jerry Kelly
37. Ken Duke
38. Sean O’Hair
39. John Senden
40. Henrik Stenson
41. Camilo Villegas
42. Jonathan Byrd
43. Nick Watney
44. Billy Mayfair
45. Stuart Appleby
46. Trevor Immelman
47. Arron Oberholser
48. Daniel Chopra
49. Chad Campbell
50. Charley Hoffman
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Toughest Holes on the 2007 PGA TOUR
HOLE #
PAR
AVG.
SCORE
1. Doral Golf Resort & Spa 18 4 4.625 .625 13 130 109 32 7 CA Championship
2. Carnoustie GC 18 4 4.611 .611 17 209 172 44 10 British Open
3. Oakmont CC 18 4 4.602 .602 27 185 179 31 15 U.S. Open
4. Doral Golf Resort & Spa 3 4 4.567 .567 9 144 105 31 2 World Golf Ch.-CA Championship
5. Spyglass Hill GC 6 4 4.531 .531 6 85 78 8 2 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
6. Oakmont CC 10 4 4.529 .529 29 212 143 45 8 U.S. Open
7. Oakmont CC 1 4 4.515 .515 18 212 176 27 4 U.S. Open
8. Augusta National GC 11 4 4.510 .510 15 154 117 22 4 Masters Tournament
9. Oakmont CC 9 4 4.494 .494 17 229 153 34 4 U.S. Open
10. Augusta National GC 1 4 4.474 .474 13 162 117 17 3 Masters Tournament
11. Oakmont CC 8 3 3.455 .455 17 222 180 18 U.S. Open
T12. Quail Hollow Club 18 4 4.447 .447 39 235 148 38 8 Wachovia Championship
T12. Firestone CC (South Course) 9 4 4.447 .447 20 162 130 15 2 World Golf Ch.-Bridgestone Invitational
14. Pebble Beach Golf Links 9 4 4.439 .439 18 120 81 18 2 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
15. Firestone CC (South Course) 4 4 4.432 .432 12 181 119 16 1 World Golf Ch.-Bridgestone Invitational
16. Oakmont CC 7 4 4.430 .430 1 33 214 158 28 3 U.S. Open
17. Southern Hills CC 18 4 4.429 .429 18 253 147 27 3 PGA Championship
18. Augusta National GC 18 4 4.423 .423 26 147 124 12 3 Masters Tournament
19. Augusta National GC 4 3 3.417 .417 11 176 111 12 2 Masters Tournament
20. Oakmont CC 12 5 5.412 .412 45 216 136 33 7 U.S. Open
21. Bay Hill Club & Lodge 16 4 4.411 .411 26 213 123 26 4 Arnold Palmer Invitational
22. TPC Sawgrass 18 4 4.409 .409 29 249 126 33 6 THE PLAYERS Championship
23. Congressional Country Club 11 4 4.403 .403 25 208 132 18 4 AT&T National
24. Augusta National GC 12 3 3.401 .401 27 177 72 30 6 Masters Tournament
25. Poppy Hills 5 4 4.391 .391 15 93 58 12 1 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
T26. Oakmont CC 15 4 4.389 .389 26 239 151 18 3 U.S. Open
T26. Carnoustie GC 12 4 4.389 .389 21 261 146 22 2 British Open
28. TPC River Highlands 4 4 4.387 .387 30 250 155 27 Travelers Championship
29. TPC Sawgrass 17 3 3.386 .386 42 276 59 50 16 THE PLAYERS Championship
30. TPC Southwind 14 3 3.380 .380 31 269 116 32 7 Stanford St. Jude Championship
T31. Augusta National GC 10 4 4.375 .375 21 174 99 15 3 Masters Tournament
T31. Oakmont CC 3 4 4.375 .375 42 224 140 27 4 U.S. Open
33. TPC Summerlin 8 3 3.371 .371 14 178 109 7 2 Frys.com Open
34. Quail Hollow Club 17 3 3.368 .368 28 274 139 21 6 Wachovia Championship
35. El Camaleon 8 4 4.364 .364 31 261 107 36 4 Mayakoba Golf Classic
36. Southern Hills CC 2 4 4.359 .359 44 237 137 22 8 PGA Championship
37. Grayhawk Golf Club - Raptor 7 4 4.354 .354 30 237 117 21 5 Fry's Electronics Open
38. TPC Four Seasons Resort 12 4 4.348 .348 19 170 97 13 EDS Byron Nelson Championship
39. Carnoustie GC 15 4 4.347 .347 1 25 266 139 18 3 British Open
40. Doral Golf Resort & Spa 13 3 3.344 .344 8 179 100 4 World Golf Ch.-CA Championship
41. Carnoustie GC 10 4 4.343 .343 36 259 127 26 4 British Open
42. TPC River Highlands 17 4 4.338 .338 45 261 119 32 5 Travelers Championship
43. Carnoustie GC 5 4 4.332 .332 41 252 128 30 1 British Open
T44. Poppy Hills 3 4 4.330 .330 11 102 62 4 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
T44. TPC Southwind 5 4 4.330 .330 23 281 130 20 1 Stanford St. Jude Championship
46. Oakmont CC 16 3 3.323 .323 29 253 141 13 1 U.S. Open
T47. PGA National Champion Course 10 4 4.322 .322 21 256 143 8 The Honda Classic
T47. Redstone GC Tournament Course 18 4 4.322 .322 28 281 90 38 1 Shell Houston Open
T49. Augusta National GC 14 4 4.321 .321 31 161 109 11 Masters Tournament
T49. Southern Hills CC 12 4 4.321 .321 53 225 146 21 3 PGA Championship
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BOGEYS
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SECTION 5 2007 RECORDS

2007 RECORDS
5
SECTION
RANK
5-20
Toughest Courses on the 2007 PGA TOUR
PAR
YARDS
AVG.
SCORE
AVG.
OVER PAR
EAGLES
GOLF COURSE TOURNAMENT NAME
BIRDIES
1. Oakmont CC 70 7257 75.705 +5.705 7 777 4319 2318 381 64 U.S. Open
2. Augusta National GC 72 7445 75.881 +3.881 18 720 3186 1462 192 38 Masters Tournament
3. Southern Hills CC 70 7131 73.016 +3.016 18 1087 4803 1884 237 35 PGA Championship
4. Firestone CC (South Course) 70 7400 72.787 +2.787 11 799 3593 1333 163 23 World Golf Ch.-Bridgestone Invitational
5. Carnoustie GC 71 7361 73.381 +2.381 26 1198 4914 1712 249 37 British Open
6. TPC Southwind 70 7239 72.169 +2.169 23 1210 5105 1530 269 53 Stanford St. Jude Championship
7. Bay Hill Club & Lodge 70 7137 72.054 +2.054 13 1048 4407 1343 203 42 Arnold Palmer Invitational
8. PGA National Champion Course 70 7241 71.958 +1.958 13 1116 4925 1368 248 34 The Honda Classic
9. Congressional Country Club 70 7255 71.543 +1.543 15 1106 4338 1306 178 23 AT&T National
10. Pebble Beach Golf Links 72 6816 73.397 +1.397 16 727 2644 768 123 24 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
11. Quail Hollow Club 72 7442 73.280 +1.280 40 1473 5026 1659 189 37 Wachovia Championship
12. TPC Sawgrass 72 7215 73.248 +1.248 34 1370 4888 1419 225 38 THE PLAYERS Championship
13. Cottonwood Valley GC 70 7030 71.118 +1.118 4 397 1820 492 39 2 EDS Byron Nelson Championship
14. Torrey Pines (South Course) 72 7568 73.033 +1.033 18 885 3417 974 115 9 Buick Invitational
15. Innisbrook Resort - Copperhead 71 7340 72.005 +1.005 18 1232 5072 1399 132 13 PODS Championship
16. Doral Golf Resort & Spa 72 7266 73.000 +1.000 12 849 3363 884 115 15 World Golf Ch.-CA Championship
17. Spyglass Hill GC 72 6953 72.855 +0.855 17 554 1990 596 55 10 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
18. TPC River Highlands 70 6820 70.846 +0.846 34 1445 5189 1429 194 25 Travelers Championship
19. Harbour Town Golf Links 71 6973 71.774 +0.774 29 1227 4534 1215 152 25 Verizon Heritage
20. Montreux G&CC 72 7472 72.425 +0.425 20 1433 4614 1224 169 28 Reno-Tahoe Open
21. Riviera CC 71 7279 71.319 +0.319 42 1447 4971 1439 99 12 Nissan Open
22. Grayhawk Golf Club - Raptor 70 7125 70.295 +0.295 25 1518 4373 1273 161 30 Fry's Electronics Open
23. El Camaleon 70 6923 70.292 +0.292 18 1458 5052 1149 202 23 Mayakoba Golf Classic
24. Waialae CC 70 7044 70.271 +0.271 44 1326 4953 1246 122 13 Sony Open in Hawaii
25. TPC Four Seasons Resort 70 7022 70.237 +0.237 21 942 3456 876 82 5 EDS Byron Nelson Championship
26. Brown Deer Park GC 70 6759 70.177 +0.177 25 1249 4769 1166 93 6 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee
27. Poppy Hills 72 6833 72.089 +0.089 16 608 1996 555 41 6 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
28. TPC Sugarloaf 72 7343 72.064 +0.064 57 1522 5139 1239 168 29 AT&T Classic
29. Redstone GC Tournament Course 72 7457 72.050 +0.050 23 1452 5100 1127 159 23 Shell Houston Open
30. TPC Louisiana 72 7341 72.019 +0.019 21 1532 5699 1188 159 23 Zurich Classic of New Orleans
31. Annandale GC 72 7199 71.980 -0.020 19 1288 4737 1082 96 14 Viking Classic
32. Classic Club 72 7305 71.926 -0.074 26 725 2260 543 86 14 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
33. Westchester CC 71 6839 70.900 -0.100 31 1516 4665 1244 130 10 The Barclays
34. Plantation Course at Kapalua 73 7411 72.895 -0.105 8 453 1528 364 32 9 Mercedes-Benz Championship
35. Angus Glen GC - North Course 71 7320 70.846 -0.154 43 1625 5227 1239 152 30 Canadian Open
36. TPC Boston 71 7207 70.735 -0.265 38 1310 4230 1031 113 10 Deutsche Bank Championship
37. La Quinta CC 72 7060 71.598 -0.402 16 460 1423 344 36 7 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
38. Muirfield Village GC 72 7366 71.491 -0.509 38 1382 3778 938 150 14 the Memorial Tournament
39. LaCantera GC 70 6881 69.415 -0.585 28 1520 4797 1013 129 19 Valero Texas Open
40. Magnolia GC 72 7516 71.379 -0.621 19 1022 3719 740 58 4 Children's Miracle Network Classic
41. Colonial CC 70 7054 69.278 -0.722 6 1255 4351 845 72 5 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial
42. TPC Deere Run 71 7268 70.229 -0.771 16 1676 5270 1083 109 18 John Deere Classic
43. Tesoro Club 73 7381 72.195 -0.805 48 1555 4470 991 131 23 Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro
44. TPC Summerlin 72 7243 71.168 -0.832 60 1317 3220 824 129 30 Frys.com Open
45. Warwick Hills G&CC 72 7127 71.069 -0.931 33 1786 5238 1178 109 8 Buick Open
46. TPC Scottsdale 71 7216 69.845 -1.155 40 1561 4682 936 90 17 FBR Open
47. Cog Hill G&CC 71 7326 69.769 -1.231 14 987 3045 578 51 5 BMW Championship
48. Atunyote Golf Club 72 7482 70.718 -1.282 35 1635 4794 996 75 7 Turning Stone Resort Championship
49. East Lake GC 70 7154 68.325 -1.675 18 464 1399 262 14 3 THE TOUR Championship
50. PGA West (Palmer Course) 72 6930 70.302 -1.698 25 556 1345 301 34 7 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
51. TPC Canyons 71 7063 69.132 -1.868 14 561 1732 255 25 5 Frys.com Open
52. Forest Oaks CC 72 7333 69.979 -2.021 74 2056 5487 983 96 16 Wyndham Championship
53. Bermuda Dunes CC 72 7017 69.835 -2.165 8 528 1499 234 16 1 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
54. Palm GC 72 7010 69.606 -2.394 26 585 1476 261 24 4 Children's Miracle Network Classic
55. Torrey Pines (North Course) 72 6874 68.667 -3.333 27 767 1739 251 23 1 Buick Invitational
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Australia's Aaron Baddeley recorded
his second career victory on the PGA
TOUR, at the FBR Open near his home
in Scottsdale, AZ, and placed sixth in
the FedExCup standings.
SECTION 6 ALL-TIME RECORDS

ALL-TIME RECORDS
6
SECTION
6-2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Scoring Records..........................................................................6-2
Victory Records ..........................................................................6-5
Major Championship Wins ........................................................6-8
Playoff Records ..........................................................................6-9
Putting Records ..........................................................................6-9
Miscellaneous Records ..............................................................6-9
Money-Winning Records..........................................................6-10
The Last Time ..........................................................................6-19
Scoring Records
72 holes:
254 Tommy Armour III (64-62-63-65), The Resort at
LaCantera (par 70), 2003 Valero Texas Open (26under
par)
256 Mark Calcavecchia (65-60-64-67), TPC Scottsdale
(par 71), 2001 Phoenix Open (28-under par)
257 Mike Souchak (60-68-64-65), Brackenridge Park GC
(par 71), 1955 Texas Open (27-under par)
Tiger Woods (64-63-64-66), East Lake Golf Club (par
258
70), 2007 THE TOUR Championship (23-under par)
Donnie Hammond (65-64-65-64), Oak Hills CC (par
70), 1989 Texas Open (22-under par)
Tommy Armour III
259
John Cook (64-62-63-69), TPC Southwind (par 71), 1996 FedEx St. Jude
Classic (26-under par)
Steve Jones (62-64-65-67), TPC Scottsdale (par 71), 1997 Phoenix Open
(26-under par)
Byron Nelson (62-68-63-66), Broadmoor GC (par 70), 1945 Seattle Open
(21-under par)
Chandler Harper (70-63-63-63), Brackenridge Park GC (par 71), 1954
Texas Open (25-under par)
Tim Norris (63-64-66-66), Wethersfield CC (par 71), 1982 Sammy Davis, Jr.
Greater Hartford Open (25-under par)
Corey Pavin (64-63-66-66), Oak Hills CC (par 70), 1988 Texas Open (21
under par)
David Frost (68-63-64-64), Oakwood CC (par 70), 1993 Hardee’s Golf
Classic (21-under par)
Tiger Woods (64-61-67-67), Firestone CC (par 70), 2000 World Golf
Championships-NEC Invitational (21-under par)
Joe Durant* (65-61-67-66), four courses (all courses, par 72), 2001 Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic (29-under par)
Tim Herron* (69-64-61-65), four courses (all courses, par 72), 2003 Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic (29-under par)
(* Through first four rounds of 90-hole tournament.)
90 holes:
324 Joe Durant (65-61-67-66-65), four courses (all courses, par 72), 2001 Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic (36-under par), Won
325 Tom Kite (67-67-64-65-62), four courses (all courses, par 72), 1993 Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic (35-under par), Won
327 John Cook (66-69-67-62-63), four courses (all courses, par 72), 1997 Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic (33-under par), Won
328 Mark Calcavecchia (64-67-66-64-67), four courses (all courses, par 72),
1997 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (32-under par), Finished 2nd, Paul
Stankowski (67-64-65-69-63), four courses (all courses, par 72), 2001 Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic (32-under par), Finished 2nd, Stuart Appleby (62-68-
63-66-69), three courses (TPC Summerlin/par 72, TPC The Canyons/par 71,
Southern Highlands/par 72), 2003 Las Vegas Invitational (31-under par),
Won
Scott McCarron (69-62-64-67-66), three courses (TPC Summerlin/par 72,
TPC The Canyons/par 71, Southern Highlands/par 72), 2003 Las Vegas
Invitational (31-under par), Lost playoff
All-Time Records
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Most strokes under par
72 holes:
31 Ernie Els, 2003 Mercedes Championship, 261, par 73 (won)
29 Joe Durant*, 2001 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, 259, four courses, par 72 (won)
Tim Herron*, 2003 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, 259, four courses, par 72 (T3)
28 John Huston, 1998 United Airlines Hawaiian Open, 260, par 72 (won)
Mark Calcavecchia, 2001 Phoenix Open, 256, par 71 (won)
Stuart Appleby*, 2003 Las Vegas Invitational, 259, three courses –TPC
Summerlin/par 72, TPC The Canyons/par 71, Southern Highlands/par 72 (won)
Phil Mickelson, 2006 BellSouth Classic, 260, par 72 (won)
27 Ben Hogan, 1945 Portland Invitational, 261, par 72 (won)
Mike Souchak, 1955 Texas Open, 257, par 71 (won)
Mark Calcavecchia*, 1997 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, 261, four courses,
par 72 (2nd)
Jonathan Byrd, 2002 Buick Challenge, 261, par 72 (won)
Steve Flesch*, 2003 Las Vegas Invitational, 260, three courses-TPC
Summerlin/par 72, TPC The Canyons/par 71, Southern Highlands/par 72, (T6)
26 Gay Brewer, 1967 Pensacola Open, 262, par 72 (won)
Robert Wrenn, 1987 Buick Open, 262, par 72 (won)
Chip Beck, 1988 USF&G Classic, 262, par 72 (won)
John Huston, 1992 Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic, 262, two
courses, par 72 (won)
John Cook, 1996 FedEx St. Jude Classic, 258, par 71 (won)
Steve Jones, 1997 Phoenix Open, 258, par 71 (won)
David Duval, 1999 Mercedes Championships, 266, par 73 (won)
Duffy Waldorf, 2000 National Car Rental Golf Classic at Walt Disney
World Resort, 262, two courses, par 72 (won)
Jay Haas*, 2002 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, 262, four courses, par 72 (T16)
David Toms, 2002 Buick Challenge, 262, par 72 (2nd)
Tommy Armour III, 2003 Valero Texas Open, 254, par 70 (won)
Phil Mickelson*, 2004 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, 262, four courses, par
72 (won)
Kirk Triplett*, 2004 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, 262, four courses, par 72 (T9)
Joe Ogilvie*, 2005 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, 262, four courses, par 72 (T2)
(* Through first four rounds of 90-hole tournament.)
90 holes:
36 Joe Durant, 2001 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, 324, four courses, par 72 (won)
35 Tom Kite, 1993 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, 325, four courses, par 72 (won)
33 John Cook, 1997 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, 327, four courses, par 72 (won)
32 Mark Calcavecchia, 1997 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, 328, four courses,
par 72 (2nd)
Paul Stankowski, 2001 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, 328, four courses, par
72 (2nd)
54 holes:
Opening rounds:
189 John Cook (64-62-63), TPC Southwind (par 71), 1996 FedEx St. Jude
Classic (24-under par)
Mark Calcavecchia (65-60-64), TPC Scottsdale (par 71), 2001 Phoenix
Open, (24-under par)
Tommy Armour III (64-62-63), The Resort at LaCantera (par 70), 2003
Valero Texas Open, (21-under par)
191 Johnny Palmer (65-62-64), Brackenridge Park GC (par 71), 1954 Texas
Open (22-under par)
Gay Brewer (66-64-61), Pensacola CC (par 72), 1967 Pensacola Open
(25-under par)
Steve Jones (62-64-65), TPC Scottsdale (par 71), 1997 Phoenix Open
(22-under par)
Ben Crane (62-65-64), Brown Deer Park GC (par 70), 2005 U.S. Bank
Championship in Milwaukee (19-under par)
Tiger Woods (64-63-64), East Lake CC (par 70), 2007 THE TOUR
Championship (19-under par)
192 Mike Souchak (60-68-64), Brackenridge Park GC (par 71), 1955 Texas
Open (21-under par)
Bob Gilder (64-63-65), Westchester CC (par 70), 1982 Manufacturers
Hanover Westchester Classic (18-under par)
Tiger Woods (64-61-67), Firestone CC (par 70), 2000 World Golf
Championships-NEC Invitational (18-under par)
Steve Flesch (62-64-66), Southern Highlands GC (par 72)/TPC The Canyons
(par 71)/TPC Summerlin (par 72), 2003 Las Vegas Invitational (23-under par)
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Scott Verplank (64-62-66), TPC The Canyons (par 71)/TPC Summerlin (par 72)/
Southern Highlands GC (par 72), 2003 Las Vegas Invitational (23-under par)
Kenny Perry (65-63-64), Colonial CC (par 70), 2005 Bank of America
Colonial (18-under par)
Jesper Parnevik (61-65-66), The Resort at LaCantera (par 70), 2007
Valero Texas Open (18-under par)
Consecutive rounds:
189 Chandler Harper (63-63-63), Brackenridge Park GC (par 71), rounds 2-4,
1954 Texas Open, (24-under par)
John Cook (64-62-63), TPC Southwind (par 71), rounds 1-3, 1996 FedEx St.
Jude Classic, (24-under par)
Mark Calcavecchia (65-60-64), TPC Scottsdale (par 71), rounds 1-3, 2001
Phoenix Open, (24-under par)
Tommy Armour III (64-62-63), The Resort at LaCantera (par 70), rounds 1-
3, 2003 Valero Texas Open, (21-under par)
36 holes:
Opening rounds:
125 Tiger Woods (64-61), Firestone CC (par 70), 2000 World Golf
Championships-NEC Invitational (15-under par)
Mark Calcavecchia (65-60), TPC Scottsdale (par 71), 2001 Phoenix Open
(17-under par)
Tom Lehman (63-62), TPC Summerlin (par 72)/Southern Highlands GC (par
72), 2001 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas (19-under par)
Corey Pavin (61-64), Brown Deer Park Golf Course (par 70), 2006 U.S.
Bank Championship in Milwaukee (15-under par)
126 Tommy Bolt (64-62), Cavalier Yacht & CC (par 69), 1954 Virginia Beach
Open (12-under par)
Paul Azinger (64-62), at Oak Hills CC (par 70), 1989 Texas Open presented
by Nabisco (14-under par)
John Cook (64-62), TPC Southwind (par 71), 1996 FedEx St. Jude Classic
(16-under par)
Rick Fehr (64-62), Las Vegas Hilton CC (par 71)/TPC Summerlin (par 72),
1996 Las Vegas Invitational (17-under par)
Steve Jones (62-64), TPC Scottsdale (par 71), 1997 Phoenix Open
(16-under par)
David Frost (63-63), TPC Southwind (par 71), 1999 FedEx St. Jude Classic
(16-under par)
Joe Durant (65-61), La Quinta CC (par 72)/Indian Wells CC (par 72), 2001
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (18-under par)
Tommy Armour III (64-62), The Resort at LaCantera (par 70), 2003 Valero
Texas Open, (14-under par)
Steve Flesch (62-64), Southern Highlands GC (par 72)/TPC The Canyons
(par 71), 2003 Las Vegas Invitational (17-under par)
Scott Verplank (64-62), TPC The Canyons (par 71)/TPC Summerlin (par 72),
2003 Las Vegas Invitational (17-under par)
Jesper Parnevik (61-65), The Resort at LaCantera (par 70), 2007 Valero
Texas Open (14-under par)
Consecutive rounds:
124 Mark Calcavecchia (60-64), TPC Scottsdale (par 71), Rounds 2-3, 2001
Phoenix Open, (18-under par)
125 Gay Brewer (64-61), Pensacola CC (par 72), Rounds 2-3, 1967 Pensacola
Open, (19-under par)
Ron Streck (63-62), Oak Hills CC (par 70), Rounds 3-4, 1978 Texas Open,
(15-under par)
Blaine McCallister (62-63), Oakwood CC (par 70), Rounds 2-3, 1988
Hardee’s Golf Classic, (15-under par)
John Cook (62-63), TPC Southwind (par 71), Rounds 2-3, 1996 FedEx St.
Jude Classic, (17-under par)
John Cook (62-63), Indian Wells CC (par 72), Rounds 4-5, 1997 Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic, (19-under par)
Tiger Woods (64-61), Firestone CC (par 70), Rounds 1-2, 2000 World Golf
Championships-NEC Invitational, (15-under par)
Mark Calcavecchia (65-60), TPC Scottsdale (par 71), Rounds 1-2, 2001
Phoenix Open, (17-under par)
Tom Lehman (63-62), TPC Summerlin (par 72)/Southern Highlands GC (par
72), Rounds 1-2, 2001 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas, (19-under par)
Tim Herron (64-61), Bermuda Dune CC (par 72)/PGA West/Palmer Course
(par 72), Rounds 2-3, 2003 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, (19-under par)
Kenny Perry (64-61), Colonial CC (par 70), Rounds 2- 3, 2003 Bank of
America Colonial, (15-under par)
All-Time Records (cont.)
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Tommy Armour III (64-61), The Resort at LaCantera (par 70), Rounds 2-3,
2003 Valero Texas Open, (15-under par)
Corey Pavin (61-64), Brown Deer Park Golf Course (par 70), Rounds 1-2,
2006 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee (15-under par)
18 holes:
59 Al Geiberger (29-30), Colonial CC (par 72), June
10, second round, 1977 Memphis Classic (13underpar),1
eagle, 11 birdies. Began on back nine,
sank 8-foot birdie putt on ninth hole. Won by three
strokes
Chip Beck (30-29), Sunrise GC (par 72), October
11, third round, 1991 Las Vegas Invitational (13underpar),
13 birdies. Began on back nine, birdied
his last three holes, including 3-footer on ninth
hole. Finished T3
Al Geiberger
David Duval (31-28), PGA West (Palmer Course)
(par 72), January 24, final round, 1999 Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic (13-under par), 1 eagle, 11 birdies.
Made 6-foot eagle putt on 18th hole. Won by one
stroke
60 Al Brosch, Brackenridge Park GC, third round,
1951 Texas Open
(11-under par)
Bill Nary, El Paso CC, third round, 1952 El Paso
Open (11-under par)
Ted Kroll (30-30), Brackenridge Park GC, third
round, 1954 Texas Open (11- under par)
Chip Beck
Wally Ulrich (29-31), Cavalier Yacht & CC, second
round, 1954 Virginia Beach Open (9-under par)
Tommy Bolt (30-30), Wethersfield CC, second
round, 1954 Insurance City Open (11-under par)
Mike Souchak (27-33), Brackenridge Park GC, San
Antonio, TX, first round, 1955 Texas Open (11under
par)
Sam Snead, Glen Lakes CC, second round, 1957
Dallas Open (11-under par)
David Frost (29-31), Randolph Park GC, second
round, 1990 Northern Telecom Tucson Open (12under
par)
David Duval
Davis Love III (31-29), Waialae CC, second round,
1994 United Airlines Hawaiian Open (12-under par)
Grant Waite (31-29), TPC Scottsdale, final round, 1996 Phoenix Open (11under
par)
Steve Lowery (29-31), Callaway Gardens (Mountain View Course), final
round, 1997 Buick Challenge (12-under par)
Tommy Armour III (30-30), Las Vegas CC, second round, 1999 Las Vegas
Invitational (12-under par)
Mark Calcavecchia (29-31), TPC Scottsdale, second round, 2001 Phoenix
Open (11-under par)
Robert Gamez (27-33), Indian Wells CC, third round, 2004 Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic (12-under)
Bart Bryant (29-31), The Resort Course at LaCantera, third round, 2004
Valero Texas Open (10-under)
Phil Mickelson (29-31), TPC Scottsdale, second round, 2005 FBR Open
(11-under)
Pat Perez (30-30), Palmer Course at PGA West, first round, 2006 Bob Hope
Chrysler Championship (12-under)
Arron Oberholser (30-30), Cottonwood Valley Course, second round, 2006
EDS Byron Nelson Championship (10-under)
Justin Rose (29-31), Palm Course, first round, 2006 FUNAI Classic at Walt
Disney World Resort (12-under)
Zach Johnson (31-29), East Lake GC, third round, 2007 THE TOUR
Championship (10-under)
6-3
SECTION 6 ALL-TIME RECORDS

ALL-TIME RECORDS
6
SECTION
18 holes (major championship)
63 MASTERS
Nick Price, 1986, third round (9-under)
Greg Norman, 1996, first round (9-under)
U.S. OPEN
Johnny Miller, 1973 (Oakmont), final round (8-under)
Jack Nicklaus, 1980 (Baltusrol), first round (7-under)
Tom Weiskopf, 1980 (Baltusrol), first round (7-under)
Vijay Singh, 2003 (Olympia Fields), second round (7-under)
BRITISH OPEN
Mark Hayes, 1977 (Turnberry), second round (7-under)
Isao Aoki, 1980 (Muirfield), third round (8-under)
Greg Norman, 1986 (Turnberry), second round (7-under)
Paul Broadhurst, 1990 (St. Andrews), third round (9-under)
Jodie Mudd, 1991 (Birkdale), final round (7-under)
Nick Faldo, 1993 (St. George’s), final round (7-under)
Payne Stewart, 1993 (St. George’s), final round (7-under)
PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
Bruce Crampton, 1975 (Firestone), second round (7-under)
Raymond Floyd, 1982 (Southern Hills), first round (7-under)
Gary Player, 1984 (Shoal Creek), second round (9-under)
Vijay Singh, 1993 (Inverness), second round (8-under)
Michael Bradley, 1995 (Riviera), first round (8-under)
Brad Faxon, 1995 (Riviera), final round (8-under)
Jose Maria Olazabal, 2000 (Valhalla), third round (9-under)
Mark O’Meara, 2001 (Atlanta AC), second round (7-under)
Thomas Bjorn, 2005 (Baltusrol), third round (7-under)
Tiger Woods, 2007 (Southern Hills), second round (7-under)
9 holes:
26 Corey Pavin, Brown Deer Park GC (par 34), front nine, first round, 2006
U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee (8-under par)
27 Mike Souchak, Brackenridge Park GC (par-35), back nine, first round,
1955 Texas Open (8-under par)
Andy North, En-Joie GC (par-34), back nine, first round, 1975 B.C. Open (7under
par)
Billy Mayfair, Warwick Hills G&CC (par-36), back nine, final round, 2001
Buick Open, (9-under par)
Robert Gamez, Indian Wells CC (par-36), front nine, third round, 2004 Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic (9-under par)
Brandt Snedeker, Torrey Pines GC-North Course (par-36), back nine, first
round, 2007 Buick Invitational (9-under par)
Most strokes under par, 9 holes:
9 Billy Mayfair, 27, Warwick Hills G&CC (par-36), back nine, final round,
2001 Buick Open
Robert Gamez, 27, Indian Wells CC (par-36), front nine, third round, 2004
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
Brandt Snedeker, 27, Torrey Pines GC-North Course (par-36), back nine,
first round, 2007 Buick Invitational
Best Vardon Trophy scoring average
Non-adjusted:
68.17, Tiger Woods, 2000 (5,181 strokes, 76 rounds)
68.87, Tiger Woods, 2001 (5,234 strokes, 76 rounds)
69.00, Tiger Woods, 2002 (4,692 strokes, 68 rounds)
69.03, Davis Love III, 2001 (5,177 strokes, 75 rounds)
69.10, Tiger Woods, 2007 (4,146 strokes, 60 rounds)
69.11, Vijay Singh, 2003 (7,049 strokes, 102 rounds)
69.11, Tiger Woods, 2005 (5,114 strokes, 74 rounds)
69.16, Phil Mickelson, 2001 (5,671 strokes, 82 rounds)
69.19, Vijay Singh, 2004 (7,611 strokes, 110 rounds)
69.23, Sam Snead, 1950 (6,646 strokes, 96 rounds)
69.28, Jim Furyk, 2003 (6,997 strokes, 101 rounds)
69.30, Ben Hogan, 1948 (5,267 strokes, 76 rounds)
69.33, Greg Norman, 1994 (4,368 strokes, 63 rounds)
69.34, Vijay Singh, 2001 (6,379 strokes, 92 rounds)
69.37, Sam Snead, 1949 (5,064 strokes, 73 rounds)
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Adjusted (since 1988):
67.79, Tiger Woods, 2000
67.79, Tiger Woods, 2007
68.41, Tiger Woods, 2003
68.43, Tiger Woods, 1999
68.56, Tiger Woods, 2002
68.65, Vijay Singh, 2003
68.66, Tiger Woods, 2005
68.81, Greg Norman, 1994
68.81, Tiger Woods, 2001
68.84, Vijay Singh, 2004
68.86, Jim Furyk, 2006
68.90, Greg Norman, 1993
[NOTE: Byron Nelson’s stroke average in 1945 was 68.34 (7,657 strokes in 112
rounds). However, the Vardon Trophy was not awarded from 1942-46 because of
World War II.]
Most birdies in a row:
8 Bob Goalby, Pasadena GC, final round, 65, 1961 St. Petersburg Open (won)
Fuzzy Zoeller, Oakwood CC, first round, 63, 1976 Quad Cities Open (won)
Dewey Arnette, Warwick Hills GC, first round, 65, 1987 Buick Open (T47)
Edward Fryatt, Doral Golf Resort and Spa (Blue Course), second round, 62,
2000 Doral-Ryder Open (T9)
J.P. Hayes, Palmer Course at PGA West, first round, 65, 2002 Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic (T16)
Jerry Kelly, TPC Summerlin, third round, 65, 2003 Las Vegas Invitational (T9)
Best birdie-eagle streak (by holes):
8 Billy Mayfair, 7 birdies, 1 eagle, Warwick Hills G&CC, final round, 2001
Buick Open
Briny Baird, 7 birdies, 1 eagle, Disney Palm Course, second round, 2003
FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
7 Al Geiberger, 6 birdies, 1 eagle, Colonial CC, second round, 1977 Danny
Thomas Memphis Classic
Webb Heintzelman, 5 birdies, 1 eagle, 1 birdie, Spanish Trail G&CC, third
round, 1989 Las Vegas Invitational
Davis Love III, 6 birdies, 1 eagle, Pebble Beach GC, final round, 2001
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
Brandt Snedeker, 4 birdies, 1 eagle, 2 birdies, Torrey Pines North Course,
first round, 2007 Buick Invitational
Most birdies in a row to win:
6 Mike Souchak, 1956 St. Paul Open (last 6 holes)
5 Jack Nicklaus, 1978 Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic (last 5 holes)
Tom Weiskopf, 1971 Kemper Open (last 4 holes plus 1 playoff hole)
[NOTE: John Cook birdied final hole of regulation at 1992 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic, then birdied first 3 holes of playoff and eagled fourth hole to win]
Most birdies, 72 holes:
32 Mark Calcavecchia, 2001 Phoenix Open
Paul Gow, 2001 B.C. Open
31 John Huston, 1998 United Airlines Hawaiian Open
Phil Mickelson, 2006 BellSouth Classic
Most birdies, 90 holes:
37 Joe Durant, 2001 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
Phil Mickelson, 2004 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
Two Holes-in-one, Same Round/Same Day:
Yusaku Miyazato, 2006 Reno Tahoe Open; No. 7 and No. 12/Round 2
Bill Whedon, 1955 Insurance City Open; No. 5 and No. 9/ Round 1
Two Holes-in-one, Same Tournament:
Bob Tway, 1994 Memorial Tournament; Round 1/Round 3
Glen Day, 1994 Greater Hartford Open; Round 2/Round 3
Jack Rule, 1964 Mountain View Open; Round 1/Round 4
Most under-par, consecutive starts:
54 Joe Durant, 2001 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (36-under) and Genuity
Championship (18-under)
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Most consecutive rounds par or better:
52 Tiger Woods, third round, 2000 GTE Byron Nelson Classic, through first
round, 2001 Phoenix Open
Victory Records
Most victories during career (PGA TOUR cosponsored and/or approved tournaments
only):
82 SAM SNEAD: 1936 West Virginia Closed Pro.
1937 Oakland Open, Bing Crosby Pro-Am, St. Paul
Open, Nassau Open, Miami Open. 1938 Bing
Crosby Pro-Am, Greater Greensboro Open,
Inverness Invitational, Palm Beach Round Robin,
Chicago Open, Canadian Open, Westchester 108
Hole Open, White Sulphur Springs Open. 1939 St.
Petersburg Open, Miami-Biltmore Four-Ball, Miami
Open. 1940 Inverness Invitational Four-Ball,
Canadian Open, Anthracite Open. 1941 Bing Crosby
Pro-Am, St. Petersburg Open, North & South Open,
Canadian Open, Rochester Times Union Open, Henry Hurst Invitational.
1942 St. Petersburg Open, PGA Championship. 1944 Portland Open,
Richmond Open. 1945 Los Angeles Open, Gulfport Open, Pensacola Open
Invitational, Jacksonville Open, Dallas Open, Tulsa Open. 1946 Virginia
Open, Jacksonville Open, Greater Greensboro Open, British Open, World
Championship of Golf, Miami Open. 1948 Texas Open. 1949 Greater
Greensboro Open, Masters Tournament, PGA Championship, Washington
Star Open, Dapper Dan Open, Western Open. 1950 Los Angeles Open, Bing
Crosby Pro-Am, Texas Open, Miami Beach Open, Greater Greensboro Open,
Western Open, Colonial Invitational, Inverness Four-Ball Invitational,
Reading Open, North & South Open, Miami Open. 1951 PGA
Championship, Miami Open. 1952 Masters Tournament, Palm Beach Round
Robin, Inverness Round Robin Invitational, All American Open, Eastern
Open. 1953 Baton Rouge Open. 1954 Masters Tournament, Palm Beach
Round Robin. 1955 Greater Greensboro Open, Palm Beach Round Robin,
Insurance City Open, Miami Open. 1956 Greater Greensboro Open. 1957
Palm Beach Round Robin, Dallas Open Invitational. 1958 Dallas Open
Invitational. 1960 De Soto Open Invitational, Greater Greensboro Open.
1961 Tournament of Champions. 1965 Greater Greensboro Open.
73 JACK NICKLAUS: 1962 U.S. Open, Seattle
World's Fair Open Invitational, Portland Open
Invitational. 1963 Palm Springs Golf Classic,
Masters Tournament, Tournament of Champions,
PGA Championship, Sahara Invitational. 1964
Phoenix Open Invitational, Tournament of
Champions, Whitemarsh Open Invitational,
Portland Open Invitational. 1965 Masters
Tournament, Memphis Open Invitational,
Thunderbird Classic, Philadelphia Golf Classic, Jack Nicklaus
Portland Open Invitational. 1966 Masters
Tournament, British Open, Sahara Invitational. 1967 Bing Crosby National
Pro-Am, U.S. Open, Western Open, Westchester Classic, Sahara
Invitational. 1968 Western Open, American Golf Classic. 1969 Andy
Williams-San Diego Open Invitational, Sahara Invitational, Kaiser
International Open Invitational. 1970 Byron Nelson Golf Classic, British
Open, National Four-Ball Championship. 1971 PGA Championship,
Tournament of Champions, Byron Nelson Golf Classic, National Team
Championship, Walt Disney World Open Invitational. 1972 Bing Crosby
National Pro-Am, Doral-Eastern Open, Masters Tournament, U.S. Open,
Westchester Classic, U.S. Professional Match Play Championship, Walt
Disney World Open Invitational. 1973 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am,
Greater New Orleans Open, Tournament of Champions, Atlanta Classic,
PGA Championship, Ohio Kings Island Open, Walt Disney World Golf
Classic. 1974 Hawaiian Open, Tournament Players Championship. 1975
Doral-Eastern Open, Sea Pines Heritage Classic, Masters Tournament, PGA
Championship, World Open Golf Championship. 1976 Tournament Players
Championship, World Series of Golf. 1977 Jackie Gleason-Inverrary
Classic, MONY Tournament of Champions, Memorial Tournament. 1978
Jackie Gleason-Inverrary Classic, Tournament Players Championship,
British Open, IVB-Philadelphia Golf Classic. 1980 U.S. Open, PGA
Championship. 1982 Colonial National Invitation. 1984 Memorial
Tournament. 1986 Masters Tournament.
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Sam Snead
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64 BEN HOGAN: 1938 Hershey Four-Ball. 1940 North
& South Open, Greater Greensboro Open,
Asheville "Land of the Sky" Open, Goodall Palm
Beach Round Robin. 1941 Miami Biltmore
International Four-Ball, Asheville Open, Inverness
Four-Ball, Chicago Open, Hershey Open. 1942 Los
Angeles Open, San Francisco Open, North & South
Open, Asheville "Land of the Sky" Open, Hale
America - Illinois, Rochester Open. 1945 Nashville
Invitational, Portland Open Invitational, Richmond Ben Hogan
Invitational, Montgomery Invitational, Orlando
Open. 1946 Phoenix Open, San Antonio Texas Open, St. Petersburg Open,
Miami International Four-Ball, Colonial Invitational, Western Open, Goodall
Round Robin, Inverness Four-Ball, Winnipeg Open, PGA Championship,
Golden State Open, Dallas Invitational, North & South Open. 1947 Los
Angeles Open, Phoenix Open, Miami International Four-Ball, Colonial
Invitational, Chicago Victory Open, Inverness Round Robin Four-Ball, World
Championship of Golf. 1948 Los Angeles Open, PGA Championship, U.S.
Open, Inverness Round Robin Four-Ball, Motor City Open, Reading Open,
Western Open, Denver Open Invitational Championship, Reno Open
Invitational, Glendale Open Invitational. 1949 Bing Crosby Pro-Am, Long
Beach Open. 1950 U.S. Open. 1951 Masters Tournament, U.S. Open, World
Championship of Golf. 1952 Colonial National Invitational. 1953 Masters
Tournament, Pan American Open, Colonial Invitational Tournament, U.S.
Open, British Open. 1959 Colonial National Invitation.
62 ARNOLD PALMER: 1955 Canadian Open. 1956
Insurance City Open, Eastern Open. 1957 Houston
Open, Azalea Open Invitational, Rubber City Open
Invitational, San Diego Open Invitational. 1958 St.
Petersburg Open Invitational, Masters Tournament,
Pepsi Championship. 1959 Thunderbird Invitational,
Oklahoma City Open Invitational, West Palm Beach
Open Invitational. 1960 Palm Springs Desert Golf
Classic, Texas Open Invitational, Baton Rouge Open
Invitational, Pensacola Open Invitational, Masters Arnold Palmer
Tournament, U.S. Open, Insurance City Open
Invitational, Mobile Sertoma Open Invitational. 1961 San Diego Open
Invitational, Phoenix Open Invitational, Baton Rouge Open Invitational,
Texas Open Invitational, Western Open, British Open. 1962 Palm Springs
Golf Classic, Phoenix Open Invitational, Masters Tournament, Texas Open
Invitational, Tournament of Champions, Colonial National Invitation, British
Open, American Golf Classic. 1963 Los Angeles Open, Phoenix Open
Invitational, Pensacola Open Invitational, Thunderbird Classic Invitational,
Cleveland Open Invitational, Western Open, Whitemarsh Open Invitational.
1964 Masters Tournament, Oklahoma City Open Invitational. 1965
Tournament of Champions. 1966 Los Angeles Open, Tournament of
Champions, Houston Champions International. 1967 Los Angeles Open,
Tucson Open Invitational, American Golf Classic, Thunderbird Classic. 1968
Bob Hope Desert Classic, Kemper Open. 1969 Heritage Golf Classic, Danny
Thomas-Diplomat Classic. 1970 National Four-Ball Championship. 1971 Bob
Hope Desert Classic, Florida Citrus Invitational, Westchester Classic,
National Team Championship. 1973 Bob Hope Desert Classic.
61 TIGER WOODS: 1996 Las Vegas Invitational, Walt
Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic. 1997 Mercedes
Championships, Masters Tournament, GTE Byron
Nelson Golf Classic, Motorola Western Open. 1998
BellSouth Classic. 1999 Buick Invitational,
Memorial Tournament, Motorola Western Open,
PGA Championship, World Golf Championships-
NEC Invitational, National Car Rental Golf
Classic/Disney, THE TOUR Championship, World
Golf Championships-American Express
Tiger Woods
Championship. 2000 Mercedes Championships,
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Bay Hill Invitational, Memorial
Tournament, U.S. Open, British Open, PGA Championship, World Golf
Championships-NEC Invitational, Bell Canadian Open. 2001 Bay Hill
Invitational, THE PLAYERS Championship, Masters Tournament, Memorial
Tournament, World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational. 2002 Bay Hill
Invitational presented by Cooper Tires, Masters Tournament, U.S. Open,
Buick Open, World Golf Championships-American Express Championship.
2003 Buick Invitational, World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play
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Championship, Bay Hill Invitational presented by Cooper Tires, 100th
Western Open presented by Golf Digest, World Golf Championships-
American Express Championship. 2004 World Golf Championships-
Accenture Match Play Championship. 2005 Buick Invitational, Ford
Championship at Doral, Masters Tournament, British Open, World Golf
Championships-NEC Invitational, World Golf Championships-American
Express Championship. 2006 Buick Invitational, Ford Championship at
Doral, British Open, Buick Open, PGA Championship, World Golf
Championships-Bridgestone Invitational, Deutsche Bank Championship,
World Golf Championships-American Express Championship. 2007 Buick
Invitational, World Golf Championships-CA Championship, Wachovia
Championship, World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational, PGA
Championship, BMW Championship, THE TOUR Championship presented
by Coca-Cola.
(See Top-50 All-Time Winners listing, page 6-13)
Most consecutive years winning at least one tournament:
17 Jack Nicklaus (1962-78)
Arnold Palmer (1955-71)
16 Billy Casper (1956-71)
Most consecutive victories: (Tournament, site, dates, score, purse)
11 Byron Nelson, March 8-11, 1945, to August 2-4,
1945; 1945 Miami Four Ball with Jug McSpaden,
Miami Springs Course, March 8-11, won 8-6,
$1,500; 1945 Charlotte Open, Myers Park GC,
March 16-21, 272, $2,000; 1945 Greensboro Open,
Starmount CC, March 23-25, 271, $1,000; 1945
Durham Open, Hope Valley CC, March 30-April 1,
276, $1,000; 1945 Atlanta Open, Capital City
Course, April 5-8, 263, $2,000, 1945 Montreal Open,
Islemere G&CC, June 7-10, 268, $2,000; 1945
Philadelphia Inquirer Invitational, Llanerch CC, June
14-17, 269, $3,000; 1945 Chicago Victory National
Open, Calumet CC, June 29-July 1, 275, $2,000; 1945 PGA Championship,
Moraine CC, Dayton, OH, July 9-15,won 4-3, $3,750; 1945 Tam O’Shanter
Open, Tam O’Shanter CC, Chicago, IL, July 26-30, 269, $10,000; 1945
Canadian Open, Thornhill CC, Toronto, Ont., August 2-4, 280, $2,000;
Winnings during streak: $30,250; [NOTE: Nelson won a 12th event, Aug. 11-
12, in Spring Lake, NJ, which is not counted as official as its purse was
below the PGA minimum]
7 Tiger Woods, July 20-23, 2006 to January 25-28, 2007; 2006 British Open,
Royal Liverpool GC, July 20-23, 270, $1,338,480; 2006 Buick Open, Warwick
Hills G&CC, August 3-6, 264, $864,000; 2006 PGA Championship, Medinah
CC, August 17-20, 270, $1,224,000; 2006 World Golf Championships-
Bridgestone Invitational, Firestone CC, August 24-27, 270, $1,300,000; 2006
Deutsche Bank Championship, TPC Boston, September 1-4, 268, $990,000;
2006 World Golf Championships-American Express Championship, The
Grove, Sept. 28-Oct.1, 261, $1,300,000; 2007 Buick Invitational, January 25-
28, 278, $918,000; Winnings during streak: $7,926,480.
6 Ben Hogan, June 9-12, 1948 to August 19-22, 1948; 1948 U.S. Open,
Riviera CC, June 9-12, 276, $2,000; 1948 Inverness Round Robin (Jimmy
Demaret), Inverness CC, June 24-27, Plus 16, $1,500; 1948 Motor City Open,
Meadowbrook CC, July 1-4, 275, $2,600; 1948 Reading Open, Berkshire CC,
July 22-25, 269, $2,600; 1948 Western Open, Brookfield CC, July 29-August
1, 281, $2,500; 1948 Denver Open Invitational, Wellshire CC, August 19-22,
270, $2,150; Winnings during streak: $11,350
6 Tiger Woods, August 26-29, 1999 to February 3-6, 2000; 1999 World Golf
Championships-NEC Invitational, Firestone CC, August 26-29, 270,
$1,000,000; 1999 National Car Rental Golf Classic at Walt Disney World
Resort, Disney Magnolia/Disney Palm, October 21-24, 271, $450,000; 1999
THE TOUR Championship, Champions GC, October 28-31, 269, $900,000;
1999 World Golf Championships-American Express Championship,
Valderrama GC, November 4-7, 278, $1,000,000; 2000 Mercedes
Championships, Kapalua GC, January 6-9, 276, $522,000; 2000 AT&T Pebble
Beach National Pro-Am, Pebble Beach GL, February 3-6, 273, $720,000;
Winnings during streak: $4,592,000
4 Byron Nelson, October 11-14, 1945 to January 10-13, 1946; 1945 Seattle
Open; 1945 Glen Garden Invitational; 1946 Los Angeles Open; 1946 San
Francisco Open.
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Byron Nelson
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4 Jack Burke, Jr., February 14-17, 1952 to March 6-9, 1952; 1952 Texas
Open; 1952 Houston Open; 1952 Baton Rouge Open; 1952 St. Petersburg
Open (four consecutive weeks).
4 Ben Hogan, April 9-12, 1953 to June 10-13, 1953: 1953 Masters
Tournament, 1953 Pan American, 1953 Colonial, 1953 U.S. Open.
3 Walter Hagen, 1923
Joe Kirkwood, Sr., 1924
Johnny Farrell, 1927
Bill Mehlhorn, 1929
Horton Smith, 1929
Paul Runyan, 1933
Henry Picard, 1939
Jimmy Demaret, 1940
Ben Hogan, 1940
Byron Nelson, 1944, 1945-46
Sam Snead, 1945
Ben Hogan, 1946 (twice)
Bobby Locke, 1947
Jim Ferrier, 1951
Ben Hogan, 1953
Billy Casper, 1960
Arnold Palmer, 1960, 1962
Johnny Miller, 1974
Jack Nicklaus, 1975
Hubert Green, 1976
Gary Player, 1978
Tom Watson, 1980
Nick Price, 1993
David Duval, 1997
Tiger Woods, 2000-2001
Vijay Singh, 2004
Most victories in single event:
8 Sam Snead, Greater Greensboro Open: 1938, 1946,
1949, 1950, 1955, 1956, 1960, 1965 (27-year span
also record for time between first and last victories
in same event)
6 Harry Vardon, British Open: 1896, 1898, 1899,
1903, 1911, 1914
Alex Ross, North & South Open: 1902, 1904, 1907,
1908, 1910, 1915 (all played at Pinehurst)
Sam Snead, Miami Open: 1937, 1939, 1946, 1950,
1951, 1955 (all played at Miami Springs G & CC)
Sam Snead
Jack Nicklaus, Masters: 1963, 1965, 1966, 1972,
1975, 1986 (all played at Augusta National)
Tiger Woods, World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational: 1999,
2000, 2001, 2005, 2006, 2007 (all at Firestone Country Club)
Tiger Woods, World Golf Championships-CA Championship: 1999, 2002,
2003, 2005, 2006, 2007
5 J.H. Taylor, British Open: 1894, 1895, 1900, 1909, 1913
James Braid, British Open: 1901, 1905, 1906, 1908, 1910
Walter Hagen, Western Open: 1916, 1921, 1926, 1927, 1932
Walter Hagen, PGA Championship: 1921, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927
Sam Snead, Goodall Palm Beach Round Robin: 1938, 1952, 1954, 1955, 1957
Ben Hogan, Colonial NIT: 1946, 1947, 1952, 1953, 1959
Peter Thomson, British Open: 1954, 1955, 1956, 1958, 1965
Arnold Palmer, Bob Hope Desert Classic: 1960, 1962, 1968, 1971, 1973
Jack Nicklaus, Tournament of Champions: 1963, 1964, 1971, 1973, 1977
Jack Nicklaus, PGA Championship: 1963, 1971, 1973, 1975, 1980
Tom Watson, British Open: 1975, 1977, 1980, 1982, 1983
Mark O’Meara, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am: 1985, 1989, 1990,
1992, 1997
Davis Love III, MCI Heritage: 1987, 1991, 1992, 1998, 2003
Tiger Woods, Buick Invitational: 1999, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007
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Most consecutive victories in single event:
4 Tom Morris, Jr., British Open, 1868-70 (no event
1871), 1872
Walter Hagen, PGA Championship, 1924-1927
Gene Sarazen, Miami Open, 1926 (schedule
change), 1928-1930;
Tiger Woods, Bay Hill Invitational, 2000-2003
3 Willie Anderson, U.S. Open, 1903-1905
Walter Hagen, Metropolitan Open, 1916, 1919-
1920 (no event held 1917-1918 due to World War I)
Gene Sarazen, Miami Beach Open, 1927-1929
Tiger Woods
Henry Picard, Tournament of the Gardens, 1935-37
Ralph Guldahl, Western Open, 1936-1938
Ben Hogan, Asheville Land of the Sky Open, 1940-1942
Gene Littler, Tournament of Champions, 1955-1957
Billy Casper, Portland Open, 1959-1961
Arnold Palmer, Texas Open, 1960-1962
Arnold Palmer, Phoenix Open, 1961-1963
Jack Nicklaus, Disney World Golf Classic, 1971-1973
Johnny Miller, Tucson Open, 1974-1976
Tom Watson, Byron Nelson Classic, 1978-1980
Tiger Woods, Memorial Tournament, 1999-2001
Tiger Woods, World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational, 1999-2001
Tiger Woods, World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational, 2005-2007
Tiger Woods, World Golf Championships-CA Championship, 2005-2007
Tiger Woods, Buick Invitational, 2005-2007
Most victories in calendar year:
18 Byron Nelson, 1945
13 Ben Hogan, 1946
11 Sam Snead, 1950
10 Ben Hogan, 1948
9 Paul Runyan, 1933
Tiger Woods, 2000
Vijay Singh, 2004
8 Horton Smith, 1929
Gene Sarazen, 1930
Byron Nelson, 1944
Arnold Palmer, 1960
Arnold Palmer, 1962
Johnny Miller, 1974
Sam Snead, 1938
Tiger Woods, 1999
Tiger Woods, 2006
7 13 times, most recently Tiger Woods, 2007
Longest time between first and last victory in same event (won other times
in that event):
27 years, Sam Snead, Greater Greensboro Open (1938-1965) (won six other
GGOs in between)
Longest time between victories in same event, and no other wins in that
tournament in between:
21 years, Hale Irwin, Heritage Classic (1973-1994)
First two wins in same tournament (since 1960)
Hale Irwin 1971, 1973 Sea Pines Heritage
Dave Eichelberger 1971, 1977 Greater Milwaukee Open
Calvin Peete 1979, 1982 Greater Milwaukee Open
Loren Roberts 1994, 1995 Bay Hill Invitational
Brian Henninger 1994, 1999 Southern Farm Bureau Classic
Vaughn Taylor 2004, 2005 Reno-Tahoe Open
Most first-time winners during calendar year:
18, 2002
14, 1991
13, 1996, 2006
12, 1979, 1980, 1986, 2005, 2007
11, 1977, 1985, 1988
10, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1974, 1983, 1987, 1990, 1994, 2001, 2004
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Most years between victories:
15 years, 6 months, Robert Gamez (March 25, 1990-September 25,2005), 396 starts
15 years, 5 months, 10 days, Butch Baird (May 7, 1961-October 17, 1976), 240 starts
14 years, 8 months, 2 days, Ed Fiori (January 17, 1982-September 15, 1996), 409 starts
13 years, 8 months, Tommy Armour III (January 28, 1990-September 28, 2003), 366 starts
13 years, 8 months, Joey Sindelar (September 9, 1990 – May 9, 2004), 370 starts
Most years from first victory to last:
28 years, 11 months, 20 days, Raymond Floyd (March 17, 1963-March 8, 1992)
28 years, 2 months, 17 days, Sam Snead (January 17, 1937-April 4, 1965)
23 years, 11 months, 24 days, Tom Watson (June 30, 1974-May 24, 1998)
23 years, 11 months, 5 days, Macdonald Smith (August 28, 1912-August 2, 1936)
23 years, 9 months, 27 days, Jack Nicklaus (June 17, 1962-April 13, 1986)
Most wins by players in their 20s:
46 Tiger Woods
30 Jack Nicklaus
Most wins by players in their 30s:
44 Arnold Palmer 37 Sam Snead
43 Ben Hogan 35 Byron Nelson
38 Jack Nicklaus 34 Billy Casper
Most wins by players after 40:
19 Vijay Singh
17 Sam Snead
Youngest winners:
19 years, 10 months, Johnny McDermott, 1911 U.S. Open
20 years, 5 days, Gene Sarazen, 1922 Southern Open
20 years, 1 month, 15 days, Charles Evans, Jr. (amateur), 1910 Western Open
20 years, 4 months, 12 days, Francis Ouimet, (amateur), 1913 U.S. Open
20 years, 4 months, 18 days, Gene Sarazen, 1922 U.S. Open
20 years, 5 months, 13 days, Horton Smith, 1928 Oklahoma City Open
20 years, 5 months, 22 days, Gene Sarazen, 1922 PGA Championship
20 years, 6 months, 13 days, Raymond Floyd, 1963 St. Petersburg Open
20 years, 6 months, 28 days, Phil Mickelson (amateur), 1991 Northern Telecom Open
20 years, 7 months, 1 day, Horton Smith, 1928 Catalina Island Open
20 years, 7 months, 16 days, Tom Creavy, 1931 PGA Championship
Youngest to make cut:
15 years, 8 months, 20 days, Bob Panasik, 1957 Canadian Open
16 years, 4 days, Tadd Fujikawa, 2007 Sony Open in Hawaii
16 years, 9 months, 7 days, Ty Tryon, 2001 Honda Classic
17 years, 1 month, 22 days, Tommy Jacobs, 1952 Masters Tournament
Oldest to make cut:
67 years, 2 months, 21 days, Sam Snead, 1979 Manufacturers Hanover Westchester
Classic
Oldest winners:
52 years, 10 months, 8 days, Sam Snead, 1965 Greater Greensboro Open
51 years, 7 months, 10 days, Art Wall, 1975 Greater Milwaukee Open
51 years, 3 months, 7 days, Jim Barnes, 1937 Long Island Open
51 years, 1 month, 5 days, John Barnum, 1962 Cajun Classic
50 years, 8 months, 11 days, Fred Funk, 2007 Mayakoba Classic at Riveira Maya
50 years, 1 month, 18 days, Craig Stadler, 2003 B.C. Open
49 years, 6 months, 4 days, Raymond Floyd, 1992 Doral-Ryder Open
49 years, 4 months, 23 days, Peter Jacobsen, 2003 Greater Hartford Open
Oldest first-time winner:
51 years, 1 month, 5 days, John Barnum, 1962 Cajun Classic
Most recent amateur winners of PGA TOUR events:
Gene Littler, 1954 San Diego Open
Doug Sanders, 1956 Canadian Open
Scott Verplank, 1985 Western Open
Phil Mickelson, 1991 Northern Telecom Open
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Widest winning margin (strokes):
16 J.D. Edgar, 1919 Canadian Open
Joe Kirkwood, Sr., 1924 Corpus Christi Open
Bobby Locke, 1948 Chicago Victory National Championship
15 Tiger Woods, 2000 U.S. Open
14 Ben Hogan, 1945 Portland Invitational
Johnny Miller, 1975 Phoenix Open
13 Byron Nelson, 1945 Seattle Open
Gene Littler, 1955 Tournament of Champions
Phil Mickelson, 2006 BellSouth Classic
12 Byron Nelson, 1939 Phoenix Open
Arnold Palmer, 1962 Phoenix Open
Jose Maria Olazabal, 1990 NEC World Series of Golf
Tiger Woods, 1997 Masters Tournament
Best come-from-behind in final round to win (strokes):
10 Paul Lawrie, 1999 British Open
9 Stewart Cink, 2004 MCI Heritage
8 Jack Burke, Jr., 1956 Masters Tournament
Ken Venturi, 1959 Los Angeles Open
Mark Lye, 1983 Bank of Boston Classic
Hal Sutton, 1985 St. Jude Memphis Classic
Chip Beck, 1990 Buick Open
Scott Simpson, 1998 Buick Invitational
Craig Stadler, 2003 B.C. Open
Largest lead with 18 holes to play (strokes):
13 Bobby Locke, 1948 Chicago Victory National Championship (won by 16)
11 Gene Sarazen, 1927 Long Island Open (won by 11)
10 Walter Hagen, 1920 Florida West Coast Open (won by 12)
Ben Hogan, 1945 Portland Invitational (won by 14)
Gene Littler, 1955 Tournament of Champions (won by 13)
Tiger Woods, 2000 U.S. Open (won by 15)
Largest lead with 18 holes to play and lost (strokes):
6 Bobby Cruickshank, 1928 Florida Open
Gay Brewer, 1969 Danny Thomas-Diplomat Classic
Hal Sutton, 1983 Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic
Greg Norman, 1996 Masters Tournament
Sergio Garcia, 2005 Wachovia Championship
Major Championship Wins
Amateur and Professional
20 Jack Nicklaus, 1959-86 (6 Masters, 4 U.S. Opens, 3 British Opens, 5 PGAs,
2 U.S. Amateurs)
16 Tiger Woods, 1994-2007 (4 Masters, 2 U.S. Opens, 3 British Opens, 4
PGAs, 3 U.S. Amateurs)
13 Bobby Jones, 1923-30 (4 U.S. Opens, 3 British Opens, 5 U.S. Amateurs, 1
British Amateur)
11 Walter Hagen, 1914-29 (2 U.S. Opens, 4 British Opens, 5 PGAs)
9 John Ball, 1888-1912 (1 British Open, 8 British Amateurs)
Ben Hogan, 1946-53 (2 Masters, 4 U.S. Opens, 1 British Open, 2 PGAs)
Gary Player, 1959-78 (3 Masters, 1 U.S. Open, 3 British Opens, 2 PGAs)
8 Arnold Palmer, 1954-64 (4 Masters, 1 U.S. Open, 2 British Opens, 1 U.S.
Amateur)
Tom Watson, 1975-83 (2 Masters, 1 U.S. Open, 5 British Opens)
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Professional Only
18 Jack Nicklaus
13 Tiger Woods
11 Walter Hagen
9 Ben Hogan, Gary Player
8 Tom Watson
7 Harry Vardon, Bobby Jones, Gene Sarazen, Sam
Snead, Arnold Palmer
6 Lee Trevino, Nick Faldo
5 James Braid, John H. Taylor, Byron Nelson,
Peter Thomson,
Jack Nicklaus
Seve Ballesteros
4 Old Tom Morris, Young Tom Morris, Willie Park, Willie Anderson,
James Barnes, Bobby Locke, Ray Floyd
3 James Anderson, Robert Ferguson, Tommy Armour, Ralph Guldahl,
Denny Shute, Henry Cotton, Jimmy Demaret, Cary Middlecoff, Julius
Boros, Billy Casper, Larry Nelson, Hale Irwin, Nick Price, Payne
Stewart, Ernie Els, Vijay Singh, Phil Mickelson
Winners of Career Grand Slam (in the event of multiple victories in a major
championship, only the first is listed):
Gene Sarazen: 1922 U.S. Open, 1922 PGA Championship, 1932 British
Open, 1935 Masters Tournament
Ben Hogan: 1946 PGA Championship, 1948 U.S. Open, 1951 Masters
Tournament, 1953 British Open
Gary Player: 1959 British Open, 1961 Masters Tournament, 1962 PGA
Championship, 1965 U.S. Open
Jack Nicklaus: 1962 U.S. Open, 1963 Masters Tournament, 1963 PGA
Championship, 1966 British Open
Tiger Woods: 1997 Masters Tournament, 1999 PGA Championship, 2000
U.S. Open, 2000 British Open
Note: Nicklaus and Woods have won the Career Grand Slam twice.
Players to Win the Week Before Winning Major (Since 1934)
2007 Tiger Woods won World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational followed
by the PGA Championship
2006 Phil Mickelson won BellSouth Classic followed by the Masters
1988 Sandy Lyle won Greater Greensboro Open followed by the Masters
1971 Lee Trevino won the Canadian Open followed by the British Open
1959 Art Wall won the Azalea Open followed by the Masters
1949 *Sam Snead won the Greater Greensboro Open followed by the Masters
1946 *Ben Hogan won the Winnipeg Open followed by the PGA
1945 *Byron Nelson won the Chicago Victory Open followed by the PGA
1939 Ralph Guldahl won the Greater Greensboro Open followed by the Masters
1939 *Henry Picard won the Scranton Open followed by the PGA
*No event scheduled the week after first win. Major was the next event contested
Players to Win Major and then Win the Following Week (Since 1934)
2006 Tiger Woods won the PGA and then the World Golf Championships-
Bridgestone Invitational
2000 Tiger Woods won the PGA and then the World Golf Championships-NEC
Invitational
1998 Vijay Singh won PGA and then The INTERNATIONAL
1990 Hale Irwin won the U.S. Open and then the Buick Classic
1985 Bernhard Langer won the Masters and then the MCI Heritage Classic
1978 John Mahaffey won the PGA and then the American Optical Classic
1978 Gary Player won the Masters and then the Tournament of Champions
1966 Billy Casper won the U.S. Open and then the Western Open
1950 Jimmy Demaret won the Masters and then the North Fulton Open
1938 Ralph Guldahl won the U.S. Open and then the Western Open
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Playoff Records
Longest sudden-death playoffs (holes):
11 1949 Motor City Open: Cary Middlecoff and Lloyd Mangrum were
declared co-winners by mutual agreement
8 1965 Azalea Open: Dick Hart def. Phil Rodgers
1978 Greater Milwaukee Open: Lee Elder def. Lee Trevino 1981 Quad
Cities Open: Dave Barr def. Woody Blackburn, Dan Halldorson, Frank
Conner, Victor Regalado1983 Phoenix Open: Bob Gilder def. Rex
Caldwell, Johnny Miller, Mark O’Meara
Most players in sudden-death playoff:
6 1994 GTE Byron Nelson Classic: Neal Lancaster def. Tom Byrum, Mark
Carnevale, David Edwards, Yoshinori Mizumaki and David Ogrin
2001 Nissan Open: Robert Allenby def. Toshi Izawa, Brandel
Chamblee, Bob Tway, Jeff Sluman and Dennis Paulson
5 Seven times, (most recently 2005 BellSouth Classic: Phil Mickelson def.
Rich Beem, Arjun Atwal, Brandt Jobe, Jose Maria Olazabal)
Most playoffs, season:
16 1988, 1991
15 1972
14 2004
Putting Records
Fewest putts, one round:
18 Sam Trahan, Whitemarsh Valley CC, final round, 1979 IV Philadelphia Golf
Classic
Mike McGee, Colonial CC, first round, 1987 Federal Express St. Jude Classic
Kenny Knox, Harbour Town GL, first round, 1989 MCI Heritage Classic
Andy North, Kingsmill GC, second round, 1990 Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic
Jim McGovern, TPC Southwind, second round, 1992 Federal Express St.
Jude Classic
Corey Pavin, Glen Abbey GC, second round, 2000 Bell Canadian Open
Fewest putts, four rounds:
92 David Frost, Harbour Town GL, 2005 MCI Heritage
93 Kenny Knox, Harbour Town GL, 1989 MCI Heritage Classic
Mark Calcavecchia, Forest Oaks CC, 2002 Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic
94 Bob Tway, Harbour Town GL, 1986 MCI Heritage Classic
Fewest putts, nine holes:
6 Stan Utley, Northview G&CC, front nine, second round, 2002 Air Canada
Championship
7 Bill Nary, El Paso CC, back nine, third round, 1952 El Paso Open
8 Jim Colbert, Deerwood, front nine, final round, 1967 Greater Jacksonville Open
Sam Trahan, Whitemarsh Valley CC, back nine, final round, 1979 IVB
Philadelphia Golf Classic
Bill Calfee, Forest Oaks CC, back nine, third round, 1980 Greater Greensboro Open
Kenny Knox, Harbour Town GL, back nine, first round, 1989 MCI Heritage Classic
John Inman, Harbour Town GL, front nine, final round, 1994 MCI Heritage Classic
Tom Pernice, Jr., Disney Magnolia Course, back nine, third round, 2005
FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
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Miscellaneous Records
Most consecutive events without missing cut:
142 Tiger Woods, Buick Invitational, February 5-8, 1998, through Wachovia
Championship, May 8, 2005 (missed the cut at 2005 EDS Byron Nelson
Championship)
113 Byron Nelson, Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, January 26, 1941, through
Colonial National Invitation, May 27-30, 1948 (withdrew after two rounds of
1949 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am)
105 Jack Nicklaus, Sahara Open, October 29-November 1,1970, through World
Series of Golf, September 2-5, 1976 (missed cut 1976 World Open)
86 Hale Irwin, Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, January 23-26, 1975, through
conclusion of 1978 season (missed cut in first start of 1979 season at Bing
Crosby National Pro-Am)
72 Dow Finsterwald, Carling Golf Classic, September 22-25, 1955, through
Houston Invitational, February 21-24, 1958 (missed the cut at Baton Rouge
Open Invitational)
53 Tom Kite, Western Open, July 3-6, 1980, through Manufacturers Hanover
Westchester Classic, June 24-27, 1982 (missed cut at 1982 Canadian Open)
Most career cuts made:
592 Jay Haas
590 Tom Kite
583 Raymond Floyd
566 Gene Littler
561 Doug Ford
543 Arnold Palmer
Most top-10s in a season:
31 Harold (Jug) McSpaden, 1945
Most top-10s in a career:
358 Sam Snead
Most consecutive top-10s in a career:
65 Byron Nelson, 1942 Texas Open through 1946 New Orleans Open
Youngest professional shooting his age or below:
66 (4-under, fourth round), Sam Snead (age 67), 1979 Quad Cities Open
67 (3-under, second round), Sam Snead (age 67), 1979 Quad Cities Open
Most victories before 21st birthday:
7 Horton Smith
Youngest to win five titles:
20 years, 10 months, 1 day, Horton Smith
21 years, 5 months, 20 days, Tiger Woods
Oldest Rookie:
47 years, 5 months, 6 days, Allen Doyle, 1996
47 years, 4 months, 6 days, Jim Rutledge, 2007
Youngest to play:
14 years, 2 months, 29 days, Michelle Wie, 2004 Sony Open in Hawaii
Oldest to play:
77 years, 10 months, 9 days, Jerry Barber, 1994 Buick Invitational
Oldest to finish in Top 10:
63 years, 3 months, 4 days, Sam Snead, 1975 B.C. Open (T8)
Oldest to Make Cut in major:
67 years, 2 months, 7 days, Sam Snead, 1979 PGA Championship
Oldest to Top 10 in major:
62 years, 2 months, 15 days, Sam Snead, 1974 PGA Championship (T3)
First African-American to play PGA TOUR:
Bill Spiller, 1948 Los Angeles Open
First African-American to win official PGA TOUR title:
Pete Brown, 1964 Waco Turner Open
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Women who played in PGA TOUR events:
Babe Didrikson Zaharias: 1938 Los Angeles Open (Jan. 7-10), 81-84 (missed
cut). Note: Sponsor invitation; 1945 Los Angeles Open (Jan. 5-8) 76-81-79 (missed
cut). Note: Qualified with 76-76; 1945 Phoenix Open (Jan. 11-14) 77-72-75-80—304
(33rd). Note: Sponsor invitation; 1945 Tucson Open (Jan. 18-21) 307 total (42nd).
Note: Qualified with 74-81.
Annika Sorenstam: 2003 Bank of America Colonial (May 22-25) 71-74—145
(missed cut) Note: Sponsor exemption.
Suzy Whaley: 2003 Greater Hartford Open (July 24-27), 75-78—153 (missed cut).
Note: Qualified by winning 2002 Connecticut PGA Section Championship.
Michelle Wie: 2004 Sony Open in Hawaii (Jan.15-18) 72-68—140 (missed cut);
2005 Sony Open in Hawaii (Jan. 13-16) 75-74—149 (missed cut); 2005 John Deere
Classic (July 7-10) 70-71—141 (missed cut); 2006 Sony Open in Hawaii (Jan. 12-15)
79-68—147 (missed cut); 2006 John Deere Classic (July 13-16) 77-WD (illness); 2006
84 LUMBER Classic (September 14-17) 77-81—158 (missed cut); 2007 Sony Open in
Hawaii (Jan. 11-14) 78-76—154 (missed cut). Note: All Sponsor Exemptions.
Lefthanders who have won:
32 Phil Mickelson, 1991 Northern Telecom Open. 1993 Buick Invitational of
California, The International. 1994 Mercedes Championships. 1995
Northern Telecom Open. 1996 Nortel Open, Phoenix Open, GTE Byron
Nelson Golf Classic, NEC World Series of Golf. 1997 Bay Hill Invitational,
Sprint International. 1998 Mercedes Championships, AT&T Pebble Beach
National Pro-Am. 2000 Buick Invitational, BellSouth Classic, MasterCard
Colonial, THE TOUR Championship. 2001 Buick Invitational, Canon Greater
Hartford Open. 2002 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Canon Greater Hartford
Open. 2004 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Masters Tournament. 2005 FBR
Open, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, BellSouth Classic, PGA
Championship. 2006 BellSouth Classic, Masters Tournament. 2007 AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, THE PLAYERS Championship, Deutsche
Bank Championship.
8 Mike Weir, 1999 Air Canada Championship. 2000 World Golf
Championships-American Express Championship. 2001 THE TOUR
Championship. 2003 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Nissan Open, Masters
Tournament. 2004 Nissan Open, 2007 Fry’s Electronics Open
6 Bob Charles, 1963 Houston Classic. British Open. 1965 Tucson Open
Invitational. 1967 Atlanta Classic. 1968 Canadian Open. 1974 Greater
Greensboro Open
4 Steve Flesch, 2003 HP Classic of New Orleans. 2004 Bank of America
Colonial. 2007 Reno-Tahoe Open, Turning Stone Resort Championship
1 Sam Adams, 1973 Quad Cities Open
Ernie Gonzalez, 1986 Pensacola Open
Russ Cochran, 1991 Centel Western Open
Eric Axley, 2006 Valero Texas Open
Father-son winners:
Tom Morris Sr.-Tom Morris Jr.
Willie Park-Willie Park Jr.
Joe Kirkwood Sr.-Joe Kirkwood Jr.
Jack Burke Sr.-Jack Burke Jr.
Clayton Heafner-Vance Heafner
Julius Boros-Guy Boros
Al Geiberger-Brent Geiberger
Brothers who have won:
(Year of first official victory/career wins in parentheses)
Alex Smith (1906/2)-Macdonald Smith (1924/24)-Willie Smith (1899/1)
Tom Kerrigan (1920/4)-George Kerrigan (1922/2)
Al Espinosa (1924/8)-Abe Espinosa (1928/3)
Lloyd Mangrum (1940/36)-Ray Mangrum (1936/5)
Jim Turnesa (1951/2)-Joe Turnesa (1924/15)-Mike Turnesa (1931/6)-Phil
Turnesa (1932/1)
Lionel Hebert (1957/5)-Jay Hebert (1957/5)
Dave Hill (1961/13)-Mike Hill (1970/3)
Don Massengale (1966/2)-Rik Massengale (1975/3)
Joe Inman (1976/1)-John Inman (1987/2)
Danny Edwards (1977/5)-David Edwards (1980/4)
Curt Byrum (1989/1)-Tom Byrum (1989/1)
Brad Bryant (1995/1)-Bart Bryant (2004/3)
Hole-in-one on par 4:
Andrew Magee, driver, on 332-yard par-4 17th hole, TPC Scottsdale, AZ, in first
round of the 2001 Phoenix Open
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Money-Winning Records
Most money won in a season:
$10,905,166, Vijay Singh, 2004
$10,867,052, Tiger Woods, 2007
$10,628,024, Tiger Woods, 2005
$9,941,563, Tiger Woods, 2006
$9,188,321, Tiger Woods, 2000
$8,017,336, Vijay Singh, 2005
$7,573,907, Vijay Singh, 2003
Most money won by a rookie:
$3,844,189, Trevor Immelman, 2006
$3,063,778, Todd Hamilton, 2004
$2,836,643, Brandt Snedeker, 2007
$2,461,482, Sean O’Hair, 2005
$2,417,685, Zach Johnson, 2004
$1,864,584, Carlos Franco, 1999
$1,778,597, Troy Matteson, 2006
Most money won by a second-year player:
$3,912,064, Chad Campbell, 2003
$3,724,984, Adam Scott, 2004
$2,702,747, Charles Howell III, 2002
$2,617,004, Retief Goosen, 2002
$2,613,211, Boo Weekley, 2007
$2,066,833, Tiger Woods, 1997
Most money won in first two seasons:
$5,645,836, Trevor Immelman, 2006-2007
$4,963,720, Adam Scott, 2003-2004
$4,727,538, Chad Campbell, 2002-2003
$4,223,379, Charles Howell III, 2001-2002
$4,214,126, Zach Johnson, 2004-2005
$3,872,869, Sean O’Hair, 2005-2006
$3,743,989, Retief Goosen, 2001-2002
Most consecutive years with $100,000 or more in earnings:
28 Jay Haas, 1979-2006
27 Tom Watson, 1974-2000
26 Craig Stadler, 1980-2005
23 Tom Kite, 1976-1998
Mark O’Meara, 1984-2006
Most consecutive years with $200,000 or more in earnings:
21 Mark O’Meara, 1984-2004
Nick Price, 1986-2006
Mark Calcavecchia, 1987-2007
20 Fred Couples, 1987-2006
Most consecutive years with $500,000 or more in earnings:
15 Mark Calcavecchia, 1993-2007
Jeff Maggert, 1993-2007
Phil Mickelson, 1993-2007
14 Tom Lehman, 1994-2007
Ernie Els, 1994-2007
13 Davis Love III, 1995-2007
Justin Leonard, 1995-2007
Vijay Singh, 1995-2007
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Most consecutive years with $1,000,000 or more in earnings:
13 Davis Love III, 1995-2007
12 Phil Mickelson, 1996-2007
11 Vijay Singh, 1997-2007
Tiger Woods, 1997-2007
Justin Leonard, 1997-2007
Most years with $1,000,000 or more in earnings:
14 Davis Love III
12 Vijay Singh
Phil Mickelson
11 Tiger Woods
Most money won in a season without victory:
$3,721,185, Sergio Garcia, 2007
$3,562,548, Chris DiMarco, 2005
$3,459,740, David Toms, 2002
$3,440,829, Vijay Singh, 2001
$3,075,092, Davis Love III, 2004
Highest finisher on the money list without a victory:
2nd, Jack Burke, Jr., 1954
Most consecutive years finishing top 10 on money list:
17 Jack Nicklaus, 1962-1978
11 Arnold Palmer, 1957-1967
Tiger Woods, 1997-2007
Most years finishing top 10 money list:
18 Jack Nicklaus
15 Sam Snead
13 Arnold Palmer
Most years leading money list:
8 Jack Nicklaus
Tiger Woods
Most consecutive years leading money list:
4 Tom Watson, 1977-80
Tiger Woods, 1999-2002
Youngest to win $1 million in earnings in a season:
20 years, 10 months, 3 days, Sergio Garcia, 2000
First to win $1 million in earnings in a single event:
Jeff Maggert, 1999 World Golf Championships-Acccenture Match Play
Quickest to $1 million in earnings in a career:
4 events, J.B. Holmes, 2006
5 events, Retief Goosen, 2001
Quickest to $2 million in earnings in a career:
16 events, Tiger Woods, 1997
Number of players to win more than $2 million in a single season:
34 2007
31 2006
30 2005
29 2003
28 2004
23 2002
16 2001
15 2000
9 1999
3 1998
1 1997
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Number of players to win more than $1 million in a single season:
99 2007
93 2006
78 2005
77 2004
72 2003
61 2002
56 2001
45 2000
36 1999
26 1998
18 1997
9 1995, 1996
6 1994
5 1993
4 1992
2 1989, 1990
1 1988
First-year players to win $1 million or more:
$3,844,189, Trevor Immelman, 2006
$3,063,778, Todd Hamilton, 2004
$2,836,643, Brandt Snedeker, 2007
$2,461,482, Sean O’Hair, 2005
$2,417,685, Zach Johnson, 2004
$1,864,584, Carlos Franco, 1999
$1,778,597, Troy Matteson, 2006
$1,742,112, Camilo Villegas, 2006
$1,700,803, Nathan Green, 2006
$1,673,070, John Mallinger, 2007
$1,592,344, Ryan Palmer, 2004
$1,545,195, Anthony Kim, 2007
$1,521,973, Jeff Quinney, 2007
$1,520,632, Charles Howell III, 2001
$1,504,627, George McNeill, 2007
$1,502,888, Jose Coceres, 2001
$1,462,713, Jonathan Byrd, 2002
$1,451,726, Pat Perez, 2002
$1,487,604, J.B. Holmes, 2006
$1,434,911, Ben Curtis, 2003
$1,413,113, Peter Lonard, 2002
$1,352,878, Greg Owen, 2005
$1,255,314, Notah Begay III, 1999
$1,238,736, Adam Scott, 2003
$1,274,580, Eric Axley, 2006
$1,207,104, Shigeki Maruyama, 2000
$1,115,193, Charley Hoffman, 2006
$1,182,883, Alex Cejka, 2003
$1,179,165, Steve Marino, 2007
$1,176,434, Vaughn Taylor, 2004
$1,126,985, Retief Goosen, 2001
$1,088,205, Luke Donald, 2002
$1,073,847, J.J. Henry, 2001
$1,019,264, Bubba Watson, 2006
$1,042,696, Joey Snyder III, 2005
$1,013,024, Johnson Wagner, 2007
Biggest margin between No. 1 and No. 2 on money list:
$5,117,941, Vijay Singh over Ernie Els, 2004
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6-12
Biggest One-Season Gains
Rank Player Season Money Season Money Gain
1. Tiger Woods 2004 $5,365,472 2005 $10,628,024 $5,262,552
2. Tiger Woods 1998 1,841,117 1999 $6,616,585 4,775,468
3. Phil Mickelson 2003 1,623,137 2004 $5,784,823 4,161,686
4. Mike Weir 2002 843,890 2003 $4,918,910 4,075,020
5. Davis Love III 2002 2,056,160 2003 $6,081,896 4,025,736
Money Levels on the PGA TOUR
Year #1 Final Money List #30 Final Money List #125 Final Money List
2007 Tiger Woods $10,867,052 Heath Slocum $2,184,379 Mathias Gronberg $785,180
2006 Tiger Woods $9,941,563 Ben Curtis $2,256,326 Darren Clarke $660,898
2005 Tiger Woods 10,628,024 Lucas Glover 2,050,068 Nick Price 626,736
2004 Vijay Singh 10,905,166 Kenny Perry 1,952,043 Tag Ridings 623,262
2003 Vijay Singh 7,573,907 K.J. Choi 1,999,663 Esteban Toledo 487,495
2002 Tiger Woods 6,912,625 Steve Lowery 1,882,553 Jay Williamson 515,445
2001 Tiger Woods 5,687,777 Steve Stricker 1,676,229 Woody Austin 406,352
2000 Tiger Woods 9,188,321 Carlos Franco 1,550,592 Bob Burns 391,075
1999 Tiger Woods 6,616,585 Loren Roberts 1,258,745 Charles Raulerson 326,893
1998 David Duval 2,591,031 Andrew Magee 964,302 Blaine McCallister 228,304
1997 Tiger Woods 2,066,833 Andrew Magee 752,007 Neal Lancaster 179,273
1996 Tom Lehman 1,780,159 Duffy Waldorf 604,382 Dicky Pride 167,852
1995 Greg Norman 1,654,959 Nick Price 611,700 John Wilson 149,280
1994 Nick Price 1,499,927 Mark Calcavecchia 533,201 Dennis Paulson 142,515
1993 Nick Price 1,478,557 Billy Mayfair 513,072 Ronnie Black 120,041
1992 Fred Couples 1,344,188 Steve Pate 472,626 Roger Maltbie 109,742
1991 Corey Pavin 979,430 Ian Woosnam 485,023 John Adams 117,549
1990 Greg Norman 1,165,477 John Huston 435,690 Bob Eastwood 123,908
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All-Time PGA TOUR Money List
Player Money Player Money Player Money
1. Tiger Woods $76,579,376
2. Vijay Singh 54,108,218
3. Phil Mickelson 45,334,026
4. Davis Love III 35,630,313
5. Jim Furyk 35,354,112
6. Ernie Els 31,126,111
7. David Toms 27,911,952
8. Justin Leonard 23,165,917
9. Mark Calcavecchia 22,296,419
10. Kenny Perry 21,532,649
11. Stewart Cink 21,076,693
12. Scott Verplank 21,070,672
13. Mike Weir 20,839,988
14. Stuart Appleby 20,709,855
15. Fred Funk 20,668,565
16. Nick Price 20,551,208
17. Tom Lehman 19,701,862
18. Chris DiMarco 19,660,264
19. Sergio Garcia 19,540,777
20. Fred Couples 19,172,199
21. Scott Hoch 18,487,114
22. Retief Goosen 18,275,403
23. Jeff Sluman 18,114,866
24. Brad Faxon 17,656,554
25. David Duval 16,754,201
26. Bob Estes 16,396,106
27. Jerry Kelly 16,395,719
28. Adam Scott 16,390,401
29. K.J. Choi 16,118,197
30. Rory Sabbatini 16,056,986
31. Billy Mayfair 15,902,714
32. Robert Allenby 15,674,684
33. Jeff Maggert 15,300,809
34. Hal Sutton 15,267,685
1. Sam Snead 82
2. Jack Nicklaus 73
3. Ben Hogan 64
4. Arnold Palmer 62
5. Tiger Woods 61
6. Byron Nelson 52
7. Billy Casper 51
8. Walter Hagen 45
9. Cary Middlecoff 40
T10. Gene Sarazen 39
T10. Tom Watson 39
12. Lloyd Mangrum 36
T13. Horton Smith 32
T13. Phil Mickelson 32
35. Charles Howell III $15,218,876
36. Loren Roberts 15,103,510
37. Steve Flesch 15,062,243
38. Bob Tway 14,945,816
39. Steve Stricker 14,705,580
40. Tim Herron 14,520,382
41. Jesper Parnevik 14,513,366
42. Jay Haas 14,440,317
43. Paul Azinger 14,404,620
44. John Huston 14,265,545
45. Chad Campbell 14,180,833
46. Mark O'Meara 14,125,097
47. Greg Norman 13,963,611
48. Corey Pavin 13,681,873
49. Kirk Triplett 13,531,288
50. Lee Janzen 13,457,592
51. Geoff Ogilvy 13,426,526
52. Rocco Mediate 13,370,264
53. Stephen Ames 13,305,370
54. Shigeki Maruyama 13,192,850
55. Steve Lowery 13,119,228
56. Steve Elkington 12,839,591
57. John Cook 12,433,599
58. Billy Andrade 12,117,661
59. Jose Maria Olazabal 11,942,394
60. Payne Stewart 11,737,008
61. Duffy Waldorf 11,630,925
62. Tom Pernice, Jr. 11,530,102
63. Luke Donald 11,368,364
64. Woody Austin 11,203,106
65. Joey Sindelar 11,162,112
66. Joe Durant 11,151,625
67. Tom Kite 11,041,042
68. Padraig Harrington 10,973,322
Top 50 All-Time PGA TOUR Winners
T15. Harry Cooper 31
T15. Jimmy Demaret 31
T15. Vijay Singh 31
18. Leo Diegel 30
T19. Gene Littler 29
T19. Paul Runyan 29
T19. Lee Trevino 29
22. Henry Picard 26
T23. Tommy Armour 25
T23. Johnny Miller 25
T25. Gary Player 24
T25. Macdonald Smith 24
T27. Johnny Farrell 22
T27. Raymond Floyd 22
T29. Willie Macfarlane 21
T29. Lanny Wadkins 21
T29. Craig Wood 21
T29. James Barnes 21
T33. Hale Irwin 20
T33. Bill Mehlhorn 20
T33. Greg Norman 20
T33. Doug Sanders 20
T37. Ben Crenshaw 19
T37. Doug Ford 19
T37. Hubert Green 19
T37. Tom Kite 19
T37. Davis Love III 19
T42. Julius Boros 18
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69. Frank Lickliter II $10,730,702
70. Zach Johnson 10,645,713
71. Kevin Sutherland 10,503,897
72. Dudley Hart 10,189,280
73. Jonathan Kaye 10,166,329
74. Craig Stadler 10,021,897
75. Tom Watson 10,004,299
76. Bernhard Langer 9,964,671
77. Tim Clark 9,916,360
78. Scott McCarron 9,600,092
79. Rod Pampling 9,351,537
80. John Rollins 9,316,271
81. David Frost 9,155,221
82. John Daly 9,053,251
83. Carl Pettersson 9,049,536
84. Mark Brooks 9,031,722
85. Chris Riley 8,897,829
86. Carlos Franco 8,869,106
87. Dan Forsman 8,518,877
88. Andrew Magee 8,500,515
89. Craig Parry 8,395,145
90. Olin Browne 8,331,546
91. Robert Gamez 8,274,037
92. Brett Quigley 8,171,458
93. Jonathan Byrd 8,038,293
94. Steve Pate 8,018,208
95. Harrison Frazar 7,935,168
96. Glen Day 7,902,165
97. Peter Jacobsen 7,799,810
98. Heath Slocum 7,764,178
99. Rich Beem 7,731,941
100. Justin Rose 7,662,564
101. Larry Mize 7,634,413
T42. Jim Ferrier 18
T42. E.J. Harrison 18
T42. Nick Price 18
T42. Johnny Revolta 18
T47. Bobby Cruickshank 17
T47. Harold McSpaden 17
T47. Curtis Strange 17
T50. Jack Burke Jr. 16
T50. Ralph Guldahl 16
T50. Mark O'Meara 16
T50. Tom Weiskopf 16
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Past Leading Money Winners
Player Money Player Money Player Money
1934 Paul Runyan $6,767.00
1935 Johnny Revolta 9,543.00
1936 Horton Smith 7,682.00
1937 Harry Cooper 14,138.69
1938 Sam Snead 19,534.49
1939 Henry Picard 10,303.00
1940 Ben Hogan 10,655.00
1941 Ben Hogan 18,358.00
1942 Ben Hogan 13,143.00
1943 No Statistics Compiled
1944 Byron Nelson (War Bonds) 37,967.69
1945 Byron Nelson (War Bonds) 63,335.66
1946 Ben Hogan 42,556.16
1947 Jimmy Demaret 27,936.83
1948 Ben Hogan 32,112.00
1949 Sam Snead 31,593.83
1950 Sam Snead 35,758.83
1951 Lloyd Mangrum 26,088.83
1952 Julius Boros 37,032,97
1953 Lew Worsham 34,002.00
1954 Bob Toski 65,819.81
1955 Julius Boros 63,121.55
1956 Ted Kroll 72,835.83
1957 Dick Mayer 65,835.00
1958 Arnold Palmer 42,607.50
1959 Art Wall $53,167.60
1960 Arnold Palmer 75,262.85
1961 Gary Player 64,540.45
1962 Arnold Palmer 81,448.33
1963 Arnold Palmer 128,230.00
1964 Jack Nicklaus 113,284.50
1965 Jack Nicklaus 140,752.14
1966 Billy Casper 121,944.92
1967 Jack Nicklaus 188,998.08
1968 Billy Casper* 205,168.67
1969 Frank Beard 164,707.11
1970 Lee Trevino 157,037.63
1971 Jack Nicklaus 244,490.50
1972 Jack Nicklaus 320,542.26
1973 Jack Nicklaus 308,362.10
1974 Johnny Miller 353,021.59
1975 Jack Nicklaus 298,149.17
1976 Jack Nicklaus 266,438.57
1977 Tom Watson 310,653.16
1978 Tom Watson 362,428.93
1979 Tom Watson 462,636.00
1980 Tom Watson 530,808.33
1981 Tom Kite 375,698.84
1982 Craig Stadler 446,462.00
1983 Hal Sutton 426,668.00
* Total money listed from 1968 through 1974. Official money listed beginning in 1975.
Growth of the Purses on the PGA TOUR
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1984 Tom Watson $476,260.00
1985 Curtis Strange 542,321.00
1986 Greg Norman 653,296.00
1987 Curtis Strange 925,941.00
1988 Curtis Strange 1,147,644.00
1989 Tom Kite 1,395,278.00
1990 Greg Norman 1,165,477.00
1991 Corey Pavin 979,430.00
1992 Fred Couples 1,344,188.00
1993 Nick Price 1,478,557.00
1994 Nick Price 1,499,927.00
1995 Greg Norman 1,654,959.00
1996 Tom Lehman 1,780,159.00
1997 Tiger Woods 2,066,833.00
1998 David Duval 2,591,031.00
1999 Tiger Woods 6,616,585.00
2000 Tiger Woods 9,188,321.00
2001 Tiger Woods 5,687,777.00
2002 Tiger Woods 6,912,625.00
2003 Vijay Singh 7,573,907.00
2004 Vijay Singh 10,905,166.00
2005 Tiger Woods 10,628,024.00
2006 Tiger Woods 9,941,563.00
2007 Tiger Woods 10,867,052.00
Year No. of Events Total Money Year No. of Events Total Money Year No. of Events Total Money
1938 38 $158,000
1939 28 121,000
1940 27 117,000
1941 30 169,200
1942 21 116,650
1943 3 17,000
1944 22 150,500
1945 36 435,380
1946 37 411,533
1947 31 352,500
1948 34 427,000
1949 25 338,200
1950 33 459,950
1951 30 460,200
1952 32 498,016
1953 32 562,704
1954 26 600,819
1955 36 782,010
1956 36 847,070
1957 32 820,360
1958 39 1,005,800
1959 43 1,225,205
1960 41 1,335,242
1961 45 1,461,830
1962 49 $1,790,320
1963 43 2,044,900
1964 41 2,301,063
1965 36 2,848,515
1966 36 3,704,445
1967 37 3,979,162
1968 45 5,077,600
1969 47 5,465,875
1970 55 6,751,523
1971 63 7,116,000
1972 71 7,596,749
1973 75 8,657,225
1974 57 8,165,941
1975 51 7,895,450
1976 49 9,157,522
1977 48 9,688,977
1978 48 10,337,332
1979 46 12,801,200
1980 45 13,371,786
1981 45 14,175,393
1982 46 15,089,576
1983 45 17,588,242
1984 46 21,251,382
1985 47 25,290,526
1986 46 $25,442,242
1987 46 32,106,093
1988 47 36,959,307
1989 44 41,288,787
1990 44 46,251,831
1991 44 47,116,000
1992 44 49,386,906
1993 43 53,203,611
1994 43 56,416,080
1995 44 62,901,000
1996 45 70,700,000
1997 45 80,550,000
1998 45 96,400,000
1999 47 134,950,000
2000 49 163,580,000
2001 49 175,900,000
2002 49 198,950,000
2003 48 224,700,000
2004 48 239,590,000
2005 48 249,650,000
2006 48 256,850,000
2007 47 270,300,000
2008 48 *278,950,000
* Prior to the start of the 2008 season. Purses for the 2007 major championships and THE PLAYERS Championship have been used; total will increase as purses are
announced. PGA TOUR events occasionally will increase previously announced purses. Official events only.
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1916 James Barnes 3
Walter Hagen 3
1917 James Barnes 2
Mike Brady 2
1918 Jock Hutchison 1
Walter Hagen 1
Patrick Doyle 1
1919 James Barnes 5
1920 Jock Hutchison 4
1921 James Barnes 4
1922 Walter Hagen 4
1923 Walter Hagen 5
Joe Kirkwood, Sr 5
1924 Walter Hagen 5
1925 Leo Diegel 5
1926 Bill Mehlhorn 5
Macdonald Smith 5
1927 Johnny Farrell 7
1928 Bil Mehlhorn 7
1929 Horton Smith 8
1930 Gene Sarazen 8
1931 Wiffy Cox 4
1932 Gene Sarazen 4
1933 Paul Runyan 9
1934 Paul Runyan 7
1935 Johnny Revolta 5
Henry Picard 5
1936 Ralph Guldahl 3
Henry Picard 3
Jimmy Hines 3
1937 Harry Cooper 8
1938 Sam Snead 8
1939 Henry Picard 8
Most PGA TOUR Wins Year-by-Year
1940 Jimmy Demaret 6
1941 Sam Snead 7
1942 Ben Hogan 6
1943 Sam Byrd 1
Harold McSpaden 1
Steve Warga 1
1944 Byron Nelson 8
1945 Byron Nelson 18
1946 Ben Hogan 13
1947 Ben Hogan 7
1948 Ben Hogan 10
1949 Cary Middlecoff 7
1950 Sam Snead 11
1951 Cary Middlecoff 6
1952 Jack Burke, Jr 5
Sam Snead 5
1953 Ben Hogan 5
1954 Bob Toski 4
1955 Cary Middlecoff 6
1956 Mike Souchak 4
1957 Arnold Palmer 4
1958 Ken Venturi 4
1959 Gene Littler 5
1960 Arnold Palmer 8
1961 Arnold Palmer 6
1962 Arnold Palmer 8
1963 Arnold Palmer 7
1964 Tony Lema 5
1965 Jack Nicklaus 5
1966 Billy Casper 4
1967 Jack Nicklaus 5
1968 Billy Casper 6
1969 Dave Hill 3
Billy Casper 3
Jack Nicklaus 3
Ray Floyd 3
1970 Billy Casper 4
1971 Lee Trevino 6
1972 Jack Nicklaus 7
1973 Jack Nicklaus 7
1974 Johnny Miller 8
1975 Jack Nicklaus 5
1976 Ben Crenshaw 3
Hubert Green 3
1977 Tom Watson 5
1978 Tom Watson 5
1979 Tom Watson 5
1980 Tom Watson 7
1981 Bill Rogers 4
1982 Craig Stadler 4
Tom Watson 4
Calvin Peete 4
1983 Fuzzy Zoeller 2
Lanny Wadkins 2
Calvin Peete 2
Hal Sutton 2
Gil Morgan 2
Mark McCumber 2
Jim Colbert 2
Seve Ballesteros 2
1984 Tom Watson 3
Denis Watson 3
1985 Lanny Wadkins 3
Curtis Strange 3
1986 Bob Tway 4
1987 Curtis Strange 3
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Paul Azinger 3
1988 Curtis Strange 4
1989 Tom Kite 3
Steve Jones 3
1990 Wayne Levi 4
1991 Ian Woosnan 2
Corey Pavin 2
Billy Andrade 2
Tom Purtzer 2
Mark Brooks 2
Nick Price 2
Fred Couples 2
Andrew Magee 2
1992 Fred Couples 3
Davis Love III 3
John Cook 3
1993 Nick Price 4
1994 Nick Price 6
1995 Greg Norman 3
Lee Janzen 3
1996 Phil Mickelson 4
1997 Tiger Woods 4
1998 David Duval 4
1999 Tiger Woods 8
2000 Tiger Woods 9
2001 Tiger Woods 5
2002 Tiger Woods 5
2003 Tiger Woods 5
2004 Vijay Singh 9
2005 Tiger Woods 6
2006 Tiger Woods 8
2007 Tiger Woods 7
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PGA TOUR Wins By Former Nationwide Tour Players
1. Bruce Fleisher 1991 New England Classic
2. John Daly 1991 PGA Championship
3. John Daly 1992 B.C. Open
4. Jim McGovern 1993 Shell Houston Open
5. Mike Standly 1993 Freeport-McMoRan Classic
6. Jeff Maggert 1993 Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic
7. Mike Springer 1994 Kmart Greater Greensboro Open
8. Mike Heinen 1994 Shell Houston Open
9. John Daly 1994 BellSouth Classic
10. Tom Lehman 1994 Memorial Tournament
11. Ernie Els 1994 U.S. Open
12. Brian Henninger 1994 Deposit Guaranty Classic
13. Steve Lowery 1994 Sprint International
14. Mike Springer 1994 Greater Milwaukee Open
15. John Morse 1995 United Airlines Hawaiian Open
16. Ernie Els 1995 GTE Byron Nelson Classic
17. Tom Lehman 1995 Colonial National Invitation
18. Ted Tryba 1995 Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic
19. John Daly 1995 British Open
20. Woody Austin 1995 Buick Open
21. Jim Furyk 1995 Las Vegas Invitational
22. Jim Furyk 1996 United Airlines Hawaiian Open
23. Tim Herron 1996 Honda Classic
24. Paul Goydos 1996 Bay Hill Invitational
25. Steve Stricker 1996 Kemper Open
26. Ernie Els 1996 Buick Classic
27. Steve Stricker 1996 Motorola Western Open
28. Tom Lehman 1996 British Open
29. Willie Wood 1996 Deposit Guaranty Classic
30. Clarence Rose 1996 Sprint International
31. Guy Boros 1996 Greater Vancouver Open
32. Tom Lehman 1996 TOUR Championship
33. Stuart Appleby 1997 Honda Classic
34. Ernie Els 1997 U.S. Open
35. Ernie Els 1997 Buick Classic
36. David Toms 1997 Quad City Classic
37. Stewart Cink 1997 Canon Greater Hartford Open
38. Tim Herron 1997 LaCantera Texas Open
39. David Duval 1997 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill
40. David Duval 1997 Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic
41. David Duval 1997 THE TOUR Championship
42. David Duval 1998 Tucson Chrysler Classic
43. Ernie Els 1998 Bay Hill Invitational
44. Trevor Dodds 1998 Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic
45. David Duval 1998 Shell Houston Open
46. Stuart Appleby 1998 Kemper Open
47. J.P. Hayes 1998 Buick Classic
48. Joe Durant 1998 Motorola Western Open
49. Olin Browne 1998 Canon Greater Hartford Open
50 David Duval 1998 NEC World Series of Golf
51. Brandel Chamblee 1998 Greater Vancouver Open
52. Chris Perry 1998 B.C. Open
53. David Duval 1998 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill
54. Jim Furyk 1998 Las Vegas Invitational
55 David Duval 1999 Mercedes Championships
56. David Duval 1999 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
57. Ernie Els 1999 Nissan Open
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58 Jeff Maggert 1999 Accenture Match Play Championship
59. Tim Herron 1999 Bay Hill Invitational
60. David Duval 1999 PLAYERS Championship
61. David Duval 1999 BellSouth Classic
62. Stuart Appleby 1999 Shell Houston Open
63. Olin Browne 1999 MasterCard Colonial
64. Ted Tryba 1999 FedEx St. Jude Classic
65. J.L. Lewis 1999 John Deere Classic
66. Brent Geiberger 1999 Canon Greater Hartford Open
67. Tom Pernice Jr. 1999 Buick Open
68. David Toms 1999 Sprint International
69. Notah Begay 1999 Reno-Tahoe Open
70. David Toms 1999 Buick Challenge
71. Notah Begay 1999 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill
72. Jim Furyk 1999 Las Vegas Invitational
73. Brian Henninger 1999 Southern Farm Bureau Classic
74. Tom Lehman 2000 Phoenix Open
75. Jim Carter 2000 Touchstone Energy Tucson Open
76. Jim Furyk 2000 Doral-Ryder Open
77. Stewart Cink 2000 MCI Classic
78. Tom Scherrer 2000 Kemper Insurance Open
79. Dennis Paulson 2000 Buick Classic
80. Notah Begay 2000 FedEx St. Jude Classic
81. Notah Begay 2000 Canon Greater Hartford Open
82. Michael Clark 2000 John Deere Classic
83. Ernie Els 2000 The INTERNATIONAL
84. Chris DiMarco 2000 SEI Pennsylvania Classic
85. David Duval 2000 Buick Challenge
86. David Toms 2000 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill
87. Steve Lowery 2000 Southern Farm Bureau Classic
88. Steve Stricker 2001 Accenture Match Play Championship
89. Jim Furyk 2001 Mercedes Championships
90. Garrett Willis 2001 Touchstone Energy Tucson Open
91. Joe Durant 2001 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
92. Joe Durant 2001 Genuity Championship
93. David Toms 2001 Compaq Classic of New Orleans
94. Frank Lickliter 2001 Kemper Insurance Open
95. David Duval 2001 British Open
96. David Gossett 2001 John Deere Classic
97. Tom Pernice Jr. 2001 The INTERNATIONAL
98. David Toms 2001 PGA Championship
99. Joel Edwards 2001 Air Canada Championship
100. David Toms 2001 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill
101. Chris DiMarco 2001 Buick Challenge
102. Cameron Beckman 2001 Southern Farm Bureau Classic
103. Jerry Kelly 2002 Sony Open in Hawaii
104. Chris DiMarco 2002 Phoenix Open
105. Matt Gogel 2002 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
106. Len Mattiace 2002 Nissan Open
107. Kevin Sutherland 2002 Accenture Match Play Championship
108. Ian Leggatt 2002 Touchstone Energy Tucson Open
109. Ernie Els 2002 Genuity Championship
110. Craig Perks 2002 PLAYERS Championship
111. Jim Furyk 2002 Memorial Tournament
112. Chris Smith 2002 Buick Classic
113. Len Mattiace 2002 FedEx St. Jude Classic
114. Jerry Kelly 2002 Advil Western Open
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PGA TOUR Wins By Former Nationwide Tour Players (cont.)
115. Ernie Els 2002 British Open
116. Spike McRoy 2002 B.C. Open
117. J.P. Hayes 2002 John Deere Classic
118. Chris Riley 2002 Reno-Tahoe Open
119. Gene Sauers 2002 Air Canada Championship
120. John Rollins 2002 Bell Canadian Open
121. Phil Tataurangi 2002 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas
122. Bob Burns 2002 Disney Golf Classic
123. Jonathan Byrd 2002 Buick Challenge
124. Ernie Els 2003 Mercedes Championships
125. Ernie Els 2003 Sony Open
126. Frank Lickliter 2003 Chrysler Classic of Tucson
127. Ben Crane 2003 BellSouth Classic
128. Steve Flesch 2003 HP Classic of New Orleans
129. David Toms 2003 Wachovia Championship
130. Jim Furyk 2003 U.S. Open
131. David Toms 2003 FedEx St. Jude Classic
132. Jim Furyk 2003 Buick Open
133. Shaun Micheel 2003 PGA Championship
134. J.L. Lewis 2003 84 Lumber Classic of Pennsylvania
135. Tommy Armour III 2003 Valero Texas Open
136. Stuart Appleby 2003 Las Vegas Invitational
137. Chad Campbell 2003 THE TOUR Championship
138. Stuart Appleby 2004 Mercedes Championships
139. Ernie Els 2004 Sony Open
140. John Daly 2004 Buick Invitational
141. Heath Slocum 2004 Chrysler Classic of Tucson
142. Chad Campbell 2004 Bay Hill Invitational
143. Zach Johnson 2004 BellSouth Classic
144. Stewart Cink 2004 MCI Heritage
145. Steve Flesch 2004 Bank of America Colonial
146. David Toms 2004 FedEx St. Jude Classic
147. Ernie Els 2004 Memorial Tournament
148. Stephen Ames 2004 Cialis Western Open
149. Mark Hensby 2004 John Deere Classic
150. Jonathan Byrd 2004 B.C. Open
151. Rod Pampling 2004 The INTERNATIONAL
152. Stewart Cink 2004 NEC Invitational
153. Vaughn Taylor 2004 Reno-Tahoe Open
154. Woody Austin 2004 Buick Championship
155. Bart Bryant 2004 Valero Texas Open
156. Ernie Els 2004 American Express Championship
157. Andre Stolz 2004 Michelin Las Vegas Invitational
158. Brent Geiberger 2004 Chrysler Classic of Greensboro
159. Ryan Palmer 2004 FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
160. Stuart Appleby 2005 Mercedes Championships
161. David Toms 2005 Accenture Match Play Championship
162. Tim Petrovic 2005 Zurich Classic of New Orleans
163. Ted Purdy 2005 EDS Byron Nelson Championship
164. Bart Bryant 2005 the Memorial Tournament
165. Jim Furyk 2005 Cialis Western Open
166. Sean O’Hair 2005 John Deere Classic
167. Jason Bohn 2005 B.C. Open
168. Ben Crane 2005 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee
169. Vaughn Taylor 2005 Reno-Tahoe Open
170. Olin Browne 2005 Deutsche Bank Championship
171. Jason Gore 2005 84 LUMBER Classic
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172. Wes Short 2005 Michelin Championship at Las Vegas
173. Lucas Glover 2005 FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
174. Heath Slocum 2005 Southern Farm Bureau Classic
175. Bart Bryant 2005 TOUR Championship
176. Stuart Appleby 2006 Mercedes Championships
177. David Toms 2006 Sony Open in Hawaii
178. Chad Campbell 2006 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
179. Arron Oberholser 2006 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
180. Rod Pampling 2006 Bay Hill Invitational presented by MasterCard
181. Stephen Ames 2006 THE PLAYERS Championship
182. Aaron Baddeley 2006 Verizon Heritage
183. Stuart Appleby 2006 Shell Houston Open
184. Chris Couch 2006 Zurich Classic of New Orleans
185. Jim Furyk 2006 Wachovia Championship
186. Brett Wetterich 2006 EDS Byron Nelson Championship
187. Tim Herron 2006 Bank of America Colonial
188. Jeff Maggert 2006 FedEx St. Jude Classic
189. J.J. Henry 2006 Buick Championship
190. John Rollins 2006 B.C. Open presented by Turning Stone Resort
191. Dean Wilson 2006 The INTERNATIONAL
192. Jim Furyk 2006 Canadian Open
193. Eric Axley 2006 Valero Texas Open
194. D.J. Trahan 2006 Southern Farm Bureau Classic
195. Troy Matteson 2006 Frys.com Open
196. Joe Durant 2006 FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
197. Paul Goydos 2007 Sony Open in Hawaii
198. Charley Hoffman 2007 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
199. Aaron Baddeley 2007 FBR Open
200. Mark Wilson 2007 Honda Classic
201. Zach Johnson 2007 Master Tournament
202. Boo Weekley 2007 Verizon Heritage
203. Nick Watney 2007 Zurich Classic of New Orleans
204. Zach Johnson 2007 AT&T Classic
205. Woody Austin 2007 Stanford St. Jude Championship
206. Brian Bateman 2007 Buick Open
207. Jonathan Byrd 2007 John Deere Classic
208. Joe Ogilvie 2007 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee
209. Jim Furyk 2007 Canadian Open
210. Steve Flesch 2007 Reno-Tahoe Open
211. Brandt Snedeker 2007 Wyndham Championship
212. Steve Stricker 2007 The Barclays
213. Steve Flesch 2007 Turning Stone Resort Championship
214. Chad Campbell 2007 Viking Classic
215. George McNeill 2007 Frys.com Open
216. Daniel Chopra 2007 Ginn sur Mer Classic at Tesoro
217. Stephen Ames 2007 Children’s Miracle Network Classic
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Total PGA TOUR Wins By Former Nationwide Tour Players (98 players)
15 Ernie Els
13 David Duval
13 Jim Furyk
12 David Toms
8 Stuart Appleby
5 Tom Lehman
5 John Daly
4 Notah Begay
4 Chad Campbell
4 Stewart Cink
4 Joe Durant
4 Steve Flesch
4 Tim Herron
4 Steve Stricker
3 Stephen Ames
3 Woody Austin
3 Olin Browne
3 Bart Bryant
3 Jonathan Byrd
3 Chris DiMarco
3 Zach Johnson
3 Jeff Maggert
2 Aaron Baddeley
2 Ben Crane
2 Brent Geiberger
Records for single tournaments since 1980:
2 Paul Goydos
2 Vaughn Taylor
2 Frank Lickliter
2 Brian Henninger
2 J.L. Lewis
2 Steve Lowery
2 Tom Pernice, Jr
2 Mike Springer
2 Ted Tryba
2 Jerry Kelly
2 Len Mattiace
2 J.P. Hayes
2 Heath Slocum
2 John Rollins
2 Rod Pampling
1 Tommy Armour III
1 Cameron Beckman
1 Guy Boros
1 Jim Carter
1 Brandel Chamblee
1 Michael Clark II
1 Trevor Dodds
1 Joel Edwards
1 Bruce Fleisher
1 David Gossett
72-Hole Events
Driving Distance J.B. Holmes 350.0 2006 Bridgestone
Invitational
Driving Accuracy Calvin Peete 56 of 56 1986 Memorial
Calvin Peete 56 of 56 1987 Memorial
David Frost 56 of 56 1988 Tucson
Brian Claar 56 of 56 1992 Memorial
Greens in Reg. Peter Jacobsen 69 of 72 1995 AT&T
Putts David Frost 92 2005 MCI
Birdies Mark Calcavecchia 32 2001 Phoenix
Paul Gow 32 2001 B.C. Open
Eagles Dave Eichelberger 5 1980 Hawaii
Davis Love III 5 1994 Hawaii
Total Driving Fuzzy Zoeller 2 1981 PGA
54-Hole Events
Driving Distance John Daly 306.3 yards 1993 Houston
Driving Accuracy Keith Fergus 41 of 42 1981 AT&T
Fulton Allem 41 of 42 1993 Houston
John Dowdall 41 of 42 1993 Houston
Greens In Reg. Mike Heinen 53 of 54 1995 Walt Disney World
Putts Jonathan Kaye 70 1995 Quad City
Birdies Hale Irwin 20 1981 Houston
Robert Wrenn 20 1992 San Diego
John Huston 20 1993 Houston
Blaine McCallister 20 1993 Houston
Eagles Bob Eastwood 3 1986 San Diego
Bill Glasson 3 1986 San Diego
Dan Forsman 3 1992 San Diego
Total Driving Hal Sutton 4 1996 B.C. Open
Guy Hill 4 1998 Buick Classic
1 Mike Heinen
1 Charley Hoffman
1 Jim McGovern
1 John Morse
1 Dennis Paulson
1 Chris Perry
1 Clarence Rose
1 Tom Scherrer
1 Mike Standly
1 Garrett Willis
1 Willie Wood
1 Matt Gogel
1 Ian Leggatt
1 Kevin Sutherland
1 Craig Perks
1 Chris Smith
1 Spike McRoy
1 Chris Riley
1 Gene Sauers
1 Phil Tataurangi
1 Bob Burns
1 Shaun Micheel
1 Ryan Palmer
1 Andre Stolz
1 Mark Hensby
Single Tournament Stat Records (1980-2007)
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90-Hole Events
Driving Distance Tiger Woods 322.6 yards 1996 Las Vegas
Driving Accuracy Doug Tewell 64 of 70 1992 Las Vegas
Greens In Reg. Kent Jones 83 of 90 2003 Las Vegas
Putts Paul Azinger 126 2004 Bob Hope
Birdies Tom Kite 37 1993 Bob Hope
Phil Mickeson 37 2004 Bob Hope
Eagles (19)* Joe Ogilvie 4 2005 Bob Hope
Total Driving Buddy Gardner 7 1983 Las Vegas
Joey Sindelar 7 1986 Bob Hope
All Events
Longest Drive Davis Love III 476 yards 2004 Mercedes
Scrambling Robert Gamez 21 of 21 1992 FedEx St. Jude
D.A. Weibring 21 of 21 1993 John Deere
Shigeki Maruyama 21 of 21 2002 Shell Houston
Birdie Conversion Steve Stricker 63.8% 2005 Tucson
(30 of 47)
* 19 players, with Ogilvie being the most recent.
1 Tim Petrovic
1 Ted Purdy
1 Sean O’Hair
1 Jason Bohn
1 Lucas Glover
1 Jason Gore
1 Wes Short, Jr.
1 Arron Oberholser
1 Chris Couch
1 Brett Wetterich
1 J.J. Henry
1 Dean Wilson
1 Eric Axley
1 D.J. Trahan
1 Troy Matteson
1 Mark Wilson
1 Boo Weekley
1 Nick Watney
1 Brian Bateman
1 Joe Ogilvie
1 Brandt Snedeker
1 George McNeill
1 Daniel Chopra
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Winners
Last to win back-to-back starts
Tiger Woods, 2007 BMW Championship, THE TOUR Championship
Last to win three consecutive events
Tiger Woods, 1999 National Car Rental/Disney, THE TOUR Championship,
World Golf Championships-American Express
Last to win three consecutive starts
Tiger Woods, 2006 British Open, Buick Open, PGA Championship, World Golf
Championships-Bridgestone Invitational, Deutsche Bank Championship, World
Golf Championships-American Express Championship, 2007 Buick Invitational
Last to win four consecutive events
Jack Burke, Jr., 1952 Texas Open, Houston Open, Baton Rouge Open, St.
Petersburg Open
Last to win same event four consecutive years
Tiger Woods, 2000-2003, Bay Hill Invitational
Last to successfully defend title
Tiger Woods, 2006-2007 PGA Championship
Last to successfully defend title week after winning another event
Tiger Woods, 2007 PGA Championship (week after winning World Golf
Championships-Bridgestone Invitational)
Last to win first two starts of season
Ernie Els, 2003 Mercedes Championships, Sony Open in Hawaii
Last to win same event three times
Justin Leonard, 2000-2001, 2007 Valero Texas Open
Last to win same event four times
Tiger Woods, 1997, 1999, 2003, 2007 BMW Championship
Last to win same event five times
Tiger Woods, 1999, 2003, 2005-2007 Buick Invitational
Last to win same event six times
Tiger Woods, 1999-2001, 2005-2007 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational
Last to win same event for first two victories (back-to-back)
Vaughn Taylor, 2004, 2005 Reno-Tahoe Open
Last to win same event for first two victories
Vaughn Taylor, 2004, 2005 Reno-Tahoe Open
Last left-hander to win
Mike Weir, 2007 Fry’s Electronics Open
Last Monday Open Qualifier to win
Fred Wadsworth, 1986 Southern Open
Last to receive Sponsor Exemption and win
Phil Mickelson (amateur), 1991 Northern Telecom Open; Jason Gore (professional),
2005 84 LUMBER Classic
Last alternate to win
Wes Short, Jr., 2005 Michelin Championship at Las Vegas
Last rookie to win
George McNeill, 2007 Frys.com Open
Last rookie to win twice
Todd Hamilton, 2004 Honda Classic, British Open
Last amateur to win
Phil Mickelson, 1991 Northern Telecom Open
Last to win in first TOUR start
Jim Benepe, 1988 Beatrice Western Open
The Last Time
Last to win in first start as official member of PGA TOUR
Garrett Willis, 2001 Touchstone Energy Tucson Open
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Last time five consecutive first-time winners
2002, Charles Howell III, Michelob Championship at Kingsmill; Phil
Tataurangi, Invensys Classic at Las Vegas; Bob Burns, Disney Golf Classic;
Jonathan Byrd, Buick Challenge; Luke Donald, Southern Farm Bureau Classic.
Last wire-to-wire winner (no ties)
Steve Flesch, 2007 Reno-Tahoe Open
Last back-to-back wire-to-wire winner, same event
Ernie Els, 1996-97 Buick Classics
Last rookie wire-to-wire winner
Tim Herron, 1996 Honda Classic
Last to win with even-par score
Michael Campbell, 2005 U.S. Open
Last to win with over-par score
Angel Cabrera, 2007 U.S. Open (+5)
Last to win in which they failed to record a birdie in the final round
Justin Leonard, 2005 FedEx St. Jude Classic
Last to win with two over-par rounds on the weekend
Geoff Ogilvy, 2006 U.S. Open (72-72)
Last to win with no bogeys over 72 holes
Lee Trevino, 1974 Greater New Orleans Open
Last to shoot 80 and win
Kenny Knox, 1986 Honda Classic (third round)
Last to win by holing final shot from off green
Boo Weekley, 2007 Verizon Heritage
Last to win first three consecutive titles in playoffs
Robert Allenby, 2000 Shell Houston Open, Advil Western Open, 2001 Nissan Open
Last to win playoffs in consecutive weeks
David Duval, 1997 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill, Walt Disney World
Resort/Oldsmobile Classic
Last time a player won event when teeing off No. 10 in Final Round
Keith Clearwater, 1987 Colonial Invitational
Last time a player made the cut on the number and went on to win
Chris Couch, 2006 Zurich Classic of New Orleans
Last to win first two tournaments in back-to-back weeks
David Duval, 1997 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill/Walt Disney World Resort
Last to win first three tournaments in back-to-back-to-back starts
David Duval, 1997 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill/Walt Disney World
Oldsmobile Classic/TOUR Championship
Last to win Q-school and win in the following season
George McNeill, 2006 Qualifying Tournament/2007 Frys.com Open
Tournament Finishes
Last 36-hole event
2005 Nissan Open
Last 54-hole event
2005 BellSouth Classic
Last Monday finish (unscheduled)
2007 Ginn sur Mer Classic
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Last Monday U.S. Open playoff finish
2001 Retief Goosen defeated Mark Brooks
Last Tuesday finish
2006 Booz Allen Classic
Last 36-hole final day
2005 The INTERNATIONAL
Last 54-hole final day
1925 Shawnee Open (Willie Macfarlane/Willie Klein 18-hole playoff
after field completed 36 holes)
Last time cut made after 18 holes
1987 Beatrice Western Open
Last time cut made closest to 60
2005 the INTERNATIONAL (69)
Last time full final round played Monday (unscheduled)
2005 BellSouth Classic (54-hole event)
Last time back-to-back Monday finishes
2005 PLAYERS Championship, BellSouth Classic
Weather
Last time a tournament restarted a round
2005 THE PLAYERS Championship, Round 2
Last time tournament rained out
1991 Independent Insurance Agent Open
Last time it snowed during tournament
2005 BellSouth Classic
Last time tournament canceled and not rescheduled
1996 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
Last time final round postponed and played later in season
1998 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
Last tournament round suspended by wind
Round 4, 2007 Verizon Heritage
Last time TOUR had a 36- and 54-hole tournament in the same year
2005 Nissan Open (36 holes), BellSouth Classic (54 holes)
Double Eagles, Eagles and Aces
Last time back-to-back eagles
Eric Axley, 2007 Ginn sur Mer Classic
Last time double eagle
Stewart Cink, 2007 AT&T Classic (No. 6, par 5)
Last time three eagles in same round
Joe Ogilvie, (Nos. 3, 15, 16), TPC Summerlin, 2007 Frys.com Open
Last time four aces same day, same hole
1989 U.S. Open, Doug Weaver, Mark Wiebe, Jerry Pate, Nick Price on
hole No. 6, 160 yards, all with a 7-iron
Last time three aces in one round
2004 Cialis Western Open, Round 2 - Mike Small (No. 2), Scott Hoch (No. 14),
Lucas Glover (No. 12).
Last to make hole-in-one while winning tournament
Jim Furyk, 2007 Canadian Open, Round 4
Last player to make two aces in the same round
Yusaku Miyazato, 2006 Reno-Tahoe Open, Round 2
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Last ace on Par 4
Andrew Magee, No. 17, TPC Scottsdale, 2001 Phoenix Open
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Last time consecutive eagle 2s, same group
Joe Durant and J.L. Lewis, 2002 Kemper Open, TPC Avenel (par-4 fifth hole)
Playoffs
Last one-hole playoff
2007 Travelers Championship (Hunter Mahan def. Jay Williamson)
Last two-hole playoff
2007 Mayakoba Golf Classic (Fred Funk def. Jose Coceres)
Last three-hole playoff
2007 Valero Texas Open (Justin Leonard def. Jesper Parnevik)
Last four-hole playoff (does not include aggregate playoffs)
2006 World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational (Tiger Woods def.
Stewart Cink)
Last aggregate playoff
3 holes: 2004 PGA Championship (Vijay Singh def. Chris DiMarco, Justin
Leonard)
4 holes: 2007 British Open (Padraig Harrington def. Sergio Garcia)
Last five-hole playoff
2004 MCI Heritage (Stewart Cink def. Ted Purdy)
Last six-hole playoff
1986 Kemper Open (Greg Norman def. Larry Mize)
Last seven-hole playoff
2001 World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational (Tiger Woods def. Jim Furyk)
Last eight-hole playoff
1983 Phoenix Open (Bob Gilder def. Johnny Miller, Mark O’Meara and Rex
Caldwell)
Last 11-hole playoff (PGA TOUR record for sudden death)
1949 Motor City Open (Cary Middlecoff and Lloyd Mangrum declared co-winners)
Last 18-hole playoff
2001 U.S. Open (Retief Goosen def. Mark Brooks)
Last 18-hole playoff (plus)
1994 U.S. Open (Ernie Els def. Loren Roberts and Colin Montgomerie;
Montgomerie eliminated via 18-hole playoff; Els won on 20th extra hole)
Last 18-hole-plus playoff in PGA TOUR event
1972 Tucson Open [21 holes] (Miller Barber def. George Archer)
Last 36-hole playoff in PGA TOUR event
1947 All-American Open (Bobby Locke def. Ed Oliver)
Last 54-hole playoff in PGA TOUR event
1926 Metropolitan Open (Macdonald Smith def. Gene Sarazen)
Last 72-hole playoff (two 36-hole rounds)
1931 U.S. Open (Billy Burke def. George Von Elm)
Last playoff won with eagle
2004 Ford Championship at Doral (Craig Parry def. Scott Verplank, first extra
hole, No. 18)
Last playoff won with birdie
2007 Valero Texas Open (Justin Leonard def. Jesper Parnevik, third extra hole)
Last playoff won with par
2007 Nissan Open (Charles Howell III def. Phil Mickelson, third extra hole)
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Last playoff won with bogey
2003 Masters (Mike Weir def. Len Mattiace, first extra hole)
Last playoff won with double bogey
2001 Buick Invitational (Phil Mickelson def. Frank Lickliter II, third extra hole)
Last two-man playoff
2007 Valero Texas Open (Justin Leonard def. Jesper Parnevik)
Last three-man playoff
2007 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial (Rory Sabbatini def. Jim Furyk,
Bernhard Langer)
Last four-man playoff
2007 Honda Classic (Mark Wilson def. Jose Coceres, Boo Weekley, Camilo
Villegas)
Last five-man playoff
2005 BellSouth Classic (Phil Mickelson def. Rich Beem, Arjun Atwal,
Brandt Jobe, Jose Maria Olazabal)
Last six-man playoff
2001 Nissan Open (Robert Allenby def. Toshi Izawa, Brandel Chamblee,
Bob Tway, Jeff Sluman, Dennis Paulson)
Last five-team playoff
1985 Chrysler Team Championship
Last tie/no playoff in PGA TOUR event
1952 Jacksonville Open (Sam Snead forfeited to Doug Ford after 72 holes)
Last time three consecutive multi-hole playoffs
2000 Shell Houston Open, Compaq Classic of New Orleans, GTE Byron Nelson Classic
Last time five consecutive playoffs
1946 Goodall Round-Robin, Philadelphia Inquirer Open, U.S. Open, Inverness 4-
Ball, Canadian Open
Last to lose in consecutive playoffs
Jose Coceres, 2007 Mayakoba Classic/2007 Honda Classic
Note: Includes only current players.
ALLAN, Steve (0-1)
Lost to Vaughn Taylor, 2004 Reno-Tahoe Open.
ALLENBY, Robert (3-0)
Defeated Craig Stadler, 2000 Shell Houston Open; defeated Nick Price, 2000 Advil
Western Open; defeated Toshi Izawa, Brandel Chamblee, Bob Tway, Jeff Sluman and
Dennis Paulson, 2001 Nissan Open.
ANDRADE, Billy (2-1)
Defeated Jeff Sluman, 1991 Kemper Open; lost to John Inman, 1993 Buick Southern
Open; defeated Bob Friend, 1998 Bell Canadian Open.
APPLEBY, Stuart (2-1)
Lost to Ernie Els, 2002 British Open; defeated Scott McCarron, 2003 Las Vegas
Invitational; defeated Vijay Singh, 2006 Mercedes Championships.
ARMOUR III, Tommy (0-1)
Lost to Gabriel Hjertstedt, 1999 Touchstone Energy Tucson Open.
ATWAL, Arjun (0-1)
Lost to Phil Mickelson, 2005 BellSouth Classic.
AUSTIN, Woody (2-1)
Defeated Mike Brisky, 1995 Buick Open; lost to Davis Love III, 2003 MCI Heritage;
defeated Tim Herron, 2004 Buick Championship.
AZINGER, Paul (1-2)
Lost to Steve Jones, 1989 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; lost to Greg Norman, 1990
Doral-Ryder Open; defeated Greg Norman, 1993 PGA Championship.
BADDELEY, Aaron (0-1)
Lost to Ernie Els, 2003 Sony Open in Hawaii.
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Miscellaneous
Last to repeat as money leader
Tiger Woods, 2006-2007
Last son of past PGA TOUR champion to win TOUR event
Brent Geiberger, 2004 Chrysler Classic of Greensboro
Last grandfather to win
Johnny Miller, 1994 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
Last to win with wife as caddie
Steve Stricker, 1996 Motorola Western Open
Individual Playoff Records
Last to win with sister as caddie
John Huston, 1998 United Airlines Hawaiian Open
Last to win with father as caddie
Heath Slocum, 2005 Southern Farm Bureau Classic
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Last to eagle first hole first two rounds
Nick Price, 1996 BellSouth Classic, Atlanta CC (par-4 first hole)
Last to record hole-in-one, eagle-2 and eagle-3 same week
Tiger Woods, 1998 Sprint International
Last to shoot his age
Arnold Palmer, 2001 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (PGA West), fourth round, 71
Last to play 72-hole tournament without a bogey, but did not win:
Bubba Watson, 2006 Chrysler Classic of Tucson, T3
Last to be even par or better in each tournament in a single season
Tiger Woods, 2000, 2002
Last tournament canceled for reasons other than weather
2001 World Golf Championships-American Express, Tampa Bay Classic (Sept. 11
terrorist tragedy)
Last tournament moved to later in the season
2005 Southern Farm Bureau Classic (moved to end of season due to Hurricane Katrina)
BEEM, Rich (0-1)
Lost to Phil Mickelson, 2005 BellSouth Classic.
BEGAY III, Notah (1-0)
Defeated Tom Byrum, 1999 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill.
BERGANIO, Jr., David (0-1)
Lost to Phil Mickelson, 2002 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
BLACK, Ronnie (1-1)
Defeated Sam Torrance, 1983 Southern Open; lost to Wayne Grady, 1989
Manufacturers Hanover Westchester Classic.
BLACKMAR, Phil (3-0)
Defeated Jodie Mudd and Dan Pohl, 1985 Canon Sammy Davis, Jr.-Greater Hartford
Open; defeated Payne Stewart, 1988 Provident Classic; defeated Kevin Sutherland,
1997 Shell Houston Open.
Best Playoff Records (Six or more victories)
Arnold Palmer 14-10 Phil Mickelson 7-2
Jack Nicklaus 14-10 Vijay Singh 7-3
Sam Snead 12-5 Cary Middlecoff 7-6-1
Tiger Woods 10-1 Curtis Strange 6-3
Tom Watson 9-4 Tom Kite 6-4
Billy Casper 8-8 Bruce Lietzke 6-6
Ben Hogan 8-12 Byron Nelson 6-6
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BRADLEY, Michael (1-0)
Defeated Fred Funk, Davis Love III, John Maginnes and Len Mattiace, 1996 Buick
Challenge.
BRISKY, Mike (0-2)
Lost to Woody Austin, 1995 Buick Open; lost to J.L. Lewis, 1999 John Deere Classic.
BRITTON, Bill (0-1)
Lost to Hal Sutton, 1982 Walt Disney World Golf Classic.
BROOKS, Mark (4-3)
Defeated Dave Barr and Joey Sindelar, 1988 Canon Sammy Davis, Jr.-Greater
Hartford Open; lost to Tom Purtzer, 1988 Gatlin Brothers Southwest Classic; defeated
Gene Sauers, 1991 Kmart Greater Greensboro Open; lost to John Inman, 1993
Buick Southern Open; defeated Jeff Maggert, 1996 Shell Houston Open; defeated
Kenny Perry, 1996 PGA Championship; lost to Retief Goosen, 2001 U.S. Open.
BROWN, Billy Ray (2-0)
Defeated Corey Pavin and Rick Fehr, 1991 Canon Greater Hartford Open; defeated
Raymond Floyd, Ben Crenshaw and Bruce Lietzke, 1992 GTE Byron Nelson Classic.
BROWNE, Olin (1-0)
Defeated Stewart Cink and Larry Mize, 1998 Canon Greater Hartford Open.
BYRUM, Tom (0-2)
Lost to Neal Lancaster, 1994 GTE Byron Nelson Classic; lost to Notah Begay III, 1999
Michelob Championship at Kingsmill.
CALCAVECCHIA, Mark (1-4)
Defeated Wayne Grady and Greg Norman, 1985 British Open; lost to Fred Couples,
1987 Byron Nelson Classic; lost to Greg Norman, 1990 Doral-Ryder Open; lost to Billy
Mayfair, 1993 Greater Milwaukee Open; lost to Geoff Ogilvy, 2005 Chrysler Classic
of Tucson.
CAMPBELL, Chad (0-1)
Lost to Adam Scott, 2005 Nissan Open (unofficial tournament, 36 holes)
CARNEVALE, Mark (0-1)
Lost to Neal Lancaster, 1994 GTE Byron Nelson Classic.
CHAMBLEE, Brandel (0-2)
Lost to Paul Stankowski, 1996 BellSouth Classic; lost to Robert Allenby, 2001 Nissan Open.
CINK, Stewart (1-2)
Lost to Olin Browne, 1998 Canon Greater Hartford Open; defeated Ted Purdy, 2004
MCI Heritage; lost to Tiger Woods, 2006 World Golf Championships-Bridgestone
Invitational.
CLAMPETT, Bobby (0-2)
Lost to John Cook, 1981 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am; lost to Hale Irwin, 1981 Buick Open.
CLARK, Michael II (1-0)
Defeated Kirk Triplett, 2000 John Deere Classic.
COCHRAN, Russ (0-1)
Lost to Craig Stadler, 1991 THE TOUR Championship.
COOK, John (3-3)
Defeated Hale Irwin, Ben Crenshaw, Bobby Clampett and Barney Thompson, 1981
Bing Crosby National Pro-Am; defeated Johnny Miller, 1983 Canadian Open; lost to
Donnie Hammond, 1986 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; lost to Tom Kite, 1990 Federal
Express St. Jude Classic; lost to Bob Tway, 1990 Las Vegas Invitational; defeated
Gene Sauers, Rick Fehr, Mark O’Meara and Tom Kite, 1992 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
COCERES, Jose (1-2)
Defeated Billy Mayfair, 2001 WORLDCOM CLASSIC. Lost to Fred Funk, 2007
Mayakoba Golf Classic; lost to Mark Wilson, 2007 The Honda Classic.
COUPLES, Fred (5-4)
Defeated Tze-Chung Chen, Barry Jaeckel, Gil Morgan and Scott Simpson, 1983
Kemper Open; lost to Tom Kite, 1986 Western Open; defeated Mark Calcavecchia,
1987 Byron Nelson Classic; lost to Sandy Lyle, 1988 Phoenix Open; defeated Davis
Love III, 1992 Nissan Los Angeles Open; lost to Corey Pavin, 1992 Honda Classic;
defeated Robert Gamez, 1993 Honda Classic; lost to Phil Mickelson, 1994 Mercedes
Championships; defeated Bruce Lietzke, 1998 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
DALY, John (2-2)
Defeated Costantino Rocca, 1995, British Open; defeated Chris Riley and Luke
Donald, 2004 Buick Invitational; lost to Vijay Singh, 2005 Shell Houston Open; lost to
Tiger Woods, 2005 World Golf Championships-American Express Championship.
DAMRON, Robert (1-1)
Defeated Scott Verplank, 2001 Verizon Byron Nelson Classic; lost to Sergio Garcia,
2004 EDS Byron Nelson Championship.
DAY, Glen (1-0)
Defeated Jeff Sluman and Payne Stewart, 1999 MCI Classic.
DiMARCO, Chris (1-2)
Defeated David Duval, 2001 Buick Challenge; lost to Vijay Singh, 2004 PGA
Championship; lost to Tiger Woods, 2005 Masters.
DODDS, Trevor (1-0)
Defeated Scott Verplank, 1998 Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic.
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DONALD, Luke (0-1)
Lost to John Daly, 2004 Buick Invitational.
DRISCOLL, James (0-1)
Lost to Tim Petrovic, 2005 Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
DURANT, Joe (0-1)
Lost to D.J. Trahan, 2006 Southern Farm Bureau Classic.
DUVAL, David (2-2)
Defeated Grant Waite and Duffy Waldorf, 1997 Michelob Championship at
Kingsmill; defeated Dan Forsman, 1997 Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic; lost
to Dennis Paulson, 2000 Buick Classic; lost to Chris DiMarco, 2001 Buick Challenge.
ELKINGTON, Steve (4-4)
Defeated Brad Faxon, 1992 Infiniti Tournament of Champions; lost to Dan Forsman,
1992 Buick Open; lost to Nick Price, 1992 H-E-B Texas Open; lost to Rocco Mediate,
1993 Kmart Greater Greensboro Open; defeated Bruce Lietzke, 1995 Mercedes
Championships; defeated Colin Montgomerie, 1995 PGA Championship; defeated
Fred Funk, 1998 Buick Challenge; lost to Ernie Els, 2002 British Open Championship.
ELS, Ernie (4-3)
Defeated Loren Roberts and Colin Montgomerie, 1994 U.S. Open; lost to Tiger
Woods, 2000 Mercedes Championships; lost to Mike Weir, 2001 THE TOUR
Championship; defeated Stuart Appleby, Steve Elkington and Thomas Levet, 2002
British Open; defeated Aaron Baddeley, 2003 Sony Open in Hawaii; defeated
Harrison Frazar, 2004 Sony Open in Hawaii; lost to Todd Hamilton, 2004 British Open.
ESTES, Bob (0-3)
Lost to Mike Hulbert, 1989 B.C. Open; lost to John Inman, 1993 Buick Southern Open;
lost to Steve Flesch, 2003 HP Classic of New Orleans.
FALDO, Nick (2-1)
Lost to Curtis Strange, 1988 U.S. Open; defeated Scott Hoch, 1989 Masters
Tournament; defeated Raymond Floyd, 1990 Masters Tournament.
FAXON, Brad (3-6)
Defeated Chip Beck, 1991 Buick Open; lost to Steve Elkington, 1992 Infiniti
Tournament of Champions; lost to Dan Forsman, 1992 Buick Open; lost to Jim Furyk,
1996 United Airlines Hawaiian Open; lost to Clarence Rose, 1996 Sprint
International; lost to Frank Nobilo, 1997 Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic; defeated
Fred Funk, 1999 B.C. Open; lost to Bob Tway, 2003 Bell Canadian Open; defeated
Tjaart van der Walt, 2005 Buick Championship.
FEHR, Rick (0-4)
Lost to Billy Ray Brown, 1991 Canon Greater Hartford Open; lost to John Cook, 1992
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; lost to David Edwards, 1992 Memorial Tournament; lost
to Steve Lowery, 1994 Sprint International.
FLESCH, Steve (1-0)
Defeated Bob Estes, 2003 HP Classic of New Orleans.
FORSMAN, Dan (1-1)
Defeated Steve Elkington and Brad Faxon, 1992 Buick Open; lost to David Duval,
1997 Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic.
FRANCO, Carlos (1-0)
Defeated Blaine McCallister, 2000 Compaq Classic of New Orleans.
FRAZAR, Harrison (0-1)
Lost to Ernie Els, 2004 Sony Open in Hawaii.
FRIEND, Bob (0-1)
Lost to Billy Andrade, 1998 Bell Canadian Open.
FROST, David (2-3)
Lost to Tom Kite, 1986 Western Open; lost to Seve Ballesteros, 1988 Manufacturers
Hanover Westchester Classic; defeated Bob Tway, 1988 Southern Open; defeated
Ben Crenshaw, 1989 NEC World Series of Golf; lost to Bob Tway, 1995 MCI Classic.
FUNK, Fred (2-3)
Defeated Pete Jordan, 1996 B.C. Open; lost to Michael Bradley, 1996 Buick
Challenge; lost to Steve Elkington, 1998 Buick Challenge; lost to Brad Faxon, 1999
B.C. Open. Defeated Jose Coceres, 2007 Mayakoba Golf Classic.
FURYK, Jim (2-7)
Defeated Brad Faxon, 1996 United Airlines Hawaiian Open; lost to Paul Stankowski,
1997 United Airlines Hawaiian Open; lost to J.P. Hayes, 1998 Buick Classic; lost to
Tiger Woods, 2001 World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational; lost to Scott Hoch,
2003 Ford Championship at Doral; lost to Vijay Singh, 2005 Wachovia Championship;
lost to Wes Short Jr., 2005 Michelin Championship at Las Vegas; defeated Trevor
Immelman, 2006 Wachovia Championship. Lost to Rory Sabbatini, 2007 Crowne
Plaza Invitational at Colonial.
GALLAGHER, Jim Jr. (1-1)
Defeated Ed Dougherty and Billy Mayfair, 1990 Greater Milwaukee Open; lost to Tom
Purtzer, 1991 NEC World Series of Golf.
GAMEZ, Robert (0-1)
Lost to Fred Couples, 1993 Honda Classic.
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Lost to Mike Weir, 2001 THE TOUR Championship; defeated David Toms, 2002
Mercedes Championships; defeated Dudley Hart and Robert Damron, 2004 EDS
Byron Nelson Championship; defeated Rory Sabbatini and Padraig Harrington, 2004
Buick Classic; lost to Vijay Singh, 2005 Wachovia Championship. Lost to Padraig
Harrington, 2007 British Open.
GOOSEN, Retief (1-0)
Defeated Mark Brooks, 2001 U.S. Open.
GOW, Paul (0-1)
Lost to Jeff Sluman, 2001 B.C. Open.
GREEN, Ken (0-2)
Lost to Sandy Lyle, 1988 Kmart Greater Greensboro Open; lost to Seve Ballesteros,
1988 Manufacturers Hanover Westchester Classic.
GREEN, Nathan (0-1)
Lost to Tiger Woods, 2006 Buick Invitational.
HAAS, Jay (3-0)
Defeated John Adams, 1982 Hall of Fame Classic; defeated Buddy Gardner, 1987 Big
“I” Houston Open; defeated Bob Lohr, 1993 H-E-B Texas Open.
HALLBERG, Gary (0-2)
Lost to Gary Koch, 1984 Isuzu-Andy Williams-San Diego Open; lost to Blaine
McCallister, 1991 H-E-B Texas Open.
HAMILTON, Todd (1-0)
Defeated Ernie Els, 2004 British Open.
HAMMOND, Donnie (1-0)
Defeated John Cook, 1986 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
HARRINGTON, Padraig (2-1)
Lost to Sergio Garcia, 2004 Buick Classic; defeated Vijay Singh, Joe Ogilvie, 2005
Honda Classic. Defeated Sergio Garcia, 2007 British Open.
HART, Dudley (0-1)
Lost to Sergio Garcia, 2004 EDS Byron Nelson Championship.
HAYES, J.P. (1-0)
Defeated Jim Furyk, 1998 Buick Challenge.
HEINEN, Mike (0-1)
Lost to Davis Love III, 1995 Freeport-McMoRan Classic.
HENKE, Nolan (0-1)
Lost to Bob Tway, 1995 MCI Classic.
HENNINGER, Brian (1-0)
Defeated Mike Sullivan, 1994 Deposit Guaranty Classic.
HENSBY, Mark (1-0)
Defeated John E. Morgan, 2004 John Deere Classic.
HERRON, Tim (2-1)
Defeated Tom Lehman, 1999 Bay Hill Invitational; lost to Woody Austin, 2004 Buick
Championship; defeated Richard S. Johnson, 2006 Bank of America Colonial.
HJERTSTEDT, Gabriel (1-0)
Defeated Tommy Armour III, 1999 Touchstone Energy Tucson Open.
HOCH, Scott (2-2)
Lost to Nick Faldo, 1989 Masters Tournament; defeated Robert Wrenn, 1989 Las
Vegas Invitational; lost to Payne Stewart, 1995 Shell Houston Open; Defeated Jim
Furyk, 2003 Ford Championship at Doral.
HOFFMAN, Charley (1-0)
Defeated John Rollins, 2007 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
HOWELL, Charles III (1-2)
Lost to Shigeki Maruyama, 2001 Greater Milwaukee Open; lost to Mike Weir, 2003
Nissan Open. Defeated Phil Mickelson, 2007 Nissan Open.
HULBERT, Mike (2-0)
Defeated Bob Estes, 1989 B.C. Open; defeated Kenny Knox, 1991 Anheuser-Busch
Golf Classic.
HUSTON, John (0-1)
Lost to Jim McGovern, 1993 Shell Houston Open.
IMADA, Ryuji (0-1)
Lost to Zach Johnson, 2007 AT&T Classic.
IMMELMAN, Trevor (0-1)
Lost to Jim Furyk, 2006 Wachovia Championship.
IZAWA, Toshi (0-1)
Lost to Robert Allenby, 2001 Nissan Open.
JACOBSEN, Peter (1-3)
Lost to Hale Irwin, 1981 Buick Open; defeated Payne Stewart, 1984 Colonial
National Invitation; lost to Curtis Strange, 1985 Honda Classic; lost to Mark
McCumber, 1989 Beatrice Western Open.
JANZEN, Lee (1-0)
Defeated Corey Pavin, 1995 Kemper Open.
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JIMENEZ, Miguel Angel (0-1)
Lost to Tiger Woods, 1999 World Golf Championships-American Express
Championship.
JOBE, Brandt (0-1)
Lost to Phil Mickelson, 2005 BellSouth Classic.
JOHNSON, Richard S. (0-1)
Lost to Tim Herron, 2006 Bank of America Colonial.
JOHNSON, Zach (1-0)
Defeated Ryuji Imada, 2007 AT&T Classic.
JONES, Steve (2-1)
Defeated Bob Tway, 1988 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am; defeated Sandy Lyle
and Paul Azinger, 1989 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; lost to Payne Stewart, 1990 MCI
Heritage Classic.
JORDAN, Pete (0-1)
Lost to Fred Funk, 1996 B.C. Open.
KAYE, Jonathan (1-1)
Lost to Chris Riley, 2002 Reno-Tahoe Open; defeated John Rollins, 2003 Buick Classic.
KELLY, Jerry (0-1)
Lost to Loren Roberts, 1996 Greater Milwaukee Open.
KENDALL, Skip (0-3)
Lost to Scott Simpson, 1998 Buick Invitational; lost to Steve Lowery, 2000 Southern
Farm Bureau Classic; lost to Phil Mickelson, 2004 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
KITE, Tom (6-4)
Defeated Terry Diehl, 1976 IVB-Bicentennial Golf Classic; lost to Ed Fiori, 1982 Bob
Hope Desert Classic; defeated Jack Nicklaus and Denis Watson, 1982 Bay Hill
Classic; defeated Fred Couples, David Frost and Nick Price, 1986 Western Open; lost
to Morris Hatalsky, 1988 Kemper Open; lost to Curtis Strange, 1988 Nabisco
Championships; defeated Davis Love III, 1989 Nestle Invitational; defeated Payne
Stewart, 1989 Nabisco Championships; defeated John Cook, 1990 Federal Express
St. Jude Classic; lost to John Cook, 1992 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
KNOX, Kenny (1-1)
Defeated Jim Hallet, 1990 Buick Southern Open; lost to Mike Hulbert, 1991
Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic.
LANCASTER, Neal (1-1)
Defeated Tom Byrum, Mark Carnevale, David Edwards, Yoshinori Mizumaki and
David Ogrin, 1994 GTE Byron Nelson Classic; lost to John Rollins, 2002 Bell Canadian Open.
LANGER, Bernhard (1-2)
Defeated Bobby Wadkins, 1985 Sea Pines Heritage Classic; lost to Bob Tway, 1986
Shearson Lehman Brothers-Andy Williams Open. Lost to Rory Sabbatini, 2007
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial.
LAWRIE, Paul (1-0)
Defeated Jean Van de Velde and Justin Leonard, 1999 British Open.
LEHMAN, Tom (0-3)
Lost to Tiger Woods, 1997 Mercedes Championships; lost to Tim Herron, 1999 Bay
Hill Invitational; lost to Dean Wilson, 2006 The INTERNATIONAL.
LEONARD, Justin (1-4)
Lost to Phil Mickelson, 1996 Phoenix Open; lost to Paul Lawrie, 1999 British Open;
lost to John Rollins, 2002 Bell Canadian Open; lost to Vijay Singh, 2004 PGA Championship.
Defeated Jesper Parnevik, 2007 Valero Texas Open.
LEVET, Thomas (0-1)
Lost to Ernie Els, 2002 British Open.
LEWIS, J.L. (1-0)
Defeated Mike Brisky, 1999 John Deere Classic.
LICKLITER, Frank II (0-1)
Lost to Phil Mickelson, 2001 Buick Invitational.
LOVE, Davis III (2-7)
Lost to Tom Kite, 1989 Nestle Invitational; lost to Tom Purtzer, 1991 NEC World
Series of Golf; lost to Fred Couples, 1992 Nissan Los Angeles Open; defeated Mike
Heinen, 1995 Freeport McMoRan Classic; lost to Michael Bradley, 1996 Buick
Challenge; lost to Tiger Woods, 1996 Las Vegas Invitational; lost to Jesper Parnevik,
2000 GTE Byron Nelson Classic; lost to Phil Mickelson, 2001 Buick Invitational;
defeated Woody Austin, 2003 MCI Heritage.
LOWERY, Steve (2-0)
Defeated Rick Fehr, 1994 Sprint International; defeated Skip Kendall, 2000 Southern
Farm Bureau Classic.
LYLE, Sandy (3-1)
Defeated Jeff Sluman, 1987 Tournament Players Championship; defeated Fred
Couples, 1988 Phoenix Open; defeated Ken Green, 1988 Kmart Greater Greensboro
Open; lost to Steve Jones, 1989 Bob Hope Chrysler, Classic.
MAGEE, Andrew (1-0)
Defeated D.A. Weibring, 1991 Las Vegas Invitational.
MAGGERT, Jeff (0-1)
Lost to Mark Brooks, 1996 Shell Houston Open.
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MAGINNES, John (0-1)
Lost to Michael Bradley, 1996 Buick Challenge.
MAHAN, Hunter (1-1)
Lost to Vaughn Taylor, 2004 Reno-Tahoe Open. Defeated Jay Williamson, 2007
Travelers Championship.
MARUYAMA, Shigeki (1-0)
Defeated Charles Howell III, 2001 Greater Milwaukee Open.
MATTIACE, Len (0-2)
Lost to Michael Bradley, 1996 Buick Challenge; lost to Mike Weir, 2003 Masters
Tournament.
MAY, Bob (0-1)
Lost to Tiger Woods, 2000 PGA Championship.
MAYFAIR, Billy (2-5)
Lost to Jim Gallagher, Jr., 1990 Greater Milwaukee Open; lost to Jodie Mudd, 1990
Nabisco Championship; defeated Mark Calcavecchia and Ted Schulz, 1993 Greater
Milwaukee Open; lost to Vijay Singh, 1995 Phoenix Open; lost to Greg Norman, 1995
NEC World Series of Golf; defeated Tiger Woods, 1998 Nissan Open; lost to Jose
Coceres, 2001 WORLDCOM CLASSIC.
McCALLISTER, Blaine (1-2)
Lost to Gene Sauers, 1986 Bank of Boston Classic; defeated Gary Hallberg, 1991 HE-
B Texas Open; lost to Carlos Franco, 2000 Compaq Classic of New Orleans.
McCARRON, Scott (0-2)
Lost to Stuart Appleby, 2003 Las Vegas Invitational; lost to Vaughn Taylor, 2004
Reno-Tahoe Open.
McGOVERN, Jim (1-0)
Defeated John Huston, 1993 Shell Houston Open.
MEDIATE, Rocco (2-0)
Defeated Curtis Strange, 1991, Doral-Ryder Open; defeated Steve Elkington, 1993
Kmart Greater Greensboro Open.
MICKELSON, Phil (7-2)
Defeated Fred Couples, 1994 Mercedes Championships; defeated Justin Leonard,
1996 Phoenix Open; defeated Gary Nicklaus, 2000 BellSouth Classic; lost to Jesper
Parnevik, 2000 GTE Byron Nelson Classic; defeated Davis Love III and Frank Lickliter
II, 2001 Buick Invitational; defeated David Berganio, Jr., 2002 Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic; defeated Skip Kendall, 2004 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; defeated Rich
Beem, Arjun Atwal, Brandt Jobe and Jose Maria Olazabal, 2005 BellSouth Classic.
Lost to Charles Howell III, 2007 Nissan Open.
MIZE, Larry (1-3)
Lost to Greg Norman, 1986 Kemper Open; defeated Greg Norman and Seve Ballesteros,
1987 Masters Tournament; lost to Payne Stewart, 1990 MCI Heritage Classic; lost to
Olin Browne, 1998 Canon Greater Hartford Open.
MONTGOMERIE, Colin (0-2)
Lost to Ernie Els, 1994 U.S. Open; lost to Steve Elkington, 1995 PGA Championship.
MORGAN, John E. (0-1)
Lost to Mark Hensby, 2004 John Deere Classic.
NA, Kevin (0-1)
Lost to Geoff Ogilvy, 2005 Chrysler Classic of Tucson.
NICKLAUS, Jack (14-10)
Lost to Bobby Nichols, 1962 Houston Classic; defeated Arnold Palmer, 1962 U.S.
Open; defeated Gary Player, 1963 Palm Springs Golf Classic; lost to Arnold Palmer,
1963 Western Open; lost to Doug Sanders, 1965 Pensacola Open; defeated Johnny
Pott, 1965 Memphis Open; defeated Tommy Jacobs and Gay Brewer, 1966 Masters
Tournament; defeated Frank Beard and Lee Elder, 1968 American Golf Classic;
defeated George Archer, Billy Casper and Don January, 1969 Kaiser International;
defeated Arnold Palmer, 1970 Byron Nelson Classic, defeated Doug Sanders, 1970
British Open; lost to Gardner Dickinson, 1971 Atlanta Golf Classic; lost to Lee
Trevino, 1971 U.S. Open; defeated Johnny Miller, 1972 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am;
lost to Bobby Mitchell, 1972 Tournament of Champions; defeated Raymond Floyd and
Orville Moody, 1973 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am; defeated Miller Barber, 1973
Greater New Orleans Open; lost to Johnny Miller, 1974 World Open; lost to Tom
Weiskopf, 1975 Canadian Open; defeated Billy Casper, 1975 World Open; defeated
Bruce Lietzke, 1977 MONY Tournament of Champions; lost to Raymond Floyd, 1980
Doral-Eastern Open; lost to Tom Kite, 1982 Bay Hill Classic; defeated Andy Bean,
1984 Memorial Tournament.
NORMAN, Greg (4-8)
Lost to Mike Nicolette, 1983 Bay Hill Classic; lost to Fuzzy Zoeller, 1984 U.S. Open;
lost to Tom Watson, 1984 Western Open; lost to Mark Calcavecchia, 1985 British
Open; defeated Larry Mize, 1986 Kemper Open; lost to Larry Mize, 1987 Masters
Tournament; lost to Curtis Strange, 1988 Independent Insurance Agent Open; lost to
Seve Ballesteros, 1988 Manufacturers Hanover Westchester Classic; defeated Paul
Azinger, Mark Calcavecchia and Tim Simpson, 1990 Doral-Ryder Open; defeated
Bruce Lietzke, 1992 Canadian Open; lost to Paul Azinger, 1993 PGA Championship;
defeated Billy Mayfair and Nick Price, 1995 NEC World Series of Golf.
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OBERHOLSER, Arron (0-1)
Lost to Joey Sindelar, 2004 Wachovia Championship.
OGILVIE, Joe (0-1)
Lost to Padraig Harrington, 2005 Honda Classic.
OGILVY, Geoff (1-0)
Defeated Kevin Na and Mark Calcavecchia, 2005 Chrysler Classic of Tucson.
OGRIN, David (0-2)
Lost to Hal Sutton, 1985 St. Jude Memphis Classic; lost to Neal Lancaster, 1994 GTE
Byron Nelson Classic.
OLAZABAL, Jose Maria (0-2)
Lost to Phil Mickelson, 2005 BellSouth Classic; lost to Tiger Woods, 2005 Buick
Invitational.
O’MEARA, Mark (3-4)
Lost to Dave Eichelberger, 1981 Tallahassee Open; lost to Bob Gilder, 1983 Phoenix
Open; lost to Corey Pavin, 1991 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; lost to John Cook, 1992
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; defeated Jeff Sluman, 1992 AT&T Pebble Beach National
Pro-Am; defeated Bob Lohr, 1995 Bell Canadian Open; defeated Brian Watts, 1998
British Open.
PALMER, Arnold (14-10)
Defeated Ted Kroll, 1956 Insurance City Open; defeated Doug Ford, 1957 Rubber City
Open; lost to Howie Johnson, 1958 Azalea Open; defeated Gay Brewer and Pete
Cooper, 1959 West Palm Beach Open; lost to Bill Collins, 1960 Houston Classic;
defeated Bill Collins and Jack Fleck, 1960 Insurance City Open; defeated Al Balding,
1961 San Diego Open; defeated Doug Sanders, 1961 Phoenix Open; lost to Doug
Ford, 1961 “500” Festival Open; defeated Gary Player and Dow Finsterwald, 1962
Masters Tournament; defeated Johnny Pott, 1962 Colonial National Invitation; lost
to Jack Nicklaus, 1962 U.S. Open; defeated Paul Harney, 1963 Thunderbird Classic;
lost to Julius Boros, 1963 U.S. Open; defeated Tommy Aaron and Tony Lema, 1963
Cleveland Open; defeated Julius Boros and Jack Nicklaus, 1963 Western Open; lost
to Gary Player, 1964 Pensacola Open; lost to Tony Lema, 1964 Cleveland Open; lost
to Doug Sanders, 1966 Bob Hope Desert Classic; defeated Gay Brewer, 1966
Tournament of Champions; lost to Billy Casper, 1966 U.S. Open; defeated Deane
Beman, 1968 Bob Hope Desert Classic; lost to Jack Nicklaus, 1970 Byron Nelson
Classic; defeated Raymond Floyd, 1971 Bob Hope Desert Classic.
PARNEVIK, Jesper (1-1)
Defeated Davis Love III and Phil Mickelson, 2000 GTE Byron Nelson Classic. Lost to
Justin Leonard, 2007 Valero Texas Open.
PARRY, Craig (1-0)
Defeated Scott Verplank, 2004 Ford Championship at Doral.
PATE, Steve (0-3)
Lost to Wayne Levi, 1985 Georgia Pacific Atlanta Classic; lost to Corey Pavin, 1991
BellSouth Atlanta Classic; lost to Loren Roberts, 1999 GTE Byron Nelson Classic.
PAULSON, Dennis (1-2)
Lost to Duffy Waldorf, 1999 Buick Classic; defeated David Duval, 2000 Buick Classic;
lost to Robert Allenby, 2001 Nissan Open.
PAVIN, Corey (5-3)
Defeated Dave Barr, 1986 Greater Milwaukee Open; defeated Craig Stadler, 1987
Hawaiian Open; defeated Mark O’Meara, 1991 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; defeated
Steve Pate, 1991 BellSouth Atlanta Classic; lost to Billy Ray Brown, 1991 Canon
Greater Hartford Open; defeated Fred Couples, 1992 Honda Classic; lost to Bruce
Lietzke, 1992 Southwestern Bell Colonial; lost to Lee Janzen, 1995 Kemper Open.
PERRY, Kenny (1-1)
Defeated Hale Irwin, 1991 Memorial Tournament; lost to Mark Brooks, 1996 PGA.
PETROVIC, Tim (1-0)
Defeated James Driscoll, 2005 Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
PLAYER, Gary (3-10)
Lost to Sam Snead, 1958 Dallas Open; lost to Don Whitt, 1959 Memphis Open; lost
to Jay Hebert, 1961 American Golf Classic; lost to Arnold Palmer, 1962 Masters
Tournament; lost to Lionel Hebert, 1962 Memphis Open; lost to Jack Nicklaus, 1963
Palm Springs Golf Classic; defeated Arnold Palmer and Miller Barber, 1964
Pensacola Open; defeated Kel Nagle, 1965 U.S. Open; lost to Miller Barber, 1967
Oklahoma City Open; lost to Steve Reid, 1968 Azalea Open; defeated Hal
Underwood, 1971 Greater Jacksonville Open; lost to Tom Weiskopf, 1971 Kemper
Open; lost to Al Geiberger, 1975 MONY Tournament of Champions.
PRICE, Nick (3-3)
Lost to Tom Kite, 1986 Western Open; defeated Steve Elkington, 1992 H-E-B Texas
Open; defeated Scott Simpson, 1994 Southwestern Bell Colonial; lost to Greg
Norman, 1995 NEC World Series of Golf; defeated Jeff Sluman, 1998 FedEx St. Jude
Classic; lost to Robert Allenby, 2000 Advil Western Open.
PRIDE, Dicky (1-0)
Defeated Gene Sauers and Hal Sutton, 1994 Federal Express St. Jude Classic.
PURDY, Ted (0-1)
Lost to Stewart Cink, 2004 MCI Heritage.
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RILEY, Chris (1-1)
Defeated Jonathan Kaye, 2002 Reno-Tahoe Open; lost to John Daly, 2004 Buick Invitational.
ROBERTS, Loren (2-1)
Lost to Ernie Els, 1994 U.S. Open; defeated Jerry Kelly, 1996 Greater Milwaukee
Open; defeated Steve Pate, 1999 GTE Byron Nelson Classic.
ROCCA, Costantino (0-1)
Lost to John Daly, 1995 British Open.
ROLLINS, John (1-2)
Defeated Justin Leonard and Neal Lancaster, 2002 Bell Canadian Open; lost to
Jonathan Kaye, 2003 Buick Classic. Lost to Charley Hoffman, 2007 Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic.
SABBATINI, Rory (1-1)
Lost to Sergio Garcia, 2004 Buick Classic. Defeated Jim Furyk and Bernhard Langer,
2007 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial.
SAUERS, Gene (1-3)
Defeated Blaine McCallister, 1986 Bank of Boston Classic; lost to Mark Brooks, 1991
Kmart Greater Greensboro Open; lost to John Cook, 1992 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic;
lost to Dicky Pride, 1994 Federal Express St. Jude Classic.
SCOTT, Adam (1-0)
Defeated Chad Campbell, 2005 Nissan Open (unofficial tournament, 36 holes)
SHORT, Wes Jr. (1-0)
Defeated Jim Furyk, 2005 Michelin Championship at Las Vegas.
SIMPSON, Tim (0-2)
Lost to Mike Donald, 1989 Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic; lost to Greg Norman, 1990
Doral-Ryder Open.
SINDELAR, Joey (2-1)
Lost to Mark Brooks, 1988 Canon Sammy Davis, Jr.-Greater Hartford Open; defeated
Willie Wood, 1990 Hardee’s Golf Classic; defeated Arron Oberholser, 2004 Wachovia
Championship.
SINGH, Vijay (7-2)
Defeated Mark Wiebe, 1993 Buick Classic; defeated Billy Mayfair, 1995 Phoenix
Open; defeated Doug Martin, 1995 Buick Classic; lost to Hal Sutton, 1998 THE TOUR
Championship; defeated Justin Leonard and Chris DiMarco, 2004 PGA
Championship; defeated Mike Weir, 2004 Bell Canadian Open; lost to Padraig
Harrington, 2005 Honda Classic; defeated John Daly, 2005 Shell Houston Open;
defeated Jim Furyk and Sergio Garcia, 2005 Wachovia Championship; lost to Stuart
Appleby, 2006 Mercedes Championships.
SLUMAN, Jeff (1-6)
Lost to Sandy Lyle, 1987 Tournament Players Championship; lost to Billy Andrade,
1991 Kemper Open; lost to Mark O’Meara, 1992 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-
Am; lost to Nick Price, 1998 FedEx St. Jude Classic; lost to Glen Day, 1999 MCI
Classic; lost to Robert Allenby, 2001 Nissan Open; defeated Paul Gow, 2001 B.C. Open.
STADLER, Craig (3-3)
Defeated Dan Pohl, 1982 Masters Tournament; defeated Raymond Floyd, 1982
World Series of Golf; lost to Lanny Wadkins, 1985 Bob Hope Desert Classic; lost to
Corey Pavin, 1987 Hawaiian Open; defeated Russ Cochran, 1991 THE TOUR Championship;
lost to Robert Allenby, 2000 Shell Houston Open.
STANKOWSKI, Paul (2-0)
Defeated Brandel Chamblee, 1996 BellSouth Classic; defeated Jim Furyk and Mike
Reid, 1997 United Airlines Hawaiian Open.
SUTHERLAND, Kevin (0-1)
Lost to Phil Blackmar, 1997 Shell Houston Open.
SUTTON, Hal (4-2)
Defeated Bill Britton, 1982 Walt Disney World Golf Classic; defeated David Ogrin,
1985 St. Jude Memphis Classic; defeated Mike Reid, 1985 Southwest Golf Classic;
lost to Mike Donald, 1989 Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic; lost to Dicky Pride, 1994
Federal Express St. Jude Classic; defeated Vijay Singh, 1998 THE TOUR Championship.
TAYLOR, Vaughn (1-0)
Defeated Scott McCarron, Steve Allan and Hunter Mahan, 2004 Reno-Tahoe Open.
TOMS, David (1-2)
Defeated Mike Weir, 2000 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill; lost to Mike Weir,
2001 THE TOUR Championship; lost to Sergio Garcia, 2002 Mercedes Championships.
TRAHAN, D.J. (1-0)
Defeated Joe Durant, 2006 Southern Farm Bureau Classic.
TRIPLETT, Kirk (0-1)
Lost to Michael Clark II, 2000 John Deere Classic.
TRYBA, Ted (0-1)
Lost to Duffy Waldorf, 1999 Westin Texas Open.
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TWAY, Bob (4-4)
Defeated Bernhard Langer, 1986 Shearson Lehman Brothers-Andy Williams Open;
lost to Steve Jones, 1988 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am; lost to David Frost,
1988 Southern Open; lost to Scott Simpson, 1989 BellSouth Atlanta Golf Classic;
defeated John Cook, 1990 Las Vegas Invitational; defeated Nolan Henke and David
Frost, 1995 MCI Classic; lost to Robert Allenby, 2001 Nissan Open; defeated Brad
Faxon, 2003 Bell Canadian Open.
VAN DE VELDE, Jean (0-2)
Lost to Paul Lawrie, 1999 British Open; lost to Scott Verplank, 2000 Reno-Tahoe
Open.
VAN DER WALT, Tjaart (0-1)
Lost to Brad Faxon, 2005 Buick Championship.
VERPLANK, Scott (2-3)
Defeated Jim Thorpe, 1985 Western Open; lost to Trevor Dodds, 1998 Greater
Greensboro Chrysler Classic; defeated Jean Van de Velde, 2000 Reno-Tahoe Open;
lost to Robert Damron, 2001 Verizon Byron Nelson Classic; lost to Craig Parry, 2004
Ford Championship at Doral.
VILLEGAS, Camilo (0-1)
Lost to Mark Wilson, 2007 The Honda Classic.
WAITE, Grant (0-1)
Lost to David Duval, 1997 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill.
WALDORF, Duffy (2-1)
Lost to David Duval, 1997 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill; defeated Dennis
Paulson, 1999 Buick Classic; defeated Ted Tryba, 1999 Westin Texas Open.
WATSON, Tom (9-4)
Defeated Jack Newton, 1975 British Open; defeated Ben Crenshaw, 1978 Bing
Crosby National Pro-Am; lost to John Mahaffey, 1978 PGA Championship; lost to
Fuzzy Zoeller, 1979 Masters Tournament; defeated Bill Rogers, 1979 Byron Nelson
Classic; defeated Johnny Miller, 1979 Colgate Hall of Fame Classic; defeated D.A.
Weibring, 1980 Andy Williams-San Diego Open; lost to Bruce Lietzke, 1981 Byron
Nelson Classic; defeated Tommy Valentine, 1981 Atlanta Classic; defeated Johnny
Miller, 1982 Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open; defeated Frank Conner, 1982 Sea
Pines Heritage Classic; defeated Greg Norman, 1984 Western Open; lost to Mike
Reid, 1988 NEC World Series of Golf.
WATTS, Brian (0-1)
Lost to Mark O’Meara, 1998 British Open
WEEKLEY, Boo (0-1)
Lost to Mark Wilson, 2007 The Honda Classic.
WEIR, Mike (3-2)
Lost to David Toms, 2000 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill; defeated Ernie Els,
Sergio Garcia and David Toms, 2001 THE TOUR Championship; defeated Charles
Howell III, 2003 Nissan Open; defeated Len Mattiace, 2003 Masters Tournament;
lost to Vijay Singh, 2004 Bell Canadian Open
WIEBE, Mark (1-2)
Defeated John Mahaffey, 1985 Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic; lost to Tom Sieckmann,
1988 Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic; lost to Vijay Singh, 1993 Buick Classic.
WILLIAMSON, Jay (0-1)
Lost to Hunter Mahan, 2007 Travelers Championship.
WILSON, Dean (1-0)
Defeated Tom Lehman, 2006 The INTERNATIONAL.
WILSON, Mark (1-0)
Defeated Jose Coceres, Boo Weekley and Camilo Villegas, 2007 The Honda
Classic
WOOD, Willie (0-1)
Lost to Joey Sindelar, 1990 Hardee’s Golf Classic.
WOODS, Tiger (10-1)
Defeated Davis Love III, 1996 Las Vegas Invitational; defeated Tom Lehman, 1997
Mercedes Championships; lost to Billy Mayfair, 1998 Nissan Open; defeated Miguel
Angel Jimenez, 1999 World Golf Championships-American Express Championship;
defeated Ernie Els, 2000 Mercedes Championships; defeated Bob May, 2000 PGA
Championship; defeated Jim Furyk, 2001 World Golf Championships-NEC
Invitational; defeated Chris DiMarco, 2005 Masters; defeated John Daly, 2005 World
Golf Championships-American Express Championship; defeated Jose Maria
Olazabal and Nathan Green, 2006 Buick Invitational; defeated Stewart Cink, 2006
World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational.
WOOSNAM, Ian (1-0)
Defeated Jim Hallet, 1991 USF&G Classic.
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Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard
1976 Hale Irwin def. Kermit Zarley with a par on the sixth playoff hole.
1979 Bob Byman def. John Schroeder with a par on the second playoff hole.
1982 Tom Kite def. Jack Nicklaus and Denis Watson with a birdie on the first playoff
hole.
1983 Mike Nicolette def. Greg Norman with a par on the first playoff hole.
1984 Gary Koch def. George Burns with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1989 Tom Kite def. Davis Love III with a par on the second playoff hole.
1999 Tim Herron def. Tom Lehman with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
AT&T Classic
1969 Bert Yancey def. Bruce Devlin with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1971 Gardner Dickinson def. Jack Nicklaus with a par on the first playoff hole.
1981 Tom Watson def. Tommy Valentine with a par on the third playoff hole.
1982 Keith Fergus def. Raymond Floyd with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1985 Wayne Levi def. Steve Pate with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1989 Scott Simpson def. Bob Tway with a par on the first playoff hole.
1990 Corey Pavin def. Steve Pate with a par on the first playoff hole.
1996 Paul Stankowski def. Brandel Chamblee with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2000 Phil Mickelson def. Gary Nicklaus with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2005 Phil Mickelson def. Rich Beem, Arjun Atwal, Brandt Jobe and Jose Maria
Olazabal with a birdie on the fourth playoff hole.
2007 Zach Johnson def. Ryuji Imada with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
1962 Doug Ford def. Joe Campbell with a par on the first playoff hole.
1968 Johnny Pott def. Billy Casper and Bruce Devlin with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1972 Jack Nicklaus def. Johnny Miller with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1978 Tom Watson def. Ben Crenshaw with a par on the second playoff hole.
1979 Lon Hinkle def. Andy Bean and Mark Hayes with a birdie on the third playoff hole.
1981 John Cook def. Bobby Clampett, Ben Crenshaw, Hale Irwin and Barney
Thompson with a par on the third playoff hole.
1984 Hale Irwin def. Jim Nelford with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1988 Steve Jones def. Bob Tway with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1992 Mark O’Meara def. Jeff Sluman with a par on the first playoff hole.
BMW Championship
1899 Willie Smith (74) def. Laurie Auchterlonie (84) by 10 strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1934 Harry Cooper (133) def. Ky Laffoon (136) by three strokes in a 36-hole playoff.
1937 Ralph Guldahl (72) def. Horton Smith (76) by four strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1940 Jimmy Demaret (69) def. Toney Penna (72) by three strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1948 Ben Hogan (64) def. Ed Oliver (73) by nine strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1954 Lloyd Mangrum def. Ted Kroll with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1956 Mike Fetchick (66) def. Jay Hebert (71) by five strokes, Doug Ford (72) by six
strokes and Don January (75) by nine strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1957 Doug Ford def. George Bayer, Gene Littler and Billy Maxwell with a par on the
third playoff hole.
1960 Stan Leonard def. Art Wall with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1963 Arnold Palmer (70) def. Julius Boros (71) by one stroke and Jack Nicklaus (73)
by three strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1978 Andy Bean def. Bill Rogers with a par on the first playoff hole.
1979 Larry Nelson def. Ben Crenshaw with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1984 Tom Watson def. Greg Norman with a birdie on the third playoff hole.
1985 Scott Verplank def. Jim Thorpe with a par on the second playoff hole.
1986 Tom Kite def. Fred Couples, David Frost and Nick Price with a birdie on the
first playoff hole.
1989 Mark McCumber def. Peter Jacobsen with a par on the first playoff hole.
2000 Robert Allenby def. Nick Price with a par on the first playoff hole.
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Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
1963 Jack Nicklaus (65) def. Gary Player (73) by eight strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1964 Tommy Jacobs def. Jimmy Demaret with a par on the second playoff hole.
1966 Doug Sanders def. Arnold Palmer with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1968 Arnold Palmer def. Deane Beman with a par on the second playoff hole.
1971 Arnold Palmer def. Raymond Floyd with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1982 Ed Fiori def. Tom Kite with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1983 Keith Fergus def. Rex Caldwell with a par on the first playoff hole.
1984 John Mahaffey def. Jim Simons with a par on the second playoff hole.
1985 Lanny Wadkins def. Craig Stadler with a birdie on the fifth playoff hole.
1986 Donnie Hammond def. John Cook with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1989 Steve Jones def. Paul Azinger and Sandy Lyle with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1991 Corey Pavin def. Mark O’Meara with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1992 John Cook def. Rick Fehr, Tom Kite, Mark O’Meara and Gene Sauers with an eagle on
the fourth playoff hole.
1998 Fred Couples def. Bruce Lietzke with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2002 Phil Mickelson def. David Berganio, Jr. with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2004 Phil Mickelson def. Skip Kendall with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2007 Charley Hoffman def. John Rollins with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
British Open
1883 Willie Fernie def. Robert Ferguson in a 36-hole playoff.
1889 Willie Park Jr. def. Andrew Kirkaldy in a 36-hole playoff.
1896 Harry Vardon def. John H. Taylor in a 36-hole playoff.
1911 Harry Vardon def. Arnaud Massy in a 36-hole playoff; Massy conceded on the
35th hole.
1921 Jock Hutchison def. Roger Wethered in a 36-hole playoff.
1933 Denny Shute def. Craig Wood in a 36-hole playoff.
1949 Bobby Locke def. Harry Bradshaw 135-147 in a 36-hole playoff.
1958 Peter Thomson def. Dave Thomas by four strokes in a 36-hole playoff.
1963 Bob Charles def. Phil Rodgers 69-71 to 72-76 in a 36-hole playoff.
1970 Jack Nicklaus def. Doug Sanders 72-73 in an 18-hole playoff.
1975 Tom Watson def. Jack Newton by one stroke in an 18-hole playoff.
1989 Mark Calcavecchia def. Wayne Grady and Greg Norman in a four-hole playoff.
1995 John Daly def. Costantino Rocca 15-19 in a four-hole playoff.
1998 Mark O’Meara def. Brian Watts 17-19 in a four-hole playoff.
1999 Paul Lawrie def. Justin Leonard and Jean Van de Velde 15-18-18 in a fourhole
playoff.
2002 Ernie Els def. Thomas Levet on the first sudden-death hole after a four-hole
playoff with Levet, Stuart Appleby and Steve Elkington.
2004 Todd Hamilton def. Ernie Els 15-16 in a four-hole playoff.
2007 Padraig Harrington def. Sergio Garcia by one stroke in a four-hole aggregate
playoff (even par vs. 1-over par).
Buick Invitational
1961 Arnold Palmer def. Al Balding with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1962 Tommy Jacobs def. Johnny Pott with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1965 Wes Ellis def. Billy Casper with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1970 Pete Brown def. Tony Jacklin with a par on the first playoff hole.
1975 J.C. Snead def. Raymond Floyd and Bobby Nichols with a birdie on the second
playoff hole.
1980 Tom Watson def. D.A. Weibring with a par on the first playoff hole.
1984 Gary Koch def. Gary Hallberg with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1985 Woody Blackburn def. Ron Streck with a par on the fourth playoff hole.
1986 Bob Tway def. Bernhard Langer with a par on the second playoff hole.
1998 Scott Simpson def. Skip Kendall with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2001 Phil Mickelson def. Frank Lickliter and Davis Love III with a double-bogey on
the third playoff hole.
2004 John Daly def. Chris Riley and Luke Donald with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2006 Tiger Woods def. Nathan Green and Jose Maria Olazabal with a par on the
second playoff hole.
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1959 Art Wall Jr. def. Dow Finsterwald 71-73 in an 18-hole playoff.
1961 Jack Burke Jr. def. Billy Casper, Johnny Pott 71-74-74 in an 18-hole playoff.
1973 Wilf Homenuik def. Jim Ferriell.
1976 Ed Sabo def. Randy Erskine with a birdie on the third playoff hole.
1978 Jack Newton def. Mike Sullivan with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1979 John Fought def. Jim Simons with a par on the second playoff hole.
1981 Hale Irwin def. Bobby Clampett, Peter Jacobsen with a birdie on the second
playoff hole.
1991 Brad Faxon def. Chip Beck with a par on the first playoff hole.
1992 Dan Forsman def. Steve Elkington, Brad Faxon with a par on the second playoff
hole.
1995 Woody Austin def. Mike Brisky with a par on the second playoff hole.
Children’s Miracle Network Classic
1982 Hal Sutton def. Bill Britton with a birdie on the fourth playoff hole.
1986 Raymond Floyd def. Lon Hinkle and Mike Sullivan with a par on the first playoff
hole.
1988 Bob Lohr def. Chip Beck with a par on the fifth playoff hole.
1997 David Duval def. Dan Forsman with a par on the first playoff hole.
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial
1959 Ben Hogan (69) def. Fred Hawkins (73) by four strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1962 Arnold Palmer (69) def. Johnny Pott (73) by four strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1983 Jim Colbert def. Fuzzy Zoeller with a par on the sixth playoff hole.
1984 Peter Jacobsen def. Payne Stewart with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1986 Dan Pohl def. Payne Stewart with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1992 Bruce Lietzke def. Corey Pavin with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1994 Nick Price def. Scott Simpson with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2006 Tim Herron def. Richard S. Johnson with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
2007 Rory Sabbatini def. Jim Furyk and Bernhard Langer with a birdie-3 on first
playoff hole.
EDS Byron Nelson Championship
1956 Peter Thomson def. Gene Littler and Cary Middlecoff with a birdie on the first
playoff hole.
1958 Sam Snead def. Julius Boros, John McMullen and Gary Player with a birdie
on the first playoff hole.
1960 Johnny Pott def Ted Kroll and Bo Wininger with a birdie on the third playoff hole.
1970 Jack Nicklaus def. Arnold Palmer with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1972 Chi Chi Rodriguez def. Billy Casper with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1973 Lanny Wadkins def. Dan Sikes with a par on the first playoff hole.
1979 Tom Watson def. Bill Rogers with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1981 Bruce Lietzke def. Tom Watson with a par on the first playoff hole.
1985 Bob Eastwood def. Payne Stewart with a bogey on the first playoff hole.
1987 Fred Couples def. Mark Calcavecchia with a par on the third playoff hole.
1988 Bruce Lietzke def. Clarence Rose with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1989 Jodie Mudd def. Larry Nelson with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1992 Billy Ray Brown def. Ben Crenshaw, Raymond Floyd and Bruce Lietzke with a
birdie on the first playoff hole.
1994 Neal Lancaster def. Tom Byrum, Mark Carnevale, David Edwards, Yoshinori
Mizumaki and David Ogrin with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1999 Loren Roberts def. Steve Pate with a par on the first playoff hole.
2000 Jesper Parnevik def. Davis Love III and Phil Mickelson with a par on the third
playoff hole.
2001 Robert Damron def. Scott Verplank with a birdie on the fourth playoff hole.
2004 Sergio Garcia def. Dudley Hart and Robert Damron with a par on the first
playoff hole.
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FBR Open
1944 Harold McSpaden (70) def. Byron Nelson (72) by two strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1946 Ben Hogan (68) def. Herman Keiser (70) by two strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1949 Jimmy Demaret (67) def. Ben Hogan (70) by three strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1954 Ed Furgol (71) and Cary Middlecoff (71) tied in an 18-hole playoff. Furgol def.
Middlecoff with a par on the first sudden-death playoff hole.
1960 Jack Fleck (68) def. Bill Collins (71) by three strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1961 Arnold Palmer (67) def. Doug Sanders (70) by three strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1972 Homero Blancas def. Lanny Wadkins with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1977 Jerry Pate def. Dave Stockton with a par on the first playoff hole.
1983 Bob Gilder def. Rex Caldwell, Johnny Miller and Mark O’Meara with a par on
the eighth playoff hole.
1988 Sandy Lyle def. Fred Couples with a bogey on the third playoff hole.
1995 Vijay Singh def. Billy Mayfair with a par on the first playoff hole.
1996 Phil Mickelson def. Justin Leonard with a birdie on the third playoff hole.
John Deere Classic
1981 Dave Barr def. Woody Blackburn, Frank Conner, Dan Haldorson and Victor
Regalado with a par on the eighth playoff hole.
1983 Danny Edwards def. Morris Hatalsky with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1990 Joey Sindelar def. Willie Wood with a par on the first playoff hole.
1999 J.L. Lewis def. Mike Brisky with a birdie on the fifth playoff hole.
2000 Michael Clark II def. Kirk Triplett with a birdie on the fourth playoff hole.
2004 Mark Hensby def. John E. Morgan with a par on the second playoff hole.
Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open
1989 Scott Hoch def. Robert Wrenn with a birdie on the fifth playoff hole.
1990 Bob Tway def. John Cook with a par on the first playoff hole.
1991 Andrew Magee def. D.A. Weibring with a par on the second playoff hole.
1996 Tiger Woods def. Davis Love III with a par on the first playoff hole.
2003 Stuart Appleby def. Scott McCarron with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2005 Wes Short, Jr. def. Jim Furyk with a par on the second playoff hole.
Legends Reno-Tahoe Open
2000 Scott Verplank def. Jean Van de Velde with a birdie on the fourth playoff hole.
2002 Chris Riley def. Jonathan Kaye with a par on the first playoff hole.
2004 Vaughn Taylor def. Steve Allan, Hunter Mayhan, Scott McCarron with a birdie
on the first playoff hole.
Mayakoba Golf Classic
2007 Fred Funk def. Jose Coceres with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
Mercedes-Benz Championship
1966 Arnold Palmer (63) def. Gay Brewer (79) by 16 strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1972 Bobby Mitchell def. Jack Nicklaus with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1975 Al Geiberger def. Gary Player with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1977 Jack Nicklaus def. Bruce Lietzke with a birdie on the third playoff hole.
1992 Steve Elkington def. Brad Faxon with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1994 Phil Mickelson def. Fred Couples with a par on the second playoff hole.
1995 Steve Elkington def. Bruce Lietzke with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1997 Tiger Woods def. Tom Lehman with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2000 Tiger Woods def. Ernie Els with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
2002 Sergio Garcia def. David Toms with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2006 Stuart Appleby def. Vijay Singh with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
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Northern Trust Open
1935 Vic Ghezzi (73) def. Johnny Revolta (75) by two strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1942 Ben Hogan (72) def. Jimmy Thomson (73) by one stroke in an 18-hole playoff.
1950 Sam Snead (72) def. Ben Hogan (76) by four strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1952 Tommy Bolt (69) def. Jack Burke, Jr. (71) by two strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1969 Charles Sifford def. Harold Henning with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1970 Billy Casper def. Hale Irwin with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1971 Bob Lunn def. Billy Casper with a birdie on the fourth playoff hole.
1972 George Archer (66) def. Tommy Aaron (68) and Dave Hill (68) by two strokes in
an 18-hole playoff.
1982 Tom Watson def. Johnny Miller with a birdie on the third playoff hole.
1987 Tze-Chung Chen def. Ben Crenshaw with a par on the first playoff hole.
1992 Fred Couples def. Davis Love III with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1998 Billy Mayfair def. Tiger Woods with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2001 Robert Allenby def. Brandel Chamblee, Toshi Izawa, Dennis Paulson, Jeff
Sluman and Bob Tway with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2003 Mike Weir def. Charles Howell III with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
2005 Adam Scott def. Chad Campbell with a par on the first playoff hole (36-hole
unofficial tournament).
2007 Charles Howell III def. Phil Mickelson with a par on the third playoff hole.
PGA Championship
(Medal play only)
1961 Jerry Barber def. Don January 67-68 in an 18-hole playoff.
1967 Don January def. Don Massengale 69-71 in an 18-hole playoff.
1977 Lanny Wadkins def. Gene Littler with a par on the third playoff hole.
1978 John Mahaffey def. Jerry Pate, Tom Watson with a birdie on the second playoff
hole.
1979 David Graham def. Ben Crenshaw with a birdie on the third playoff hole.
1987 Larry Nelson def. Lanny Wadkins with a par on the first playoff hole.
1993 Paul Azinger def. Greg Norman with a par on the second playoff hole.
1995 Steve Elkington def. Colin Montgomerie with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1996 Mark Brooks def. Kenny Perry with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2000 Tiger Woods def. Bob May 12-13 in a three-hole playoff.
2004 Vijay Singh def. Chris DiMarco, Justin Leonard 11-12-12 in a three-hole playoff.
RBC Canadian Open
1920 J. Douglas Edgar def. Tommy Armour, Charles R. Murray in an 18-hole playoff.
1930 Tommy Armour shot 138 to defeat Leo Diegel in a 36-hole playoff.
1931 Walter Hagen def. Percy Alliss 141-142 in a 36-hole playoff.
1938 Sam Snead def. Harry Cooper 101-106 in a 27-hole playoff.
1940 Sam Snead def. Harold McSpaden 71-72 in an 18-hole playoff.
1946 George Fazio def. Dick Metz 70-71 in an 18-hole playoff.
1956 Doug Sanders def. Dow Finsterwald in a one-hole playoff.
1967 Billy Casper def. Art Wall Jr. 65-69 in an 18-hole playoff
1969 Tommy Aaron def. Sam Snead 70-72 in an 18-hole playoff.
1971 Lee Trevino def. Art. Wall Jr. with a birdie on the first playoff hole
1975 Tom Weiskopf def. Jack Nicklaus with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1983 John Cook def. Johnny Miller with a birdie on the sixth playoff hole.
1992 Greg Norman def. Bruce Lietzke birdie on the second playoff hole.
1995 Mark O’Meara def. Bob Lohr with a par on the first playoff hole.
1998 Billy Andrade def. Bob Friend with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2002 John Rollins def. Neal Lancaster, Justin Leonard with a birdie on the first
playoff hole.
2003 Bob Tway def. Brad Faxon with a bogey on the third playoff hole.
2004 Vijay Singh def. Mike Weir with a par on the third playoff hole.
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Shell Houston Open
1953 Cary Middlecoff (69) def. Jim Ferrier (71) and Shelley Mayfield (71) by two
strokes Earl Stewart (72) by three strokes and Bill Nary (75) by six strokes in
an 18-hole playoff.
1959 Jack Burke, Jr. (64) def. Julius Boros (69) by five strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1960 Bill Collins (69) def. Arnold Palmer (71) by two strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1961 Jay Hebert (69) and Ken Venturi (69) tied in an 18-hole playoff. Hebert def.
Venturi with a birdie on the first sudden-death playoff hole.
1962 Bobby Nichols (71) and Dan Sikes (71) def. Jack Nicklaus (76) by five strokes
in an 18-hole playoff. Nichols def. Sikes with a birdie on the first suddendeath
playoff hole.
1970 Gibby Gilbert def. Bruce Crampton with a birdie on the third playoff hole.
1971 Hubert Green def. Don January with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1980 Curtis Strange def. Hale Irwin and Lee Trevino with a birdie on the first playoff
hole.
1982 Ed Sneed def. Bob Shearer with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1986 Curtis Strange def. Calvin Peete with a birdie on the third playoff hole.
1987 Jay Haas def. Buddy Gardner with a par on the first playoff hole.
1988 Curtis Strange def. Greg Norman with a birdie on the third playoff hole.
1990 Tony Sills def. Gil Morgan with a par on the first playoff hole.
1993 Jim McGovern def. John Huston with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1995 Payne Stewart def. Scott Hoch with a par on the first playoff hole.
1996 Mark Brooks def. Jeff Maggert with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1997 Phil Blackmar def. Kevin Sutherland with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2000 Robert Allenby def. Craig Stadler with a par on the fourth playoff hole.
2005 Vijay Singh def. John Daly with a par on the first playoff hole.
Sony Open in Hawaii
1965 Gay Brewer def. Bob Goalby with a par on the first playoff hole.
1967 Dudley Wysong def. Billy Casper with a par on the first playoff hole.
1972 Grier Jones def. Bob Murphy with a par on the first playoff hole.
1978 Hubert Green def. Bill Kratzert with a par on the second playoff hole.
1984 Jack Renner def. Wayne Levi with a par on the second playoff hole.
1987 Corey Pavin def. Craig Stadler with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1996 Jim Furyk def. Brad Faxon with a birdie on the third playoff hole.
1997 Paul Stankowski def. Jim Furyk and Mike Reid with a birdie on the fourth
playoff hole.
2003 Ernie Els def. Aaron Baddeley with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
2004 Ernie Els def. Harrison Frazar with a birdie on the third playoff hole.
Stanford St. Jude Classic
1959 Don Whitt def. Al Balding and Gary Player with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1960 Tommy Bolt def. Ben Hogan and Gene Littler with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1962 Lionel Hebert def. Gene Littler and Gary Player with a birdie on the first playoff
hole.
1963 Tony Lema def. Tommy Aaron with a par on the first playoff hole.
1965 Jack Nicklaus def. Johnny Pott with a par on the first playoff hole.
1978 Andy Bean def. Lee Trevino with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1979 Gil Morgan def. Larry Nelson with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1985 Hal Sutton def. David Ogrin with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1990 Tom Kite def. John Cook with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1994 Dicky Pride def. Gene Sauers and Hal Sutton with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1998 Nick Price def. Jeff Sluman with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
The Barclays
1973 Bobby Nichols def. Bob Murphy with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1975 Gene Littler def. Julius Boros with a par on the first playoff hole.
1985 Roger Maltbie def. George Burns and Ray Floyd with a birdie on the first playoff
hole.
1987 J.C. Snead def. Seve Ballesteros with a par on the first playoff hole.
1988 Seve Ballesteros def. David Frost and Ken Green with a birdie on the first
playoff hole.
1989 Wayne Grady def. Ronnie Black with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1993 Vijay Singh def. Mark Wiebe with a birdie on the third playoff hole.
1995 Vijay Singh def. Doug Martin with a birdie on the fifth playoff hole.
1998 J.P. Hayes def. Jim Furyk with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1999 Duffy Waldorf def. Dennis Paulson with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2000 Dennis Paulson def. David Duval with a par on the fourth playoff hole.
2003 Jonathan Kaye def. John Rollins with an eagle on the first playoff hole.
2004 Sergio Garcia def. Rory Sabbatini and Padraig Harrington with a birdie on the
third playoff hole.
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1984 Bruce Lietzke def. Andy Bean with a par on the first playoff hole.
1985 Curtis Strange def. Peter Jacobsen with a par on the first playoff hole.
1992 Corey Pavin def. Fred Couples with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1993 Fred Couples def. Robert Gamez with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
2005 Padraig Harrington def. Vijay Singh and Joe Ogilvie with a par on the second
playoff hole.
2007 Mark Wilson def. Jose Coceres with a birdie on the third playoff hole. Boo
Weekley and Camilo Villegas were eliminated on the second playoff hole.
The Masters
1935 Gene Sarazen (144) def. Craig Wood (149) by five strokes in a 36-hole playoff.
1942 Byron Nelson (69) def. Ben Hogan (70) by one stroke in an 18-hole playoff.
1954 Sam Snead (70) def. Ben Hogan (71) by one stroke in an 18-hole playoff.
1962 Arnold Palmer (68) def. Gary Player (71) by three strokes and Dow Finsterwald
(77) by nine strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1966 Jack Nicklaus (70) def. Tommy Jacobs (72) by two strokes and Gay Brewer
(78) by eight strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1970 Billy Casper (69) def. Gene Littler (74) by five strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1979 Fuzzy Zoeller def. Ed Sneed and Tom Watson with a birdie on the second
playoff hole.
1982 Craig Stadler def. Dan Pohl with a par on the first playoff hole.
1987 Larry Mize def. Seve Ballesteros and Greg Norman with a birdie on the second
playoff hole.
1989 Nick Faldo def. Scott Hoch with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1990 Nick Faldo def. Raymond Floyd with a par on the second playoff hole.
2003 Mike Weir def. Len Mattiace with a bogey on the first playoff hole.
2005 Tiger Woods def. Chris DiMarco with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
the Memorial Tournament
1976 Roger Maltbie def. Hale Irwin with a birdie on the fourth playoff hole.
1984 Jack Nicklaus def. Andy Bean with a par on the third playoff hole.
1991 Kenny Perry def. Hale Irwin with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1992 David Edwards def. Rick Fehr with a par on the second playoff hole.
THE PLAYERS Championship
1981 Raymond Floyd def. Barry Jaeckel and Curtis Strange with a par on the second
playoff hole.
1987 Sandy Lyle def. Jeff Sluman with a par on the third playoff hole.
THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola
1988 Curtis Strange def. Tom Kite with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1989 Tom Kite def. Payne Stewart with a par on the second playoff hole.
1990 Jodie Mudd def. Billy Mayfair with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1991 Craig Stadler def. Russ Cochran with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1994 Mark McCumber def. Fuzzy Zoeller with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1998 Hal Sutton def. Vijay Singh with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2001 Mike Weir def. Ernie Els, Sergio Garcia and David Toms with a birdie on the
first playoff hole.
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Travelers Championship
1954 Tommy Bolt def. Earl Stewart when Stewart conceded on the first playoff hole.
1956 Arnold Palmer def. Ted Kroll with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1960 Arnold Palmer def. Bill Collins and Jack Fleck with a birdie on the third playoff hole.
1961 Billy Maxwell def. Ted Kroll with a birdie on the seventh playoff hole.
1962 Bob Goalby def. Art Wall with a birdie on the seventh playoff hole.
1965 Billy Casper def. Johnny Pott with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1969 Bob Lunn def. Dave Hill with a birdie on the fourth playoff hole.
1971 George Archer def. Lee Elder, Lou Graham and J.C. Snead with a birdie on the
first playoff hole.
1972 Lee Trevino def Lee Elder with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1975 Don Bies def. Hubert Green with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1980 Howard Twitty def. Jim Simons with a birdie on the sixth playoff hole.
1985 Phil Blackmar def. Jodie Mudd and Dan Pohl with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1986 Mac O’Grady def. Roger Maltbie with a par on the first playoff hole.
1988 Mark Brooks def. Dave Barr and Joey Sindelar with a birdie on the second
playoff hole.
1991 Billy Ray Brown def. Rick Fehr and Corey Pavin with a birdie on the first playoff
hole.
1998 Olin Browne def. Stewart Cink and Larry Mize with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2004 Woody Austin def. Tim Herron with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2005 Brad Faxon def. Tjaart van der Walt with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2007 Hunter Mahan def. Jay Williamson with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
U.S. Bank Championship at Milwaukee
1978 Lee Elder def. Lee Trevino with a par on the eighth playoff hole.
1983 Morris Hatalsky def. George Cadle.
1986 Corey Pavin def. Dave Barr with a birdie on the fourth playoff hole.
1990 Jim Gallagher Jr. def. Ed Dougherty, Billy Mayfair with a par on the first playoff
hole.
1993 Billy Mayfair def. Mark Calcavecchia, Ted Schulz with a birdie on the fourth
playoff hole.
1996 Loren Roberts def. Jerry Kelly with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2001 Shigeki Maruyama def. Charles Howell III with a birdie on the first playoff
hole.
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U.S. Open
1901 Willie Anderson (85) def. Alex Smith (86) by one stroke in an 18-hole playoff.
1903 Willie Anderson (82) def. David Brown (84) by two strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1908 Fred McLeod (77) def. Willie Smith (83) by six strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1910 Alex Smith (71) def. John McDermott (75) by four strokes and Macdonald
Smith (77) by six strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1913 Francis Ouimet (72) def. Harry Vardon (77) by five strokes and Edward Ray (78)
by six strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1919 Walter Hagen (77) def. Mike Brady (78) by one stroke in an 18-hole playoff.
1923 Robert T. Jones (76) def. Bobby Cruickshank (78) by two strokes in an 18- hole
playoff.
1925 Willie McFarlane (147) def. Robert T. Jones (148) by one stroke in a 36-hole playoff.
1927 Tommy Armour (76) def. Harry Cooper (79) by three strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1928 Johnny Farrell (143) def. Robert T. Jones (144) by one stroke in a 36-hole playoff.
1929 Robert T. Jones (141) def. Al Espinosa (164) by 23 strokes in an 36-hole playoff.
1931 Billy Burke (297) def. George Von Elm (298) by one stroke in a 72-hole playoff.
1939 Byron Nelson (138) def. Craig Wood (141) by three strokes in a 36-hole playoff.
Denny Shute (76) was eliminated after the first 18 holes.
1940 Lawson Little (70) def. Gene Sarazen (73) by three strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1946 Lloyd Mangrum (144) def. Vic Ghezzi (145) and Byron Nelson (145) by one
stroke in an 36-hole playoff.
1947 Lew Worsham (69) def. Sam Snead (70) by one stroke in an 18-hole playoff.
1950 Ben Hogan (69) def. Lloyd Mangrum (73) by four strokes and George Fazio (75)
by six strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1955 Jack Fleck (69) def. Ben Hogan (72) by three strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1957 Dick Mayer (72) def. Cary Middlecoff (79) by seven strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1962 Jack Nicklaus (71) def. Arnold Palmer (74) by three strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1963 Julius Boros (70) def. Jacky Cupit (73) by three strokes and Arnold Palmer (76)
by six strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1965 Gary Player (71) def. Kel Nagle (74) by three strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1966 Billy Casper (69) def. Arnold Palmer (73) by four strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1971 Lee Trevino (68) def. Jack Nicklaus (71) by three strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1975 Lou Graham (71) def. John Mahaffey (73) by two strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1984 Fuzzy Zoeller (67) def. Greg Norman (75) by eight strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1988 Curtis Strange (71) def. Nick Faldo (75) by four strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1990 Hale Irwin (77) def. Mike Donald (78) by one stroke in 19-hole playoff.
1991 Payne Stewart (75) def. Scott Simpson (77) by two strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1994 Ernie Els (82) def. Loren Roberts (83) by one stroke in a 20-hole playoff. Colin
Montgomerie (78) was eliminated after the first 18 holes.
2001 Retief Goosen (70) def. Mark Brooks (72) by two strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
Valero Texas Open
1923 Walter Hagen (71) def. Bill Mehlhorn (74) by three strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1940 Byron Nelson (70) def. Ben Hogan (71) by one stroke in an 18-hole playoff.
1942 Chick Harbert (69) def. Ben Hogan (72) by three strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1951 Dutch Harrison def. Doug Ford with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1969 Deane Beman def. Jack McGowan with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1975 Don January def. Larry Hinson with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1976 Butch Baird def. Miller Barber with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1981 Bill Rogers def. Ben Crenshaw with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1985 John Mahaffey def. Jodie Mudd with a par on the second playoff hole.
1991 Blaine McCallister def. Gary Hallberg with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1992 Nick Price def. Steve Elkington with a par on the second playoff hole.
1993 Jay Haas def. Bob Lohr with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1999 Duffy Waldorf def. Ted Tryba with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2007 Justin Leonard def. Jesper Parnevik with a birdie on the third playoff hole.
Verizon Heritage
1980 Doug Tewell def. Jerry Pate with a par on the first playoff hole.
1982 Tom Watson def. Frank Conner with a par on the third playoff hole.
1985 Bernhard Langer def. Bobby Wadkins with a par on the first playoff hole.
1990 Payne Stewart def. Steve Jones and Larry Mize with a birdie on the second
playoff hole.
1995 Bob Tway def. David Frost and Nolan Henke with a par on the second playoff hole.
1999 Glen Day def. Jeff Sluman and Payne Stewart with a birdie on the first playoff
hole.
2001 Jose Coceres def. Billy Mayfair with a par on the fifth playoff hole.
2003 Davis Love III def. Woody Austin with a birdie on the fourth playoff hole.
2004 Stewart Cink def. Ted Purdy with a birdie on the fifth playoff hole.
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Viking Classic
1994 Brian Henninger def. Mike Sullivan with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2000 Steve Lowery def. Skip Kendall with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2006 D.J. Trahan def. Joe Durant with a birdie on the third playoff hole.en
Wachovia Championship
2004 Joey Sindelar def. Arron Oberholser with a par on the second playoff hole.
2005 Vijay Singh def. Jim Furyk and Sergio Garcia with a par on the fourth playoff hole.
2006 Jim Furyk def. Trevor Immelman with a par on the first playoff hole.
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World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational
1978 Gil Morgan def. Hubert Green with a par on the first playoff hole.
1982 Craig Stadler def. Raymond Floyd with a par on the fourth playoff hole.
1988 Mike Reid def. Tom Watson with a par on the first playoff hole.
1989 David Frost def. Ben Crenshaw with a par on the second playoff hole.
1991 Tom Purtzer def. Jim Gallagher Jr. and Davis Love III with a par on the second
playoff hole.
1995 Greg Norman def. Billy Mayfair and Nick Price with a birdie on the first playoff
hole.
2001 Tiger Woods def. Jim Furyk with a birdie on the seventh playoff hole.
2006 Tiger Woods def. Stewart Cink with a birdie on the fourth playoff hole.
t Playoff Records (cont.)
World Golf Championships-CA Championship
1999 Tiger Woods def. Miguel Angel Jimenez with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2005 Tiger Woods def. John Daly with a par on the second playoff hole.
Wyndham Championship
1949 Sam Snead (69) def. Lloyd Mangrum (71) by two strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1953 Earl Stewart (68) and Sam Snead (68) def. Doug Ford (70) by two strokes and
Art Wall (72) by four strokes in an 18-hole playoff. Stewart def. Snead with
a par on the first sudden-death hole.
1954 Doug Ford (72) def. Marty Furgol (75) by three strokes in an 18-hole playoff.
1956 Sam Snead def. Fred Wampler with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1964 Julius Boros def. Doug Sanders with a par on the first playoff hole.
1966 Doug Sanders def. Tom Weiskopf with a par on the second playoff hole.
1969 Gene Littler def. Julius Boros, Orville Moody and Tom Weiskopf with a birdie
on the fifth playoff hole.
1971 Bud Allin def. Dave Eichelberger and Rod Funseth with a birdie on the first
playoff hole.
1972 George Archer def. Tommy Aaron with a par on the second playoff hole.
1981 Larry Nelson def. Mark Hayes with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1988 Sandy Lyle def. Ken Green with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1991 Mark Brooks def. Gene Sauers with a par on the third playoff hole.
1993 Rocco Mediate def. Steve Elkington with a birdie on the fourth playoff hole.
1997 Frank Nobilo def. Brad Faxon with a par on the first playoff hole.
1998 Trevor Dodds def. Scott Verplank with a par on the first playoff hole.
Zurich Classic of New Orleans
1945 Byron Nelson def. Harold McSpaden with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
1958 Billy Casper def. Ken Venturi with an eagle on the third playoff hole.
1969 Larry Hinson def. Frank Beard with a par on the third playoff hole.
1970 Miller Barber def. Bob Charles, Hubert Green and Howie Johnson with a
birdie on the first playoff hole.
1973 Jack Nicklaus def. Miller Barber with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
1991 Ian Woosnam def. Jim Hallet with a par on the second playoff hole.
1995 Davis Love III def. Mike Heinen with a birdie on the second playoff hole.
2000 Carlos Franco def. Blaine McCallister with a par on the second playoff hole.
2003 Steve Flesch def. Bob Estes with a birdie on the first playoff hole.
2005 Tim Petrovic def. James Driscoll with a par on the first playoff hole.
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2007: 27 (9-under) Brandt Snedeker, Buick Invitational
28 (8-under) John Daly, Frys.com Open, Tiger Woods, THE TOUR
Championship
2006 26 (8-under) Corey Pavin, U.S. Bank Championship
28 (8-under) Joe Ogilvie, Reno-Tahoe Open
28 (7-under) Zach Johnson, John Deere Classic; Kent Jones, John
Deere Classic
2005 28 (7-under) John Rollins, Deutsche Bank Championship
29 (7-under) Tom Lehman, Buick Invitational; Jason Allred, Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic; Brett Wetterich, Chrysler Classic of Tucson;
Lee Janzen, Honda Classic; Jose Maria Olazabal,
BellSouth Classic; Vijay Singh, Buick Open; Geoff Ogilvy,
Michelin Championship at Las Vegas; Briny Baird, Michelin
Championship at Las Vegas
2004 27 (9-under) Robert Gamez, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
28 (8-under) Charles Howell III, Booz Allen Classic;
Vijay Singh, Bell Canadian Open
2003 28 (8-under) Pat Perez, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic;
Craig Barlow, MCI Heritage
28 (7-under) Chris DiMarco, Phoenix Open
2002 28 (8-under) Brent Schwarzrock, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am,
Joel Edwards, Fed Ex St. Jude Classic
28 (7-under) Charles Howell III, Nissan Open;
J.P. Hayes, Greater Milwaukee Open
2001 27 (9-under) Billy Mayfair, Buick Open
2000 29 (8-under) Jerry Kelly, B.C. Open
29 (7-under) Paul Goydos, Barry Cheesman, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic;
Paul Azinger, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am; Edward
Fryatt, Doral-Ryder Open; Harrison Frazar, Compaq Classic
of New Orleans; David Howser, FedEx St. Jude Classic; Tom
Scherrer, Michelob Championship at Kingsmill; Chris
DiMarco, Paul Stankowski, Invensys Classic at Las Vegas;
Brian Watts, Southern Farm Bureau Classic
29 (6-under) Chris Perry, MCI Classic; Carl Paulson, MasterCard
Colonial; Jay Williamson, Kemper Insurance Open; Greg
Kraft, Buick Classic; Brian Henninger, Canon Greater
Hartford Open; Tim Herron, Air Canada Championship;
Steve Gotsche, Bell Canadian Open; Tom Lehman, Rocco
Mediate, SEI Pennsylvania Classic; Paul Goydos, Harrison
Frazar, Westin Texas Open
1999 28 (8-under) David Duval, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
28 (6-under) Paul Goydos, GTE Byron Nelson Classic
1998 28 (8-under) David Duval, Tucson Chrysler Classic;
Loren Roberts, Greater Milwaukee Open
28 (7-under) Vijay Singh, Canon Greater Hartford Open
1997 28 (8-under) David Duval, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
1996 28 (8-under) Jeff Julian, Buick Invitational;
Nolan Henke, Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Golf Classic
28 (6-under) Gil Morgan, GTE Byron Nelson Classic
1995 28 (7-under) Brad Faxon, PGA
29 (7-under) Jim Gallagher, Jr., Mark Brooks, Kenny Perry, Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic; Jay Delsing, FedEx St. Jude Classic; Dave
Stockton, Jr., Brad Bryant, Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile
Golf Classic
29 (6-under) Mike Brisky, Fuzzy Zoeller, Canon Greater Hartford Open
30 (7-under) Hal Sutton, B.C. Open
1994 29 (7-under) Davis Love III, Hawaiian; Lennie Clements, Bob Hope;
Ronnie Black, Buick Invitational; Larry Nelson, Doral-
Ryder; Dennis Paulson, Freeport-McMoRan; Brian
Henninger, New England
29 (6-under) Steve Lamontagne, Honda;
Guy Boros, Southwestern Bell Colonial
29 (5-under) Glen Day, B.C. Open
1993 28 (7-under) Keith Clearwater, Wayne Levi, Southwestern Bell Colonial
29 (7-under) Fuzzy Zoeller, Tom Kite, Bob Hope;
Greg Norman, Buick Open; Dan Halldorson, Milwaukee
1992 29 (7-under) Gil Morgan, Neal Lancaster, Bob Hope; Greg Norman,
Buick Open; Mark Calcavecchia, Masters, Jim
McGovern, Federal Express; John Cook, Las Vegas
29 (6-under) Dillard Pruitt, Phoenix; Robin Freeman, Byron Nelson;
David Frost, Hardee’s; Donnie Hammond,
David Edwards, Texas
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1991 28 (7-under) Andrew Magee, Los Angeles
28 (6-under) Emlyn Aubrey, Chattanooga
1990 28 (7-under) Kenny Knox, Chattanooga
29 (7-under) Tom Kite, Bob Hope
29 (6-under) David Frost, Tucson; Mike Hulbert, Colonial; Kirk Triplett,
Buick Classic; Howard Twitty, David Peoples, Southern;
Steve Jones, Billy Ray Brown, John Dowdall, Texas
29 (5-under) Chris Perry, Brad Fabel, Canon GHO
1989 28 (8-under) Steve Pate, Bob Hope; Webb Heintzelman, Las Vegas
1988 28 (7-under) Mike Sullivan, Texas
29 (7-under) Sandy Lyle, Pebble Beach; Dave Eichelberger, Hawaiian;
Gil Morgan, Andy Williams; Ken Green, Milwaukee; Mike
Donald, Walt Disney; Mark Wiebe, Ken Green, Tucson
1987 29 (7-under) Dewey Arnette, Trevor Dodds, Buick
30 (7-under) Joey Sindelar, B.C. Open
29 (6-under) Payne Stewart, Phoenix; David Frost, Andy Williams;
Wayne Levi, Hartford; Curtis Strange, Anheuser-Busch;
Dave Rummells, Dave Stockton, Hardee’s;
Robert Thompson, Provident
1986 29 (7-under) Hubert Green, Doral; Mike Sullivan, Houston;
Charles Bolling, Las Vegas
29 (6-under) Willie Wood, Westchester; Mike Smith, Hardee’s;
Mike Donald, Southern
1985 29 (7-under) Jim Thorpe, Milwaukee
29 (6-under) John Mahaffey, Bob Hope; Larry Mize, Los Angeles; Tom
Watson, Colonial; Roger Maltbie, Westchester; Brad Fabel,
Quad Cities; Mike Gove, Texas; Ken Brown, Pensacola
1984 29 (6-under) George Burns, Colonial; Mike McCullough, Canadian;
Mark O’Meara, Hartford
30 (6-under) Gibby Gilbert, Bob Hope; Willie Wood, Phoenix; Greg
Norman, Bay Hill; David Graham, T of C; Payne Stewart,
Memorial; Tom Kite, Westchester; Tommy Valentine, Mike
Donald, Atlanta; Gary Player, PGA; Rod Nuckolls, Steve
Brady, Denis Watson, Buick; Lon Hinkle, Scott Simpson,
Las Vegas; George Archer, Bank of Boston; Mark Lye,
Larry Rinker, Walt Disney
1983 28 (7-under) Jeff Sluman, Quad Cities
28 (6-under) Mark O’Meara, B.C. Open
29 (7-under) Hubert Green, Bob Hope; Craig Stadler, Buick
29 (6-under) Jon Chaffee, Rick Pearson, Quad Cities; Gibby Gilbert,
PGA; Lanny Wadkins, Anheuser-Busch; George Cadle,
Jim Colbert, Texas; Gary Hallberg, Pensacola.
1982 29 (7-under) George Burns, Hartford
29 (6-under) Scott Hoch, Houston; Gary Koch, Bob Eastwood, Allen
Miller, Quad Cities; Fred Couples, PGA; Isao Aoki, Hartford
1981 29 (6-under) Mike Holland, Anheuser-Busch; Fuzzy Zoeller, Hartford;
Bob Gilder, Southern
1980 29 (7-under) Bob Murphy, Tallahassee; Curtis Strange, Houston;
John Fought, Buick
29 (6-under) Gary Koch, Byron Nelson
1979 29 (7-under) Kermit Zarley, Doral-Eastern; Andy Bean, Atlanta
29 (6-under) Pat McGowan, Phoenix; Brad Bryant, Quad Cities;
Allen Miller, Hartford
1978 29 (7-under) Gary Koch, Houston
29 (6-under) Rod Funseth, Hartford; Ron Streck, Texas
29 (5-under) Rod Curl, B.C. Open
1977 29 (7-under) Graham Marsh, T of C; Bobby Wadkins, Memorial; Al
Geiberger, Memphis; Lanny Wadkins, Milwaukee; Rik
Massengale, Pleasant Valley; Florentino Molina, Hartford;
Leonard Thompson, Hall of Fame
29 (6-under) Fred Marti, Pleasant Valley; Rod Curl, IVB; Bruce Lietzke,
Hartford; Tom Weiskopf, World Series
1976 28 (8-under) Jim Colbert, Bob Hope; Fuzzy Zoeller, Quad Cities
1975 27 (7-under) Andy North, B.C. Open
28 (7-under) Bruce Crampton, Sahara
29 (7-under) Hale Irwin, Phoenix; Tom Weiskopf, Westchester
29 (6-under) Jim Simons, Hartford
1974 29 (7-under) Tom Kite, Doral-Eastern; Dan Sikes, New Orleans;
Tom Watson, Hartford
29 (6-under) Raymond Floyd, American Classic
1973 28 (7-under) Bert Yancey, American Classic
1972 29 (7-under) Babe Hiskey, Inverrary; Bert Yancey, Walt Disney
29 (7-under) Dwight Nevil, Southern; Cesar Sanudo, Sahara
1971 28 (7-under) Jim Jamieson, Robinson
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1970 29 (6-under) Dave Hill, Cleveland; George Knudson, Robinson;
Wilf Homenuik, Azalea
29 (5-under) Lou Graham, Memphis
Low 18:
2007 60 (10-under) Zach Johnson, THE TOUR Championship
61 (11-under) Brandt Snedeker, Buick Invitational
61 (9-under) Jesper Parnevik, Valero Texas Open; Mark Hensby, Fry’s
Electronics Open
2006 60 (12-under) Pat Perez, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; Justin Rose, FUNAI
Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
60 (10-under) Arron Oberholser, EDS Byron Nelson Championship
61 (10-under) Vijay Singh, Deutsche Bank Championship; J.J. Henry, FBR
Open
61 (9-under) Corey Pavin, U.S. Bank Championship; David Toms, Sony
Open in Hawaii
2005 60 (11-under) Phil Mickelson, FBR Open
61 (11-under) Davis Love III, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; Tiger Woods,
Buick Open; Carl Pettersson, FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney
World Resort
61 (9-under) Brad Faxon, Buick Championship
2004 60 (12-under) Robert Gamez, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
60 (10-under) Bart Bryant, Valero Texas Open
61 (11-under) Robert Gamez, B.C. Open;
Tag Ridings, Michelin Championship at Las Vegas
61 (10-under) Charles Howell III, Booz Allen Classic
61 (9-under) Chad Campbell, Bank of America Colonial;
Ted Purdy, Joe Ogilvie, Valero Texas Open
2003 61 (11-under) Pat Perez, Jay Haas, Tim Herron, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
61 (10-under) Chad Campbell, THE TOUR Championship
61 (9-under) Kenny Perry, Justin Leonard, Bank of America Colonial;
Heath Slocum, Bob Tway, Valero Texas Open
2002 61 (10-under) J.P. Hayes, John Deere Classic; John Huston, Buick Challenge
61 (9-under) Garrett Willis, Valero Texas Open
62 (10-under) Kenny Perry, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (Palmer Private at
PGA West); Cliff Kresge, B.C. Open; Sergio Garcia,
Retief Goosen, World Golf Championships-American Express
Championship;
Phil Tataurangi, Invensys Classic at Las Vegas.
62 (9-under) Davis Love III, WORLDCOM CLASSIC; Pat Bates, John
Deere Classic; Robert Allenby, Air Canada Championship;
Tim Herron, Buick Challenge; Steve Jones, Lee Janzen,
Joel Edwards, Invensys Classic at Las Vegas
2001 60 (11-under) Mark Calcavecchia, Phoenix Open
61 (11-under) Joe Durant, Robert Gamez, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic;
Paul Stankowski, Compaq Classic of New Orleans;
Billy Mayfair Buick Open; Chris DiMarco, Davis Love III,
Invensys Classic at Las Vegas.
2000 61 (11-under) Brent Geiberger, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic;
Stephen Ames, Doral-Ryder Open
61 (9-under) Kirk Triplett, Canon Greater Hartford Open;
Tiger Woods, World Golf Championships–NEC Invitational
1999 59 (13-under) David Duval, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
1998 62 (10-under) Bruce Lietzke, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; Davis Love III,
Buick Invitational; David Duval, Tucson Chrysler Classic
62 (9-under) Loren Roberts, Nolan Henke, Greater Milwaukee Open
62 (8-under) Scott Gump, Vijay Singh, Canon Greater Hartford Open;
John Cook, NEC World Series of Golf
1997 60 (12-under) Steve Lowery, Buick Challenge
1996 60 (11-under) Grant Waite, Phoenix Open
61 (11-under) John Huston, Memorial Tournament;
Keith Clearwater, Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic
1995 61 (10-under) Hal Sutton, B.C. Open
61 (9-under) Ernie Els, GTE Byron Nelson Classic
62 (10-under) Jim Furyk, Buick Open; Carl Paulson, Walt Disney
World/Oldsmobile Golf Classic
62 (9-under) Kenny Perry, Nissan Open
1994 60 (12-under) Davis Love III, Hawaiian
1993 61 (10-under) Jay Delsing, Federal Express
61 (9-under) Billy Mayfair, Byron Nelson;
Keith Clearwater, Lee Janzen, Colonial
1992 62 (10-under) Davis Love III, Kmart GGO; Fred Funk, Houston; John
Cook, Las Vegas; Lee Janzen, John Huston, Walt Disney
62 (8-under) David Frost, Hardee’s; Nick Price, Texas
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1991 59 (13-under) Chip Beck, Las Vegas
1990 60 (12-under) David Frost, Tucson
1989 61 (11-under) Jim Carter, Centel; Bob Tway, Walt Disney
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1988 61 (11-under) Ken Green, Milwaukee; Mark Wiebe, Tucson
61 (9-under) Dave Barr, Southern
1987 61 (11-under) David Edwards, Bob Hope
61 (9-under) Mike Smith, Hardee’s
1986 61 (10-under) Don Pooley, Phoenix
61 (9-under) Rod Curl, Southern
62 (10-under) George Burns, Las Vegas; Greg Norman, Canadian
1985 62 (10-under) Jim Thorpe, Milwaukee
62 (9-under) Larry Mize, Los Angeles; Jay Delsing, B.C. Open
62 (8-under) Bill Glasson, Las Vegas; Ron Streck, Quad Cities
1984 61 (11-under) Mark Lye, Walt Disney
1983 61 (10-under) George Archer, Los Angeles
62 (10-under) John Fought, Bob Hope; Tom Kite, Bing Crosby
62 (9-under) Andy Bean, Canadian; Curtis Strange, Hartford
62 (8-under) Jon Chaffee, Quad Cities; Craig Stadler, Jim Colbert, Texas
1982 61 (10-under) Dana Quigley, Hartford
61 (9-under) Hale Irwin, Southern
62 (10-under) Larry Rinker, Tallahassee
1981 62 (10-under) Nick Faldo, Hale Irwin, Hawaiian
62 (9-under) Andy Bean,Bay Hill; Ron Streck, Houston;
Leonard Thompson, Canadian; Mark O’Meara, Hartford
1980 62 (9-under) Jim Simons, Hartford
62 (8-under) George Burns, Texas
63 (9-under) Andy Bean, Hawaiian; Bob Shearer, Atlanta;
Bob Mann, Pensacola
1979 61 (11-under) Jerry McGee, Kemper; Andy Bean, Atlanta
61 (10-under) Ben Crenshaw, Phoenix
1978 62 (10-under) Dave Eichelberger, Atlanta
62 (9-under) Joe Inman, Hartford
62 (8-under) Hubert Green, Ron Streck, San Antonio
1977 59 (13-under) Al Geiberger, Memphis
1976 62 (10-under) Gary Player, Florida Citrus
1975 61 (11-under) Johnny Miller, Tucson
61 (10-under) Johnny Miller, Phoenix
1974 61 (11-under) Bert Yancey, Bob Hope
1973 62 (9-under) Jack Nicklaus, Ohio Kings Island;
Gibby Gilbert, Tom Watson, World Open
62 (8-under) J.C. Snead, Phoenix
63 (9-under) Dave Stockton, Milwaukee; Hubert Green, Disney
63 (8-under) Johnny Miller, U.S. Open; Hubert Green (2), Hartford;
John Schroeder, Quad Cities
63 (7-under) Dick Rhyan, Southern
1972 61 (10-under) Homero Blancas, Phoenix
1971 62 (9-under) Billy Casper, Phoenix; Charles Coody, Cleveland
62 (8-under) Larry Ziegler, Dave Eichelberger, Memphis;
Bobby Mitchell, Southern
1970 61 (10-under) Johnny Miller, Phoenix
Low First 18:
2007 61 (11-under) Brandt Snedeker, North Course, Buick Invitational
61 (9-under) Jesper Parnevik, Valero Texas Open
62 (9-under) Hunter Mahan, Canadian Open
62 (8-under) Fred Funk, Mayakoba Golf Classic; Hunter Mahan,
Travelers Championship; Tim Clark, THE TOUR Championship
2006 60 (12-under) Pat Perez, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; Justin Rose, FUNAI
Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
61 (9-under) Corey Pavin, U.S. Bank Championship
2005 62 (10-under) Phil Mickelson, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am; Tom
Lehman, Buick Invitational; Charles Warren, Chrysler Classic of
Greensboro; Briny Baird, Michelin Championship at Las Vegas
62 (9 under) Ryan Palmer, Michelin Championship at Las Vegas; Peter
Lonard, MCI Heritage
62 (8-under) Patrick Sheehan, Bank of America Colonial; Justin
Leonard, FedEx St. Jude Classic; Ben Crane, U.S. Bank
Championship; Robert Gamez, Valero Texas Open; Bart
Bryant, THE TOUR Championship.
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2004 61 (10-under) Charles Howell III, Booz Allen Classic
61 (9-under) Ted Purdy, Valero Texas Open
62 (10-under) J.L. Lewis, FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
62 (9-under) Jose Coceres, John Deere Classic;
Jeff Sluman, Chrysler Championship
62 (8-under) Corey Pavin, Buick Championship
2003 61 (9-under) Heath Slocum, Bob Tway, Valero Texas Open
62 (10-under) Steve Flesch, Stuart Appleby, Las Vegas Invitational
62 (9-under) Harrison Frazar, Phoenix Open
62 (8-under) Aaron Baddeley, Valero Texas Open
2002 62 (9-under) Davis Love III, WORLDCOM CLASSIC;
Steve Jones, Invensys Classic at Las Vegas
63 (10-under) Mike Weir, Mercedes Championships
2001 61 (10-under) Bob Estes, FedEx St. Jude Classic
62 (10-under) Mike Weir, Genuity Championship
2000 63 (9-under) David Toms, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic;
Nick Price, Advil Western Open; Woody Austin, Buick
Open; Jeff Maggert, Buick Challenge; Bruce Lietzke,
Invensys Classic at Las Vegas; Steve Flesch, Tiger Woods,
National Car Rental Golf Classic; Nick Price, World Golf
Championships–American Express Championship
63 (8-under) Tom Lehman, Phil Mickelson, Phoenix Open
63 (7-under) Paul Azinger, Sony Open in Hawaii
1999 61 (11-under) Craig Barlow, Las Vegas Invitational
61 (9-under) Tiger Woods, GTE Byron Nelson Classic
62 (9-under) Ben Bates, Greater Milwaukee Open
1998 62 (10-under) Davis Love III, Buick Invitational
62 (9-under) Loren Roberts, Greater Milwaukee Open
1997 62 (10-under) Steve Jones, Phoenix Open; Brian Claar, Mike Reid,
United Airlines Hawaiian Open; Sonny Skinner, Buick Open
1996 62 (10-under) Tim Herron, Honda Classic
62 (9-under) Nolan Henke, Greater Milwaukee Open
1995 62 (10-under) Carl Paulson, Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Golf Classic
62 (9-under) Glen Day, Mike Standly, FedEx St. Jude Classic
1994 61 (10-under) Bob Lohr, Anheuser-Busch
1993 62 (9-under) Mike Smith, Texas
63 (9-under) Howard Twitty, Hawaiian; Billy Andrade, Northern Telecom
63 (8-under) Jim Gallagher, Jr., TOUR Championship
63 (7-under) Jeff Woodland, Hardee’s
1992 62 (10-under) Lee Janzen, Walt Disney
62 (8-under) David Frost, Hardee’s
1991 61 (11-under) Robert Gamez, Milwaukee
61 (9-under) Marco Dawson, Chattanooga
1990 61 (9-under) Jose Maria Olazabal, World Series
62 (10-under) Pat McGowan, Tucson
62 (9-under) Larry Silveira, Federal Express
62 (8-under) Howard Twitty, Southern
1989 61 (11-under) Bob Tway, Walt Disney
1988 62 (10-under) Bob Lohr, Walt Disney
1987 61 (11-under) David Edwards, Bob Hope
1986 62 (8-under) Ernie Gonzalez, Deposit Guaranty
63 (9-under) George Burns, Hawaiian
63 (8-under) Hubert Green, Phoenix
63 (7-under) Bob Lohr, Hardee’s
1985 62 (8-under) Bill Glasson, Las Vegas
63 (9-under) Fred Couples, Honda; John Mahaffey, USF&G
63 (8-under) Lanny Wadkins, Los Angeles; Mac O’Grady, Byron Nelson;
John Cook, Pensacola
1984 62 (9-under) Lon Hinkle, Las Vegas
1983 62 (8-under) Craig Stadler, Texas
63 (9-under) Craig Stadler, Bob Hope, Fuzzy Zoeller, Las Vegas
63 (8-under) Mark O’Meara, B.C. Open, Mark Lye, Pensacola
63 (7-under) Tom Byrum, Quad Cities
1982 62 (10-under) Larry Rinker, Tallahassee
1981 63 (8-under) Lon Nielsen, Hartford
63 (7-under) Dan Halldorson, Tucson; Craig Stadler, Texas
64 (8-under) Skip Dunaway, USF&G
64 (7-under) Tom Watson, Bay Hill; Calvin Peete, B.C. Open
1980 62 (9-under) Jim Simons, Hartford
63 (9-under) Bob Shearer, Atlanta
63 (7-under) Bruce Lietzke, Colonial; Jack Nicklaus,
Tom Weiskopf, U.S. Open; Scott Hoch, Quad Cities
1979 61 (11-under) Jerry McGee, Greensboro
1978 62 (10-under) Dave Eichelberger, Atlanta
62 (8-under) Hubert Green, Texas
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1977 63 (8-under) J.C. Snead, Hall of Fame
63 (7-under) Charles Coody, Texas
64 (8-under) Rik Massengale, Bob Hope; George Burns, Buick
64 (7-under) Fred Marti, Pleasant Valley; Lee Elder, Hartford
64 (6-under) Jerry Pate, Southern
1976 63 (9-under) Johnny Miller, Kaiser International
63 (8-under) Fuzzy Zoeller, Quad Cities; David Graham,
Carlton White, Westchester; Buddy Allin, B.C. Open
64 (8-under) Rod Curl, Hawaiian; Ken Still, Milwaukee
1975 63 (8-under) Andy North, B.C. Open; Miller Barber, Sahara
64 (8-under) Johnny Miller, Bob Hope; Bob Stanton, Inverrary
64 (7-under) Tom Weiskopf, Greensboro; Andy North, Pensacola;
Dennis Meyer, Hartford
1974 62 (10-under) Johnny Miller, Tucson
1973 62 (9-under) Gibby Gilbert, World Open
62 (8-under) J.C. Snead, Phoenix
63 (8-under) Hubert Green, Hartford
64 (8-under) Jack Nicklaus, Bob Hope; Gibby Gilbert, Chi Chi
Rodriguez, Florida Citrus; Lee Trevino, Doral-Eastern;
Tom Weiskopf, Westchester
1972 63 (8-under) Bert Yancey, Hartford
64 (8-under) DeWitt Weaver, Westchester
64 (7-under) Dave Hill, Monsanto
64 (6-under) Deane Beman, St. Louis
1971 63 (9-under) Joel Goldstrand, Hartford
1970 63 (7-under) Dave Hill, Memphis
64 (8-under) Arnold Palmer, Florida Citrus; Bob Menne, National Airlines
64 (7-under) Bert Greene, Phoenix; Arnold Palmer,
Tommy Aaron, Greensboro; Tommy Aaron, Sahara
Low First 36:
2007 126 (14-under) Jesper Parnevik, Valero Texas Open
127 (13-under) Tiger Woods, THE TOUR Championship
2006 125 (15-under) Corey Pavin, U.S. Bank Championship (tied PGA TOUR record)
127 (17-under) Justin Rose, FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
127 (15-under ) Ben Curtis, Booz Allen Classic; Tiger Woods, World Golf
Championships-American Express Championship
2005 127 (17-under) Carl Pettersson, FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World
Resort; Joe Ogilvie, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
127 (13-under) Ben Crane, U.S. Bank Championship; Justin Leonard,
FedEx St. Jude Classic
128 (15-under) Briny Baird, Michelin Championship at Las Vegas
128 (12-under) Kenny Perry, Bank of America Colonial; Justin Rose, Buick
Championship; Dean Wilson, Valero Texas Open
2004 128 (14-under) Adam Scott, Booz Allen Classic;
129 (15-under) Danny Ellis, HP Classic of New Orleans;
129 (11-under) Steve Allan, Sony Open in Hawaii;
Dean Wilson, Valero Texas Open
2003 126 (17-under) Steve Flesch, Scott Verplank, Las Vegas Invitational;
126 (14-under) Tommy Armour III, Valero Texas Open
2002 127 (17-under) Chris DiMarco, Walt Disney World Resort Golf Classic
2001 125 (17-under) Mark Calcavecchia, Phoenix Open
125 (19-under) Tom Lehman, Invensys Classic at Las Vegas
2000 125 (15-under) Tiger Woods, World Golf Championships–NEC Invitational
127 (15-under) David Frost, John Deere Classic
128 (16-under) Steve Flesch, National Car Rental Golf Classic
1999 126 (16-under) David Frost, FedEx St. Jude Classic
1998 128 (16-under) John Huston, United Airlines Hawaiian Open;
David Duval, Tucson Chrysler Classic
1997 126 (16-under) Steve Jones, Phoenix Open
1996 126 (16-under) John Cook, FedEx St. Jude Classic
126 (17-under) Rick Fehr, Las Vegas Invitational
1995 127 (15-under) Jim Gallagher, Jr., FedEx St. Jude Classic
1994 127 (15-under) Bob Estes, Texas
128 (16-under) Davis Love III, Hawaiian; Scott Hoch, Bob Hope
1993 129 (15-under) Blaine McCallister, Houston
1992 129 (11-under) Dan Forsman, Byron Nelson; Fulton Allem, Colonial
128 (14-under) Roger Maltbie, Texas
130 (10-under) David Frost, Hardee’s
130 (12-under) Davis Love III, Los Angeles; Dan Forsman, Federal Express
131 (13-under) Tom Watson, Brad Faxon, Mike Springer, Buick
Invitational
1991 127 (17-under) Robert Gamez, Milwaukee
127 (13-under) Lennie Clements, Chattanooga
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1990 128 (16-under) Tim Simpson, Walt Disney
128 (12-under) Jose Maria Olazabal, World Series;
Peter Persons, Chattanooga; Steve Jones, Texas
1989 126 (14-under) Paul Azinger, Texas
128 (16-under) Dan Pohl, Honda
1988 127 (13-under) Corey Pavin, Texas
129 (15-under) Jeff Sluman, Greensboro; Larry Nelson, Atlanta;
Bob Lohr, Disney
1987 128 (16-under) Robert Wrenn, Buick
128 (14-under) Joey Sindelar, B.C. Open
1986 128 (12-under) Hal Sutton, Phoenix; Ernie Gonzalez, Pensacola
1985 128 (12-under) Tim Simpson, Southern
1984 130 (14-under) Chip Beck, Walt Disney
130 (11-under) Lon Hinkle, Las Vegas
130 (10-under) Jim Colbert, Texas
1983 128 (12-under) Jim Colbert, Texas
129 (15-under) Craig Stadler, Bob Hope
1982 127 (15-under) Tim Norris, Hartford
127 (13-under) Bob Gilder, Westchester
1981 129 (13-under) Lon Nielsen, Hartford
1980 129 (13-under) Curtis Strange, Houston
129 (11-under) Scott Hoch, Quad Cities
131 (13-under) Tom Watson, T of C
131 (9-under) Mike Sullivan, Southern
1979 128 (14-under) Ben Crenshaw, Phoenix
1978 128 (14-under) Phil Hancock, Hartford
128 (12-under) Ben Crenshaw, Texas
1977 127 (15-under) Hale Irwin, Hall of Fame
1976 130 (12-under) Roger Maltbie, Phoenix; Buddy Allin, B.C. Open;
Rik Massengale, Hartford
131 (13-under) Raymond Floyd, Masters
132 (12-under) Fuzzy Zoeller, Milwaukee
1975 128 (14-under) Johnny Miller, Phoenix
129 (15-under) Tom Weiskopf, Westchester
129 (13-under) Jack Nicklaus, Heritage
1974 130 (12-under) Dave Stockton, Hartford
132 (12-under) Jack Nicklaus, Hawaiian; Hubert Green, Memphis
1973 129 (11-under) J.C. Snead, Phoenix
131 (13-under) Buddy Allin, Florida Citrus
131 (11-under) Jim Wiechers, Hartford
133 (11-under) John Schlee, Kaiser International
1972 131 (13-under) Dwight Nevil, Westchester
131 (9-under) Deane Beman, St. Louis
1971 129 (13-under) Miller Barber, Paul Harney, Gene Littler, Phoenix
1970 130 (12-under) Bobby Mitchell, Azalea
Low First 54:
2007 191 (19-under) Tiger Woods, THE TOUR Championship
192 (18-under) Jesper Parnevik, Valero Texas Open
2006 193 (17-under) Corey Pavin, U.S. Bank Championship
194 (19-under) Ben Curtis, Booz Allen Classic; Tiger Woods, World Golf
Championships-American Express Championship
194 (16-under) Eric Axley, Valero Texas Open
2005 191 (19-under) Ben Crane, U.S. Bank Championship
192 (18-under) Kenny Perry, Bank of America Colonial
193 (23-under) Joe Ogilvie, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
193 (17-under) Justin Leonard, FedEx St. Jude Classic
2004 194 (16-under) Bart Bryant, Valero Texas Open
195 (21-under) Phil Mickelson, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
195 (18-under) David Toms, FedEx St. Jude Classic;
Adam Scott, Booz Allen Classic
2003 189 (21-under) Tommy Armour III, Valero Texas Open
192 (23-under) Steve Flesch, Scott Verplank, Las Vegas Invitational
2002 193 (20-under) Jeff Sluman, Greater Milwaukee Open
195 (20-under) Jim Furyk, Invensys Classic at Las Vegas
2001 189 (24-under) Mark Calcavecchia, Phoenix Open
2000 192 (18-under) Tiger Woods, World Golf Championships–NEC Invitational
194 (19-under) Loren Roberts, Greater Milwaukee Open
194 (22-under) Steve Flesch, National Car Rental Golf Classic
1999 193 (17-under) Brian Henninger, John Deere Classic
1998 194 (22-under) John Huston, United Airlines Hawaiian Open
1997 191 (22-under) Steve Jones, Phoenix Open
1996 189 (24-under) John Cook, FedEx St. Jude Classic
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1995 195 (18-under) Jim Gallagher, Jr., FedEx St. Jude Classic
195 (18-under) Fred Funk, Ideon Classic
195 (15-under) Ernie Els, GTE Byron Nelson Classic
196 (20-under) Harry Taylor, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
1994 195 (18-under) Bob Estes, Texas
197 (19-under) Lennie Clements, Bob Hope; Greg Norman, PLAYERS
1993 195 (21-under) Greg Norman, Doral-Ryder
195 (15-under) David Frost, Hardee’s
1992 194 (16-under) David Frost, Hardee’s
196 (20-under) Ted Schulz, Mark O’Meara, Walt Disney
197 (16-under) Nick Price, Texas
1991 195 (18-under) Hal Sutton, Kemper
195 (15-under) Lance Ten Broeck, Chattanooga
196 (20-under) Chip Beck, Bruce Lietzke, Las Vegas
1989 194 (16-under) John Daly, Chattanooga; Donnie Hammond, Texas
1990 193 (23-under) Tim Simpson, Walt Disney
193 (17-under) Peter Persons, Chattanooga
197 (19-under) Gene Sauers, Hawaiian
1988 193 (17-under) Blaine McCallister, Hardee’s; Corey Pavin, Texas
1987 195 (21-under) Robert Wrenn, Buick
1986 196 (17-under) Hal Sutton, Phoenix
196 (14-under) Ben Crenshaw, Vantage
199 (17-under) Calvin Peete, T of C
1985 197 (13-under) Jodie Mudd, Texas; Tim Simpson, Southern
198 (18-under) Craig Stadler, Bob Hope; Mark O’Meara, Hawaiian;
Woody Blackburn, San Diego
1984 196 (20-under) Larry Nelson, Walt Disney
1983 194 (16-under) Jim Colbert, Texas
198 (15-under) Jack Renner, Hartford
199 (17-under) Craig Stadler, Bob Hope
1982 192 (18-under) Bob Gilder, Westchester
193 (20-under) Tim Norris, Hartford
1981 196 (20-under) Bruce Lietzke, Bob Hope; Hale Irwin, Hawaiian
1980 195 (18-under) Curtis Strange, Houston
200 (19-under) Jim Colbert, Tucson
1979 197 (16-under) Wayne Levi, Houston
197 (13-under) Doug Tewell, Texas
198 (18-under) Hubert Green, Hawaiian; Andy Bean, Atlanta
1978 198 (18-under) Andy Bean, Houston
198 (12-under) Ben Crenshaw, Texas
1977 196 (17-under) Bill Kratzert, Hartford; Hale Irwin, Hall of Fame
1976 200 (16-under) J.C. Snead, San Diego
200 (13-under) Roger Maltbie, Phoenix; Al Geiberger, Greensboro;
Rik Massengale, J.C. Snead, Hartford
200 (10-under) Lee Trevino, Colonial
1975 196 (17-under) Johnny Miller, Phoenix
1974 198 (18-under) Terry Diehl, Texas
1973 198 (18-under) Buddy Allin, Florida Citrus
1972 198 (12-under) Deane Beman, St. Louis
201 (15-under) George Knudson, Kaiser International
1971 194 (19-under) Paul Harney, Phoenix
1970 198 (15-under) Bob Murphy, Hartford; Bobby Mitchell, Azalea
198 (12-under) Homero Blancas, Memphis
Low First 72:
2007 257 (23-under) Tiger Woods, THE TOUR Championship
261 (19-under) Justin Leonard, Valero Texas Open; Jesper Parnevik,
Valero Texas Open
2006 260 (28-under) Phil Mickelson, BellSouth Classic
260 (20-under) Corey Pavin, U.S. Bank Championship
261 (23-under) Tiger Woods, World Golf Championships -American Express
Championship
261 (19-under) David Toms, Sony Open in Hawaii
2005 260 (20-under) Ben Crane, U.S. Bank Championship
261 (19-under) Kenny Perry, Bank of America Colonial
262 (26-under) Joe Ogilvie, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
263 (17-under) Bart Bryant, THE TOUR Championship
264 (24-under) Peter Lonard, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; Tiger Woods,
Ford Championship at Doral; Jason Bohn, B.C. Open; Vijay
Singh, Buick Open
2004 261 (19-under) Bart Bryant, Valero Texas Open
262 (26-under) Phil Mickelson; Kirk Triplett, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
262 (18-under) Ernie Els; Harrison Frazar, Sony Open in Hawaii
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2003 254 (26-under) Tommy Armour III, Valero Texas Open (PGA TOUR Record)
259 (29-under) Tim Herron, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
2002 261 (27-under) Jonathan Byrd, Buick Challenge
261 (23-under) Jeff Sluman, Greater Milwaukee Open
261 (19-under) Loren Roberts, Valero Texas Open
2001 254 (29-under) Joe Durant, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
256 (28-under) Mark Calcavecchia, Phoenix Open
2000 259 (21-under) Tiger Woods, World Golf Championships–NEC Invitational
260 (24-under) Loren Roberts, Greater Milwaukee Open
262 (26-under) Duffy Waldorf, National Car Rental Golf Classic
264 (23-under) Rory Sabbatini, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
1999 261 (19-under) J.L. Lewis, John Deere Classic
261 (19-under) Mike Brisky, John Deere Classic
1998 260 (28-under) John Huston, United Airlines Hawaiian Open
1997 258 (26-under) Steve Jones, Phoenix Open
261 (27-under) Mark Calcavecchia, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
1996 258 (26-under) John Cook, FedEx St. Jude Classic
1995 263 (17-under) Ernie Els, GTE Byron Nelson Classic
268 (20-under) Duffy Waldorf, LaCantera Texas Open
264 (23-under) Billy Mayfair, Jim Furyk, Las Vegas Invitational
265 (23-under) Kenny Perry, Bob Hope
1994 264 (24-under) Scott Hoch, Bob Hope; Greg Norman, PLAYERS
1993 259 (21-under) David Frost, Hardee’s
263 (25-under) Tom Kite, Bob Hope
1992 262 (26-under) John Huston, Walt Disney
1991 260 (20-under) Dillard Pruitt, Chattanooga
263 (21-under) Billy Andrade, Jeff Sluman, Kemper
263 (25-under) Bruce Lietzke, Craig Stadler, D.A. Weibring,
Andrew Magee, Las Vegas
1990 260 (20-under) Peter Persons, Chattanooga
264 (24-under) Bob Tway, Las Vegas; Tim Simpson, Walt Disney
1989 258 (22-under) Donnie Hammond, Texas
266 (22-under) Blaine McCallister, Honda; Scott Hoch, Las Vegas
1988 259 (21-under) Corey Pavin, Texas
262 (26-under) Chip Beck, USF&G
1987 262 (26-under) Robert Wrenn, Buick
1986 267 (21-under) Calvin Peete, T of C
267 (17-under) Hal Sutton, Phoenix; Rick Fehr, B.C. Open
1985 264 (20-under) Lanny Wadkins, Los Angeles
264 (16-under) Tim Simpson, Southern
267 (21-under) Mark O’Meara, Hawaiian; Lanny Wadkins, Disney World
1984 265 (15-under) Hubert Green, Southern
266 (22-under) Larry Nelson, Disney World
1983 261 (19-under) Jim Colbert, Texas
266 (18-under) Mark McCumber, Pensacola
267 (20-under) Fuzzy Zoeller, Las Vegas
268 (20-under) Isao Aoki, Hawaiian
1982 259 (25-under) Tim Norris, Hartford
1981 264 (20-under) Hubert Green, Hartford
265 (23-under) Hale Irwin, Hawaiian
265 (15-under) Johnny Miller, Tucson
1980 265 (15-under) Lee Trevino, Texas
266 (22-under) Andy Bean, Hawaiian; Bill Kratzert, Milwaukee
270 (22-under) Jim Colbert, Tucson
266 (18-under) Curtis Strange, Lee Trevino, Houston;
Howard Twitty, Jim Simons, Hartford
1979 265 (23-under) Andy Bean, Atlanta
1978 264 (24-under) Rod Funseth, Hartford
1977 264 (20-under) Hale Irwin, Hall of Fame
1976 266 (18-under) Rik Massengale, Hartford
268 (16-under) Bob Gilder, Phoenix; Al Geiberger, Greensboro;
John Lister, Quad Cities
269 (19-under) Jack Nicklaus, TPC
1975 260 (24-under) Johnny Miller, Phoenix
263 (25-under) Johnny Miller, Tucson
1974 267 (21-under) Lee Trevino, New Orleans
1973 264 (20-under) Billy Casper, Hartford
265 (23-under) Buddy Allin, Florida Citrus
1972 267 (21-under) Jack Nicklaus, Walt Disney
1971 261 (23-under) Miller Barber, Phoenix
1970 267 (17-under) Bob Murphy, Hartford
267 (13-under) Dave Hill, Memphis
Facts and Figures 1970-2007 (cont.)
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Low 90:
2007 343 (17-under) Charley Hoffman, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; John Rollins,
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
2006 335 (25-under) Chad Campbell, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
2005 332 (28-under) Justin Leonard, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
335 (25-under) Tim Clark, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; Joe Ogilvie, Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic
2004 330 (30-under) Phil Mickelson, Skip Kendall, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
331 (29-under) Jay Haas, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
2003 328 (31-under) Stuart Appleby, Scott McCarron, Las Vegas Invitational
330 (30-under) Mike Weir, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
2002 330 (30-under) Phil Mickelson, David Berganio, Jr., Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic
2001 324 (36-under) Joe Durant, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
2000 331 (27-under) Jesper Parnevik, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
332 (28-under) Billy Andrade, Invensys Classic at Las Vegas
1999 331 (29-under) Jim Furyk, Las Vegas Invitational
1998 332 (28-under) Fred Couples, Bruce Lietzke, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
1997 327 (33-under) John Cook, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
1996 332 (27-under) Tiger Woods, Las Vegas Invitational
1995 331 (28-under) Jim Furyk, Las Vegas
1994 332 (27-under) Bruce Lietzke, Las Vegas
1993 325 (35-under) Tom Kite, Bob Hope
1992 336 (24-under) John Cook, Gene Sauers, Rick Fehr, Mark O’Meara,
Tom Kite, Bob Hope
1991 329 (31-under) Andrew Magee, D.A. Weibring, Las Vegas
1990 334 (26-under) Bob Tway, Las Vegas
1989 336 (24-under) Scott Hoch, Robert Wrenn, Las Vegas
1988 338 (22-under) Jay Haas, Bob Hope
1987 341 (19-under) Corey Pavin, Bob Hope
1986 333 (27-under) Greg Norman, Las Vegas
1985 333 (27-under) Lanny Wadkins, Bob Hope
1984 340 (20-under) John Mahaffey, Jim Simons, Bob Hope
1983 335 (25-under) Keith Fergus, Rex Caldwell, Bob Hope
1982 335 (25-under) Ed Fiori, Bob Hope
1981 335 (25-under) Bruce Lietzke, Bob Hope
1980 343 (17-under) Craig Stadler, Bob Hope
1979 343 (17-under) John Mahaffey, Bob Hope
1978 339 (21-under) Bill Rogers, Bob Hope
1977 337 (23-under) Rik Massengale, Bob Hope
1976 344 (16-under) Johnny Miller, Bob Hope
1975 339 (21-under) Johnny Miller, Bob Hope
1974 341 (19-under) Hubert Green, Bob Hope
1973 343 (17-under) Arnold Palmer, Bob Hope
1972 344 (16-under) Bob Rosburg, Bob Hope
1971 342 (18-under) Arnold Palmer, Bob Hope
1970 339 (21-under) Bruce Devlin, Bob Hope
Highest Winning Score:
2007 289 (1-over) Zach Johnson, (71-73-76-69), Masters Tournament
285 (5-over) Angel Cabrera, (69-71-76-69), U.S. Open
2006 285 (5-over) Geoff Ogilvy, U.S. Open
284 (8-under) Stuart Appleby, Mercedes Championships; Vijay Singh,
Mercedes Championships
2005 280 (even-par) Michael Campbell, U.S. Open Championship
279 (9-under) Fred Funk, THE PLAYERS Championship
277 (7-under) Peter Lonard, MCI Heritage
276 (4-under) Phil Mickelson, PGA Championship
2004 280 (8-under) Vijay Singh, PGA Championship
279 (9-under) Phil Mickelson, Masters Tournament
278 (10-under) Vaughn Taylor, Reno-Tahoe Open;
John Daly, Buick Invitational
277 (11-under) Joey Sindelar, Wachovia Championship
2003 283 (1-under) Ben Curtis, British Open
281 (7-under) Mike Weir, Masters Tournament
2002 280 (8-under) Craig Perks, THE PLAYERS Championship
278 (10-under) Rich Beem, PGA Championship
2001 280 (8-under) Scott McCarron, BellSouth Classic
276 (4-under) Retief Goosen, U.S. Open
2000 276 (8-under) David Duval, Dennis Paulson, Buick Classic
278 (10-under) Hal Sutton, THE PLAYERS Championship
1999 290 (6-over) Paul Lawrie, British Open
1998 280 (even-par) Lee Janzen, U.S. Open
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1997 276 (4-under) Ernie Els, U.S. Open
276 (12-under) Phil Blackmar, Shell Houston Open
1996 280 (8-under) Paul Stankowski, BellSouth Classic
278 (2-under) Steve Jones, U.S. Open
1995 280 (even-par) Corey Pavin, U.S. Open, Billy Mayfair, TOUR Championship
283 (5-under) Lee Janzen, THE PLAYERS
1994 281 (7-under) Johnny Miller, AT&T
279 (5-under) Ernie Els, U.S. Open
1993 281 (7-under) Mike Standly, Freeport-McMoRan;
Rocco Mediate, Kmart GGO
280 (4-under) Vijay Singh, Buick Classic
1992 285 (3-under) Tom Kite, U.S. Open
1991 282 (6-under) Payne Stewart, U.S. Open
279 (1-under) Tom Purtzer, World Series
279 (5-under) Craig Stadler, TOUR Championship
279 (9-under) Steve Pate, Honda
1990 282 (6-under) John Huston, Honda; Steve Elkington, Kmart GGO;
Wayne Grady, PGA
1989 283 (5-under) Nick Faldo, Masters
278 (2-under) Curtis Strange, U.S. Open
1988 281 (7-under) Sandy Lyle, Masters
1987 287 (1-under) Larry Nelson, PGA
1986 287 (1-under) Kenny Knox, Honda
279 (1-under) Raymond Floyd, U.S. Open
1985 285 (3-under) Joey Sindelar, Greensboro
279 (1-under) Andy North, U.S. Open
1984 276 (4-under) Fuzzy Zoeller, U.S. Open
280 (8-under) Bruce Lietzke, Honda; Jack Nicklaus, Memorial;
Greg Norman, Kemper; Tom Watson, Western
1983 287 (1-under) Fred Couples, Kemper
1982 278 (2-under) Craig Stadler, World Series
285 (3-under) Danny Edwards, Greensboro
1981 281 (1-over) Bruce Lietzke, Byron Nelson
1980 280 (4-under) Doug Tewell, Heritage
1979 284 (even-par) Hale Irwin, U.S. Open
1978 289 (1-over) Jack Nicklaus, TPC
1977 289 (1-over) Mark Hayes, TPC
1976 288 (4-over) Al Geiberger, Western
288 (even-par) Roger Maltbie, Memorial
281 (1-over) Dave Stockton, PGA
1975 287 (3-over) Lou Graham, U.S. Open
1974 287 (7-over) Hale Irwin, U.S. Open
287 (3-over) Tom Watson, Western
1973 283 (5-under) Tommy Aaron, Masters; Dave Hill, Memphis
277 (3-under) Lanny Wadkins, Byron Nelson
1972 290 (2-over) Jack Nicklaus, U.S. Open
1971 283 (3-over) Gene Littler, Colonial
1970 282 (2-over) Gibby Gilbert, Houston
Largest Winning Margin:
2007 8 strokes Tiger Woods, World Golf Championships-Bridgestone
Invitational; Tiger Woods, THE TOUR Championship
5 strokes Phil Mickelson, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am;
Woody Austin, Stanford St. Jude Championship; Steve
Flesch, Reno-Tahoe Open
2006 13 strokes Phil Mickelson, BellSouth Classic
8 strokes Tiger Woods, World Golf Championships-American Express
Championship
2005 7 strokes Kenny Perry, Bank of America Colonial
6 strokes Bart Bryant, THE TOUR Championship
5 strokes Phil Mickelson, FBR Open; Tiger Woods, British Open
2004 6 strokes Chad Campbell, Bay Hill Invitational
5 strokes Vijay Singh, Chrysler Championship
2003 11 strokes Tiger Woods, Bay Hill Invitational
8 strokes Ernie Els, Mercedes Championships
2002 7 strokes K.J. Choi, Tampa Bay Classic
2001 8 strokes Mark Calcavecchia, Phoenix Open
2000 15 strokes Tiger Woods, U.S. Open
1999 9 strokes David Duval, Mercedes Championships
1998 7 strokes John Huston, United Airlines Hawaiian Open;
Davis Love III, MCI Classic
1997 12 strokes Tiger Woods, Masters Tournament
1996 8 strokes Ernie Els, Buick Classic;
Steve Stricker, Motorola Western Open
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1995 6 strokes Duffy Waldorf, LaCantera Texas Open
1994 6 strokes Nick Price, PGA
1993 8 strokes Davis Love III, Las Vegas
1992 9 strokes Fred Couples, Nestle
1991 4 strokes Lanny Wadkins, Hawaiian; Paul Azinger, Pebble Beach
1990 12 strokes Jose Maria Olazabal, World Series
1989 7 strokes Mark Calcavecchia, Phoenix; Donnie Hammond, Texas
1988 8 strokes Corey Pavin, Texas
1987 7 strokes Tom Kite, Kemper; Robert Wrenn, Buick;
Ken Brown, Southern
1986 7 strokes Doug Tewell, Los Angeles; Greg Norman, Las Vegas
1985 7 strokes Lanny Wadkins, Los Angeles
1984 6 strokes George Archer, Bank of Boston; Hubert Green, Southern
1983 5 strokes Gary Koch, Doral; Lanny Wadkins, Greensboro;
David Graham, Houston; Jim Colbert, Texas
1982 7 strokes Craig Stadler, Kemper; Calvin Peete, B.C. Open;
Calvin Peete, Pensacola
1981 7 strokes Andy Bean, Bay Hill
1980 7 strokes Larry Nelson, Atlanta; Jack Nicklaus, PGA
1979 8 strokes Andy Bean, Atlanta
1978 5 strokes Andy Bean, Kemper; Tom Kite, B.C. Open
1977 7 strokes Jerry Pate, Southern; Rik Massengale, Bob Hope
1976 8 strokes Raymond Floyd, Masters
1975 14 strokes Johnny Miller, Phoenix
1974 8 strokes Lee Trevino, New Orleans;
Johnny Miller, Kaiser International
1973 8 strokes Buddy Allin, Florida Citrus
1972 9 strokes Jack Nicklaus, Walt Disney
1971 8 strokes Jack Nicklaus, T of C
1970 7 strokes Frank Beard, T of C; Tony Jacklin, U.S. Open
Low Start By A Winnner:
2007 62 (8-under) Fred Funk, Mayakoba Golf Classic; Hunter Mahan, Travelers
Championship
63 (9-under) Steve Flesch, Reno-Tahoe Open
2006 61 (9-under) Corey Pavin, U.S. Bank Championship
62 (9-under) Ben Curtis, Booz Allen Classic
2005 62 (10-under) Phil Mickelson, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
62 (9-under) Peter Lonard, MCI Heritage
62 (8-under) Justin Leonard, FedEx St. Jude Classic; Ben Crane, U.S.
Bank Championship; Robert Gamez, Valero Texas Open; Bart
Bryant, THE TOUR Championship
2004 63 (9-under) Vijay Singh, Buick Open
63 (7-under) Stewart Cink, World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational
64 (8-under) Vijay Singh, 84 LUMBER Classic
2003 62 (10-under) Stuart Appleby, Las Vegas Invitational
2002 63 (8-under) K.J. Choi, Tampa Bay Classic
2001 61 (10-under) Bob Estes, FedEx St. Jude Classic
2000 63 (8-under) Tom Lehman, Phoenix Open
63 (7-under) Paul Azinger, Sony Open in Hawaii
1999 65 (7-under) Jesper Parnevik, Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic
65 (6-under) Carlos Franco, Greater Milwaukee Open
1998 63 (9-under) John Huston, United Airlines Hawaiian Open
1997 62 (10-under) Steve Jones, Phoenix Open
1996 62 (10-under) Tim Herron, Honda Classic
1995 63 (9-under) Kenny Perry, Bob Hope; Woody Austin, Buick Open
1994 62 (9-under) Bob Estes, Texas
1993 63 (9-under) Howard Twitty, Hawaiian
63 (8-under) Jim Gallagher, Jr., TOUR Championship
1992 62 (8-under) David Frost, Hardee’s
1991 63 (9-under) Mark Brooks, Milwaukee
1990 61 (9-under) Jose Maria Olazabal, World Series
1989 64 (8-under) Greg Norman, Milwaukee
1988 62 (10-under) Bob Lohr, Walt Disney
1987 64 (8-under) Mike Reid, Tucson
1986 64 (7-under) Hal Sutton, Phoenix
1985 63 (8-under) Lanny Wadkins, Los Angeles
64 (8-under) Tom Kite, T of C
1984 64 (6-under) Peter Jacobsen, Colonial
1983 63 (9-under) Fuzzy Zoeller, Las Vegas
1982 63 (8-under) Tim Norris, Hartford
63 (7-under) Jay Haas, Texas
1981 65 (7-under) Bruce Lietzke, Bob Hope; Hale Irwin, Buick
65 (6-under) David Graham, Phoenix; Morris Hatalsky, Hall of Fame
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1980 63 (7-under) Bruce Lietzke, Colonial; Jack Nicklaus, U.S. Open;
Scott Hoch, Quad Cities
65 (7-under) Tom Watson, T of C
66 (7-under) Jim Colbert, Tucson
1979 61 (11-under) Jerry McGee, Kemper
1978 63 (9-under) Tom Watson, Tucson
1977 64 (8-under) Rik Massengale, Bob Hope
64 (6-under) Jerry Pate, Southern
65 (6-under) Graham Marsh, Heritage; Hale Irwin, Hall of Fame
66 (6-under) Tom Watson, Bing Crosby, San Diego
1976 63 (8-under) David Graham, Westchester
1975 64 (8-under) Johnny Miller, Bob Hope
1974 62 (10-under) Johnny Miller, Tucson
1973 64 (8-under) Lee Trevino, Doral-Eastern
1972 64 (7-under) Dave Hill, Monsanto
65 (7-under) Grier Jones, Hawaiian
1971 64 (8-under) Arnold Palmer, Westchester
64 (7-under) Dave Eichelberger, Milwaukee
1970 63 (7-under) Dave Hill, Memphis
High Start By A Winner:
2007 75 (4-over) Mark Calcavecchia, PODS Championship
72 (2-over) Mark Wilson, The Honda Classic; Woody Austin, Stanford
St. Jude Championship
2006 72 (2-over) Jeff Maggert, FedEx St. Jude Classic
72 (even-par) Luke Donald, The Honda Classic
71 (1-under) Stephen Ames, THE PLAYERS Championship
71 (1-over) Geoff Ogilvy, U.S. Open
2005 74 (2-over) Phil Mickelson, BellSouth Classic; Tiger Woods, Masters
Tournament
74 (1-over) Stuart Appleby, Mercedes Championships
73 (2-over) Phil Mickelson, FBR Open
73 (1-over) Padraig Harrington, Honda Classic
2004 74 (2-over) Vijay Singh, Shell Houston Open
72 (1-over) Stewart Cink, MCI Heritage
72 (even) Phil Mickelson, Masters Tournament
2003 73 (1-over) Ben Crane, BellSouth Classic
72 (1-over) Mike Weir, Nissan Open
2002 73 (even) Sergio Garcia, Mercedes Championships
73 (2-over) Dan Forsman, SEI Pennsylvania Classic
2001 73 (2-over) Robert Allenby, Nissan Open;
Mike Weir, THE TOUR Championship
2000 72 (even) Vijay Singh, Masters Tournament;
Tiger Woods, Bell Canadian Open
71 (even) Stewart Cink, MCI Classic
71 (1-under) Tiger Woods, Memorial Tournament
1999 73 (2-over) Paul Lawrie, British Open
1998 74 (2-over) Mark O’Meara, Masters Tournament
73 (3-over) Lee Janzen, U.S. Open
1997 75 (3-over) Jeff Sluman, Tucson Chrysler Classic
1996 75 (3-over) Mark O’Meara, Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic
74 (4-over) Steve Jones, U.S. Open
1995 73 (3-over) Greg Norman, NEC World Series of Golf
73 (1-over) Payne Stewart, Shell Houston Open;
Billy Mayfair, Motorola Western
1994 74 (2-over) Jose Maria Olazabal, Masters
1993 75 (3-over) Phil Mickelson, Buick Invitational
1992 73 (1-over) Greg Norman, Canadian
1991 73 (1-over) Ian Woosnam, USF&G
72 (2-over) Tom Purtzer, World Series
1990 72 (even-par) David Ishii, Hawaiian
1989 76 (4-over) Steve Jones, Bob Hope; Mike Sullivan, IIAO
1988 73 (1-over) Curtis Strange, Memorial
1987 75 (3-over) Lanny Wadkins, Doral
1986 75 (5-over) Raymond Floyd, U.S. Open
1985 72 (even-par) Bernhard Langer, Masters; Bill Glasson, Kemper
1984 73 (1-over) Greg Norman, Canadian
71 (1-over) Fuzzy Zoeller, U.S. Open
1983 75 (4-over) Larry Nelson, U.S. Open
1982 75 (3-over) Craig Stadler, Masters
1981 74 (2-over) Ed Fiori, Western
1980 74 (2-over) Raymond Floyd, Doral-Eastern
1979 76 (4-over) Fuzzy Zoeller, San Diego
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1978 76 (4-over) Bruce Lietzke, Canadian
75 (4-over) John Mahaffey, PGA
1977 72 (even-par) Mark Hayes, TPC; Jack Nicklaus, Memorial;
Al Geiberger, Memphis
1976 75 (3-over) Ben Crenshaw, Pebble Beach
73 (3-over) Lee Trevino, Colonial
1975 74 (3-over) Lou Graham, U.S. Open
1974 73 (3-over) Hale Irwin, U.S. Open; Lee Trevino, PGA
1973 73 (2-over) Rod Funseth, Los Angeles
1972 73 (1-over) Gary Player, New Orleans
72 (1-over) Deane Beman, Quad Cities
71 (1-over) Gary Player, PGA
1971 75 (4-over) Buddy Allin, Greensboro
1970 76 (4-over) Pete Brown, San Diego
Low Finish By A Winner:
2007 62 (8-under) Woody Austin, Stanford St. Jude Championship
63 (9-under) Brandt Snedeker, Wyndham Championship
63 (8-under) Tiger Woods, BMW Championship
2006 63 (9-under) Kirk Triplett, Chrysler Classic of Tucson
63 (8-under) Tiger Woods, Deutsche Bank Championship
64 (8-under) John Rollins, B.C. Open presented by Turning Stone Resort
2005 61 (9-under) Brad Faxon, Buick Championship
63 (9-under) Padraig Harrington, The Honda Classic
2004 62 (10-under) Ryan Palmer, FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
63 (9-under) Vijay Singh, HP Classic of New Orleans
2003 62 (10-under) J.L. Lewis, 84 Lumber Classic of Pennsylvania
2002 62 (10-under) Phil Tataurangi, Invensys Classic at Las Vegas
2001 63 (9-under) Davis Love III, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am;
Bob Estes, Invensys Classic at Las Vegas
63 (7-under) Sergio Garcia, MasterCard Colonial
2000 62 (10-under) Duffy Waldorf, National Car Rental Golf Classic
63 (7-under) Phil Mickelson, MasterCard Colonial
1999 59 (13-under) David Duval, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
1998 64 (8-under) Scott Simpson, Buick Invitational;
David Duval, Shell Houston Open
1997 63 (9-under) John Cook, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
1996 63 (8-under) Fred Funk, B.C. Open
64 (8-under) Davis Love III, Buick Invitational; Fred Couples, THE PLAY-
ERS Championship; Tiger Woods, Las Vegas Invitational
1995 61 (10-under) Hal Sutton, B.C. Open
1994 64 (7-under) Bill Glasson, Phoenix
65 (7-under) Bruce Lietzke, Las Vegas
64 (6-under) Nick Price, Colonial
1993 62 (10-under) Tom Kite, Bob Hope
62 (8-under) Fulton Allem, World Series
1992 62 (10-over) Davis Love III, Greensboro; John Huston, Disney
1991 64 (8-under) Mark Brooks, Greensboro; Mark O’Meara, Disney
64 (7-under) Bruce Fleisher, New England
64 (6-under) Tom Purtzer, Colonial; D.A. Weibring, Hardee’s
64 (6-under) Dillard Pruitt, Chattanooga
1990 62 (10-under) Greg Norman, Doral
1989 63 (9-under) Bill Britton, Centel
1988 64 (8-under) Tom Purtzer, Southwest; Chip Beck, USF&G
1987 63 (9-under) Larry Nelson, Walt Disney
1986 62 (9-under) Mac O’Grady, Hartford
1985 63 (9-under) Lanny Wadkins, Walt Disney
1984 63 (8-under) Gary Koch, Bay Hill, Ronnie Black, Anheuser-Busch
1983 63 (9-under) Calvin Peete, Atlanta
1982 63 (7-under) Payne Stewart, Quad Cities
65 (7-under) Lanny Wadkins, Buick Open
1981 62 (9-under) Ron Streck, Houston
1980 65 (5-under) Lee Trevino, Texas; Tom Watson, WSOG
66 (6-under) Andy Bean, Hawaiian; Raymond Floyd, Doral-Eastern;
Bill Kratzert, Milwaukee
1979 64 (7-under) Lou Graham, IVB
65 (7-under) Calvin Peete, Milwaukee
1978 62 (8-under) Ron Streck, Texas
1977 64 (6-under) Mike Hill, Ohio Kings Island
65 (7-under) Miller Barber, Anheuser-Busch
1976 63 (9-under) Johnny Miller, Bob Hope
63 (7-under) Jerry Pate, Canadian
65 (7-under) Jack Nicklaus, TPC
1975 61 (11-under) Johnny Miller, Tucson
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1974 64 (7-under) Dave Stockton, Quad Cities
65 (7-under) Hubert Green, Bob Hope; Lee Trevino, New Orleans;
Dave Hill, Houston
1973 63 (8-under) Johnny Miller, U.S. Open
1972 64 (8-under) Grier Jones, Hawaiian; Jack Nicklaus, Walt Disney
1971 65 (7-under) George Archer, San Diego
65 (6-under) Miller Barber, Phoenix; Bobby Mitchell, Cleveland
1970 63 (8-under) George Knudson, Robinson Open
High Finish By A Winner:
2007 73 (1-over) Tiger Woods, WGC-CA Championship; Steve Flesch,
Turning Stone Resort Championship
72 (even-par) Steve Flesch, Reno-Tahoe Open
71 (1-over) Fred Funk, Mayakoba Golf Classic; Mark Wilson, The
Honda Classic; Charley Hoffman, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
71 (2-under) Daniel Chopra, Ginn sur Mer Classic
2006 72 (2-over) Geoff Ogilvy, U.S. Open
72 (1-over) Rory Sabbatini, Nissan Open
72 (even-par) Arron Oberholser, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am;
Tiger Woods, Buick Invitational; Rod Pampling, Bay Hill
Invitational presented by MasterCard
2005 75 (4-over) Peter Lonard, MCI Heritage
73 (3-over) Justin Leonard, FedEx St. Jude Classic
73 (1-over) Phil Mickelson, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
72 (2-over) Phil Mickelson, PGA Championship
2004 76 (4-over) Vijay Singh, PGA Championship
75 (3-over) John Daly, Buick Invitational; Vaughn Taylor, Reno Tahoe
Open
2003 73 (1-over) David Toms, Wachovia Championship
72 (2-over) Tiger Woods, World Golf Championships-American Express
Championship
72 (1-over) Jim Furyk, U.S. Open
2002 73 (2-over) Justin Leonard, WORLDCOM CLASSIC
2001 73 (1-over) Scott McCarron, BellSouth Classic
2000 72 (even) Robert Allenby, Shell Houston Open
1999 73 (1-over) David Duval, THE PLAYERS Championship; Tiger Woods,
National Car Rental Golf Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
1998 73 (1-over) David Duval, Tucson Chrysler Classic;
Ernie Els, Bay Hill Invitational
1997 71 (1-under) Mark O’Meara, Buick Invitational,
Stuart Appleby, Honda Classic
69 (1-under) Ernie Els, U.S. Open; Steve Jones, Bell Canadian Open
1996 72 (even-par) David Ogrin, LaCantera Texas Open
71 (even-par) Guy Boros, Greater Vancouver Open
70 (even-par) Phil Mickelson, NEC World Series of Golf
1995 73 (3-over) Billy Mayfair, TOUR Championship
73 (2-over) Fred Funk, Ideon Classic
1994 74 (2-over) Johnny Miller, AT&T
1993 71 (1-over) Scott Simpson, Byron Nelson
71 (1-under) Brett Ogle, Pebble Beach
1992 72 (even-par) Steve Elkington, T of C; Tom Kite, U.S. Open;
David Frost, Hardee’s
1991 75 (3-over) Steve Pate, Honda
1990 72 (even-par) Mark O’Meara, Pebble Beach; David Ishii, Hawaiian;
Dan Forsman, Shearson Lehman
71 (even-par) Payne Stewart, MCI
1989 72 (1-over) Wayne Grady, Westchester
72 (even-par) Bill Glasson, Doral-Ryder
70 (even-par) Curtis Strange, U.S. Open
1988 74 (2-over) Steve Jones, Pebble Beach; Curtis Strange, Nabisco
1987 72 (1-over) Paul Azinger, Hartford
71 (1-over) Curtis Strange, World Series
72 (even-par) Larry Nelson, PGA
1986 71 (1-over) Dan Pohl, World Series
71 (even-par) Hal Sutton, Phoenix
71 (1-under) John Mahaffey, TPC; Bob Murphy, Canadian
1985 74 (2-over) Curtis Strange, Honda; Scott Verplank, Western
74 (4-over) Andy North, U.S. Open
1984 73 (1-over) Greg Norman, Kemper
1983 77 (5-over) Fred Couples, Kemper
1982 75 (3-over) Danny Edwards, Greensboro
1981 75 (3-over) Larry Nelson, Greensboro
1980 74 (3-over) Dave Eichelberger, Bay Hill
1979 77 (5-over) Lon Hinkle, Bing Crosby
1978 75 (3-over) Jack Nicklaus, TPC
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1977 74 (2-over) Gene Littler, Houston; Lee Trevino, Canadian
73 (2-over) Jerry Pate, Phoenix
1976 76 (4-over) Roger Maltbie, Memorial
1975 73 (2-over) Lou Graham, U.S. Open
73 (1-over) Gene Littler, Bing Crosby
72 (1-over) Tom Jenkins, IVB
71 (1-over) Jack Nicklaus, PGA
1974 73 (3-over) Hale Irwin, U.S. Open
73 (1-over) Allen Miller, Tallahassee
1973 75 (4-over) Homero Blancas, Monsanto
1972 74 (2-over) Jack Nicklaus, Masters, U.S. Open; Gary Player, PGA
73 (3-over) Jerry Heard, Colonial
1971 74 (4-over) Jerry Heard, American Classic
1970 72 (1-over) Billy Casper, Los Angeles
72 (even-par) Bob Stone, Citrus Open; Ken Still, Kaiser International
Largest 18-Hole Lead:
2007 4 strokes Jesper Parnevik, Valero Texas Open
2006 4 strokes Justin Rose, FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
2005 3 strokes Phil Mickelson, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am; Chad
Campbell, Honda Classic; Jim Furyk, Barclays Classic;
Colin Montgomerie, World Golf Championships-American
Express Championship
2004 3 strokes Charles Howell III, Booz Allen Classic; Corey Pavin, Buick
Championship; Ted Purdy, Valero Texas Open;
Vijay Singh, 84 LUMBER Classic
2003 3 strokes Fred Funk, Nissan Open; Darren Clarke, Masters
Tournament; Briny Baird, Buick Classic
2002 3 strokes Mike Weir, Mercedes Championships
2001 3 strokes Paul Stankowski, Compaq Classic of New Orleans;
Bob Estes, FedEx St. Jude Classic
2000 3 strokes Harrison Frazar, Memorial Tournament; Nick Price, Advil
Western Open; Esteban Toledo, B.C. Open; Jeff Maggert,
Buick Challenge
1999 2 strokes Tommy Tolles, Sony Open in Hawaii; Ben Bates, Greater
Milwaukee Open; Sergio Garcia, PGA Championship;
Robert Friend, Buick Challenge
1998 3 strokes Loren Roberts, Greater Milwaukee Open
1997 4 strokes Sonny Skinner, Buick Open
1996 2 strokes Tim Herron, Honda Classic; Nolan Henke, Greater
Milwaukee Open; Scott Dunlap, Bell Canadian Open
1995 2 strokes John Huston, Mercedes Championships; Duffy Waldorf,
Phoenix Open; Mark Brooks, Nestle Invitational;
Woody Austin, Buick Open
1994 4 strokes Jose Maria Olazabal, Freeport-McMoRan
1993 5 strokes Jim Gallagher, Jr., TOUR Championship
1992 3 strokes Billy Ray Brown, PLAYERS
1991 3 strokes Lanny Wadkins, T of C, Scott Hoch, Buick Open
1990 4 strokes Fred Couples, Memorial; Jose Maria Olazabal, World Series
1989 4 strokes Bob Tway, Disney World
1988 3 strokes Davis Love III, Phoenix; Jeff Sluman, Southern
1987 4 strokes Mike Sullivan, Honda
1986 3 strokes Fred Couples, Kemper
1985 4 strokes Tom Kite, T of C
1984 3 strokes David Graham, T of C; Ralph Landrum, Pensacola
1983 4 strokes George Burns, Kemper
1982 4 strokes Terry Mauney, Los Angeles; Larry Rinker, Tallahassee
1981 3 strokes Calvin Peete, B.C. Open
1980 2 strokes Dan Pohl, Bay Hill; Jerry Pate, Heritage; Tom Purtzer,
Greensboro; Bob Murphy,Tallahassee; Tom Watson, Byron
Nelson, World Series; Bruce Lietzke, Colonial;
Bob Shearer, Atlanta; Scott Hoch, Quad Cities;
Jim Simons, Hartford; Barry Jaeckel,Hall of Fame
1979 4 strokes Mark Lye, Atlanta; Dana Quigley, Hall of Fame
1978 3 strokes Tom Watson, Tucson, Bing Crosby; Jeff Hewes, Canadian
1977 3 strokes Rik Massengale, Bob Hope; Fred Marti, Pleasant Valley
1976 3 strokes Mike Reid (amateur), U.S. Open
1975 3 strokes Bob Stanton, Inverrary; Jack Nicklaus, Heritage;
Tom Weiskopf, Greensboro; David Graham, Western
1974 4 strokes Johnny Miller, Tucson
1973 5 strokes Gibby Gilbert, World
1972 3 strokes Jack Nicklaus, Bing Crosby
1971 3 strokes Charles Coody, Masters
1970 3 strokes Rod Funseth, San Antonio
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Largest 36-Hole Lead:
2007 4 strokes Jesper Parnevik, Valero Texas Open
2006 6 strokes Phil Mickelson, BellSouth Classic
2005 6 strokes Darren Clarke, MCI Heritage
5 strokes Justin Leonard, FedEx St. Jude Classic;
Mark Calcavecchia, Bell Canadian Open
2004 3 strokes Carl Pettersson, The Honda Classic,
Stewart Cink, World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational
2003 5 strokes Tiger Woods, World Golf Championships-American Express
Championship; Shigeki Maruyama, Chrysler Classic of
Greensboro
2002 4 strokes Pat Perez, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am;
Tiger Woods, Bay Hill Invitational, Buick Open
2001 5 strokes Brad Faxon, Sony Open in Hawaii;
Mark Calcavecchia, Phoenix Open
2000 7 strokes Tiger Woods, World Golf Championships–NEC Invitational
1999 5 strokes David Duval, Mercedes Championships; Fred Funk, B.C. Open
1998 7 strokes David Duval, Tucson Chrysler Classic
1997 5 strokes Steve Jones, Phoenix Open
1996 6 strokes Tim Herron, Honda Classic
1995 4 strokes Tom Lehman, MCI Classic; D.A. Weibring, Quad City Classic
1994 5 strokes Nick Price, PGA
1993 3 strokes Payne Stewart, Buick Invitational; Steve Stricker,
Canadian; Tom Lehman, Buick Southern
1992 4 strokes Davis Love III, Los Angeles; Chip Beck, Freeport-
McMoRan; Bruce Lietzke, Canadian
1991 4 strokes Blaine McCallister, Texas; Jeff Maggert, IIAO
1990 9 strokes Jose Maria Olazabal, World Series
1989 5 strokes Fuzzy Zoeller, Memorial
1988 4 strokes Paul Azinger, Bay Hill; Larry Nelson, Atlanta
1987 8 strokes Joey Sindelar, B.C. Open
1986 5 strokes Sandy Lyle, Greensboro
1985 5 strokes Calvin Peete, Phoenix
1984 6 strokes Nick Price, Canadian
1983 6 strokes Hal Sutton, Anheuser-Busch
1982 6 strokes Roger Maltbie, the Memorial
1981 4 strokes Jack Nicklaus, Masters; Leonard Thompson, Canadian
1980 5 strokes Rex Caldwell, Buick
1979 4 strokes Ben Crenshaw, Phoenix; Tom Watson, Memorial
1978 5 strokes Mac McLendon, Pensacola
1977 6 strokes Al Geiberger, Memphis
1976 6 strokes Bob Dickson, Western
1975 7 strokes Tom Weiskopf, Westchester
1974 6 strokes Johnny Miller, Heritage
1973 4 strokes Billy Casper, Bing Crosby; Tom Watson, Hawaiian;
Lee Trevino, Doral-Eastern; Jack Nicklaus, Atlanta;
Forrest Fezler, American Classic
1972 4 strokes Homero Blancas, Phoenix; Chris Blocker, Florida Citrus;
Dave Hill, Monsanto
1971 3 strokes Jerry Heard, American Classic;
Billy Casper, Kaiser International
1970 4 strokes Grier Jones, Monsanto
Largest 54-Hole Lead:
2007 5 strokes George McNeill, Frys.com Open; Steve Flesch, Reno-
Tahoe Open
2006 8 strokes Phil Mickelson, BellSouth Classic
2005 8 strokes Justin Leonard, FedEx St. Jude Classic
2004 7 strokes David Toms, FedEx St. Jude Classic
2003 8 strokes Kenny Perry, Bank of America Colonial
2002 8 strokes Ernie Els, Genuity Championship
2001 6 strokes Mark Calcavecchia, Phoenix Open
2000 10 strokes Tiger Woods, U.S. Open
1999 6 strokes Rocco Mediate, Phoenix Open
1998 7 strokes David Duval, Tucson Chrysler Classic
1997 9 strokes Tiger Woods, Masters Tournament
1996 9 strokes Tom Lehman, THE TOUR Championship
1995 5 strokes Scott Hoch, Shell Houston Open
1994 5 strokes Steve Elkington, Buick Southern
1993 6 strokes Greg Norman, Doral-Ryder
1992 6 strokes Fred Couples, Nestle
1991 5 strokes Steve Pate, Honda
1990 8 strokes Jose Maria Olazabal, World Series
Facts and Figures 1970-2007 (cont.)
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1989 4 strokes Ian Baker-Finch, Colonial; Greg Norman, Milwaukee;
John Daly, Chattanooga
1988 5 strokes Corey Pavin, Texas
1987 8 strokes Joey Sindelar, Buick
1986 5 strokes Fuzzy Zoeller, Pebble Beach; Calvin Peete, USF&G;
Mark Calcavecchia, Southwest
1985 5 strokes Corey Pavin, Colonial
1984 7 strokes Greg Norman, Kemper
1983 6 strokes Mike Nicolette, Bay Hill; Hal Sutton, Anheuser-Busch
1982 7 strokes Craig Stadler, Tucson
1981 5 strokes Bruce Lietzke, Bob Hope; Hale Irwin, Hawaiian;
Jay Haas, Milwaukee
1980 7 strokes Jim Colbert, Tucson; Seve Ballesteros, Masters
1979 8 strokes Tom Watson, Heritage
1978 5 strokes Tom Watson, PGA; Tom Kite, B.C. Open
1977 6 strokes Lee Trevino, Canadian
1976 8 strokes Raymond Floyd, Masters
1975 7 strokes Johnny Miller, Phoenix
1974 6 strokes Jack Nicklaus, Hawaiian
1973 9 strokes Jack Nicklaus, Ohio Kings Island
1972 8 strokes Jim Jamieson, Western
1971 5 strokes Jack Nicklaus, T of C; Jerry Heard, American Classic
1970 4 strokes Ron Cerrudo, San Antonio; Bob Stone, Citrus Open;
Tony Jacklin, U.S. Open; Bob Murphy, Hartford;
Bobby Mitchell, Azalea
Low 36-Hole Cut:
2007 139 (5-under) Wyndham Championship
2006 138 (5-under) Frys.com Open
139 (5-under) FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
2005 137 (6-under) Michelin Championship at Las Vegas
138 (6-under) FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
139 (5-under) Chrysler Classic of Tucson
2004 140 (4-under) Chrysler Classic of Tucson; HP Classic of New Orleans; Buick
Open; Southern Farm Bureau Classic; FUNAI Classic at Walt
Disney World Resort
2003 138 (6-under) The Honda Classic
2002 138 (6-under) Walt Disney World Resort Golf Classic
139 (5-under) Buick Challenge
140 (4-under) Touchstone Energy Tucson Open, The Honda Classic
139 (3-under) Greater Milwaukee Open, John Deere Classic
2001 139 (5-under) National Car Rental Golf Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
139 (1-under) Sony Open in Hawaii
2000 139 (1-under) Canon Greater Hartford Open
140 (4-under) Honda Classic; National Car Rental Golf Classic; Southern
Farm Bureau Classic
1999 138 (4-under) FeEx St. Jude Classic
1998 139 (5-under) United Airlines Hawaiian Open
138 (3-under) Greater Milwaukee Open
1997 140 (4-under) United Airlines Hawaiian Open
138 (2-under) GTE Byron Nelson Classic
1996 139 (3-under) Greater Milwaukee Open
140 (4-under) Buick Invitational
1995 139 (3-under) FedEx St. Jude Classic
139 (1-under) GTE Byron Nelson Classic
140 (4-under) Buick Open
1994 139 (3-under) Texas
140 (even-par) Hardee’s
141 (3-under) Hawaiian, Buick Invitational
1993 140 (4-under) Shell Houston
140 (2-under) H-E-B Texas
1992 139 (1-under) Byron Nelson
139 (3-under) Federal Express, Texas
140 (4-under) Buick Invitational
1991 137 (3-under) Chattanooga
140 (4-under) Milwaukee, Shearson Lehman
140 (2-under) Phoenix, Anheuser-Busch, New England
1990 138 (2-under) Chattanooga, Texas
141 (3-under) Milwaukee
1989 137 (3-under) Byron Nelson, Texas
1988 141 (3-under) Andy Williams, USF&G
139 (1-under) Hardee’s, Provident, Texas
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1987 140 (4-under) Andy Williams
139 (1-under) Byron Nelson, Hardee’s
1986 141 (3-under) Buick
139 (1-under) Vantage
1985 139 (5-under) San Diego
1984 141 (3-under) San Diego
141 (1-under) Phoenix
1983 139 (3-under) Hartford
139 (1-under) Texas
1982 139 (3-under) Hartford
1981 139 (3-under) Hartford
1980 140 (2-under) Hartford
141 (3-under) Milwaukee
1979 140 (even-par) Tucson
141 (1-under) Phoenix, Houston
142 (2-under) Hawaiian, Pensacola
1978 140 (2-under) Hartford
142 (2-under) Anheuser-Busch
140 (even-par) Texas
1977 142 (2-under) Buick
1976 142 (even-par) Phoenix, Hartford
143 (1-under) Hawaiian, San Diego
144 (even-par) Florida Citrus
1975 142 (even-par) Hartford, Sahara
144 (even-par) Inverrary, Houston, Westchester, Texas, Kaiser International
1974 141 (1-under) Greensboro, Hartford
142 (2-under) Kemper, Texas
143 (1-under) San Diego
1973 140 (2-under) Hartford
1972 141 (1-under) Hartford
1971 137 (5-under) Phoenix
1970 140 (even-par) Memphis
141 (1-under) Azalea
141 (1-over) Magnolia
143 (1-under) Citrus Invitational
High 36-Hole Cut:
2007 150 (10-over) U.S. Open (Oakmont Golf Club)
152 (8-over) Masters Tournament
2006 149 (9-over) U.S. Open
148 (4-over) Masters Tournament; the Memorial Tournament
144 (4-over) FedEx St. Jude Classic
2005 148 (8-over) U.S. Open
147 (5-over) MCI Heritage
2004 148 (4-over) the Memorial Tournament; Masters Tournament
145 (3-over) British Open; Bell Canadian Open
2003 150 (8-over) British Open
148 (8-over) PGA Championship
2002 150 (10-over) U.S. Open
2001 147 (3-over) THE PLAYERS Championship, Memorial Tournament
146 (6-over) U.S. Open
2000 150 (6-over) THE PLAYERS Championship
149 (7-over) U.S. Open
1999 154 (12-over) British Open
1998 150 (6-over) Masters Tournament
1997 149 (5-over) Masters Tournament
147 (7-over) U.S. Open
1996 148 (8-over) U.S. Open
1995 149 (5-over) THE PLAYERS
148 (4-over) British Open
146 (6-over) U.S. Open
1994 148 (4-over) Doral-Ryder
147 (5-over) Honda, U.S. Open
1993 152 (8-over) Freeport-McMoRan
1992 148 (4-over) Nestle
148 (6-over) PGA
1991 149 (5-over) USF&G
1990 157 (13-over) Memorial
1989 150 (6-over) Memorial
1988 149 (5-over) Memorial
1987 151 (7-over) Honda, PGA
1986 150 (10-over) U.S. Open
150 (6-over) St. Jude Classic
1985 150 (6-over) Memorial
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1984 151 (9-over) Los Angeles
151 (7-over) Memorial
1983 152 (10-over) Bay Hill
1982 149 (5-over) Memorial, Kemper, Western
147 (7-over) Colonial
1981 152 (8-over) Memorial
1980 150 (6-over) Memorial, Western
149 (9-over) PGA
1979 157 (13-over) Memorial
1978 153 (9-over) TPC
1977 155 (11-over) TPC
1976 157 (13-over) Memorial
1975 151 (9-over) Western
1974 151 (9-over) Heritage
149 (9-over) PGA
1973 151 (7-over) Masters
149 (9-over) American Classic
1972 154 (10-over) U.S. Open
150 (10-over) PGA
1971 152 (10-over) Heritage
1970 153 (9-over) U.S. Open
151 (9-over) Heritage
151 (7-over) Masters
150 (10-over) PGA
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Fewest To Make 36-Hole Cut (70-and-ties cuts):
2007 60 Masters Tournament (low 44 & ties, plus any player within 10 strokes of
the leader)
63 U.S. Open (low 60 & ties, plus any player within 10 strokes of the leader)
70 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial, British Open, Turning Stone Resort
Championship
2006 70 The INTERNATIONAL, PGA Championship, Chrysler Championship
2005 50 Masters Tournament
70 Chrysler Classic of Tucson, Bay Hill Invitational, Booz Allen Classic, Cialis
Western Open
2004 70 FBR Open, Deutsche Bank Championship, Southern Farm Bureau Classic
2003 70 Shell Houston Open, Wachovia Championship, the Memorial Tournament,
Western Open, PGA Championship
2002 70 Phoenix Open, Valero Texas Open
2001 70 Sony Open in Hawaii, Memorial Tournament, FedEx St. Jude Classic,
British Open Championship, Reno-Tahoe Open
2000 70 MasterCard Colonial, Buick Open
1999 70 Buick Challenge
1998 70 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Buick Challenge
1997 70 United Airlines Hawaiian Open, Kemper Open, British Open, Michelob
Championship at Kingsmill
1996 70 Phoenix Open, B.C. Open
1995 70 Phoenix Open
1994 70 Buick Classic, Federal Express
1993 70 New England
1992 70 Texas
1991 70 Buick Classic, Chattanooga
1990 70 Canadian, Texas
1989 70 Doral-Ryder, Memorial, Atlanta, Hardee’s, PGA
1988 70 Phoenix
1987 70 Buick, Centel
1986 70 Hawaiian, Heritage, Buick, Anhueser-Busch
1985 70 Atlanta, Quad Cities
1984 70 Atlanta, PGA, Milwaukee
1983 70 Hawaii, Atlanta, Memorial
1982 70 Houston, Disney World
1981 70 Inverrary
1980 70 Doral-Eastern
1979 70 Byron Nelson, Pensacola
1978 70 Tucson, San Diego, Byron Nelson, American Optical, Westchester
1977 70 Hawaiian
1976 70 Heritage
1975 70 B.C. Open
1974 70 Greensboro, American Classic, Sahara
1973 70 Jacksonville, IVB, Southern, Kaiser International
1972 70 Monsanto, Colonial, Cleveland
1971 70 Los Angeles, Tucson, Kaiser International
1970 70 San Diego, Canadian, PGA
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Fewest To Make 54-Hole Cut:
2007 60 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
2006 78 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
2005 76 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
2004 72 Michelin Championship at Las Vegas
2003 74 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
2002 70 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas
2001 74 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas
2000 70 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
1999 70 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
1998 74 Las Vegas Invitational
1997 70 Las Vegas Invitational
1996 77 Walt Disney World
1995 70 Walt Disney World
1994 72 AT&T Pebble Beach
1993 73 Walt Disney World
1992 72 Las Vegas Invitational
1991 73 AT&T Pebble Beach
1990 78 AT&T Pebble Beach
1989 73 Las Vegas Invitational
1988 72 Las Vegas Invitational
1987 70 Las Vegas Invitational
1986 71 AT&T Pebble Beach
1985 70 Las Vegas Invitational
1984 73 Bing Crosby
1983 75 Bing Crosby
1982 70 Walt Disney World
1981 77 Bing Crosby
1980 75 Bing Crosby
1979 78 Bing Crosby
1978 70 Bing Crosby
1977 73 Bing Crosby
1976 76 Bing Crosby
1975 75 Bing Crosby
1974 71 Bing Crosby
1973 71 Bing Crosby
1972 70 Bing Crosby
1971 80 Bing Crosby
1970 71 Bing Crosby
Most To Make 36-Hole Cut:
2007 89 Children’s Miracle Network Classic
2006 90 Frys.com Open
2005 84 THE PLAYERS Championship, Zurich Classic of New Orleans
2004 86 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee; FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney
World Resort
2003 89 Chrysler Classic of Greensboro
2002 89 Buick Invitational
2001 88 Greater Milwaukee Open
2000 87 Air Canada Championship
1999 88 Greater Milwaukee Open
1998 84 MCI Classic
1997 88 Quad City Classic
1996 103 U.S. Open (10-stroke rule)
88 Buick Open
1995 103 British Open (10-stroke rule)
88 Quad City Classic
1994 88 Buick Southern Open
1993 90 Buick Invitational
1992 85 PGA
1991 84 Hardee’s
1990 88 Buick Classic
1989 85 Phoenix
1988 89 Milwaukee
1987 87 USF&G
1986 86 Phoenix, Southern
1985 83 Buick
1984 89 LaJet
1983 87 PGA
1982 90 Texas
1981 91 Hartford
1980 83 Phoenix
1979 88 Quad Cities
Facts and Figures 1970-2007 (cont.)
1978 85 New Orleans
1977 86 Doral-Eastern
1976 85 Westchester
1975 86 San Diego
1974 84 B.C. Open
1973 90 Phoenix
1972 86 St. Louis
1971 88 Hartford
1970 85 Kaiser International, Sahara
Most To Make 54-Hole Cut:
2007 60 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
2006 78 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
2005 76 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
2004 85 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
2003 80 Las Vegas Invitational
2002 72 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
2001 75 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
2000 74 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas
1999 71 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Las Vegas Invitational
1998 74 Las Vegas Invitational
1997 77 AT&T Pebble Beach
1996 79 Las Vegas Invitational
1995 80 Las Vegas Invitational
1994 77 Walt Disney World
1993 82 AT&T Pebble Beach
1992 82 AT&T Pebble Beach
1991 80 Walt Disney World
1990 86 Las Vegas Invitational
1989 82 Walt Disney World
1988 76 AT&T Pebble Beach
1987 82 AT&T Pebble Beach
1986 81 Las Vegas Invitational
1985 74 Walt Disney World
1984 83 Walt Disney World
1983 80 Walt Disney World
1982 77 Bing Crosby
1981 77 Bing Crosby
1980 75 Bing Crosby
1979 78 Bing Crosby
1978 70 Bing Crosby
1977 73 Bing Crosby
1976 76 Bing Crosby
1975 72 Bing Crosby
1974 71 Bing Crosby
1973 71 Bing Crosby
1972 70 Bing Crosby
1971 80 Bing Crosby
1970 71 Bing Crosby
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Most Tied For Lead, 18 Holes:
2007 5 Mercedes-Benz Championship, AT&T National
2006 4 The Honda Classic, Wachovia Championship, Buick Championship, Cialis
Western Open, John Deere Classic
2005 6 PGA Championship
5 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
2004 8 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee; Michelin Championship at Las
Vegas
2003 6 The Honda Classic
2002 6 Bay Hill Invitational
2001 6 Touchstone Energy Tucson Open
2000 8 The Honda Classic
1999 5 Compaq Classic of New Orleans
1998 5 Doral-Ryder Open
1997 7 Greater Milwaukee Open
1996 4 MCI Classic, FedEx St. Jude Classic
1995 5 Buick Invitational of California
1994 5 Western, Deposit Guaranty, Federal Express St. Jude
1993 7 Phoenix
1992 6 Kmart Greater Greensboro
1991 5 USF&G
1990 4 Bob Hope Chrysler, Phoenix, USF&G
1989 5 Kmart Greater Greensboro
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1988 6 Buick Open
1987 7 Western
1986 6 Shearson Lehman-Andy Williams
1985 4 Bob Hope, Isuzu Andy Williams, Hawaiian, Colonial
1984 7 Los Angeles
1983 4 Phoenix
1982 5 Greater Milwaukee
1981 5 Hawaiian
1980 4 Kemper
1979 5 Greater Greensboro, U.S. Open
1978 7 TPC
1977 7 U.S. Open
1976 4 Houston, Pensacola
1975 6 Tallahassee
1974 5 B.C. Open
1973 6 Southern
1972 6 U.S. Open
1971 4 Canadian, Greater Hartford
1970 7 Coral Springs
Most Tied For Lead, 36 Holes:
2007 6 Shell Houston Open
2006 4 Ford Championship at Doral, PGA Championship, Canadian Open
2005 6 Southern Farm Bureau Classic
2004 3 Shell Houston Open, the Memorial Tournament, Cialis Western Open
2003 3 Shell Houston Open
2002 5 British Open Championship, PGA Championship
2001 8 Canon Greater Hartford Open
2000 3 Buick Invitational, Shell Houston Open, Canon Greater Hartford Open
1999 3 National Car Rental Golf Classic at Walt Disney World Resort, Buick
Challenge, Buick Open, U.S. Open
1998 6 National Car Rental Golf Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
1997 3 Las Vegas, B.C. Open, Greater Vancouver, MasterCard Colonial
1996 5 Greater Vancouver Open, Buick Challenge
1995 5 B.C. Open
1994 4 Northern Telecom
1993 4 Nissan Los Angeles, Deposit Guaranty, H-E-B Texas, Las Vegas
1992 4 Kemper
1991 3 Honda, Buick Classic
1990 3 Bob Hope Chrysler, AT&T Pebble Beach
1989 4 Kmart Greater Greensboro
1988 6 Honda
1987 5 Doral-Ryder
1986 4 Memorial
1985 3 Los Angeles, Doral-Eastern, Masters, St. Jude Memphis
1984 3 Los Angeles, Doral-Eastern, PGA
1983 3 MONY T of C, Miller High Life Quad Cities, Panasonic Las Vegas, Walt
Disney World
1982 6 TPC
1981 3 Danny Thomas Memphis, Pleasant Valley
1980 4 Memorial, B.C. Open
1979 3 Hawaiian, Tallahassee
1978 5 Sea Pines Heritage
1977 7 Westchester
1976 4 Greater Greensboro, Pleasant Valley
1975 6 Sahara
1974 4 U.S. Open
1973 6 Liggett & Myers, Shrine Robinson
1972 6 U.S. Open
1971 6 National Airlines
1970 3 Colonial, Dow Jones
Most Tied For Lead, 54 Holes:
2007 4 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial
2006 2 Sony Open in Hawaii, Buick Invitational, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-
Am, The Honda Classic, Verizon Heritage, EDS Byron Nelson
Championship, Bank of America Colonial, FedEx St. Jude Classic, U.S.
Open, PGA Championship, 84 LUMBER Classic, Chrysler Classic of
Greensboro
2005 5 Deutsche Bank Championship; BellSouth Classic (54-hole event)
4 the Memorial Tournament
2004 3 Bank of America Colonial
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Facts and Figures 1970-2007 (cont.)
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2003 4 Buick Classic, FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
2002 3 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (90-hole event), Buick Invitational, Reno-Tahoe
Open
2001 4 British Open
2000 2 Mercedes Championships, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am,
BellSouth Classic, GTE Byron Nelson Classic, Compaq Classic of New
Orleans, Advil Western Open, B.C. Open, Bell Canadian Open, THE TOUR
Championship
1999 4 FedEx St. Jude Classic
1998 3 Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic, MasterCard Colonial, Canon GHO
1997 4 THE TOUR Championship
1996 4 Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic
1995 4 MCI
1994 3 Northern Telecom, Phoenix, Shell Houston, Federal Express St. Jude, Las
Vegas
1993 4 NEC World Series, H-E-B Texas
1992 4 GTE Byron Nelson
1991 4 Las Vegas
1990 3 Nestle, Buick Southern
1989 3 Manufacturers Hanover Westchester, Canon Greater Hartford, NEC World
Series
1988 4 Provident, Centel
1987 4 Las Vegas
1986 4 Buick Open, Federal Express St. Jude
1985 3 Doral-Eastern, TPC, Houston, Pensacola
1984 5 Las Vegas
1983 5 Colonial
1982 3 Miller High-Life Quad Cities
1981 3 Memorial, Anheuser-Busch
1980 3 Doral-Eastern, World Series
1979 3 Glen Campbell Los Angeles
1978 5 First NBC New Orleans
1977 3 Kemper, Western
1976 5 IVB-Philadelphia
1975 4 San Antonio-Texas
1974 4 Glen Campbell Los Angeles, Houston, Southern
1973 4 U.S. Open
1972 3 Jackie Gleason’s Inverrary, Greater Jacksonville, Liggett & Myers, Southern
1971 5 Andy Williams San Diego
1970 4 Greater Greensboro
Most Consecutive Events In The Money:
2007 23 Tiger Woods
2006 42 Ernie Els
2005 142 Tiger Woods
2004 133 Tiger Woods
2003 114 Tiger Woods
2002 96 Tiger Woods
2001 78 Tiger Woods
2000 59 Tiger Woods
1999 38 Tiger Woods
1998 49 Vijay Singh
1997 46 Vijay Singh
1996 24 Vijay Singh
1995 14 Jay Haas
1994 25 Fred Couples
1993 25 Steve Elkington
1992 19 Tom Kite
1991 18 Fred Couples
1990 17 Larry Mize
1989 33 Tom Kite
1988 15 Ben Crenshaw
1987 19 Greg Norman
1986 16 Gene Sauers
1985 14 Tom Kite, Scott Hoch
1984 21 Jack Nicklaus
1983 26 Hale Irwin
1982 53 Tom Kite
1981 35 Tom Kite
1980 28 Tom Watson
1979 17 Hubert Green, Bill Rogers
1978 86 Hale Irwin
1977 54 Hale Irwin
1976 105 Jack Nicklaus
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1975 91 Jack Nicklaus
1974 74 Jack Nicklaus
1973 56 Jack Nicklaus
1972 37 Jack Nicklaus
Consecutive Years With Win:
2007 12 Tiger Woods (1996-2007)
2006 11 Tiger Woods (1996-2006)
2005 10 Tiger Woods (1996-2005)
2004 9 Tiger Woods (1996-2004)
2003 8 Tiger Woods (1996-2003)
2002 7 Tiger Woods (1996-2002)
2001 6 Tiger Woods (1996-2001)
2000 7 Ernie Els (1994-2000)
1999 6 Ernie Els (1994-99)
1998 6 Phil Mickelson (1993-98)
1997 6 Greg Norman (1992-97)
1996 5 Greg Norman (1992-96)
1995 4 Ben Crenshaw, Lee Janzen, Greg Norman (1992-95)
1994 5 Fred Couples (1990-94)
1993 7 Paul Azinger (1987-93)
1992 6 Paul Azinger (1987-92)
1991 5 Paul Azinger (1987-91)
1990 4 Paul Azinger (1987-90)
1989 7 Curtis Strange (1983-89)
1988 6 Curtis Strange (1983-88)
1987 7 Tom Kite (1981-87)
1986 6 Tom Kite (1981-86)
1985 5 Hale Irwin, Tom Kite (1981-85)
1984 4 Hale Irwin, Tom Kite (1981-84)
1983 4 Johnny Miller (1980-83)
1982 6 Bruce Lietzke, Tom Watson (1977-82)
1981 14 Lee Trevino (1968-81)
1980 13 Lee Trevino (1968-80)
1979 12 Lee Trevino (1968-79)
1978 17 Jack Nicklaus (1962-78)
1977 16 Jack Nicklaus (1962-77)
1976 15 Jack Nicklaus (1962-76)
1975 14 Jack Nicklaus (1962-75)
1974 13 Jack Nicklaus (1962-74)
1973 12 Jack Nicklaus (1962-73)
1972 11 Jack Nicklaus (1962-72)
1971 17 Arnold Palmer (1955-71)
1970 16 Arnold Palmer (1955-70)
Holes-In-One By Year:
2007 – 28 2001 – 27 1995 – 35 1989 – 32
2006 – 25 2000 – 31 1994 – 44 1988 – 22
2005 – 31 1999 – 27 1993 – 25 1987 – 30
2004 – 34 1998 – 27 1992 – 33 1986 – 21
2003 – 32 1997 – 31 1991 – 29 1985 – 35
2002 – 40 1996 – 39 1990 – 34
Three Eagles In One Round:
2007 Hunter Mahan (#11, #18, #9/Angus Glen GC – North Course), Rd. 1,
Canadian Open; Bill Haas (#3, #9, #13/TPC Summerlin), Rd. 1, Frys.com
Open, Joe Ogilvie (#3, #15, #16/TPC Summerlin), Rd. 2, Frys.com Open
2006 Arjun Atwal (#14, #16, #18) Torrey Pines North Course, Buick Invitational;
Bubba Watson (#6, #13, #15), Zurich Classic of New Orleans; Jason Gore
(#10, #14, #17) John Deere Classic; Will MacKenzie (#11, #4, #9) Reno-
Tahoe Open; John Huston (#1, #11, #14), Palm Course, FUNAI Classic at Walt
Disney World Resort
2005 Tag Ridings, (#12, #17, #18), Tamarisk CC, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; Kevin
Stadler, (#3, #14, #16), TPC Summerlin, Michelin Championship at Las Vegas
2004 Harrison Frazar (#5, #7, #14), Indian Wells CC, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
2003 Davis Love III (#1, #14, #17), The INTERNATIONAL
2001 Rocky Walcher, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am;
Mathew Goggin, Invensys Classic at Las Vegas
1998 Brian Kamm, Kemper Open
Facts and Figures 1970-2007 (cont.)
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1995 Tommy Tolles, Bell Canadian; John Adams, Buick Challenge
1994 Davis Love III, Hawaiian; Dave Stockton, Jr., Disney
1992 Dan Forsman, Honda; Don Pooley, Texas
1990 David Frost, Las Vegas
1981 Bruce Lietzke, Hawaiian; Howard Twitty, Pensacola
Double Eagles:
2007 Tim Petrovic (#10/Poppy Hills/Rd 3/D, 6I), AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-
Am, Nathan Green (#2/Harbour Town/Rd 2/D, 3I), Verizon Heritage, Hunter
Mahan (#11/TPC Sawgrass/Rd 2/D, 5I), Peter Lonard (#2/TPC Sawgrass/Rd
3/D, 5I), THE PLAYERS Championship, Stewart Cink (#6 TPC Sugarloaf/Rd
4/Hybrid) AT&T Classic.
2006 Brian Gay (#1/Rd 2/D, 5I), Nissan Open; Geoff Ogilvy (#6/Rd. 1/D, 8I), The
Honda Classic; Jeff Overton (#18/Rd. 2/D, 3I), Barclays Classic; Joey
Sindelar (#5/Rd. 3/D, 3W), PGA Championship
2005 Tim Petrovic (#11, Rd 1, PGA West/Palmer Course), Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic; Tag Ridings (#12, Rd 3, Tamarisk CC), Bob Hope Chrysler Classic;
Dean Wilson (#9, Rd 2), Barclays Classic; Mathias Gronberg (#6, Rd 4),
U.S. Bank Championship
2004 John Daly (#2, Par 5, PGA West/Palmer Course), Bob Hope Chrysler Classic;
John Douma (#8, Par 5), Chrysler Classic of Tucson;
Gary Evans (#4, Par 5), British Open
2003 James McLean (#17, Par 5, CC at Mirasol, Sunset Course), The Honda
Classic; Dave Stockton, Jr. (#5, Par 5), 100th Western Open
2002 Deane Pappas, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (Indian Wells CC, #18); Tim
Petrovic, The Honda Classic, (TPC Heron Bay, #16); Steve Lowery, The
International Presented By Qwest, (#17); John Riegger, Michelob
Championship at Kingsmill, (#3 )
2001 Andrew Magee, Phoenix Open, (#17); Jeff Maggert, The British Open,
(Royal Lytham and St. Annes, #6); Greg Owen, The British Open, (Royal
Lytham and St. Annes, #11); Jimmy Green, B.C. Open, (#12); Craig Parry,
Invensys Classic at Las Vegas, (TPC Summerlin, #3).
2000 David Sutherland, The Honda Classic (#14); Craig Stadler, Shell Houston Open
(#15); Bill Glasson, FedEx St. Jude Classic (#5); Frank Lickliter II, John Deere
Classic (#2); Ernie Els, World Golf Championships–NEC Invitational (Firestone CC,
#2); Jim Gallagher, Jr., Southern Farm Bureau Classic (#5)
1999 Jerry Kelly (Indian Wells CC, #14), Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; Tommy
Tolles (#2),Touchstone Energy Tucson Open; Charles Raulerson (#1) Doral-
Ryder Open; Scott Dunlap (#6), Kemper Open; Carlos Franco (#7), Memorial
Tournament
1998 Woody Austin (#6), Kemper Open
1997 David Duval (#2), Tucson Chrysler Classic; Peter Teravainen (#11),
Memorial Tournament
1996 Guy Hill, Bell Canadian Open (Glen Abbey GC, #18)
1995 Per-Ulrik Johansson, PGA Championship (Riviera CC, #11); J.L. Lewis,
Milwaukee (#4)
1994 Olin Browne, Northern Telecom (#2); Jeff Maggert, Masters (#13); Mike
Donald, Texas (Oak Hills, #15)
1993 Massy Kuramoto, Deposit Guaranty (Hattiesburg, #3); Tom Sieckmann,
Kmart GGO (#9); Bobby Wadkins, Memorial (#15); Darrell Kestner, PGA
(Inverness, #13)
1992 Mark O’Meara, Bob Hope (Indian Wells, #18); Billy Andrade, Las Vegas
(LVCC, #2)
1991 Payne Stewart, Pebble Beach (Spyglass, #7); Mark Brooks, Kemper (#6);
Lon Hinkle, Anheuser-Busch (#13); John Daly, Western (#5); Davis Love III,
World Series (Firestone, #2)
1990 Tom Pernice, Phoenix (#15); Gary Koch, Anheuser-Busch (#3); Steve Pate,
Jim Gallagher, Jr., International (#17); Greg Bruckner, Southern (Green
Island, #18)
1989 Bill Britton, Anheuser-Busch (#3)
1988 Mike Reid, Los Angeles (#1); Jim Booros, Provident (#17)
1987 David Edwards, Andy Williams (Torrey Pines South, #17);
Dan Halldorson, Provident (#8)
1986 Mike Hulbert, Pebble Beach (Cypress Point, #10)
1985 T.C. Chen, U.S. Open (Oakland Hills, #2)
1984 Hal Sutton, Byron Nelson (Las Colinas, #7);
John Adams, Canadian (Glen Abbey, #16)
1983 None
1982 Bob Gilder, Westchester (#18); Pat McGowan, Walt Disney (Palm Course, #1)
1981 Jim Thorpe, LaJet (Fairway Oaks)
1980 Bruce Lietzke, Inverrary (Inverrary); Fred Marti, Milwaukee (Tuckaway);
Stanton Altgelt, IVB (Whitemarsh Valley)
1979 Rik Massengale, Tucson (Randolph North); Bob Murphy, Tallahassee (Killearn)
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ALL-TIME RECORDS
6
SECTION
1978 Terry Mauney, Hawaiian (Waialae); George Burns, Colonial (Colonial);
Jim Nelford, Tommy Valentine, Atlanta (Atlanta CC)
1977 Joe Inman, Bob Hope (La Quinta)
1976 Lyn Lott, World (Pinehurst No. 2, #16)
1975 Lee Elder, Greensboro (Sedgefield); Miller Barber, Canadian (Royal Montreal)
1974 George Knudson, Bob Hope (Indian Wells); Larry Wise, Greensboro (Sedgefield)
1973 Jerry Heard, Milwaukee (Tuckaway)
1972 Bob Murphy, Bing Crosby (Pebble Beach, #2);
Roy Pace, Houston (Westwood, #13)
1971 Rod Curl, Greensboro (Sedgefield); Larry Ziegler, Westchester (Westchester)
1970 Rod Curl, Memphis (Colonial); Mike Hill, AVCO (Pleasant Valley)
Longest Birdie Streak:
2007 7 Mark Wilson (#3-9/Rd 3) the Memorial Tournament; Stephen Ames
(#1-7/Rd 2/Palm Course) Children’s Miracle Network Classic
2006 7 J. J. Henry (#9-15/Rd 2), FBR Open
2005 7 Joe Durant (#1-7/Rd 4), Honda Classic; Tiger Woods (#7-13/Rd 3),
Masters Tournament
2004 7 Vijay Singh (#12-18/Rd 2), Mercedes Championships; Bob Estes (#12-
18/Rd 2), FedEx St. Jude Classic; Neal Lancaster (#15-3/Rd 1), U.S.
Bank Championship in Milwaukee
2003 8 Jerry Kelly (#7-14/Rd. 3), Las Vegas Invitational
2002 8 J.P. Hayes, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
2001 6 Brad Elder, Spike McRoy, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am; Robert
Allenby, Billy Mayfair, Joe Durant, J.L. Lewis, Mark Wiebe, Bob
Hope Chrysler Classic; Stuart Appleby, Kemper Insurance Open;
Brian Claar, Greater Milwaukee Open; Trevor Dodds, B.C. Open; Billy
Mayfair, Buick Open; Davis Love III, Invensys Classic at Las Vegas
2000 8 Edward Fryatt, Doral-Ryder Open
1999 7 Steve Pate, Masters Tournament; Ted Tryba, Buick Open
1998 6 David Toms, Masters Tournament
1997 6 John Cook, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; Don Pooley, Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic; Brian Claar, United Airlines Hawaiian Open; Glen Day, MCI
Classic; David Ogrin, MasterCard Colonial; David Sutherland, B.C. Open
1996 7 Greg Norman, Mercedes Championships; Kirk Triplett, Buick Invitational
1995 7 Jay Delsing, FedEx St. Jude Classic
1994 7 Keith Clearwater, Colonial
1992 6 Gil Morgan, Bob Hope; Ed Fiori, Phoenix; Mark Calcavecchia,
Masters; Fred Funk, Houston; Tom Kite, BellSouth;
Andy Dillard, U.S. Open; Andy Bean, Chattanooga
1991 6 Mark Lye, Phoenix; Bill Sander, Shearson Lehman; Mark Brooks,
Kmart GGO; Karl Kimball, Milwaukee; Chip Beck, Las Vegas
1990 7 Steve Elkington, Bob Hope; Scott Verplank, Milwaukee
1989 7 Wayne Grady, Shearson Lehman
1988 7 Nick Faldo, T of C
1987 8 Dewey Arnette, Buick
1986 6 Doug Tewell, Los Angeles; Don Pooley, USF&G; Dave Rummells,
TPC; Jack Nicklaus, Memorial; Kenny Knox, Buick;
Mark Calcavecchia, Milwaukee
1985 7 Hubert Green, Western
1984 7 Tommy Valentine, Atlanta; Mike McCullough, Canadian;
Rod Nuckolls, Buick
1983 6 Bill Kratzert, Los Angeles; Mike Sullivan, David Graham, Buick
1982 7 Scott Hoch, Bob Hope
1981 6 Tom Kite, Pensacola
1980 7 George Burns, Westchester; John Fought, Buick
1979 7 John Mahaffey, Bob Hope
1978 6 Bob Gilder, Doral-Eastern
1977 7 Bobby Walzel, Pensacola
1976 8 Fuzzy Zoeller, Quad Cities
1975 6 Johnny Miller, Masters
1974 6 Gary McCord, Bing Crosby; Mike McCullough, Bob Hope;
Ben Crenshaw, San Diego
1973 6 Dan Sikes, Westchester; Hale Irwin, World Open
1972 7 Bert Yancey, Walt Disney
1971 6 Gibby Gilbert, Westchester
1970 6 Frank Beard, T of C; Wilf Homenuik, Azalea
Longest Birdie/Eagle Streak (5 or more):
2007 8 Brandt Snedeker (B-B-B-B-E-B-B/#10-16/Rd 1/North Course), Buick
Invitational
2006 7 Adam Scott (E-B-B-B-E/#7-11/Rd 3), Wachovia Championship
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2005 6 Brett Wetterich (B-B-E-B-B/#13-17), Chrysler Classic of Tucson; Lee
Janzen (B-E-B-B-B/#4-8), The Honda Classic; J.L. Lewis, (E-B-B-B-B/#6-
10), Booz Allen Classic; Tiger Woods (E-E-B-B/#13-16), Buick Open; Bill
Glasson (E-B-B-B-B/#10-14), Reno-Tahoe Open; Briny Baird (E-B-B-B-
B/#12-16), Michelin Championship at Las Vegas; Chris Smith (B-B-B-B-
E/#15-18, #1), FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
2004 6 Robert Gamez (B-B-B-B-B-E/#18-5/Rd. 3), Indian Wells C.C., Bob Hope
Chrysler Classic; Billy Andrade (E-B-B-B-B-B/#6-11/Rd 4), PGA
West/Palmer Course, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
2003 8 Briny Baird (B-B-B-B-B-B-B-E/#14-3/Rd 2), FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney
World Resort
2002 6 Peter Lonard (E-B-B-B-B-B/#15-2/Rd 2), Compaq Classic of New Orleans
2001 8 Billy Mayfair (B-E-B-B-B-B-B-B/#9-16/Rd 4), Buick Open
2000 6 Blaine McCallister (B-B-B-B-E-B), Compaq Classic of New Orleans;
Skip Kendall (E-B-B-B-B-B), Buick Open
1999 6 Barry Cheesman (B-E-B-B-B-B), GTE Byron Nelson Classic
1998 5 John Daly (B-B-B-B-E), J.L. Lewis (B-B-E-B-B), Bob Hope Chrysler
Classic; Donnie Hammond (B-B-B-B-E), Vijay Singh (B-E-B-B-B), Canon
Greater Hartford Open; Clarence Rose (E-B-B-B-B), B.C. Open
1997 6 Andrew Magee (B-B-B-B-E-B), Bob Hope Chrysler Classic;
Tom Purtzer (B-B-B-E-B-B), Sprint International
1996 5 Grant Waite (E,B,E,B,B), Phoenix Open; Neal Lancaster (B,E,B,B,B), U.S.
Open; Steve Stricker (B,E,B,B,B), Motorola Western Open
1995 5 Keith Fergus (B,B,B,B,E,), Hawaiian; Ben Crenshaw (B,E,B,B,B), Phoenix
1994 5 Ken Green, Phoenix (B,E,B,E,B)
1993 5 Rick Fehr, Bob Hope (B,E,B,B,B)
1992 5 Chris Tucker, Federal Express (B,E,B,B,B); Lee Janzen, Disney, (E,B,B,B,B)
1991 6 Robert Gamez, Milwaukee (B,B,B,E,B,B)
1990 6 David Frost, Tucson (B,B,B,B,B,E)
1989 7 Webb Heintzelman, Las Vegas (B,B,B,B,B,E,B)
1986 5 Raymond Floyd, Bob Hope (E,B,B,B,B); Denis Watson, Hartford (B,E,B,B,B)
1983 6 Craig Stadler, Buick (B,B,E,B,B,B)
1977 7 Al Geiberger, Memphis (B,B,B,B,E,B,B)
1975 5 Bob Mitchell, Memphis (B,B,B,B,E)
Best Come-From-Behind, Final-Round Win:
2007 6 strokes Padraig Harrington, British Open
2006 6 strokes Kirk Triplett, Chrysler Classic of Tuscon
2005 7 strokes Padraig Harrington, The Honda Classic, Brad Faxon, Buick
Championship
2004 9 strokes Stewart Cink, MCI Heritage
2003 8 strokes Craig Stadler, B.C. Open
2002 7 strokes Len Mattiace, Fed Ex St. Jude Classic; Spike McRoy, B.C.
Open; John Rollins, Bell Canadian Open
2001 7 strokes Davis Love III, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
2000 6 strokes Phil Mickelson, MasterCard Colonial; Duffy Waldorf,
National Car Rental Golf Classic
1999 10 strokes Paul Lawrie, British Open (PGA TOUR record)
1998 8 strokes Scott Simpson, Buick Invitational
1997 5 strokes Frank Nobilo, Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic; Justin
Leonard, Kemper Open; Justin Leonard, British Open
1996 6 strokes Nick Faldo, Masters Tournament
1995 7 strokes Jim Gallagher, Jr., Kmart GGO; Payne Stewart, Shell
Houston Open
1994 7 strokes Nick Price, Colonial
1993 5 strokes Vijay Singh, Buick Classic
1992 5 strokes Lanny Wadkins, Canon GHO; David Edwards, Memorial;
Mark Carnevale, Chattanooga
1991 7 strokes Mark Brooks, Kmart GGO; Fulton Allem, IIAO
1990 8 strokes Chip Beck, Buick Open
1989 7 strokes Mike Sullivan, IIAO
1988 7 strokes Sandy Lyle, Phoenix
1987 6 strokes Corey Pavin, Hawaiian; Larry Nelson, Walt Disney
1986 7 strokes Tom Kite, Western
1985 8 strokes Hal Sutton, Memphis
1984 7 strokes Ronnie Black, Anheuser-Busch
1983 8 strokes Mark Lye, Bank of Boston
1982 6 strokes Tom Kite, Bay Hill
1981 6 strokes Raymond Floyd, TPC
1980 6 strokes Peter Jacobsen, Buick
1979 6 strokes Raymond Floyd, Greensboro; Lou Graham, IVB;
Fuzzy Zoeller, Masters
1978 7 strokes Gary Player, Masters, T of C; John Mahaffey, PGA
1977 6 strokes Lanny Wadkins, PGA; Miller Barber, Anheuser-Busch
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1976 5 strokes Al Geiberger, Western
1975 7 strokes Roger Maltbie, Quad Cities
1974 6 strokes Tom Watson, Western
1973 6 strokes Johnny Miller, U.S. Open
1972 5 strokes Grier Jones, Hawaiian
1971 5 strokes Gene Littler, Colonial
1970 7 strokes Pete Brown, San Diego
Three Or More Victories:
2007 7 Tiger Woods, Buick Invitational, WGC-CA Championship, Wachovia
Championship, World Golf Championships- Bridgestone Invitational,
BMW Championship, THE TOUR Championship
3 Phil Mickelson, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, THE PLAYERS
Championship, Deutsche Bank Championship
2006 8 Tiger Woods, Buick Invitational, Ford Championship at Doral, British
Open, Buick Open, PGA Championship, World Golf Championships-
Bridgestone Invitational, Deutsche Bank Championship, World Golf
Championships-American Express Championship
2005 6 Tiger Woods, Buick Invitational, Ford Championship at Doral, Masters
Tournament, British Open, World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational,
World Golf Championships-American Express Championship
4 Vijay Singh, Sony Open in Hawaii, Shell Houston Open, Wachovia
Championship, Buick Open.
Phil Mickelson, FBR Open, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am,
BellSouth Classic, PGA Championship
2004 9 Vijay Singh, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Shell Houston Open,
HP Classic of New Orleans, Buick Open, PGA Championship, Deutsche
Bank Championship, Bell Canadian Open, 84 LUMBER Classic, Chrysler
Championship
3 Ernie Els, Sony Open in Hawaii, the Memorial Tournament, World Golf
Championships-American Express Championship
2003 5 Tiger Woods, Buick Invitational, World Golf Championships-Accenture
Match Play, Bay Hill Invitational, Western Open, World Golf
Championships-American Express
4 Davis Love III, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro Am, THE PLAYERS,
MCI Heritage, The INTERNATIONAL
Vijay Singh, Phoenix Open, EDS Byron Nelson, John Deere Classic,
FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort
3 Mike Weir, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Nissan Open, Masters
Kenny Perry, Bank of America Colonial, Memorial, Greater Milwaukee
Open
2002 5 Tiger Woods, Bay Hill Invitational, Masters, U.S. Open,Buick Open,
World Golf Championships-American Express
2001 5 Tiger Woods, Bay Hill, THE PLAYERS, Masters, Memorial, World Golf
Championships-NEC Invitational
3 David Toms, Compaq Classic of New Orleans, PGA, Michelob
Championship
2000 9 Tiger Woods, Mercedes, AT&T Pebble Beach, Bay Hill, Memorial, U.S.
Open, British Open, PGA, World Golf Championships– NEC Invitational,
Bell Canadian Open
4 Phil Mickelson, Buick Invitational, BellSouth Classic, MasterCard
Colonial, THE TOUR Championship
1999 8 Tiger Woods, Buick Invitational, Memorial, Motorola Western Open,
PGA, World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational, National Car Rental
Golf Classic at Walt Disney World Resort, THE TOUR Championship,
World Golf Championships-AmericanExpress
4 David Duval, Mercedes Championships, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, THE
PLAYERS, BellSouth Classic
1998 4 David Duval, Tucson Chrysler Classic, Shell Houston Open, NEC World
Series of Golf, Michelob Championship
1997 4 Tiger Woods, Mercedes, Masters, GTE Byron Nelson, Motorola Western
Open
3 David Duval, Michelob Championship, Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile,
THE TOUR Championship
1996 4 Phil Mickelson, Nortel Open, Phoenix Open, GTE Byron Nelson Classic,
NEC World Series of Golf
3 Mark Brooks, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Shell Houston Open, PGA
1995 3 Lee Janzen, PLAYERS, Kemper, Sprint;
Greg Norman, Memorial, Hartford, NEC World Series of Golf
1994 6 Nick Price, Honda, Colonial, Western, British Open, PGA, Canadian
3 Mark McCumber, Anheuser-Busch, Hardee’s, TOUR Championship
1993 4 Nick Price, PLAYERS, Canon GHO, Western, Federal Express
3 Paul Azinger, Memorial, New England, PGA
Facts and Figures 1970-2007 (cont.)
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1992 3 Fred Couples, Los Angeles, Nestle, Masters; Davis Love III, PLAYERS,
MCI, Kmart GGO; John Cook, Bob Hope, Hawaiian, Las Vegas
1991 None
1990 4 Wayne Levi, Atlanta, Western, Canon GHO, Canadian
1989 3 Tom Kite, Nestle, PLAYERS, Nabisco;
Mark Calcavecchia, Phoenix, Los Angeles, British Open
1988 4 Curtis Strange, Houston, Memorial, U.S. Open, Nabisco
3 Sandy Lyle, Phoenix, Greensboro, Masters
1987 3 Curtis Strange, Canadian, St. Jude, World Series;
Paul Azinger, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Hartford
1986 4 Bob Tway, Andy Williams, Westchester, Atlanta, PGA
3 Fuzzy Zoeller, Pebble Beach, Heritage, Anheuser-Busch;
Greg Norman, Las Vegas, Kemper, British Open
1985 3 Curtis Strange, Honda, Las Vegas, Canadian;
Lanny Wadkins, Bob Hope, Los Angeles, Disney
1984 3 Tom Watson, Tucson Match Play, TofC, Western;
Denis Watson, Buick, World Series, Las Vegas
1983 None
1982 4 Calvin Peete, Milwaukee, Anheuser-Busch, B.C. Open, Pensacola;
Craig Stadler, Tucson, Masters, Kemper, World Series;
Tom Watson, Los Angeles, Heritage, U.S. Open, British Open
3 Raymond Floyd, Memorial, Memphis, PGA; Lanny Wadkins, Phoenix,
TofC, Buick; Bob Gilder, Byron Nelson, Westchester, Bank of Boston
1981 4 Bill Rogers, Heritage, British Open, World Series, Texas
3 Bruce Lietzke, Bob Hope, San Diego, Byron Nelson;
Tom Watson, Masters, New Orleans, Atlanta;
Raymond Floyd, Doral-Eastern, TPC, Westchester
1980 7 Tom Watson, San Diego, Los Angeles, T of C, New Orleans, Byron
Nelson, British Open, World Series
3 Lee Trevino, TPC, Memphis, Texas
1979 5 Tom Watson, Heritage, T of C, Byron Nelson, Memorial, Hall of Fame
3 Lou Graham, IVB, American Optical, Texas
1978 5 Tom Watson, Tucson, Bing Crosby, Byron Nelson, Hall of Fame,
Anheuser-Busch
4 Jack Nicklaus, Inverrary, TPC, IVB, British Open
3 Gary Player, Masters, T of C, Houston;
Andy Bean, Kemper, Memphis, Western
1977 5 Tom Watson, Pebble Beach, San Diego, Masters, Western, British Open
3 Jack Nicklaus, Inverrary, T of C, Memorial;
Hale Irwin, Atlanta, Hall of Fame, Texas
1976 3 Hubert Green, Doral-Eastern, Jacksonville, Heritage;
Ben Crenshaw,Pebble Beach, Hawaiian, Ohio Kings Island;
Johnny Miller, Tucson, Hope, British Open
1975 5 Jack Nicklaus, Doral-Eastern, Heritage, Masters, PGA, World
4 Johnny Miller, Phoenix, Tucson, Bob Hope, Kaiser International
3 Gene Littler, Bing Crosby, Memphis, Westchester
1974 8 Johnny Miller, Bing Crosby, Phoenix, Tucson, Heritage, T of C,
Westchester, World, Kaiser International
3 Hubert Green, Bob Hope, Jacksonville, IVB;
Dave Stockton, Los Angeles, Quad Cities, Hartford;
Gary Player, Masters, Danny Thomas, British Open
1973 7 Jack Nicklaus, Bing Crosby, New Orleans, TofC, Atlanta, PGA, Ohio
Kings Island, Walt Disney
5 Tom Weiskopf, Colonial, Kemper, IVB, British Open, Canadian Open
4 Bruce Crampton, Phoenix, Tucson, Houston, American Classic
1972 7 Jack Nicklaus, Bing Crosby, Doral-Eastern, Masters, U.S. Open,
Westchester, Match Play, Walt Disney
4 Lee Trevino, Memphis, Hartford, St. Louis, British Open
1971 6 Lee Trevino, Tallahassee, Memphis, U.S. Open, British Open, Canadian,
Sahara
5 Jack Nicklaus, PGA, TofC, Byron Nelson, National Team, Walt Disney
4 Arnold Palmer, Bob Hope, Florida Citrus, Westchester, National Team
1970 4 Billy Casper, Los Angeles, Masters, IVB, AVCO
3 Jack Nicklaus, Nelson, British Open, National Four-Ball
Wire-To-Wire Winners (leader after every round, no ties):
2007 Steve Flesch, Reno-Tahoe Open
2006 Phil Mickelson, BellSouth Classic; Stuart Appleby, Shell Houston Open;
Corey Pavin, U.S. Bank Championship; Tiger Woods, World Golf
Championships-American Express Championship
2005 Phil Mickelson, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am; Justin Leonard,
FedEx St. Jude Classic; Tiger Woods, British Open; Ben Crane, U.S. Bank
Championship; Vaughn Taylor, Reno-Tahoe Open.
2004 Stewart Cink, World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational; Vijay Singh, 84
LUMBER Classic
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ALL-TIME RECORDS
SECTION 6
2003 Tiger Woods, 100th Western Open; Davis Love III, The INTERNATIONAL
2002 Tiger Woods, U.S. Open, World Golf Championships-American Express
Championship;
K.J. Choi, Tampa Bay Classic
2001 Bob Estes, FedEx St. Jude Classic
2000 Paul Azinger, Sony Open in Hawaii;
Hal Sutton, THE PLAYERS Championship;
Tiger Woods, U.S. Open, World Golf Championships–NEC Invitational
1999 Jesper Parnevik, Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic;
David Toms, Sprint International
1998 None
1997 Steve Jones, Phoenix Open; Steve Elkington, THE PLAYERS Championship;
Nick Price, MCI Classic; Ernie Els, Buick Classic
1996 Tim Herron, Honda Classic; Ernie Els, Buick Classic;
Scott Hoch, Michelob Championship at Kingsmill
1995 None
1994 Greg Norman, PLAYERS; Mike Springer, Kmart GGO; Bob Estes, Texas
1993 Howard Twitty, Hawaiian; Nick Price, Western
1992 Fred Couples, Nestle; David Frost, Hardee’s
1991 None
1990 Jose Maria Olazabal, World Series; Tim Simpson, Disney
1989 Ian Baker-Finch, Colonial
1988 Steve Pate, T of C; Larry Nelson, Atlanta; Bob Lohr, Disney;
Curtis Strange, Nabisco
1987 Joey Sindelar, B.C. Open; Tom Watson, Nabisco
1986 None
1985 Tom Kite, T of C
1984 Greg Norman, Kemper
1983 Hal Sutton, PGA; Nick Price, World Series
1982 Bob Gilder, Westchester; Raymond Floyd, PGA; Tim Norris, Hartford
1981 None
1980 Tom Watson, T of C, Byron Nelson; Bruce Lietzke, Colonial;
Scott Hoch, Quad Cities
1979 Bruce Lietzke, Tucson; Tom Watson, Heritage, T of C
1978 Tom Watson, Tucson
1977 Rik Massengale, Bob Hope; Andy Bean, Doral-Eastern;
Lee Trevino, Canadian; Jerry Pate, Southern
1976 Raymond Floyd, Masters; Mark Hayes, Byron Nelson
1975 Johnny Miller, Tucson; Tom Weiskopf, Greensboro; Al Geiberger, TPC
1974 Johnny Miller, Tucson, Heritage; Allen Miller, Tallahassee;
Ed Sneed, Milwaukee
1973 Lee Trevino, Doral-Eastern; Homero Blancas, Monsanto
1972 Jack Nicklaus, Masters; Dave Hill, Monsanto
1971 Jack Nicklaus, PGA; Arnold Palmer, Westchester
1970 Tony Jacklin, U.S. Open
First-Time Winners Since 1970:
(Rookies underlined)
2007 12 Charley Hoffman, Henrik Stenson, Mark Wilson, Boo Weekley,
Nick Watney, Angel Cabrera, Hunter Mahan, Brian Bateman, Joe
Ogilvie, Brandt Snedeker, George McNeill, Daniel Chopra
2006 13 J.B. Holmes, Arron Oberholser, Aaron Baddeley, Chris Couch,
Brett Wetterich, J.J. Henry, Trevor Immelman, John Senden, Dean
Wilson, Will MacKenzie, Eric Axley, D.J. Trahan, Troy Matteson
2005 12 Geoff Ogilvy, Padraig Harrington (2), Peter Lonard, Tim Petrovic,
Ted Purdy, Michael Campbell; Sean O’Hair, Jason Bohn, Jason
Gore, Wes Short, Jr., Lucas Glover, Carl Pettersson
2004 10 Heath Slocum, Todd Hamilton (2); Zach Johnson; Stephen Ames;
Mark Hensby; Rod Pampling; Vaughn Taylor; Bart Bryant; Andre
Stolz; Ryan Palmer
2003 7 Ben Crane, Steve Flesch, Jonathan Kaye, Ben Curtis, Shaun
Micheel, Adam Scott, Chad Campbell
2002 18 Jerry Kelly (2), Matt Gogel, Len Mattiace (2), Kevin Sutherland, Ian
Leggatt, Matt Kuchar, Craig Perks, K.J. Choi, Chris Smith, Spike
McRoy, Chris Riley, Craig Parry, John Rollins, Charles Howell III,
Phil Tataurangi, Bob Burns, Jonathan Byrd, Luke Donald
2001 10 Garrett Willis, Jose Coceres (2), Robert Damron, Sergio Garcia (2),
Frank Lickliter II, Retief Goosen, Shigeki Maruyama, David
Gossett, Joel Edwards, Cameron Beckman
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PGA TOUR
2000 8 Kirk Triplett, Jim Carter, Darren Clarke, Tom Scherrer, Dennis
Paulson, Michael Clark II, Rory Sabbatini, Chris DiMarco
1999 9 Glen Day, Carlos Franco (2), Rich Beem, Paul Lawrie, J.L. Lewis,
Brent Geiberger, Tom Pernice Jr., Notah Begay III (2), Mike Weir
1998 8 Jesper Parnevik, Lee Westwood, Trevor Dodds, J.P. Hayes, Joe
Durant, Olin Browne, Brandel Chamblee, Chris Perry
1997 6 Stuart Appleby, Frank Nobilo, David Toms, Stewart Cink, Gabriel
Hjerstedt, David Duval (3)
1996 13 Tim Herron, Paul Goydos, Scott McCarron, Paul Stankowski,
Steve Stricker, Willie Wood, Justin Leonard, Clarence Rose, Guy
Boros, Dudley Hart, Michael Bradley, Tiger Woods (2), David Ogrin
1995 7 John Morse, Ted Tryba, Ed Dougherty, Woody Austin, Brad Bryant,
Jim Furyk, Duffy Waldorf
1994 10 Loren Roberts, Mike Springer, Mike Heinen, Neal Lancaster, Tom
Lehman, Ernie Els, Brian Henninger, Dicky Pride, Steve Lowery,
Bob Estes
1993 7 Brett Ogle, Mike Standly, Jim McGovern, Grant Waite, Vijay
Singh, Billy Mayfair, Jeff Maggert
1992 4 Lee Janzen, Fred Funk, Mark Carnevale, Richard Zokol
1991 14 Phil Mickelson, Jay Don Blake, Rocco Mediate, Ian Woosnam (2),
Kenny Perry, Billy Andrade (2), Russ Cochran, Bruce Fleisher,
Dillard Pruitt, Billy Ray Brown, Brad Faxon, John Daly, David
Peoples, Fulton Allem
1990 10 Robert Gamez (2), Tommy Armour III, David Ishii, John Huston,
Tony Sills, Steve Elkington, Peter Persons, Jose Maria Olazabal,
Jim Gallagher, Jr., Nolan Henke
1989 9 Greg Twiggs, Ian Baker-Finch, Tom Byrum, Wayne Grady, Mike
Donald, Curt Byrum, Stan Utley, Ted Schulz, Bill Britton
1988 11 Steve Jones, Chip Beck (2), Jim Benepe, Tom Sieckmann, Blaine
McCallister, Mark Brooks, Jodie Mudd, Jeff Sluman, David Frost
(2), Andrew Magee, Bob Lohr
1987 10 Paul Azinger (3), T.C. Chen, Davis Love III, Keith Clearwater (2),
Robert Wrenn, John Inman, Sam Randolph, Steve Pate, Ken
Brown, Mike Reid
1986 12 Donnie Hammond, Bob Tway (4), Kenny Knox, Sandy Lyle, Dan
Pohl (2), Mac O’Grady, Mike Hulbert, Rick Fehr, Gene Sauers,
Mark Calcavecchia, Fred Wadsworth, Ernie Gonzalez
1985 11 Woody Blackburn, Joey Sindelar (2), Bernhard Langer (2), Bill
Glasson, Mark Wiebe, Dan Forsman, Phil Blackmar, Scott
Verplank, Ken Green, Jim Thorpe (2), Tim Simpson
1984 6 Bob Eastwood (2), Nick Faldo, Corey Pavin, Greg Norman (2),
Denis Watson (3), Mark O’Meara
1983 10 Isao Aoki, Gary Hallberg, Mike Nicolette, Fred Couples, Larry Mize,
Nick Price, Pat Lindsey, Mark Lye, Rex Caldwell, Ronnie Black
1982 5 Bob Shearer, Payne Stewart, Tim Norris, Bobby Clampett, Hal Sutton
1981 5 John Cook, Keith Fergus, Dave Barr, Peter Oosterhuis, Morris
Hatalsky
1980 12 Craig Stadler (2), Jeff Mitchell, Mark Pfeil, Scott Simpson, Scott
Hoch, Peter Jacobsen, Don Pooley, Phil Hancock, Mike Sullivan,
Dan Halldorson, David Edwards, Doug Tewell (2)
1979 12 Fuzzy Zoeller (2), Bob Byman, Larry Nelson (2), Mark McCumber,
Calvin Peete, D.A. Weibring, Jack Renner, Howard Twitty, John
Fought (2), Ed Fiori, Curtis Strange, George Burns
1978 9 Jay Haas, Bill Rogers, Seve Ballesteros, Barry Jaeckel, Lon
Hinkle, Jack Newton, Ron Streck, Wayne Levi, Bob Mann
1977 10 Bruce Lietzke (2), Tom Purtzer, Andy Bean, Graham Marsh, Danny
Edwards, Jim Simons, Mike Morley, Andy North, Bobby Cole, Gil
Morgan
1976 9 Bob Gilder, Gary Koch, Mark Hayes (2), Tom Kite, Joe Inman, Jerry
Pate (2), John Lister, Bob Wynn, Bill Kratzert
1975 8 Gary Groh, Pat Fitzsimons, Jerry McGee, Rik Massengale, Tom
Jenkins, Roger Maltbie (2), Don Bies, Don Iverson
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1974 11 Leonard Thompson, Lee Elder, Allen Miller, Rod Curl, Bob Menne,
Tom Watson, Richie Karl, Victor Regalado, Forrest Fezler, Terry
Diehl, Mac McLendon
1973 6 John Schlee, Bert Greene, Sam Adams, Ed Sneed, John Mahaffey,
Ben Crenshaw
1972 5 Grier Jones (2), Bob Shaw, Jim Jamieson, David Graham, Lanny
Wadkins
1971 10 J.C. Snead (2), Bud Allin, Hubert Green, Bobby Mitchell, Dave
Eichelberger, Jerry Heard, DeWitt Weaver, Johnny Miller, Labron
Harris, Hale Irwin
1970 5 Mike Hill, Gibby Gilbert, Tommy Aaron, Hugh Royer, Bill Garrett
Average Driving Distance Since 1980:
2007 – 289.1 2000 – 273.2 1993 – 260.3 1986 – 261.5
2006 – 289.3 1999 – 272.4 1992 – 260.5 1985 – 260.4
2005 – 288.9 1998 – 270.6 1991 – 261.4 1984 – 259.6
2004 – 287.3 1997 – 267.6 1990 – 262.7 1983 – 258.7
2003 – 286.3 1996 – 266.4 1989 – 261.8 1982 – 256.8
2002 – 279.8 1995 – 263.6 1988 – 263.5 1981 – 259.7
2001 – 279.4 1994 – 261.8 1987 – 262.5 1980 – 256.8
Facts and Figures 1970-2007 (cont)
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SECTION 6 ALL-TIME RECORDS

Zach Johnson had an outstanding 2007 on
the PGA TOUR, especially in Georgia where
he won the Masters Tournament in Augusta,
the AT&T Classic in suburban Atlanta and
shot a 60 on the way to a T2 at THE TOUR
Championship presented by Coca-Cola.
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FedExCup Champion
The FedExCup is awarded to the season champion at the end of THE TOUR
Championship presented by Coca-Cola, based on a points system
2007 Tiger Woods
Byron Nelson Award
The Byron Nelson Award is based on each player’s adjusted scoring average.
The adjusted score is computed from the average score of the field at each
tournament. As a result, a player’s score may be higher or lower than his
actual score. Actual scoring average was used to determine the scoring
leader prior to 1988.
In order to qualify for the Byron Nelson Award, a player must compete in a
minimum of 50 official rounds on the PGA TOUR.
1980 Lee Trevino 69.73
1981 Tom Kite 69.80
1982 Tom Kite 70.21
1983 Raymond Floyd 70.61
1984 Calvin Peete 70.56
1985 Don Pooley 70.36
1986 Scott Hoch 70.08
1987 David Frost 70.09
1988 Greg Norman 69.38
1989 Payne Stewart *69.485
1990 Greg Norman 69.10
1991 Fred Couples 69.59
1992 Fred Couples 69.38
1993 Greg Norman 68.90
1994 Greg Norman 68.81
1995 Greg Norman 69.06
1996 Tom Lehman 69.32
1997 Nick Price 68.98
1998 David Duval 69.13
1999 Tiger Woods 68.43
2000 Tiger Woods 67.79
2001 Tiger Woods 68.81
*Had to be carried a decimal farther to determine winner
2002 Tiger Woods 68.56
2003 Tiger Woods 68.41
2004 Vijay Singh 68.84
2005 Tiger Woods 68.66
2006 Tiger Woods 68.11
2007 Tiger Woods 67.79
PGA TOUR Awards
Arnold Palmer Award
Awarded annually to the PGA TOUR’s leading money-winner.
1981 Tom Kite $375,699
1982 Craig Stadler 446,462
1983 Hal Sutton 426,668
1984 Tom Watson 476,260
1985 Curtis Strange 542,321
1986 Greg Norman 653,296
1987 Curtis Strange 925,941
1988 Curtis Strange 1,147,644
1989 Tom Kite 1,395,278
1990 Greg Norman $1,165,477
1991 Corey Pavin 979,430
1992 Fred Couples 1,344,188
1993 Nick Price 1,478,557
1994 Nick Price 1,499,927
1995 Greg Norman 1,654,959
1996 Tom Lehman 1,780,159
1997 Tiger Woods 2,066,833
1998 David Duval 2,591,031
1999 Tiger Woods $6,616,585
2000 Tiger Woods 9,188,321
2001 Tiger Woods 5,687,777
2002 Tiger Woods 6,912,625
PGA TOUR Player of the Year/
Jack Nicklaus Trophy
1990 Wayne Levi
1991 Fred Couples
1992 Fred Couples
1993 Nick Price
1994 Nick Price
1995 Greg Norman
1996 Tom Lehman
1997 Tiger Woods
1998 Mark O’Meara
1999 Tiger Woods
2000 Tiger Woods
2001 Tiger Woods
2002 Tiger Woods
2003 Tiger Woods
2004 Vijay Singh
2005 Tiger Woods
2006 Tiger Woods
2007 Tiger Woods
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2003 Vijay Singh 7,573,907
2004 Vijay Singh 10,725,166
2005 Tiger Woods 10,628,024
2006 Tiger Woods 9,941,563
2007 Tiger Woods 10,867,052
The Jack Nicklaus Trophy is awarded annually to the PGA TOUR Player of the Year
based on the balloting of the membership.
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The award is based on balloting by PGA TOUR players
1990 Robert Gamez
1991 John Daly
1992 Mark Carnevale
1993 Vijay Singh
1994 Ernie Els
1995 Woody Austin
1996 Tiger Woods
1997 Stewart Cink
1998 Steve Flesch
1999 Carlos Franco
2000 Michael Clark II
2001 Charles Howell III
2002 Jonathan Byrd
2003 Ben Curtis
2004 Todd Hamilton
2005 Sean O’Hair
2006 Trevor Immelman
2007 Brandt Snedeker
PGA Player of the Year Vardon Trophy
The PGA Player of the Year Award is given by the PGA of America to the
top PGA TOUR player based on a mathematical formula that weighs tournament
wins, official money standing and scoring average.
The point system for selecting the Player of the Year was amended in
1982, as follows: 30 points for winning the PGA Championship, U.S. Open,
British Open or Masters Tournament; 20 points for winning THE PLAYERS
Championship; 10 points for winning all other designated PGA TOUR events.
In addition, there is a 50-point bonus for winning two majors, 75-point bonus
for winning three, 100-point bonus for winning four.
For top-10 finishes on the PGA TOUR's official money list and scoring average
list, the point value is: first, 20 points, then 18, 16, 14, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2.
Any incomplete rounds in the scoring average list will result in a .10 penalty
per incomplete round.
1948 Ben Hogan
1949 Sam Snead
1950 Ben Hogan
1951 Ben Hogan
1952 Julius Borns
1953 Ben Hogan
1954 Ed Furgol
1955 Doug Ford
1956 Jack Burke
1957 Dick Mayer
1958 Dow Finsterwald
1959 Art Wall
1960 Arnold Palmer
1961 Jerry Barber
1962 Arnold Palmer
1963 Julius Boros
1964 Ken Venturi
1965 Dave Marr
1966 Billy Casper
1967 Jack Nicklaus
1968 Not Awarded
1969 Orville Moody
1970 Billy Casper
1971 Lee Trevino
1972 Jack Nicklaus
1973 Jack Nicklaus
1974 Johnny Miller
1975 Jack Nicklaus
1976 Jack Nicklaus
1977 Tom Watson
1978 Tom Watson
1979 Tom Watson
1980 Tom Watson
1981 Bill Rogers
1982 Tom Watson
1983 Hal Sutton
1984 Tom Watson
1985 Lanny Wadkins
1986 Bob Tway
1987 Paul Azinger
1988 Curtis Strange
1989 Tom Kite
1990 Nick Faldo
1991 Corey Pavin
1992 Fred Couples
1993 Nick Price
1994 Nick Price
1995 Greg Norman
1996 Tom Lehman
1997 Tiger Woods
1998 Mark O’Meara
1999 Tiger Woods
2000 Tiger Woods
2001 Tiger Woods
2002 Tiger Woods
2003 Tiger Woods
2004 Vijay Singh
2005 Tiger Woods
2006 Tiger Woods
2007 Tiger Woods
PGA TOUR Awards (cont.)
The award is based on balloting by PGA TOUR players
1991 Bruce Fleisher,
D.A. Weibring
1992 John Cook
1993 Howard Twitty
1994 Hal Sutton
1995 Bob Tway
1996 Steve Jones
1997 Bill Glasson
1998 Scott Verplank
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1999 Steve Pate
2000 Paul Azinger
2001 Joe Durant
2002 Gene Sauers
2003 Peter Jacobsen
2004 John Daly
2005 Olin Browne
2006 Steve Stricker
2007 Steve Stricker
The Vardon Trophy, named in honor of famed British golfer Harry Vardon,
is awarded annually by the PGA of America.
From 1947 to 1987, the Vardon Trophy was awarded to the professional
golfer with the lowest-scoring average. In 1988, the criteria were adjusted to
award the Vardon Trophy to the touring professional with the lowest adjusted
scoring average based on a minimum of 60 official rounds in events cosponsored
or approved by the PGA TOUR.
Any player with an incomplete round is ineligible to win the Vardon Trophy.
1937 Harry Cooper 500+
1938 Sam Snead 520+
1939 Byron Nelson 473+
1940 Ben Hogan 423+
1941 Ben Hogan 494+
1947* Jimmy Demaret 69.90
1948 Ben Hogan 69.30
1949 Sam Snead 69.37
1950 Sam Snead 69.23
1951 Lloyd Mangrum 70.05
1952 Jack Burke 70.54
1953 Lloyd Mangrum 70.22
1954 E.J. Harrison 70.41
1955 Sam Snead 69.86
1956 Cary Middlecoff 70.35
1957 Dow Finsterwald 70.30
1958 Bob Rosburg 70.11
1959 Art Wall 70.35
1960 Billy Casper 69.95
1961 Arnold Palmer 69.85
1962 Arnold Palmer 70.27
1963 Billy Casper 70.58
1964 Arnold Palmer 70.01
1965 Billy Casper 70.85
1966 Billy Casper 70.27
1967 Arnold Palmer 70.18
1968 Billy Casper 69.82
1969 Dave Hill 70.34
1970 Lee Trevino 70.64
1971 Lee Trevino 70.27
1972 Lee Trevino 70.89
1973 Bruce Crampton 70.57
1974 Lee Trevino 70.53
+ 1937-1941 Point system used
* 1942-1946 No Awards-World War II
1975 Bruce Crampton 70.51
1976 Don January 70.56
1977 Tom Watson 70.32
1978 Tom Watson 70.16
1979 Tom Watson 70.27
1980 Lee Trevino 69.73
1981 Tom Kite 69.80
1982 Tom Kite 70.21
1983 Raymond Floyd 70.61
1984 Calvin Peete 70.56
1985 Don Pooley 70.36
1986 Scott Hoch 70.08
1987 Dan Pohl 70.25
1988 Chip Beck 69.46
1989 Greg Norman 69.49
1990 Greg Norman 69.10
1991 Fred Couples 69.59
1992 Fred Couples 69.38
1993 Nick Price 69.11
1994 Greg Norman 68.81
1995 Steve Elkington 69.62
1996 Tom Lehman 69.32
1997 Nick Price 68.98
1998 David Duval 69.13
1999 Tiger Woods 68.43
2000 Tiger Woods 67.79
2001 Tiger Woods 68.81
2002 Tiger Woods 68.56
2003 Tiger Woods 68.41
2004 Vijay Singh 68.84
2005 Tiger Woods 68.66
2006 Jim Furyk 68.86
2007 Tiger Woods 67.79
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Other Awards Won by PGA TOUR Players
Sporting News Man of the
Year
1971 Lee Trevino
Sports Illustrated Sportsman
of the Year
1960 Arnold Palmer
1964 Ken Venturi
1971 Lee Trevino
1978 Jack Nicklaus
1996 Tiger Woods
2000 Tiger Woods
Associated Press Male
Athlete of the Year
1932 Gene Sarazen
1944 Byron Nelson
1945 Byron Nelson
1953 Ben Hogan
1971 Lee Trevino
1997 Tiger Woods
1999 Tiger Woods
2000 Tiger Woods
PGA TOUR Awards (cont.)
Sports Illustrated 20th Century
Sports Awards
1999 Jack Nicklaus, Individual
Sport, Men
PGA TOUR Lifetime Achievement Award
The PGA TOUR Lifetime Achievement Award
honors individuals “who have made outstanding
contributions to the PGA TOUR over an
extended period of time through their performances
on the golf course as well as (through)
their actions off the course in serving as ambassadors
of the game.”
Card Walker Award
The Card Walker Award is given by the PGA TOUR to the person who or group
which has made significant contributions to the support of Junior Golf.
1981 Mrs. Lou Smith
1982 Frank Emmet
1983 Jack Nicklaus
1984 Sally Carroll
1985 Don Padgett, Sr.
1986 Chi Chi Rodriguez
1987 James S. Kemper
1988 William V. Powers
1989 Selina Johnson
1990 Tucson
1991 American Junior Golf Assoc.
1992 Bill Dickey
Volunteer of the Year Award
1993 Western Golf Association
1994 Fred Engh
1995 Ryder System, Inc.
1996 Sandy LaBauve
1997 Kansas City Golf Foundation
1998 Renee Powell
1999 Jack Stephens
2000 Rudy Duran
2001 Fred T. Tattersall
2002 USGA Foundation
2003 Tom Watson
This award is given each year to recognize, through one volunteer at a PGA
TOUR event, all the volunteers without whose efforts tournaments would not
be possible.
1998 Dorothy Campbell Memorial Tournament
1999 Steve Jacobs John Deere Classic
2000 Earl Elliott Shell Houston Open, THE TOUR Championship (Houston)
2001 Mary Cave Buick Invitational
2002 Dick Searle AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
2003 Bobby Tsumura Sony Open in Hawaii
2004 Peggy Nelson EDS Byron Nelson Championship
2005 John Hamilton Cialis Western Open
2006 Marty Sheets Wyndham Championship
Presidential Medal of
Freedom
2006 Arnold Palmer
2006 Jack Nicklaus
Congressional Gold Medal
2006 Byron Nelson
Bob Jones Award
1960 Charles Evans Jr.
1962 Horton Smith
1966 Gary Player
1968 Bob Dickson
1970 Roberto De Vicenzo
1971 Arnold Palmer
The first PGA TOUR Lifetime Achievement
Award was presented to "The Squire," Gene
Sarazen, at the 1996 PGA TOUR Awards Dinner
at La Costa Resort and Spa in Carlsbad, CA.
Subsequent honorees have been Byron Nelson,
Arnold Palmer, Sam Snead, Jack Burke Jr., Pete
Dye and Deane Beman.
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Bob Jones Award (cont.)
1973 Gene Littler
1974 Byron Nelson
1975 Jack Nicklaus
1976 Ben Hogan
1977 Joseph C. Dey Jr.
1979 Tom Kite
1985 Fuzzy Zoeller
1987 Tom Watson
1989 Chi Chi Rodriguez
1991 Ben Crenshaw
1992 Gene Sarazen
2004 Jack Burke Jr.
2005 Nick Price
2006 Jay Haas
PGA TOUR Charity of the Year Award
The PGA TOUR Charity of the Year Award was started in 1987. Charities are
nominated by the PGA TOUR Tournaments Association (PGATTA) and voted on
by the PGA TOUR Policy Board.
1987 Egleston Hospital for Children BellSouth Classic
1988 Siskin Memorial Foundation Chattanooga Classic
1989 Bobby Benson Foundation United Airlines Hawaiian Open
1990 Salesmanship Club GTE Byron Nelson Classic
1991 Arrowhead Ranch for Boys Hardee’s Golf Classic
1992 United Health Services System B.C. Open
1993 Chinquapin School Shell Houston Open
1994 Louisiana Children’s Research Freeport-McMoRan Classic
Center for Development and Learning
1995 The Pro Kids Golf Academy Buick Invitational
1996 The Thunderbird Youth Fund Phoenix Open
1997 Martha's Kitchen Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
1998 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital FedEx St. Jude Classic
1999 Louisiana Chapter of Operation Smile Compaq Classic of New Orleans
2000 Volunteers in Medicine WORLDCOM CLASSIC-The
Heritage of Golf
2001 Homeward Bound Phoenix Open
2002 Children's Healthcare of Atlanta BellSouth Classic
2003 Respite Care of San Antonio Valero Texas Open
2004 Evans Scholars Foundation Cialis Western Open
2005 St. Michael's Special School Zurich Classic of New Orleans
2006 Any Baby Can Valero Texas Open
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Payne Stewart Award
The award is named for Payne Stewart, an 11-time winner
on the PGA TOUR, including three major championships.
Stewart died the week of THE TOUR Championship in 1999.
The award was created by the PGA TOUR Policy Board to perpetuate
Stewart’s memory. It is presented annually at THE
TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola to a player sharing
Stewart’s respect for the traditions of the game, his commitment
to uphold the game’s heritage of charitable support
and his professional and meticulous presentation of himself
and the sport through his dress and conduct.
In addition to a sculpture presented to the recipient, the
Payne Stewart Award is accompanied by an annual Payne
Stewart Award Grant presented by Southern Company. The
$300,000 grant will support several initiatives in Stewart’s
name and be distributed as follows: $100,000 to Payne and
1994
January Phil Mickelson
February Corey Pavin
March Greg Norman
April Hale Irwin
May Tom Lehman
June Ernie Els
July Nick Price
August Nick Price
September Mark McCumber
October Mark McCumber
1995
January Phil Mickelson
February Peter Jacobsen
March Nick Faldo
April Davis Love III
May Ernie Els
June Greg Norman
July John Daly
August Steve Elkington
September Hal Sutton
October Billy Mayfair
1996
January Phil Mickelson
February Scott Simpson
March Tim Herron
April Nick Faldo
May Corey Pavin
June Steve Jones
July Tom Lehman
August Mark Brooks
September Fred Funk
October Tom Lehman
PGA TOUR Awards
Tracey Stewart’s primary charity, The Stewart Family
Foundation; $100,000 in Stewart’s honor to The First Tee facility
in Missouri, located at Camp Kanakuk, which is affiliated
with the “Kids Across America” program; and $100,000 to a
charity designated by the recipient.
2000 Byron Nelson, Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer
2001 Ben Crenshaw
2002 Nick Price
2003 Tom Watson
2004 Jay Haas
2005 Brad Faxon
2006 Gary Player
2007 Hal Sutton
PGA TOUR Players of the Month
A PGA TOUR Player of the Month is selected by a five-member media panel. The monthly winners receive special medals commemorating their selection.
1997
January Tiger Woods
February Paul Stankowski
March Steve Elkington
April Tiger Woods
May Tiger Woods
June Ernie Els
July Justin Leonard
August Davis Love III
September Steve Jones
October David Duval
1998
January Phil Mickelson
February John Huston
March Justin Leonard
April Mark O’Meara
May Fred Couples
June Lee Janzen
July Mark O’Meara
August Vijay Singh
September Billy Andrade
October Hal Sutton
1999
January David Duval
February Tiger Woods
March David Duval
April Jose Maria Olazabal
May Rich Beem
June Payne Stewart
July Paul Lawrie
August Tiger Woods
September Hal Sutton
October Tiger Woods
November Tiger Woods
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2000
January Jesper Parnevik
February Tiger Woods
March Hal Sutton
April Vijay Singh
May Phil Mickelson
June Tiger Woods
July Tiger Woods
August Tiger Woods
September Tiger Woods
October David Duval
November Mike Weir
2001
January Mark Calcavecchia
February Davis Love III
March Tiger Woods
April Tiger Woods
May David Toms
June Sergio Garcia
July David Duval
August David Toms
September Robert Allenby
October/November Bob Estes
2002
January Chris DiMarco
February Jose Maria Olazabal
March Craig Perks
April Tiger Woods
May Nick Price
June Tiger Woods
July Ernie Els
August Rich Beem
September Loren Roberts
October/November Charles Howell III
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2003
January Ernie Els
February Mike Weir
March Tiger Woods
April Mike Weir
May Vijay Singh
June Jim Furyk
July Ben Curtis
August Shaun Micheel
September Vijay Singh
October/November Vijay Singh
2004
January Jonathan Kaye
February John Daly
March Adam Scott
April Phil Mickelson
May Steve Flesch
June Retief Goosen
July Todd Hamilton
August Vijay Singh
September Vijay Singh
October/November Vijay Singh
Rich Beem (2) May 1999, August 2002
John Daly (2) July 1995, February 2004
David Duval (5) October 1997, January 1999, March 1999,
October 2000, July 2001
Steve Elkington (2) August 1995, March 1997
Ernie Els (5) June 1994, May 1995, June 1997, July 2002,
January 2003
Nick Faldo (2) March 1995, April 1996
Fred Funk (2) September 1996, March 2005
Tim Herron (2) March 1996, May 2006
Charles Howell III (2) October/November 2002, January 2007
Steve Jones (2) June 1996, September 1997
Tom Lehman (3) May 1994, July 1996, October 1996
Justin Leonard (3) July 1997, March 1998, October/November 2007
Davis Love III (3) April 1995, August 1997, February 2001
Mark McCumber (2) September 1994, October 1994
Phil Mickelson (11) January 1994, January 1995, January 1996, January
1998, May 2000, April 2004, February 2005,
August 2005, April 2006, February 2007, May 2007
Greg Norman (2) March 1994, June 1995
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PGA TOUR Players of the Month (cont.)
A PGA TOUR Player of the Month is selected by a five-member media panel. The monthly winners receive special medals commemorating their selection.
2005
January Tiger Woods
February Phil Mickelson
March Fred Funk
April Tiger Woods
May Vijay Singh
June Michael Campbell
July Tiger Woods
August Phil Mickelson
September Olin Browne
October/November Carl Pettersson
2006
January Chad Campbell
February Rory Sabbatini
March Stephen Ames
April Phil Mickelson
May Tim Herron
June Geoff Ogilvy
July Tiger Woods
August Tiger Woods
September Tiger Woods
October/November Joe Durant
Multiple Players of the Month
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2007
January Charles Howell III
February Phil Mickelson
March Vijay Singh
April Zach Johnson
May Phil Mickelson
June Angel Cabrera
July Padraig Harrington
August Tiger Woods
September Tiger Woods
October/November Justin Leonard
Jose Maria Olazabal (2) April 1999, February 2002
Mark O’Meara (2) April 1998, July 1998
Corey Pavin (2) February 1994, May 1996
Nick Price (3) July 1994, August 1994, May 2002
Vijay Singh (10) August 1998, April 2000, May 2003, September
2003, October/November 2003, August 2004,
September 2004, October/November 2004,
May 2005, March 2007
Hal Sutton (4) September 1995, October 1998, September 1999,
March 2000
David Toms (2) May 2001, August 2001
Mike Weir (3) November 2000, February 2003, April 2003
Tiger Woods (25) January 1997, April 1997, May 1997, February 1999,
August 1999, October 1999, November 1999,
February 2000, June 2000, July 2000, August 2000,
September 2000, March 2001, April 2001, April
2002, June 2002, March 2003, January 2005, April
2005, July 2005, July 2006, August 2006,
September 2006, August 2007, September 2007
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Mark Calcavecchia had a bounceback season
on the PGA TOUR, winning the PODS
Championship, finishing tied for second at THE
TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola
and placing eighth in the FedExCup standings.
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CORPORATE MARKETING
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Accusplit
Official Pedometer of the PGA TOUR
Bank of America
Affinity Credit Card
Provider of the PGA TOUR and
Champions Tour MasterCard
Canon U.S.A.
Official Copier, Fax, Multi-Function Printer,
Scanner, Camera and Binocular of the
PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
Coca-Cola
Official Soft Drink of the PGA TOUR
DTN/Meteorlogix
Official Forecaster of
the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
PGA TOUR Corporate Marketing
Aleve
Official Pain Reliever of the PGA TOUR
Boston Hannah
Publisher of Official Annuals for the
PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
Carey International
Official Transportation Company of the
PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
Custom House
Official Foreign Exchange Provider of the
PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and
Nationwide Tour
FedEx
Official Shipping Company of the PGA TOUR
and Sponsor of the FedExCup
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Avodart
Official Sponsor of the PGA TOUR
and Champions Tour
Bridgestone
Official Tire of the PGA TOUR
and Champions Tour
Charles Schwab & Co.,
Official Investment Firm of the
PGA TOUR and the Champions Tour
and Sponsor of the Charles Schwab Cup
Delta Air Lines, Inc.
Official Airline of the
PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
Forbes
An Official Sponsor of the
PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
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General Mills
(Nature Valley Granola Bars)
Official Natural Energy Bar of the
PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and
Nationwide Tour
Golf Digest Publications
Official Golf Publication
of the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
Jani-King
Official Cleaning Company of
the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
Ketel One Vodka
Proud supporter of PGA TOUR charities
Proud supporter of World Golf Hall of Fame
induction weekend
Preferred vodka of TPCs
Michelob & Michelob Light
Official Beer of the PGA TOUR
PGA TOUR Corporate Marketing (cont.)
General Motors Corporation
(Buick)
Official Car of the PGA TOUR
Hawai’i Tourism Authority
Official Sponsor of the PGA TOUR, Aloha
Season and the Champions Tour
JELD-WEN
Official Door, Window and Millwork
Provider of the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
Proud Partner of THE PLAYERS Championship
Lending Tree
Official Mortgage and Home Lending Partner
of the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
Mitsubishi Electric
Official High Definition Television of the
PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
and Official Large Outdoor Video Display
Provider of the PGA TOUR
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Getty Images
Official Photographic Services Provider
of the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
Humana
Official Health Benefits Provider
of the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
John Deere & Company
Official Golf Course Equipment Supplier
of the PGA TOUR
MasterCard
Official Payment System
of the PGA TOUR
NAMG
Authorized Operator of the
PGA TOUR Partners Club
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National Car Rental
Official Car Rental Company
of the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
Outback Steakhouse
Official Restaurant
of the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
PODS
Official Moving and Storage Company of the
PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
Rolex
Official Timekeeper of the PGA TOUR
Starwood Hotels & Resorts
Official Hotels and Resorts
of the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
PGA TOUR Corporate Marketing (cont.)
Nationwide
Sponsor of the Nationwide Tour
PGA TOUR Spa Laterra
PGA TOUR Spa Laterra
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLC
Official Professional Services Firm
of the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
Proud Partner of THE PLAYERS Championship
Sentient Jet Membership
Official Private Jet Provider of
the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
Tiffany & Co.
Official Awards and Gift Provider of
the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
Waste Management
XM Satellite Radio
Official Environmental Waste Services Provider Official Satellite Radio of the PGA TOUR
of the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
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Norwegian Cruise Line
Official Cruise Line of the PGA TOUR
and Champions Tour
Physiotherapy Associates
Preferred Healthcare Provider
of the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
Pro-Caps Laboratories
Official Vitamin and Mineral Supplement
of the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
Southern Company
Official Energy Company of
the PGA TOUR and the Champions Tour
Travelers
Official Property Casualty Insurance Provider
of the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour
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PGA TOUR Retail Licensing continues to expand its business base and the
scope of the TOUR’s brand presence in the consumer marketplace throughout
the world with over 70 domestic (U.S.) and over 20 international licensees. PGA
TOUR Retail Licensing manages its licensee relationships with the assistance
of licensing agents for the U.S. and the rest of the world (except Japan), and
has a master licensee in Japan
Domestic highlights include the opening of two additional PGA TOUR
Superstores, bringing the total to 10. This licensee is revolutionizing the golf
retail industry through its network of 65,000-75,000 square foot TOUR-branded
stores it plans to build across the U.S. with a focus on service, education and
good value. There are two stores in Myrtle Beach, SC, four in suburban Atlanta,
two in Dallas and two new stores in the Phoenix, AZ, area.
Our apparel licensee, Perry Ellis International, continues to expand the presence
of TOUR-branded apparel in JC Penney and other fine stores. In February
of 2007, PEI launched the Champions Tour line of apparel in over 200 Macy’s
stores and will expand distribution in 2008.
The Paradies Shops, licensee for the PGA TOUR Airport Shops throughout
the U.S., continues the TOUR’s retail presence in this well-targeted environment.
Each year, over 200 million travelers pass by these 43 shops in 38 airports.
The PGA TOUR Grill, a restaurant appealing to the “upper casual” market,
opened in suburban Washington, D.C. in March 2006. Based on a successful
completion of a year-long market test, there is the possibility of additional locations
in 2008. In late 2006, the TOUR announced two new exciting licenses: PGA
TOUR Ticket-to-Golf! (prepaid gift tickets for a round of golf at over 2,000 courses
throughout the U.S.) and PGA TOUR Experiences (all-inclusive vacations).
Internationally, TOUR-branded merchandise continues to grow as consumer
products of choice in golf retail, and our licensee base throughout the U.K.,
Europe and Asia continues to progress. We welcome the addition of Global
Brands Group, our new international licensing agency. GBG will handle all
international licensing except for Japan. The TOUR’s Japanese master licensee,
Bonmax (Pro Tour, Inc.), has successfully expanded the TOUR’s brand presence
at retail and has well over 500 PGA TOUR “shop in shops” at this time.
PGA TOUR Official Licensees – Domestic
Accusplit – Pedometers
Acushnet (Titleist and Pinnacle) – Golf Balls
Ahead, Inc. – Headwear and Golf Gloves
Art & Frame Direct – Decorative Accessories
Ashworth – Apparel
Bakery Crafts – Cake Kits
Baxter Prints – World Golf Championship and Presidents Cup Prints
Bobby Jones – Apparel
Boston Hannah – PGA TOUR, Champions Tour Annuals
Bridgestone Sports – Golf Balls
CMC Custom Gifts – Golf Accessories
Columbus Gourmet – Gourmet Nuts in Decorative Tins
Croc’s Inc. – Footwear and Accessories
Cutter and Buck – Apparel
Deluxe Financial Services – Deluxe Checks
Devant – Golf Towels, Bibs and Throws
Electronic Arts – Tiger Woods Video Game
FansDepot Inc. – Signed Player Scorecards and Pin Flags
Focus Golf/Dunlop Sports – PGA TOUR-branded Kids Clubs
ForeFront Group (Formerly Burton Golf & Datrek Professional) – Golf Bags
G & G Outfitters – Golf Accessories
Gear For Sports – Apparel
Gem Dandy* – Leather Belts and Accessories
Gift Box Corporation – Gift Wrap, Bags and Ribbons
Global Brands Group – PGA TOUR International Licensing Agency
Golf Star Media – Fairway Guide To Golf
GolfSticker – Stickers and Magnets
GreenFix Golf – Divot Repair Tools
Greg Norman Collection – Apparel
Harbro – Playing Cards and Drizzle Sticks
Harry Abrams – Golf Courses of the PGA TOUR Book
Hooker Furniture – Furniture
Imagine! Print Solutions – Bag Tags
IMG Sports Licensing – PGA TOUR Domestic Licensing Agency
Imperial Headwear – Headwear
Interpak Systems – Cleansing Wipes/Cloths
J Patton Sports – PGA TOUR Official Hologram and Hang Tags
Kombi – Golf Gloves
Kravet Inc. – Print and Woven Fabrics
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Mark-It Golf – Golf Accessories
MBNA America (Bank of America) – PGA TOUR and Champions Tour MasterCard
Mercury Luggage* – Luggage and Accessories
Nike Golf – Apparel and Golf Balls
North American Membership Group – PGA TOUR Partners Club and Magazine
Ogio – Totes and Bags
Oxford Industries – Apparel
PGA TOUR Apparel by Perry Ellis Int’l – Apparel
PGA TOUR Experiences – All-inclusive Golf Vacations
PGA TOUR Grill – PGA TOUR theme restaurants
PGA TOUR Golf Academy – Golf School and Training Academy
PGA TOUR Superstores – Golf Superstores
PGA TOUR Wines – Premium Wines
Pro Tour Memorabilia – Authentic Autographed Collectibles and Memorabilia
Sabona of London – Men’s and Women’s Bracelets
Scott Medlock – Fine Arts Limited Edition Prints
Sea Gull Lighting – Lighting Fixtures and Fans
Sterling Cut Glass – Crystal Pieces, Picture Frames and Paper Weights
Stonehouse Publishing – Golf Course Art and Photographs
Sun Mountain Sports* – Outerwear
Systems Sports Groups/Pro Quip USA – Technical Outerwear
Team Effort* – Golf Umbrellas, Head Covers, Towels and Travel Accessories
Tervis Tumbler – Beverage Tumblers and Mugs
The Game – Headwear and Corporate Catalog
The Paradies Shops* – PGA TOUR Airport Shops
Tod Wagenhals, Inc. – Collectible Miniature Golf Bag
Total Kids Wear – Children’s Apparel
Twins Enterprises – Co-branded Hats
Under Armour, Inc. – Golf Apparel
Utix Group – Prepaid-Ticket-To-Golf
W.C. Bradley – PGA TOUR STOP Retail Store
ZeloSport – Golf Board Game
Zero Restriction – Technical Outerwear
* Also PGA TOUR International Licensee
PGA TOUR Official Licensees – International
Banca Serfin, South America – PGA TOUR MasterCard (in Mexico only)
Benchmark Athletic, Canada – Apparel
Bonmax Company – Master Licensee of Japan
Brand Fusion, Ireland, UK – Kids Clubs, Golf Shoes and Accessories
ESP K&R – Gifts and Accessories
FansDepot, Inc. – Scorecards
Fashionflo, Ireland – Distributor of PGA TOUR Licensed product
G & G, Canada – Sunglasses, Divot Repair Tools, Ball Markers
Global Brands Group – International Licensing Agency
Golf Pro – Spain – Apparel
Golfers Paradise – Switzerland – PGA TOUR product sourced from European licensees
InterCity, UK – Gifts and Accessories
Kumkang, South Korea – Apparel and Accessories
MST Golf, Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei – Retail Stores
One World Golf – Canada – Children’s Clubs and Bags
Outlook Eyewear, Canada – Branded Eyewear
Orientex, Canada – Apparel and Accessories
PanWorld Brands – Apparel
Parks Geneve, UK – Loungewear
Primesport, Thailand – Apparel, Golf Accessories, Leather
Pro Tour Inc., Japan – Apparel, Accessories and Retail
Roy Lowe and Sons – Hosiery
Second Chance – Training Aids
Shinkong – Master Licensee for Taiwan
World Mart – Taiwan – Footwear, Bags, Headwear, Accessories
PGA TOUR Superstore, located in Roswell, GA
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The New Media team at the PGA TOUR is responsible for growing new media
content and platforms and serving the fan by getting closer to the game
through enhanced coverage. New Media businesses, products and coverage
can be utilized and seen by fans on the Internet, onsite at tournaments and on
the go – anywhere, anytime.
PGATOUR.COM
PGATOUR.com is the No. 1 global online-golf destination and official site of the
PGA TOUR. PGATOUR.com dominates online coverage of the tournaments and
TOUR players and expands to all facets of golf. PGATOUR.com content
includes: live coverage, stats, news, analysis, games, blogs and more.
Here is a description of some key content features:
Exclusive Live Scoring
Fans worldwide can follow their favorite players in real time. Features allow
custom leaderboards, including scorecard information, hole stats and more.
Additional Live Coverage
PGATOUR.com complements its live scoring with additional new Live @ coverage.
Ranging from Live @ featured hole coverage, in-progress early-day highlights,
live game center, live blogs, a live stream of more than 30 hours of PGA
TOUR Network on XM Satellite Radio coverage, as well as audio/video interviews,
podcasts, RSS feeds and more.
Comprehensive TOUR Player Information and Stats
Get in-depth information, stats and analysis on players and tournaments. Fans
can get to know TOUR players better with inside access, and PGATOUR.com is
the authoritative source for coverage of the FedExCup and PGA TOUR Playoffs.
Fans can follow expanded coverage of ShotLink statistics as well.
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Fantasy
The official fantasy games of the PGA TOUR are only at PGATOUR.com. Games
are free, fun and easy to play. Prizes include an ultimate golf vacation.
Shop.PGATOUR.COM
The official online store of the PGA TOUR is a one-stop shop for TOUR-logoed
items, the latest equipment and apparel – all at great prices.
Other Exciting Products and Content
PGATOUR.com also provides fantasy golf games, a newsletter, depth-of-course
content and conditions, expanding community and interactive features,
ShotLink analysis and more.
PGATOUR Network on XM Satellite Radio
The PGA TOUR Network brings you expanded live play-by-play coverage of
every event for at least 24 hours per week. The on-site talent team paints a
vivid picture of all of the action and makes you feel like you are at the course.
Additional programming includes a daily wrap-up show called PGA TOUR
Replay, oPINionated with Chris DiMarco and more.
PGATOUR Mobile
Golf fans with mobile devices can go to mobile.pgatour.com and get live
scores, play-by-play stats and more. In 2008, the mobile offerings will continue
to expand.
International Coverage
PGA TOUR content is available internationally via the Internet and mobile markets
through partnerships with Golf Digest Online in Japan, Setanta in the
United Kingdom, and SuperSport in South Africa. The TOUR is expanding this
translated, localized footprint in 2008.
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EA Sports continues to excel with the new version of its top-selling, highlyrated
simulation video game with the PGA TOUR. The new GamerNet feature
allows you to compete with other gamers and post your best shots for others
to review. The game also incorporated the four courses from the inaugural PGA
TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup.
Fan Database
New Media keeps in touch with fans throughout the season, and the fan database
helps keep all their information safe. The TOUR uses collected information
to keep fans abreast of TOUR news, local events and special fan offers.
New Media even uses fan input for future product feedback.
EHN
Event Hospitality Network uses interactive touch-screen kiosks around the
tournament course to create compelling on-course coverage of the event. Find
out the live scores, shot charts, which hole your favorite player is on, with
whom he is paired and when he tees off. Look for additional on-site fan
enhancements in the future.
Future
Stay tuned for more new products and platforms to come for PGA TOUR fan
enjoyment.
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Spain's Sergio Garcia placed ninth in
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Making a positive impact on the communities where
PGA TOUR tournaments are held and players live is a sure
sign that the golf organization’s charitable mission is a
continuing success story all around the world.
This effort was celebrated in late 2005 when the PGA
TOUR and its tournaments reached the “Drive to a Billion”
milestone. That cumulative effect, since the first donation
in 1938, has reached more than $1.2 billion entering 2008.
The forecast is for the second billion-dollar mark to be reached in the next five
to seven years. PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and Nationwide Tour events annually
benefit more than 2,000 charities and countless individuals worldwide.
“Thanks to the incredible generosity of the tournaments, players, fans, volunteers
and business partners who support the PGA TOUR, our goal of giving
back continues to be our main focus,” PGA TOUR Commissioner Tim Finchem
said. “We are inspired by the continued enthusiasm for giving that ensures more
and more assistance is generated for those in need around the world.”
Structure
Unlike any other professional sport, the PGA TOUR relies on more than
80,000 volunteers a year to run its events, and nearly all of the 100-plus tournaments
are structured as non-profit organizations designed to donate 100 percent
of net proceeds to local charities. Beneficiaries include a wide variety of
local organizations such as hospitals, youth-development organizations,
growth-of-the-game programs and food banks.
The beneficiaries include the 2006 Charities of the Year on each of the Tours
– Any Baby Can in San Antonio, TX (Valero Texas Open on the PGA TOUR), The
Corner Table in Newton, NC (Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn on the
Champions Tour) and Rochester Golf Charities in Rochester, MN, (2006
Showdown at Somerby on the Nationwide Tour). The impact is also made by volunteers
such as the 2006 Volunteers of the Year on the respective Tours – Marty
Sheets of the PGA TOUR’s Wyndham Championship in Greensboro, NC, Joe
McDonald at the Champions Tour’s Turtle Bay Championship in Hawaii and Oran
Culberson at the Nationwide Tour’s Knoxville Open (Tennessee).
Tournaments
Tournaments provide the leadership. The Valero Texas Open on the PGA
TOUR, the Toshiba Classic, 3M Championship and Wal-Mart First Tee Open at
Pebble Beach on the Champions Tour and the Albertsons Boise Open and BMW
Charity Pro-Am on the Nationwide Tour provided the largest donations to charity
in 2007 on each Tour.
The EDS Byron Nelson Championship continued its high level of giving
by totaling more than $100 million cumulatively. The FBR Open in Phoenix
raised $7.8 million in 2007, topped only by the Valero Texas Open’s record $8
million in giving for the year.
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In the communities where tournaments take place, giving
back remains at the heart of the PGA TOUR.
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In The Presidents Cup, there is no purse, yet revenues are divided into
equal shares that the participating players and Captains designate for charities
of their choice, totaling more than $17 million in the seven playings of the event.
“This heartfelt response year after year is a tribute to the players, tournaments
and thousands of volunteers who make PGA TOUR events so successful,”
said Ollie Nutt, Chairman of the Tournament Advisory Council. “We
look forward to continuing the tradition of making a true difference for organizations
and in peoples’ lives in cities where we play.”
Players
Players also reach out to help considerably through charitable efforts in
their home communities and elsewhere.
Support of the United States military was quite evident in 2007. The inaugural
AT&T National in Bethesda, MD, over the Fourth of July weekend honored
the United States military by offering free admission to all military personnel
and holding various events around the tournament. Host Tiger Woods
paid tribute to his late father, Earl, a Green Beret veteran, by focusing on those
who serve our country through various activities.
“I think that when you're around it, you understand the level of commitment,’’
Woods said. “I know I can't serve with them, but I just want to say thank
you in some way. They put their lives on the line so that we are able to enjoy
our freedom.’’
Phil Mickelson, the world’s No. 2-ranked player, began a “Birdies for the
Brave” program in 2004 that continues to donate $100 for each birdie and $500
for each eagle he makes in competition and benefits “Homes for Our Troops”
and “Special Operations Warrior Foundation.”
Numerous other players are affiliated with organizations that assist
wounded veterans and their families.
Players support amateur golf in various capacities also. Australia’s Aaron
Baddeley has sponsored the Aaron Baddeley International Junior
Championship in China each December for seven years, with the winning boys
and girls earning spots in the Australian men’s and women’s opens. Bubba
Watson sponsors the Bubba Watson Invitational, a women’s NCAA Division II
golf tournament at his home course in Pace, FL.
Fred Funk, who plays on both the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour, has
assisted J.T. Townsend, a young man who was paralyzed in a 2004
Jacksonville, FL, high school football game. Funk has spearheaded fund-raisers,
including an annual golf tournament, and given a percentage of his earnings
to help Townsend’s family pay for a wheelchair-accessible home that
includes other special amenities. The Townsend family moved into the home
in late 2006.
“We've been praying for an angel to come into our lives, and Fred (Funk)
appeared,” Carmen Townsend, J.T.'s mother, said. “He could have just greeted
J.T. and left.”
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In November 2000, golf industry leaders gathered
at the World Golf Village to participate in a
conference called GOLF 20/20: Vision for the
Future, a precedent-setting forum aimed at initiating
a collaborative effort to grow the game of
golf and secure its future. The spirit of unity was
so strong and the commitment to make a difference
so universal, the decision was made to
address some of the most pressing issues impacting
the golf industry on an ongoing basis, through
the formation of GOLF 20/20.
An initiative of the World Golf Foundation, GOLF 20/20’s mission is “To
align the golf industry behind a plan that addresses the future of golf in a
strategic manner, with an emphasis on accelerating growth and participation
and creating new avenues of access into the game.” Through ongoing programs
created in collaboration with industry partners that promote the growth
of game initiative, GOLF 20/20 strives to enhance both participation and interest
in golf.
Among GOLF 20/20’s many accomplishments during the past six years
are the following:
Research – GOLF 20/20 has undertaken a number of unprecedented
research projects, including golf’s largest-ever segmentation study (2001); a
study quantifying golf’s annual economy at $62 billion; and two studies focusing
on golf’s best customers (2005). In 2006, GOLF 20/20, working with SRI
International, developed a template for the calculation of the economic impact
of golf at the state level, which provides states with an affordable tool to use
in a variety of ways.
Program Development – GOLF 20/20 has successfully piloted numerous
programs, beginning with Link Up 2 Golf in 2001. This adult player development
program now serves as an integral part of the PGA of America’s Play Golf America
program. In 2003, GOLF 20/20 created the National School Golf Program, a
unique approach to introducing elementary school students to the game through
the physical education structure. This program is now under the management of
The First Tee. And in 2005, GOLF 20/20 established Women’s Golf Week, a
The First Tee (thefirsttee.org) is recognized as
a preeminent positive youth development organization.
It provides young people of all backgrounds
an opportunity to develop, through golf and character
education, life-enhancing values such as
honesty, confidence, perseverance and judgment.
Since its inception in 1997, The First Tee has
opened more than 260 golf-learning facilities in 47 states and five international
locations (Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Singapore), and has
introduced the game of golf and its values to more than 1.5 million participants.
In November 2007 The First Tee celebrated its milestone 10th anniversary
during a network-wide meeting held in Jacksonville, FL. More than 600 attendees,
representing nearly 90 percent of all chapters of The First Tee, participated
in educational and best practice sessions. The 10th-anniversary meeting
was highlighted by two special announcements. Fred Tattersall, a National
Trustee and founder of The First Tee of Richmond & Chesterfield, announced an
additional $2-million gift to fund The First Tee Life Skills and Leadership
Academies on college campuses for the next 12 years. And Billy Dettlaff,
national director of golf for the TPC network, announced the establishment of
the Henry and Helen Dettlaff Endowed Scholarship to the University of Notre
Dame for Scholars of The First Tee.
The First Tee Life Skills Experience is the unique feature that separates
The First Tee from many other junior golf programs and youth initiatives. Through
life lessons taught at more than 200 community-based nonprofit chapters, participants
learn the importance of maintaining a positive attitude, how to make
decisions by thinking about possible consequences, how to define and set goals,
and how to transfer the positive values of golf to everyday life. Independent
research conducted by the University of Virginia provides data-based evidence of
the effectiveness of The First Tee and that the organization is having a strong,
positive impact on young people’s development of life skills and core values.
GOLF 20/20: Vision For the Future
The First Tee
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unique collaboration of the golf industry aimed at increasing the participation of
women in the game. During its inaugural year, 225 golf facilities nationwide hosted
Women’s Golf Week activities, impacting nearly 10,000 women. Under the
management of four organizations in 2007-the PGA, LPGA, EWGA and NGCOAmore
than 1,300 facilities participated in Women’s Golf Week.
Economic Impact – In 2006 GOLF 20/20, along with research partner
SRI International, developed a template through which states could affordably
commission a report on the economic impact of golf within the state, to
demonstrate golf's importance to various public and private constituencies.
Virginia was the first state to capitalize on the model, and in 2007 reports
were completed for Ohio, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota and Louisiana, and others
are underway for Massachusetts, Texas and California. Additionally, in
early 2008 GOLF 20/20 will publish an updated report on the Scope of the Golf
Industry (last done in 2002) and the first ever report on the total economic
impact of golf in the U.S.
The GOLF 20/20 Executive Board:
Leigh Bader, President, 3balls.com
Joe Louis Barrow, Jr., Chief Executive Officer, The First Tee
Carolyn Bivens, Commissioner, LPGA
Cindy Davis, General Manager, Nike Golf
Bob Dedman, Jr., Chairman and CEO, ClubCorp
David Fay, Executive Director, United States Golf Association
Tim Finchem, Commissioner, PGA TOUR
Michael Hughes, Executive Director,
National Golf Course Owners Association
David Manougian, President, GOLF CHANNEL
Steve Mona, CEO, World Golf Foundation
Jim Nugent, Publisher, PGA TOUR Partners
David Pillsbury, President, Golf Course Properties, Inc.
Joe Steranka, CEO, PGA of America
Pam Swensen, Executive Director, Executive Women’s Golf Association
Phil Tralies, CEO, Club Car
Wally Uihlein, Chairman and CEO, Acushnet
The First Tee National School Program introduces The First Tee Nine Core
Values to elementary school students and provides teachers with modified
equipment and a curriculum to teach basic golf skills and etiquette during regular
physical education classes. The NSP is now implemented in over 1,700
elementary schools in 75 school districts, and its presence continues to grow
in PGA TOUR tournament markets.
Each Labor Day weekend, The Wal-Mart First Tee Open at Pebble Beach
showcases the talent and character of young people who participate at The
First Tee facilities worldwide. An official Champions Tour event, the tournament
pairs one junior with a Champions Tour player and two amateurs.
Seventy-eight junior spots are awarded. The 2007 tournament was televised on
GOLF CHANNEL.
Key to The First Tee’s success is the support it receives from its Founding
Partners, some of the game’s most respected and influential organizations;
Augusta National Golf Club, LPGA, PGA of America, PGA TOUR and the USGA.
Former President George Bush serves as honorary chairman.
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Hualalai is as unique as it is exclusive, an oceanside resort that provides
the total vacation experience. Featuring a five-star Four Seasons hotel, its
amenities include an outstanding Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course carved
from the dramatic lava landscape, a tennis facility with eight championship
courts, a health and wellness center and white-sand beach. Complementing
the quality of facilities is the quality of service, preserving the warm ambiance
of “Old Hawaii.”
The exclusivity of Hualalai is consistent with the very nature of the
MasterCard Championship. This Champions Tour tournament, held for the first
time at Hualalai in January 1997, is an elite gathering of Champions Tour winners
from recent seasons.
A PGA TOUR RESORT:
A designated PGA TOUR Resort provides the highest quality in a total
resort facility: five-star accommodations and a championship golf course
capable of holding a TOUR event and other outstanding amenities, such as
tennis facilities, health spa and beach.
A PGA TOUR Resort will receive special promotion by the TOUR and
be utilized as a destination for certain TOUR business functions.
Your resource for Official PGA TOUR Photos and Logos
The PGA TOUR's official photography Web site, pgatourimages.com,
presents a broad inventory of digital player and tournament photography
taken at all PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and select Nationwide Tour events.
Featured are thousands of photos, including headshots and action shots of
each active player on the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and Nationwide Tour.
Photos of the TPC courses are also available.
Logos of the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour, Nationwide Tour, their tournaments
and the TPC are also downloadable in standard formats suitable for
print, Internet and broadcast use.
The site was designed for media and commercial use in partnership with
Getty Images, the world's leading sports and entertainment photography
source and the Official Photography Provider of the PGA TOUR. Approved
media and clients can quickly review and download player and tournament
photography. Please log on to pgatourimages.com and follow the instructions.
The PGA TOUR Links program is the
technological solution that brings together
PGA TOUR, Champions Tour, and
Nationwide Tour Members, PGA TOUR
Staff, Player Managers and Tournament
Organizations. The PGA TOUR and its
players work together to design a solution
that fits their communication needs.
As part of the PGA TOUR Links program,
each player receives a laptop computer and access to the players only
intranet site from anywhere in the world. Within the site itself, players are able
to view vital PGA TOUR announcements, tournament information, tee times,
and conduct statistical analysis. Players are also able to commit to tournaments,
make hotel reservations, reply to surveys and vote in player elections
and end-of-the-year awards.
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Hualalai features a beautiful Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course.
Account information is available from:
John Leikness (218) 334-2572 or
john.leikness@gettyimages.com
For more information on PGA TOUR
photography, contact:
Caryn Levy (904) 280-2431 or
carynlevy@pgatourhq.com
Deborah Carrillo (904) 280-2438 or
dcarrillo@pgatourhq.com
For logo information, contact:
John Rice, (904) 280-2436 or
jrice@pgatourhq.com
To date, more than 750 players have participated in the PGA TOUR
Links program. The players have cited the program as a most efficient form
of communication. As the program enters its tenth year, it continues to
evolve to meet changing technological advances and player needs.
Randall Kato
PGA TOUR Links
Chris Moser
PGA TOUR Links
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PGA TOUR Productions is the
Emmy-Award winning television, film
and video production company of the
PGA TOUR.
From concept to completion, PGA
TOUR Productions is a full-service, state-of-the-art production facility offering
the finest creative solutions for broadcast, cable and interactive media. Having
produced programming for ABC, CBS, NBC, ESPN, USA Network, GOLF CHAN-
NEL and Fox Sports Net, PGA TOUR Productions offers the expertise and technology
to handle any production need. Boasting HD and SD editing facilities,
high-end graphics and animation capabilities, a fully-equipped control room
and studio with sound stage, PGA TOUR Productions is the world’s leading golfproduction
company. Network shows have included specials such as “Jack
Nicklaus: Golf’s Greatest Champion,” “PGA TOUR Fore Kids,” “Practice Like a
TOUR Player presented by FedEx” and the reality series “PGA TOUR 18: Golf’s
Ultimate Road Trip” and “The Science of Golf,” a multi-episode series shot and
edited entirely in High Definition.
The Tournament Advisory Council (TAC) continues the work of the entity
previously known as the PGA TOUR Tournaments Association (PGATTA).
The TAC is structured much the same as the Player Advisory Council (PAC).
TAC and key TOUR staff will meet twice yearly for information-sharing purposes,
planning for Policy Board and PAC meetings and related matters.
The TAC Chairman will attend Board meetings as a non-voting member and
will have the opportunity once per year to formally present to the Policy
Board issues affecting the Tournament organizations. TAC member tournaments,
and their more than 60,000 volunteers, have donated more than
$950 million to charity.
PGA TOUR Productions
Tournament Advisory Council
The 2008 TAC Board Members include:
Ollie Nutt - Chairman
Mark Brazil - Director
Scott Henderson - Director
Kym Hougham - Director
Frank Houseman - Director
Tom Knoll - Director
Ted May - Director
Peter Mele - Director
Clair Peterson - Director
Todd Rhinehart - Director
Dan Sullivan - Director
Steve Timms - Director
Steve Wilmot - Director
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This year, “Inside the PGA TOUR” will enter its 24th season, continuing its
run as golf’s longest-running weekly series. Airing on GOLF CHANNEL, “Inside
the PGA TOUR” features players serving as show hosts who offer their own
unique perspective into life on TOUR. In addition to its network specials and
popular weekly and monthly series, PGA TOUR Productions is an industry
leader which also produces award-winning commercial advertising, infomercials
and corporate, entertainment and sales videos.
PGA TOUR Productions serves a worldwide clientele by producing, in conjunction
with the networks, international telecasts of PGA TOUR events. The
PGA TOUR International feed serves South and Central America, South Africa,
Europe and Asia. Telecasts and other programming are distributed to more than
140 countries, translated into 32 languages and available to more than 200 million
homes around the world.
PGA TOUR Productions is housed in a 32,000-square-foot digital facility
adjacent to the World Golf Hall of Fame, just off Interstate 95 in St. Augustine,
FL. Along with the latest in television and communications technology,
Productions owns the world’s most extensive golf-footage archive.
Ollie Nutt
Chairman
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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2008 Prize Money Distribution Charts
$3,000,000 $3,500,000 $3,600,000 $4,000,000 $4,100,000
Position Prize Position Prize Position Prize Position Prize Position Prize
1 $540,000.00
2 324,000.00
3 204,000.00
4 144,000.00
5 120,000.00
6 108,000.00
7 100,500.00
8 93,000.00
9 87,000.00
10 81,000.00
1 $630,000.00
2 378,000.00
3 238,000.00
4 168,000.00
5 140,000.00
6 126,000.00
7 117,250.00
8 108,500.00
9 101,500.00
10 94,500.00
1 $648,000.00
2 388,800.00
3 244,800.00
4 172,800.00
5 144,000.00
6 129,600.00
7 120,600.00
8 111,600.00
9 104,400.00
10 97,200.00
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1 $720,000.00
2 432,000.00
3 272,000.00
4 192,000.00
5 160,000.00
6 144,000.00
7 134,000.00
8 124,000.00
9 116,000.00
10 108,000.00
1 $738,000.00
2 442,800.00
3 278,800.00
4 196,800.00
5 164,000.00
6 147,600.00
7 137,350.00
8 127,100.00
9 118,900.00
10 110,700.00
$4,200,00 $4,500,000 $4,600,000 $5,000,000 $5,100,000
Position Prize Position Prize Position Prize Position Prize Position Prize
1 $756,000.00
2 453,600.00
3 285,600.00
4 201,600.00
5 168,000.00
6 151,200.00
7 140,700.00
8 130,200.00
9 121,800.00
10 113,400.00
1 $810,000.00
2 486,000.00
3 306,000.00
4 216,000.00
5 180,000.00
6 162,000.00
7 150,750.00
8 139,500.00
9 130,500.00
10 121,500.00
1 $828,000.00
2 496,800.00
3 312,800.00
4 220,800.00
5 184,000.00
6 165,600.00
7 154,100.00
8 142,600.00
9 133,400.00
10 124,200.00
1 $900,000.00
2 540,000.00
3 340,000.00
4 240,000.00
5 200,000.00
6 180,000.00
7 167,500.00
8 155,000.00
9 145,000.00
10 135,000.00
1 $918,000.00
2 550,800.00
3 346,800.00
4 244,800.00
5 204,000.00
6 183,600.00
7 170,850.00
8 158,100.00
9 147,900.00
10 137,700.00
$5,200,000 $5,300,000 $5,500,000 $5,600,000 $5,800,000
Position Prize Position Prize Position Prize Position Prize Position Prize
1 $936,000.00
2 561,600.00
3 353,600.00
4 249,600.00
5 208,000.00
6 187,200.00
7 174,200.00
8 161,200.00
9 150,800.00
10 140,400.00
1 $954,000.00
2 572,400.00
3 360,400.00
4 254,400.00
5 212,000.00
6 190,800.00
7 177,550.00
8 164,300.00
9 153,700.00
10 143,100.00
1 $990,000.00
2 594,000.00
3 374,000.00
4 264,000.00
5 220,000.00
6 198,000.00
7 184,250.00
8 170,500.00
9 159,500.00
10 148,500.00
1 $1,008,000.00
2 604,800.00
3 380,800.00
4 268,800.00
5 224,000.00
6 201,600.00
7 187,600.00
8 173,600.00
9 162,400.00
10 151,200.00
1 $1,044,000.00
2 626,400.00
3 394,400.00
4 278,400.00
5 232,000.00
6 208,800.00
7 194,300.00
8 179,800.00
9 168,200.00
10 156,600.00
$6,000,000 $6,100,000 $6,200,000 $6,400,000 $7,000,000
Position Prize Position Prize Position Prize Position Prize Position Prize
1 $1,080,000.00
2 648,000.00
3 408,000.00
4 288,000.00
5 240,000.00
6 216,000.00
7 201,000.00
8 186,000.00
9 174,000.00
10 162,000.00
1 $1,098,000.00
2 658,800.00
3 414,800.00
4 292,800.00
5 244,000.00
6 219,600.00
7 204,350.00
8 189,100.00
9 176,900.00
10 164,700.00
1 $1,116,000.00
2 669,600.00
3 421,600.00
4 297,600.00
5 248,000.00
6 223,200.00
7 207,700.00
8 192,200.00
9 179,800.00
10 167,400.00
$8,000,000 $8,600,000 $9,000,000
Position Prize Position Prize Position Prize
1 $1,440,000.00
2 864,000.00
3 544,000.00
4 384,000.00
5 320,000.00
6 288,000.00
7 268,000.00
8 248,000.00
9 232,000.00
10 216,000.00
1 $1,548,000.00
2 928,800.00
3 584,800.00
4 412,800.00
5 344,000.00
6 309,600.00
7 288,100.00
8 266,600.00
9 249,400.00
10 232,200.00
1 $1,620,000.00
2 972,000.00
3 612,000.00
4 432,000.00
5 360,000.00
6 324,000.00
7 301,500.00
8 279,000.00
9 261,000.00
10 243,000.00
1 $1,152,000.00
2 691,200.00
3 435,200.00
4 307,200.00
5 256,000.00
6 230,400.00
7 214,400.00
8 198,400.00
9 185,600.00
10 172,800.00
1 $1,260,000.00
2 756,000.00
3 476,000.00
4 336,000.00
5 280,000.00
6 252,000.00
7 234,500.00
8 217,000.00
9 203,000.00
10 189,000.00
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The following regulations are to be followed by all members of the media:
1. PGA TOUR retains exclusive media rights (including, but not limited to, broadcast, cable, home video,
Internet) to all events on the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and Nationwide Tour.
2. Each credential issued pursuant to PGA TOUR Media Regulations operates as PGA TOUR authorization allowing
only the holder of such credential and the Authorized Outlet therefor to use certain information gathered
pursuant to the credential (including photographs, videotape, etc.). Please note that unless authorized by a
separate written PGA TOUR authorization, credentialed individuals and Authorized Outlets therefor may sell
or distribute such information only as part of the editorial product delivered to end users and not to other
organizations or as part of a separate commercial product; provided, however, this credential restriction does
not apply to credentialed media representing established wire and news services whose normal business is
to distribute information to other news organizations so that such other news organizations may distribute the
information to various print and broadcast media organizations to use the information for editorial product.
3. Each credential authorizes the holder of such credential and the Authorized Outlet therefor to use the
trademark of the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour or Nationwide Tour (as applicable) in the news and editorial
coverage of such Tour and the applicable tournament. It does not authorize the holder or the Authorized
Outlet use of such trademarks in non-editorial contexts as non-editorial use of such trademarks requires
a separate license from the PGA TOUR. Nor does it authorize the holder or the Authorized Outlet use of
the tournament trademarks, which trademark use requires authorization from the applicable tournament.
4. A daily decal is necessary to walk inside the gallery ropes. All members of the media with such decal must
remain not more than an arm's length from the ropes, so as to blend into the gallery and appear to be a
part of the gallery at all times.
5. Players are not to be distracted during play. Do not interview players or ask them to pose for photographs
during their rounds.
6. Do not interview players or ask them to pose for photographs during their practice sessions before a
round, except by prior arrangement with the player.
7. If an interview is to be conducted in the practice areas, either the range or the putting green, it must be
done by prior arrangement with the player, up against the ropes and not in the middle of the areas where
it could be distracting to other players.
8. Do not disturb players at their 18th green and/or scoring tent until after they have checked, signed and
returned their scorecards. Media are not allowed in the scoring tent.
WORKING PRESS REGULATIONS
To avoid embarrassment to you and distraction to the contestants:
1. Do not walk or stand in playing areas.
2. Follow directions of marshals and other officials.
3. Do not interview during play. The leading players each day — and others requested — will be interviewed
following their rounds in the Press Room interview area.
TAPE RECORDER REGULATIONS
1. All audio recording device and/or video recorder work should be done in the proximity of the press room,
media center and/or designated interview area.
PGA TOUR retains exclusive media rights (including, but not limited to, broadcast, cable, home video,
Internet) to all events on the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and Nationwide Tour. No live or tape-delayed
broadcast of any portion of any PGA TOUR, Champions Tour or Nationwide Tour event is permitted without
the prior written consent of PGA TOUR.
All radio media are permitted to broadcast highlights coverage of such events only under the following
conditions, unless otherwise approved in writing by PGA TOUR:
1 Each credential issued pursuant to PGA TOUR Media Regulations operates as PGA TOUR authorization
allowing only the holder of such credential and the Authorized Outlet therefor to use certain information
gathered pursuant to the credential (including photographs, videotape, etc.). Please note that unless
authorized to do by a separate written PGA TOUR authorization, credentialed individuals and Authorized
Outlets therefor may sell or distribute such information only as part of the editorial product delivered to
end users and not to other organizations or as part of a separate commercial product; provided, however,
this credential restriction does not apply to credentialed media representing established wire and
news services whose normal business is to distribute information to other news organizations so that
such other news organizations may distribute the information to various print and broadcast media organizations
to use the information for editorial product as though they generated such information directly.
2. Each credential authorizes the holder of such credential and the Authorized Outlet therefor to use the
trademark of the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour or Nationwide Tour (as applicable) in the news and editorial
coverage of such Tour and the applicable tournament. It does not authorize the holder or the Authorized
Outlet use of such trademarks in non-editorial contexts as non-editorial use of such trademarks requires a
separate license from the PGA TOUR. Nor does it authorize the holder or the Authorized Outlet use of the
tournament trademarks, which trademark use requires authorization from the applicable tournament.
3. Coverage shall not be in excess of three minutes of highlights per day and may not purport to be live,
play-by-play coverage from the course.
4. All highlights coverage must be part of regularly scheduled news programs and may not be broadcast
after 48 hours from the conclusion of the applicable tournament.
5. Live coverage or reporting in excess of three minutes per day from a tournament site, including, without
limitation, the course, media center, press room and designated interview area, is prohibited without
the prior approval of PGA TOUR.
6. Audio and video coverage shall not be made available until that day’s live or tape-delayed coverage by
the television network is concluded.
7. As the exclusive rights holder, PGA TOUR may request copies of any coverage of PGA TOUR,
Champions Tour and Nationwide Tour events. Such coverage will be provided to PGA TOUR upon
request (PGA TOUR will pay industry standard copying and shipping costs).
8. The use of golf carts is prohibited at all times.
9. Only personnel with appropriate credentials will be permitted into the media center and locker room areas.
10. Radio broadcasters are not permitted inside the gallery ropes at any time.
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2. Video Recorders are not permitted in the locker room. Audio recording devices are permitted in the locker
rooms subject to the following regulations:
• Audio recorded interviews are intended to be one-on-one and not group interviews.
• Audio recorded interviews are for reference only and the audio cannot be used for any other purpose.
• The reporter must clearly ask a player, and permission must be granted, in order for the audio
recording device to be used.
• The reporter is responsible for making other players in the vicinity aware that an interview is being recorded.
• PGA TOUR staff may designate, depending upon need and availability, an area within the locker room
for the purpose of conducting interviews that are recorded.
• Use of audio recorded interviews must be limited to the person being interviewed.
3. Audio recording devices and/or video recorders are not permitted within the playing area of the golf
course unless written permission has been granted from PGA TOUR.
WEATHER DELAY GUIDELINES
1. During weather-delay situations, no one other than players and essential staff will be permitted in the
locker room. This means the media are not permitted in the locker room in such situations. However,
whenever possible, arrangements will be made to provide players for interviews during such situations.
2. Fully accredited members of the news media will be welcome in the locker room at all other times to carry
out their assigned duties. (Note: Cameras and, except as outlined above, tape recorders are not permitted
in the locker room.)
The credentialed entity and the Authorized Outlet therefor, including each intended end user thereof, shall
jointly and severally indemnify, defend and hold the Event, its host organization and PGA TOUR and their
respective officers, agents, representatives, successors and assigns harmless from and against any and all
expenses, lawsuits, damages, costs and liabilities (including reasonable attorney’s fees and expenses)
incurred by, arising from, or in connection with, any actions of the credentialed entity.
The credentialed entity assumes all risk and danger incidental to the game of golf and releases PGA TOUR, Inc.-sanctioned
tournaments and competitions and their host sites, title sponsors, host organizations, PGA TOUR, Inc., participating
players, and all agents thereof from any and all liabilities resulting from such cases. The holders of the media
credential grant permission to PGA TOUR, Inc., to utilize the holders' images or likenesses incidental to any live or
recorded television or other transmission or reproduction in whole or in part of any PGA TOUR event they attend.
The credentialed entity acknowledges and agrees that photographic images of PGA TOUR sanctioned tournaments
are available for use outside the scope of these regulations (e.g., commercial, promotional, etc.)
from the Official Photographic Services Provider of the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and Nationwide Tour (currently,
Getty Images), subject to the applicable rate card and course and player approvals.
PGA TOUR MAY REVOKE CREDENTIALS AT ANY TIME FOR ANY REASON INCLUDING
VIOLATIONS OF ANY OF THE FOREGOING REGULATIONS.
11. Broadcasters are not permitted to talk to players during play or after the round until the player has
signed his scorecard.
12. Broadcasters shall not sell, distribute or syndicate any highlights coverage to any third party without
PGA TOUR’s prior approval.
13. The credentialed entity has rights only with respect to radio broadcast and has no rights with respect
to any other media (including, without limitation, audio via the Internet) without obtaining the proper
and valid credentials for such media.
TAPE RECORDER REGULATIONS
1. All audio recording device and/or video recorder work should be done in the proximity of the press room,
media center and/or designated interview area.
2. Video Recorders are not permitted in the locker room. Audio recording devices are permitted in the locker
rooms subject to the following regulations:
• Audio recorded interviews are intended to be one-on-one and not group interviews.
• Audio recorded interviews are for reference only and the audio cannot be used for any other purpose.
• The reporter must clearly ask a player, and permission must be granted, in order for the audio
recording device to be used.
• The reporter is responsible for making other players in the vicinity aware that an interview is being recorded.
• PGA TOUR staff may designate, depending upon need and availability, an area within the locker room
for the purpose of conducting interviews that are recorded.
• Use of audio recorded interviews must be limited to the person being interviewed.
3. Audio recording devices and/or video recorders are not permitted within the playing area of the golf
course unless written permission has been granted from PGA TOUR.
The credentialed entity and the Authorized Outlet therefor, including each intended end user thereof, shall
jointly and severally indemnify, defend and hold the Event, its host organizations and PGA TOUR and their
respective officers, agents, representatives, successors and assigns harmless from and against any and all
expenses, lawsuits, damages, costs and liabilities (including reasonable attorney’s fees and expenses)
incurred by, arising from, or in connection with, any actions of the credentialed entity.
The credentialed entity assumes all risk and danger incidental to the game of golf and releases PGA TOUR, Inc.-sanctioned
tournaments and competitions and their host sites, title sponsors, host organizations, PGA TOUR, Inc., participating
players, and all agents thereof from any and all liabilities resulting from such cases. The holders of the media
credential grant permission to PGA TOUR, Inc., to utilize the holders' images or likenesses incidental to any live or
recorded television or other transmission or reproduction in whole or in part of any PGA TOUR event they attend.
PGA TOUR MAY REVOKE CREDENTIALS AT ANY TIME FOR ANY REASON INCLUDING
VIOLATIONS OF ANY OF THE FOREGOING REGULATIONS.
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Media credentials will be issued only to personnel on assignment from recognized golf or legitimate news
Internet sites or other non-television video media services, as determined by PGA TOUR in its sole discretion.
Coverage obtained in accordance with these regulations can only be used on the Authorized
Outlet. Individuals representing multiple interests (such as a recognized golf magazine and an Internet
site) must agree to be bound by all applicable media regulations.
PGA TOUR retains exclusive media rights (including but not limited to network, cable, Internet, home
video, Internet protocol television, mobile) to all events on the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and
Nationwide Tour. No audio or video coverage of the event competition is permitted without the prior written
consent of PGA TOUR. All other audio and video coverage must comply with the regulations below.
Scores and statistics may be distributed only in accordance with these regulations.
1. Each credential issued pursuant to PGA TOUR Media Regulations operates as PGA TOUR authorization
allowing only the holder of such credential and the Authorized Outlet therefor to use certain information
gathered pursuant to the credential (including photographs, videotape, etc.). Please note that unless
authorized to do by a separate written PGA TOUR authorization, credentialed individuals and Authorized
Outlets therefor may sell or distribute such information only as part of the editorial product delivered to
end users and not to other organizations or as part of a separate commercial product; provided, however,
this credential restriction does not apply to credentialed media representing established wire and
news services whose normal business is to distribute information to other news organizations so that
such other news organizations may distribute the information to various print and broadcast media organizations
to use the information for editorial product as though they generated such information directly.
2. Each credential authorizes the holder of such credential and the Authorized Outlet therefor to use the
trademark of the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour or Nationwide Tour (as applicable) in the news and editorial
coverage of such Tour and the applicable tournament. It does not authorize the holder or the Authorized
Outlet use of such trademarks in non-editorial contexts as non-editorial use of such trademarks requires a
separate license from the PGA TOUR. Nor does it authorize the holder or the Authorized Outlet use of the
tournament trademarks, which trademark use requires authorization from the applicable tournament.
3. Coverage must not purport to be live, play-by-play, hole-by-hole or real-time coverage from the course.
4. Audio and video coverage shall be limited to the press room, media center and designated interview
area (including any flash photography area by the 18th green), all as determined by PGA TOUR in its
sole discretion, and shall not contain video footage or audio call of tournament play. Requests for
expanded coverage must be submitted in writing to PGA TOUR for PGA TOUR’s prior approval.
5. Audio or video coverage from PGA TOUR designated areas shall not be in excess of two minutes per
day from each Tour (and four minutes total for all three Tours).
6. Audio and video coverage shall not be made available on the Authorized Outlet until that day’s live or
tape-delayed coverage by the television network is concluded and shall not be used for any purpose
after 24 hours following the conclusion of the applicable round. Under no circumstances shall live
audio or video coverage be made available on the Internet.
7. As the exclusive rights holder, PGA TOUR is the absolute owner of all video footage shot and audio
recorded at the tournament site (golf action or other footage) during the entire tournament week (i.e.,
Monday through Sunday or the conclusion of the tournament, if later than Sunday) and may request
copies of any footage shot or audio recorded at PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and Nationwide Tour
events. Such footage and audio will be provided electronically to PGA TOUR immediately upon request.
8. Scoring and statistical information may only appear in the editorial news portion of the Authorized
Outlet and may be provided no sooner than 30 minutes after the actual occurrence of the shots, or
after the time such information is legally available as public information if sooner than 30 minutes
after the actual occurrence of the shots. Scoring and statistical information may not be archived on
Media credentials will be issued only to personnel on assignment from recognized and accredited publications,
as determined by PGA TOUR in its sole discretion. Individuals representing multiple interests (such as
a recognized golf magazine and an Internet site) must agree to be bound by all applicable media regulations.
PGA TOUR retains exclusive media rights to all events on the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and Nationwide Tour.
1. Each credential issued pursuant to PGA TOUR Media Regulations operates as PGA TOUR authorization
allowing only the holder of such credential and the Authorized Outlet therefor to use certain information
gathered pursuant to the credential (including photographs, videotape, etc.). Please note that unless
authorized to do by a separate written PGA TOUR authorization, credentialed individuals and Authorized
Outlets therefor may sell or distribute such information only as part of the editorial product delivered to
end users and not to other organizations or as part of a separate commercial product; provided, however,
this credential restriction does not apply to credentialed media representing established wire and
news services whose normal business is to distribute information to other news organizations so that
such other news organizations may distribute the information to various print and broadcast media organizations
to use the information for editorial product as though they generated such information directly.
2. Each credential authorizes the holder of such credential and the Authorized Outlet therefor to use the
trademark of the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour or Nationwide Tour (as applicable) in the news and editorial
coverage of such Tour and the applicable tournament. It does not authorize the holder or the Authorized
Outlet use of such trademarks in non-editorial contexts as non-editorial use of such trademarks requires a
separate license from the PGA TOUR. Nor does it authorize the holder or the Authorized Outlet use of the
tournament trademarks, which trademark use requires authorization from the applicable tournament.
3. Only personnel with appropriate credentials will be permitted into the media center and locker room areas.
4. Players shall not be interviewed during play or after the round until the player has signed his scorecard.
5. Coverage shall be only for the Authorized Outlet therefor, including each intended end user thereof,
and may not be sold or distributed to any other entity or party.
6. The use of golf carts is prohibited at all times.
7. Only personnel with appropriate credentials will be allowed inside the gallery ropes, and they must stay
within one arm’s length of the ropes at all times. All support personnel must remain outside the ropes.
8. The credentialed entity has rights only with respect to print publication media and has no rights with
respect to any other media without obtaining the proper and valid credentials for such media.
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the Authorized Outlet and cannot be used for any purpose after 24 hours following the conclusion
of the applicable round unless such information is legally available as public information.
9. No coverage, including, without limitation, scoring information, statistical information, video coverage
and audio coverage may be used by, sold, given, distributed or otherwise transferred to any party other
than the Authorized Outlet in any manner whatsoever, without the prior written consent of PGA TOUR.
10. Photographic images of PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and Nationwide Tour players may be used on the
Authorized Outlet for legitimate news coverage only, and may be used together with news stories during
the day’s play, so long as such photographs are not used with other real-time or near-real-time information
or sequenced to create a “shot-by-shot” or “hole-by-hole” account of the day’s play. Commercial exploitation
of these images without written consent of the players and PGA TOUR is prohibited. Requests for use
of such images to promote the PGA TOUR shall be considered by PGA TOUR on a case by case basis.
Where appropriate, the Authorized Outlet shall use reasonable efforts to use photographic likenesses of
players and tournament courses containing current sponsors and endorsers. Photo galleries and/or collections
may not be used for any purpose after 48 hours from the conclusion of the applicable tournament.
11. The Authorized Outlet has rights only with respect to website media and other TOUR approved non-television
video media and has no rights with respect to any other media without the prior approval of the PGA TOUR.
TAPE RECORDER REGULATIONS
1. All audio recording device and/or video recorder work should be done in the proximity of the press room,
media center and/or designated interview area.
2. Video Recorders are not permitted in the locker room. Audio recording devices are permitted in the locker
rooms subject to the following regulations:
• Audio recorded interviews are intended to be one-on-one and not group interviews.
• Audio recorded interviews are for reference only and the audio cannot be used for any other purpose.
• The reporter must clearly ask a player, and permission must be granted, in order for the audio
recording device to be used.
• The reporter is responsible for making other players in the vicinity aware that an interview is being recorded.
• PGA TOUR staff may designate, depending upon need and availability, an area within the locker room
for the purpose of conducting interviews that are recorded.
• Use of audio recorded interviews must be limited to the person being interviewed.
3. Audio recording devices and/or video recorders are not permitted within the playing area of the golf
course unless written permission has been granted from PGA TOUR.
The credentialed entity and the Authorized Outlet therefor including each intended end user thereof, shall jointly and
severally indemnify, defend and hold the Event, its host organizations and PGA TOUR and their respective officers,
agents, representatives, successors and assigns harmless from and against any and all expenses, lawsuits, damages,
costs and liabilities (including reasonable attorney’s fees and expenses) incurred by, arising from, or in connection with,
any actions of the credentialed entity.
The credentialed entity assumes all risk and danger incidental to the game of golf and releases PGA TOUR, Inc.-sanctioned
tournaments and competitions and their host sites, title sponsors, host organizations, PGA TOUR, Inc., participating
players, and all agents thereof from any and all liabilities resulting from such cases. The holders of the media
credential grant permission to PGA TOUR, Inc., to utilize the holders' images or likenesses incidental to any live or
recorded television or other transmission or reproduction in whole or in part of any PGA TOUR event they attend.
PGA TOUR MAY REVOKE CREDENTIALS AT ANY TIME FOR ANY REASON INCLUDING
VIOLATIONS OF ANY OF THE FOREGOING REGULATIONS.
TAPE RECORDER REGULATIONS
1. All tape recorder work should be done in the proximity of the press room, media center and/or designated
interview area.
2. Video Recorders are not permitted in the locker room. Audio recording devices are permitted in the locker
rooms subject to the following regulations:
• Audio recorded interviews are intended to be one-on-one and not group interviews.
• Audio recorded interviews are for reference only and the audio cannot be used for any other purpose.
• The reporter must clearly ask a player, and permission must be granted, in order for the audio
recording device to be used.
• The reporter is responsible for making other players in the vicinity aware that an interview is being recorded.
• PGA TOUR staff may designate, depending upon need and availability, an area within the locker room
for the purpose of conducting interviews that are recorded.
• Use of audio recorded interviews must be limited to the person being interviewed.
3. Audio recording devices and/or video recorders are not permitted within the playing area of the golf
course unless written permission has been granted from PGA TOUR.
The credentialed entity and the Authorized Outlet therefor, including each intended end user thereof, shall jointly
and severally indemnify, defend and hold the Event, its host organizations and PGA TOUR and their respective
officers, agents, representatives, successors and assigns harmless from and against any and all expenses, lawsuits,
damages, costs and liabilities (including reasonable attorney’s fees and expenses) incurred by, arising from,
or in connection with, any actions of the credentialed entity.
The credentialed entity assumes all risk and danger incidental to the game of golf and releases PGA TOUR, Inc.-sanctioned
tournaments and competitions and their host sites, title sponsors, host organizations, PGA TOUR, Inc., participating
players, and all agents thereof from any and all liabilities resulting from such cases. The holders of the media
credential grant permission to PGA TOUR, Inc., to utilize the holders' images or likenesses incidental to any live or
recorded television or other transmission or reproduction in whole or in part of any PGA TOUR event they attend.
PGA TOUR MAY REVOKE CREDENTIALS AT ANY TIME FOR ANY REASON INCLUDING
VIOLATIONS OF ANY OF THE FOREGOING REGULATIONS.
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Photo credentials will be issued only to photographers on assignment from recognized and accredited publications,
news services and other organizations approved in advance by the PGA TOUR. Requests for photo
credentials must be made by the appropriate Authorized Outlet (i.e., publisher, news agency or organization)
and not by the photographer. The credentialed entity has rights only with respect to photography and has no
rights with respect to any other media without obtaining the proper and valid credentials for such media.
Photographs taken at any PGA TOUR, Champions Tour or Nationwide Tour tournament may not be commercially
exploited in any manner without the prior written consent of the PGA TOUR and the applicable
course(s) and player(s).
Photographic likenesses of PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and Nationwide Tour players and tournament courses
may be used for legitimate news coverage only unless approved by the PGA TOUR. Where appropriate,
the credentialed publications and news services shall use reasonable efforts to use photographic likenesses
of players and tournament courses containing current sponsors and endorsers. Photo galleries and/or collections
may not be used for any purpose after 48 hours from the conclusion of the applicable tournament.
Credentialed photographers will receive one of two types of photo credentials. A limited number of inside the
ropes photo credentials will be issued daily by the PGA TOUR Media Official on site and will permit the wearer
access inside the ropes. Photographers who do not have an inside the ropes photo credential must stay outside
the gallery ropes but are still required to check in with the on site PGA TOUR Media Official to receive the proper
outside the ropes photo credential. Photographic assistants will not be issued photo credentials of any type.
Professional grade cameras and lenses must be used and may be used only by accredited media representatives
who have been issued photo credentials, and such use is subject to the following conditions:
1. Each credential issued pursuant to PGA TOUR Media Regulations operates as PGA TOUR authorization
allowing only the holder of such credential and the Authorized Outlet therefor to use certain information
gathered pursuant to the credential (including photographs, videotape, etc.). Please note that unless
authorized to do by a separate written PGA TOUR authorization, credentialed individuals and Authorized
Outlets therefor may sell or distribute such information only as part of the editorial product delivered to
end users and not to other organizations or as part of a separate commercial product; provided, however,
this credential restriction does not apply to credentialed media representing established wire and news
services whose normal business is to distribute information to other news organizations so that such
other news organizations may distribute the information to various print and broadcast media organizations
to use the information for editorial product as though they generated such information directly.
2. Each credential authorizes the holder of such credential and the Authorized Outlet therefor to use the
trademark of the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour or Nationwide Tour (as applicable) in the news and editorial
coverage of such Tour and the applicable tournament. It does not authorize the holder or the Authorized
All television media are permitted to broadcast highlights coverage of such events only under the following
conditions unless otherwise approved in writing by PGA TOUR:
1. Each credential issued pursuant to PGA TOUR Media Regulations operates as PGA TOUR authorization
allowing only the holder of such credential and the Authorized Outlet therefor to use certain information
gathered pursuant to the credential (including photographs, videotape, etc.). Please note that
unless authorized by a separate written PGA TOUR authorization, credentialed individuals and
Authorized Outlets therefor may sell or distribute such information only as part of the editorial product
delivered to end users and not to other organizations or as part of a separate commercial product; provided,
however, this credential restriction does not apply to credentialed media representing established
wire and news services whose normal business is to distribute information to other news organizations
so that such other news organizations may distribute the information to various print and
broadcast media organizations to use the information for editorial product.
2. Each credential authorizes the holder of such credential and the Authorized Outlet therefor to use the
trademark of the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour or Nationwide Tour (as applicable) in the news and editorial
coverage of such Tour and the applicable tournament. It does not authorize the holder or the Authorized
Outlet use of such trademarks in non-editorial contexts as non-editorial use of such trademarks requires a
separate license from the PGA TOUR. Nor does it authorize the holder or the Authorized Outlet use of the
tournament trademarks, which trademark use requires authorization from the applicable tournament.
3. Televised coverage shall not be in excess of three minutes of highlights daily from each Tour (and six
minutes total for all three Tours) and may not purport to be live, play-by-play coverage from the course.
Requests for expanded coverage must be submitted in writing to PGA TOUR.
4. All highlights coverage must be part of regularly scheduled news programs. Highlights may not be
sold, distributed, syndicated or provided in any manner to any other entity.
5. Highlights from any day’s play may not be broadcast or used for any other purpose after 48 hours from
the conclusion of the applicable tournament.
6. No action footage of any day’s play may be broadcast until that day’s live or tape-delayed coverage by
the television network is concluded.
7. Live coverage or reporting in excess of three minutes per day from a tournament site, including, without
limitation, the course, media center, press room and designated interview area, is prohibited without
the prior approval of PGA TOUR.
8. No footage may be used in any commercial manner or sold, distributed, syndicated or provided to any
other entity or agency.
9. As the exclusive rights holder, PGA TOUR is the absolute owner of all footage shot at the tournament
site (golf action or other footage) during the entire tournament week (i.e., Monday through Sunday or
the conclusion of the tournament, if later than Sunday) and may request copies of any footage shot at
PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and Nationwide Tour events. Such footage will be provided to PGA TOUR
upon request (PGA TOUR will pay industry standard copying and shipping costs).
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Outlet use of such trademarks in non-editorial contexts as non-editorial use of such trademarks requires
a separate license from the PGA TOUR. Nor does it authorize the holder or the Authorized Outlet use of
the tournament trademarks, which trademark use requires authorization from the applicable tournament.
3. Photographers with inside the ropes photo credentials must stay within one arm’s length of the ropes at all
times. Photographers without inside the ropes photo credentials are not permitted inside the ropes at any time.
4. Photographers are not permitted on the teeing ground, as determined by PGA TOUR.
5. The use of carts is prohibited at all times.
6. Photographers must not position themselves in the line of play. If requested to move by a player, his caddie
or an official, the photographer will do so without delay or discussion.
7. No photograph shall be taken until a player has completed his stroke.
8. Players should not be asked to pose during a round.
9. Noise-free equipment must be used at all times.
10. Cameras are not permitted in the scoring tent or in the locker rooms.
11. Photographic images of PGA TOUR, Champions Tour and Nationwide Tour players may be used for legitimate
news coverage only, and may be used together with news stories during the day’s play, so long as
such photographs are not used with other real-time or near-real-time information or sequenced to create
a “shot-by-shot” or “hole-by-hole” account of the day’s play. Commercial exploitation of these images
without written consent of the players and PGA TOUR is prohibited. Requests for use of such images to
promote the PGA TOUR shall be considered by PGA TOUR on a case by case basis.
12. The credentialed entity has rights only with respect to photography and has no rights with respect to any
other media without obtaining the proper and valid credentials for such media.
The credentialed entity and the Authorized Outlet therefor including each intended end user thereof, shall jointly
and severally indemnify, defend and hold the Event, its host organization and PGA TOUR and their respective
officers, agents, representatives, successors and assigns harmless from and against any and all expenses, lawsuits,
damages, costs and liabilities (including reasonable attorneys fees and expenses) incurred by, arising from,
or in connection with, any actions of the credentialed entity or the use of any photographs other than as set forth
in these Photography Regulations.
The credentialed entity assumes all risk and danger incidental to the game of golf and releases PGA TOUR, Inc.-sanctioned
tournaments and competitions and their host sites, title sponsors, host organizations, PGA TOUR, Inc., participating
players, and all agents thereof from any and all liabilities resulting from such cases. The holders of the media
credential grant permission to PGA TOUR, Inc., to utilize the holders' images or likenesses incidental to any live or
recorded television or other transmission or reproduction in whole or in part of any PGA TOUR event they attend.
PGA TOUR MAY REVOKE CREDENTIALS AT ANY TIME FOR ANY REASON INCLUDING
VIOLATIONS OF ANY OF THE FOREGOING REGULATIONS.
10. The use of golf carts is prohibited at all times.
11. Only personnel with appropriate credentials will be permitted into the media center and locker room areas.
12. Only personnel with appropriate credentials will be allowed inside the gallery ropes, and they must stay
within one arm’s length of the ropes at all times. All support personnel must remain outside the ropes.
13. All uses of footage hereunder shall be made with a courtesy credit to PGA TOUR.
TAPE RECORDER REGULATIONS
1. All audio recording device and/or video recorder work should be done in the proximity of the press room,
media center and/or designated interview area.
2. Video Recorders are not permitted in the locker room. Audio recording devices are permitted in the locker
rooms subject to the following regulations:
• Audio recorded interviews are intended to be one-on-one and not group interviews.
• Audio recorded interviews are for reference only and the audio cannot be used for any other purpose.
• The reporter must clearly ask a player, and permission must be granted, in order for the audio
recording device to be used.
• The reporter is responsible for making other players in the vicinity aware that an interview is being recorded.
• PGA TOUR staff may designate, depending upon need and availability, an area within the locker room
for the purpose of conducting interviews that are recorded.
• Use of audio recorded interviews must be limited to the person being interviewed.
3. Audio recording devices and/or video recorders are not permitted within the playing area of the golf
course unless written permission has been granted from PGA TOUR.
The credentialed entity and the Authorized Outlet therefor, including each intended end user thereof, shall
jointly and severally indemnify, defend and hold the Event, its host organizations and PGA TOUR and their
respective officers, agents, representatives, successors and assigns harmless from and against any and all
expenses, lawsuits, damages, costs and liabilities (including reasonable attorney’s fees and expenses)
incurred by, arising from, or in connection with, any actions of the credentialed entity.
The credentialed entity assumes all risk and danger incidental to the game of golf and releases PGA TOUR, Inc.-sanctioned
tournaments and competitions and their host sites, title sponsors, host organizations, PGA TOUR, Inc., participating
players, and all agents thereof from any and all liabilities resulting from such cases. The holders of the media
credential grant permission to PGA TOUR, Inc., to utilize the holders' images or likenesses incidental to any live or
recorded television or other transmission or reproduction in whole or in part of any PGA TOUR event they attend.
PGA TOUR MAY REVOKE CREDENTIALS AT ANY TIME FOR ANY REASON INCLUDING
VIOLATIONS OF ANY OF THE FOREGOING REGULATIONS.
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The PGA TOUR’s TPC Network has maintained a reputation
for operating high-quality clubs since its inception 27
years ago. The TPC network continues to grow, with more
than 20 facilities currently open or under construction.
TPCs encompass all forms of golf-related operations—
resort facilities, corporate/private membership clubs and
daily-fee courses—and, as such, PGA TOUR Golf Course
Properties, Inc. is able to match the type of facility with the
demands of each market in which a club operates.
The network represents the highest standard in the golf-course industry,
commensurate with the members of the organization it represents, the players
of the PGA TOUR. Each TPC embodies the trademark of excellence first
established with the flagship TPC Sawgrass, which opened its world-famous
PLAYERS Stadium Course in the fall of 1980 in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL. This
commitment to overall excellence serves as the foundation for the network’s
overall success.
The TPC Network was born through former PGA TOUR Commissioner
Deane Beman’s desire to provide TOUR players with quality golf courses that
also would offer spectators enhanced viewing areas. Beman also reasoned
that development of quality facilities would alleviate the TOUR’s dependency
on the television dollar, while providing rent-free venues for tournaments. The
savings in rent, in turn, would generate both increased purses and greater
charitable contributions by the tournaments held at TPCs.
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TPC Sawgrass was the first TPC to hold a PGA TOUR event, becoming the
permanent home of THE PLAYERS Championship in 1982. In 2007, 16 tournaments
were conducted as TPC clubs, bringing the total number of PGA TOUR,
Champions Tour and Nationwide Tour events held at TPC facilities to 279.
The TPC Sawgrass PLAYERS Stadium Course was completely refurbished
in 2006, with the fairways redone and the greens rebuilt to create a
“fast, firm and fair” course in time for the 2007 PLAYERS Championship.
Many of the top golf-course architects are connected with TPC projects,
including Pete Dye, Tom Fazio, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player,
Arthur Hills, Jay Morrish, Tom Weiskopf, Greg Norman, Bob Von Hagge and
D.A. Weibring. TPC Boston, which opened in 2002, was the fourth TPC course
designed by Palmer Course Design Co. Weiskopf designed his second TPC
course for TPC Craig Ranch near Dallas, TX, which opened in the fall of 2004.
Moreover, in recognizing the importance of player input for tournament
courses, TOUR members have served as design consultants, working closely
with the lead architect. Hal Sutton, for instance, served as the player design
consultant on TPC Treviso Bay (Naples, FL), which will open in 2008, while
Steve Elkington was the player consultant and Kelly Gibson the associate
player consultant working with architect Pete Dye on TPC Louisiana in New
Orleans, which opened in April 2004.
TPC San Antonio, scheduled to break ground this year, will be a 36-hole
facility. Pete Dye and Greg Norman will be the architects, and Sergio Garcia
and Bruce Lietzke will be the player consultants of the course.
Club/Year Opened General Manager Architect Consultant Tournament
1. TPC Sawgrass/1980 Bill Hughes Pete Dye — THE PLAYERS Championship
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL (THE PLAYERS Stadium)
(PGA TOUR)
2. TPC River Highlands/1984 Bill Whaley Pete Dye/ Howard Twitty Travelers Championship
Cromwell, CT DSI* Roger Maltbie (PGA TOUR)
3. TPC Avenel/1986 Mike Sullivan Ault, Clark & Ed Sneed —
Potomac, MD Associates
4. TPC Scottsdale/1986 Bill Grove Jay Morrish/ Jim Colbert/ FBR Open
Scottsdale, AZ Tom Weiskopf Howard Twitty (PGA TOUR)
5. TPC Southwind/1988 Blane Merritt Ron Prichard Hubert Green/ Stanford St. Jude Championship
Memphis, TN Fuzzy Zoeller (PGA TOUR)
6. TPC Tampa Bay/1991 Brady Boyd DSI* Chi Chi Rodriguez Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am
Lutz, FL (Champions Tour)
7. TPC Summerlin/1991 Chuck Bombard DSI* Fuzzy Zoeller Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals
Las Vegas, NV for Children Open
(PGA TOUR)
8. TPC Las Vegas/1996 Dan Hammell DSI* Raymond Floyd
Las Vegas, NV
9. TPC Sugarloaf/1997 Vic Aliprando Greg Norman — AT&T Classic
Duluth, GA (PGA TOUR)
10. TPC Jasna Polana/1998 John Buser Gary Player — —
Princeton, NJ
11. TPC Deere Run/2000 Ian Nicoll D.A. Weibring/DSI* — John Deere Classic
Silvis, IL (PGA TOUR)
12. TPC Twin Cities/2000 Alan Cull Arnold Palmer Tom Lehman 3M Championship
Blaine, MN (Champions Tour)
13. TPC Wakefield Plantation/2000 Kirk Deneke Hale Irwin — The Rex Hospital Open
Raleigh, NC (Nationwide Tour)
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TPC Network (cont.)
Club/Year Opened General Manager Architect Consultant Tournament
14. TPC River’s Bend/2001 Chris Wood Arnold Palmer — —
Maineville, OH
15. TPC Boston/2002 Brad Williams Arnold Palmer — Deutsche Bank Championship
Norton, MA (PGA TOUR)
16. TPC Louisiana/2004 Luke Farabaugh Pete Dye Steve Elkington Zurich Classic of New Orleans
New Orleans, LA Kelly Gibson (Assoc.) (PGA TOUR)
17. TPC Craig Ranch/2004 Todd Harbour Tom Weiskopf D.A. Weibring Nationwide Tour Championship at
Dallas, TX TPC Craig Ranch
(Nationwide Tour)
18. TPC Treviso Bay/2008 Bill Delayo Arthur Hills Hal Sutton __
Naples, FL
19. TPC San Antonio/2010 Jody Brothers Pete Dye Bruce Lietzke __
San Antonio, TX (36 holes) (Dir. of Business Development) Greg Norman Sergio Garcia
Tournament Players Courses (Licensed Facilities — 9)
1. TPC Eagle Trace Brian Bartolec Arthur Hills — National Qualifying Tournament
Coral Springs, FL (Champions Tour)
2. TPC Four Seasons Resort (Las Colinas) Jay Morrish Ben Crenshaw EDS Byron Nelson Championship
Cottonwood Valley, Irving, TX Byron Nelson (PGA TOUR)
3. TPC Michigan Brad Williams Jack Nicklaus —
Dearborn, MI
4. TPC Myrtle Beach Tom Fazio Lanny Wadkins —
Murrell’s Inlet, SC
5. TPC Piper Glen Ronnie Parker Arnold Palmer — —
Charlotte, NC
6. TPC Prestancia Robert Norton Ron Garl Mike Souchak —
Sarasota, FL Von Hagge & Devlin
7. TPC Valencia DSI* Mark O’Meara —
Valencia, CA
8. TPC Snoqualmie Ridge Jack Nicklaus — Boeing Classic
Snoqualmie Ridge, WA (Champions Tour)
9. TPC Cancun (2008) Tom Fazio Nick Price —
Cancun, Mexico (36 holes) Nick Price
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ShotLink is a revolutionary platform
for collecting and disseminating
scoring and statistical data on every
shot by every player in real-time during
every tournament round. This data asset creates improved live coverage
and more meaningful analysis. The new data creates great potential to
enhance entertainment and image of the sport across all platforms.
The development of ShotLink started in 1997 when the TOUR decided to
update its current scoring system, which was based on 1987 technology. The
TOUR, in conjunction with IBM, conducted an extensive review process to formulate
its strategy for the development and implementation of ShotLink.
Following an evaluation of more than 30 companies, additional technology and
implementation partners were identified: Information and Display Systems
(IDS), Palm, Electronic Arts, Daktronics and two mapping vendors: GeoGolf and
Geodetic Services. IBM provided overall project management, consulting services
and server and networking technologies.
ShotLink was introduced during the 2001 Buick Classic and represents the
TOUR’s scoring system for the future. The System was enhanced in 2006 with
the addition of a radar solution that accurately collects club head speed, ball
speed, launch angle and tracks the entire flight of the ball. This solution is
being installed on one tee each week. In 2007 a state-of -the-art set of LED
scoreboards were introduced at THE PLAYERS Championship. They are powered
by ShotLink and leverage the DiamondVision technology of Mitsubishi
Electric, the Official Large Outdoor Video Display Provider of the PGA TOUR.
This fan enhancement brings new information and insight to the fan in full
color, including: leaderboards, leader updates, player bio and highlight videos,
player performance metrics and shot location information. Future fan enhancements
include broadcast applications, online uses, mobile applications, on-site
presentations and new ShotLink statistics.
The accumulation, packaging and presentation of expanded shot and course
information provide the basis for numerous fan enhancements.
Current uses of ShotLink data include:
• Enhanced graphics and statistics in television broadcasts – over 2,500 incremental
broadcast mentions and graphics are aired annually due to the
ShotLink system
• Expanded information and statistics for use by media
• Powering on-site and PGATOUR.com tournament leaderboards
• Providing on-site media and hospitality access to live tournament information
• On-site wireless and kiosk applications for tournament patrons through
Tournament Tracker
• Powering mobile.pgatour.com, the PGA TOUR’s wireless application for use
on PDAs and cell phones
• Analysis of how each golf course is played to assist in course setup and in
design changes
• Increased data mining to create more interesting entertainment on PGA-
TOUR.com
PGA TOUR Wives Association, Inc. is a Florida
not-for-profit corporation organized to render support
for and provide assistance to needy children
and their families through the means of charitable
events. The Association is comprised of the wives
of professional golfers on the PGA TOUR and
Nationwide Tour, as well as individuals and corporations
that support the PGA TOUR Wives
Association, Inc.’s many charitable endeavors.
Since its incorporation in 1988, the PGA TOUR Wives Association, Inc.
has supported children’s charities across the country by raising money and
given back much to the game of golf through personal time and monetary
contributions. In addition to fundraising, members participate in Volunteer
Service Projects, performing a myriad of services ranging from Habitat
builds to cooking in soup kitchens to playing with hospitalized children in
communities where tournaments are held.
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• Powered the Emmy Award-winning TOURCast application on
PGATOUR.com, which launched in 2003, and will relaunch in a different
form in 2008.In addition to current uses, ShotLink provides unlimited potential
to develop fan enhancements and products over the next several years,
including:
• Enhanced and interactive television
• Internet, PC and console game enhancements
• Enhanced live data coverage and distance-related statistics information
on PGATOUR.com
Besides fan enhancements, ShotLink creates an ongoing historical archive
of statistical information. This information is available to players through the
PGA TOUR Links program, built by IBM.
The ShotLink data is collected by volunteers utilizing a combination of handheld
devices and laser range finders. Each week a team of approximately 350
volunteers dedicate approximately three man years of effort to perform this
data collection. In the course of the entire season, more than 10,000 volunteers
contribute to the success of this program.
For examples of ShotLink analysis from the 2007 season, see Section 2 as
follows:
• Longest drives. Page 2-6
• Greens in regulation/individual. Page 2-9
• Putting/individual. Page 2-12
• Par-3, Par-4, Par-5 scoring averages/individual. Page 2-16
• Total eagles, birdies/individual. Page 2-31
• Lowest rounds/individual. Page 2-38
• Highest, lowest fairway percentage by winners. Page 2-43
• Highest, lowest greens in regulation by winners. Page 2-48
• Streaks. Page 2-50
• Longest, shortest courses. Page 2-53
• Shortest, longest driving distance/course. Page 2-55
• Most, fewest putts per round/course. Page 2-57
• Putting inside 10 feet/course. Page 2-62
• Courses with hardest, easiest par 3s. Page 2-72
• Courses with hardest, easiest par 4s: Page 2-78
• Courses with hardest, easiest par 5s, Page 2-94
• Courses with lowest, highest birdie averages, Page 2-129
• Courses with highest, lowest final-round scoring averages. Page 2-133
• Shortest, longest par 3s. Page 2-150
• Shortest, longest par 4s. Page 2-157
• Shortest, longest par 5s, Page 2-160
• Toughest, easiest par 3s. Page 2-163
• Toughest, easiest par 4s. Page 2-176
• Toughest, easiest par 5s. Page 2-188
• Holes with shortest, longest driving distances, Page 2-195
• Holes with the toughest, easiest fairways to hit. Page 2-198
• Toughest, easiest par 3s to hit in regulation. Page 2-208
The PGA TOUR Wives Association, Inc. conducts numerous fundraisers
to support its charities. These include memorabilia auctions, tasting events,
concerts and other activities.
The Association’s favorite (and longest-running) fundraiser is the biennial
TOUR Wives Golf Classic, a nine-hole tournament where the wives play
golf and their husbands caddie. The TOUR Wives Golf Classic, first played in
1987, has been held at different courses around the country.
While its membership varies from year to year, the commitment of the
PGA TOUR Wives Association, Inc. to making a difference in the lives of
needy children stands strong. The Association’s dedicated members, past
and present, have reached deep into their resources to balance the demands
of family, work and travel and have given generously of themselves to realize
their ideals. For information regarding the PGA TOUR Wives Association,
please see their website at www.pgatourwives.org or contact Sara Moores
at the PGA TOUR.
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Every effort will be made to finish each round as scheduled by Sunday.
The first priority is always the competition and completion of 72 holes.
In an effort to achieve this objective by Sunday, 36 holes may be played
on Sunday following a reduction of the field to the score which has the closest
number of professionals to 60. If an equal number of professionals are at
scores above and below the 60th position, the higher score will be used.
If conditions exist which prevent 72 holes from being completed by
Sunday, play will always be extended to Monday if golf-course conditions and
the weather forecast permit. Play on Monday could include 36 holes.
If conditions exist which make the completion of 72 holes impossible, the
next priority is to complete 54 holes; thereby the winner is credited with an
official victory. Again, play in this situation will always be extended to
Monday if conditions and weather permit.
The World Golf Foundation is a
501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based
in St. Augustine, FL at World Golf
Village, home of the World Golf Hall of
Fame and the national headquarters of
The First Tee. Its Board of Directors includes representatives from the Augusta
National Golf Club, LPGA, PGA of America, PGA TOUR, United States Golf
Association, The R&A and the European Tour. USGA Executive Director David
Fay serves as 2008 Chairman of the Board.
Established in 1994 to unite the golf industry and those who love the
game, the World Golf Foundation supports initiatives that promote, enhance
the growth of and provide access to the game of golf worldwide, while preserving
golf’s traditional values and passing them on to others.
In September 2007, the Board of Directors announced that Steve Mona,
formerly the CEO of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America
(GCSAA), would take on the newly created position of CEO of the World Golf
Foundation. Mona, 50, has been actively involved with the World Golf
Foundation and its initiatives over the past decade, serving on the World Golf
Hall of Fame Advisory Board and The First Tee Advisory Committee since 1998
and the GOLF 20/20 Executive Board since 1999.
The seven organizations that comprise the Executive Committee of the
Foundation Board will be represented by their respective chief executive, as
follows: Peter Dawson, Chief Executive of The R&A; George O’Grady,
Executive Director of the European Tour; David Fay, Executive Director of the
United States Golf Association; Tim Finchem, Commissioner of the PGA TOUR;
Joe Steranka, Executive Director of the PGA of America; Carolyn Bivens,
Commissioner of the LPGA; and Jim Armstrong, Executive Director of Augusta
National Golf Club.
Moving forward, the Chairman of the Board will rotate on an annual
basis between the members of the Executive Committee. Additionally, the
Board of Directors will increase in size, potentially increasing to up to 25 members,
from its current structure of eight members, and becoming more international
in its representation. The Board currently consists of the seven mem-
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CEO, World Golf Foundation
Weather Guidelines
World Golf Foundation
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If conditions exist which make the completion of 54 holes impossible, the
next priority is to complete 36 holes; thereby players receive official money,
although the winner is credited with an unofficial victory. Again, play in this
situation may be extended to Monday.
In making decisions to extend play beyond Sunday or to reduce the tournament
to fewer than 72 holes due to inclement weather, the on-site
Tournament Director discusses the situation and conditions with a number of
parties, including the host organization, title sponsor, host site (general manager
and/or golf-course superintendent), on-site weather forecaster, television
representatives and the other members of the Rules Committee. Players
typically have not been included in these discussions as the TOUR believes it
is inappropriate for the Rules Committee to discuss matters directly affecting
the competition with contestants.
bers of the Executive Committee and Lynn Elsenhans, Executive Vice President
of Global Manufacturing for Shell Downstream, Inc. Shell Oil Company is the
Founding Sponsor of the World Golf Foundation.
The Board also announced that while reaffirming the Foundation’s
three primary initiatives (World Golf Hall of Fame, The First Tee, GOLF
20/20), the organization would broaden its scope to initiate strategic dialogue
in areas of common interest that impact golf on a global basis.
Specifically, the areas of Global Communications, Research and Public
Affairs and the development of a unified Anti-Doping Policy have become
part of the World Golf Foundation’s focus.
The World Golf Hall of Fame (wgv.com) is the ultimate destination for the
celebration and recognition of golf’s greatest players and contributors, men
and women. The institution stands as an inspiration to golfers and fans
throughout the world. Its annual induction ceremony honors new members
each year on the grounds of the museum.
The First Tee (thefirsttee.org) is now widely recognized as a preeminent positive
youth development organization. Its mission is to impact the lives of
young people by providing learning facilities and educational programs that
promote character development and life-enhancing values through the game
of golf. Since its inception in 1997, The First Tee has opened more than 260
golf-learning facilities in 47 states and five international locations – Australia,
Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Singapore – and has introduced the game of
golf and its values to more than 1.5 million participants and students. Former
President George Bush serves as honorary chairman.
GOLF 20/20 (golf2020.com) is a unique industry collaboration to grow the
game of golf and secure its future. The mission, which was initiated in 1999,
is to align the golf industry behind a plan that addresses the future of golf in
a strategic manner, with an emphasis on accelerating growth and participation,
and creating new avenues of access into the game.
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The PGA TOUR’s primary objective is to have a credible Anti-Doping
Program that will aggressively deter the use of any prohibited substance. The
key elements of the program include extensive player outreach and education;
a comprehensive list of prohibited substances and methods; therapeutic-use
exemptions; a testing protocol and procedure; and guidelines governing sanctions
and program administration. A summary of each of these significant elements
follows:
Player Outreach and Education
The TOUR’s Anti-Doping Program will be implemented on all three Tours,
on a phased-in basis. On the PGA TOUR, player education and outreach began
in December 2007 and extends through June 2008, with testing beginning no
sooner than July 2008. The education phase will commence on the
Nationwide Tour in mid-2008, with testing to begin in late 2008. On the
Champions Tour, education will begin in January 2009 and testing will be
implemented in mid-2009.
PGA TOUR players received an Anti-Doping Program Manual in early
December 2007. The manual contained significant detail about all aspects of
the Program. Additionally, players will have 24-hour-a-day confidential access
to medical and program advisors who can respond to any questions relating to
specific substances, medications or testing procedures.
The player education process will include weekly player education sessions
at tournament sites, beginning in January at the Sony Open in Hawaii.
Medical experts will also be available on a weekly basis for one-on-one meetings
with players, family members and/or support staff (managers, trainers,
nutritionists, physicians, etc.) in any of the educational sessions offered. A
mandatory player meeting will also be scheduled at the 2008 Buick
Invitational, at which time the Program will be covered in comprehensive
detail.
Prohibited Substances
The PGA TOUR and the other member organizations of the World Golf
Foundation have collaborated to create a Model Prohibited Substances and
Methods List that was first announced in September 2007.
The list includes:
• Anabolic Agents (e.g., steroids)
• Hormones and Related Substances (e.g., human growth hormone, testosterone,
EPO)
• Agents with Anti-Estrogenic Activity (to artificially increase testosterone
level)
• Diuretics and Other Masking Agents
• Stimulants (e.g., Ritalin)
• Narcotics
• Cannabinoids
• Beta Blockers
• Enhancement of Oxygen Transfer (blood doping)
• Chemical and Physical Manipulation (tampering with a sample)
The Anti-Doping Program Manual that was delivered to players in
December 2007 contains a comprehensive list of prohibited substances that
fall under the categories listed above, as well as a list of those substances
that will not be prohibited under the Program.
Therapeutic Use Exemptions
The TOUR’s Anti-Doping Program includes a process for players to
apply to receive a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) to use a banned substance
if there is a legitimate medical need as determined by the TOUR’s
medical committee.
This TUE medical committee will be created and chaired by the TOUR’s
anti-doping medical advisor, Tom Hospel, M.D. Dr. Hospel is Board Certified in
Sports Medicine, has served as the team physician for The Ohio State
University and shares a practice with the Medical Advisor for the NFL Anti-
Doping Program. The TUE medical committee will also include a number of
other highly-regarded physicians from various medical disciplines.
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Testing Protocol
As with the overall Anti-Doping Program, the TOUR’s primary objective
with its testing protocol is to have a credible process that will aggressively
and effectively deter the use of any prohibited substance. Under the terms of
the program, the TOUR has the authority to test players at any time or place.
All testing will be without prior notice. Testing done at tournament sites may
be conducted both on practice/pro-am days and before or after competitive
rounds. There is not a stated minimum or maximum number of times a year
that an individual player may be tested.
The TOUR is taking significant steps to ensure that the confidentiality,
security and integrity of the entire process is preserved for the membership.
To implement the testing process, the TOUR has engaged the National Center
for Drug Free Sport (Drug Free Sport). Individuals employed by Drug Free Sport
are specifically trained to ensure a confidential and secure testing experience
for the player and the TOUR.
Drug Free Sport will assist in the player education program in addition to
conducting the actual testing. Beyond its new relationship with the TOUR,
Drug Free Sport also provides drug testing or education services for the
National Football League (NFL), Major League Baseball (MLB), National
Basketball Association (NBA), National Collegiate Athletic Association
(NCAA) and hundreds of colleges and universities.
Sanctions
Players who have been tested will be notified of the results by the TOUR
Program Administrator (see next section). If it is determined that a player committed
a violation of the Anti-Doping Program, the player will be notified of the
violation and the sanction. Players will have an opportunity to appeal a sanction
at a hearing to be held by the Commissioner or his designee.
Under the program, the TOUR has the authority to impose a variety of
sanctions, which may include: disqualification; ineligibility for up to one year
for a first violation, up to five years for a second violation, and up to a lifetime
ban for multiple violations; and fines up to $500,000.
In addition, for drugs of abuse (marijuana, certain narcotics, cocaine), the
Commissioner will have the discretion to require treatment and rehabilitation
in lieu of or in addition to other sanctions.
For any player who fails a test and is issued sanctions, the TOUR will disclose
that the player violated the TOUR’s Anti-Doping Program and will report
the penalty.
Program Administration
The Program will be handled through the TOUR’s Office of the General
Counsel led by Rick Anderson, Executive Vice President and Chief Legal
Officer. Allison Keller, Assistant General Counsel—Anti-Doping, will be the
Program Administrator.
The TOUR has engaged outside policy and medical experts to assist in
the development and implementation of the program, including player education
programs and the testing process. In developing the program, the TOUR
has worked closely with Richard Young, one of the world’s foremost anti-doping
experts and the principal draftsman of the World Anti-Doping Agency
(WADA) Code. Young has served on the WADA Board since 2004.
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Open since 1998, the World Golf Hall of Fame
is the ultimate destination for the celebration and
recognition of golf’s greatest players and contributors
and serves as an inspiration to golfers and fans
worldwide. Supported by all of the world’s leading
golf organizations, the Hall of Fame combines historic
artifacts and personal memorabilia with interactive
exhibits to tell the stories of the Hall of Fame
members and the history of the game. The World
Golf Hall of Fame is located at World Golf Village in
St. Augustine, FL.
The Museum
Guests of the World Golf Hall of Fame will be
greeted with the fascinating and comprehensive tale
of golf’s history and its development from the cradle in
Scotland through its growth to the far reaches of the
world. An exhibit in this area focuses on the role of
The R&A, the history of the British Open, golf’s
longest-running major, and The Royal & Ancient Golf
Club of St. Andrews.
The Hall of Fame members’ stories are referenced
throughout the museum, though their true
home is in the center of the museum, Shell Hall,
named for the Hall of Fame’s founding partner, Shell
Oil Company. An extraordinary “Wall of Fame” donning
hand-crafted bronze relief plaques of each member
extends an entire wall, representing the current
120 members. And, guests can search for statistics, sound bites, photographs
and video clips in a comprehensive database developed by technology partner
IBM. As a fitting tribute to the highest achievement in golf, significant tournament
trophies, including men’s and women’s majors, are artfully displayed
in the Hall of Fame Tower. Though perhaps the museum’s true treasure trove
is the Member Locker Room exhibit, which showcases more than 1,800 artifacts
from Hall of Fame members around the world.
Guests have the opportunity to sink a long putt on a modern tournamentstyle
putting green under the lights and cameras of a Shell’s Wonderful World
of Golf match and video is featured throughout the museum, including the
multi-screen experience called “Spirit of the Game” and a theater offering
great championship moment highlights.
“Jack Nicklaus: Golf’s Golden Champion”
The World Golf Hall of Fame offers temporary exhibitions throughout the
year, many featuring its members. The featured exhibit for 2008, “Jack
Nicklaus: Golf’s Golden Champion,” and celebrates the stories of Nicklaus’
benchmark career in golf and his personal life off the course.
The exhibition opened in conjunction with the 2007 World Golf Hall of
Fame Induction Ceremony and will remain on display through November 2008.
Inductee Exhibits
Each year the Hall of Fame showcases the stories and supporting memorabilia
from the current year’s class of inductees. On display from the 2007
Class are exhibitions for Joe Carr, Hubert Green, Charles Blair Macdonald, Kel
Nagle, Se Ri Pak and Curtis Strange.
Avenues for Induction
There are five avenues for a player or contributor to enter the World Golf
Hall of Fame: PGA TOUR/Champions Tour ballot, International ballot, LPGA
Point System, Lifetime Achievement category and Veteran’s category.
Various criteria is set up for players to be eligible for the PGA
TOUR/Champions Tour and International ballots, including an age requirement
of at least 40 years old and a necessary performance that includes a substantial
amount of regular tournament victories and majors.
World Golf Hall of Fame
Jack Peter
Senior Vice President and
Chief Operating Officer,
World Golf Hall of Fame
The LPGA Point System requires a player to be an active member of the
LPGA Tour for 10 years and to have won either an LPGA major tournament,
Vare Trophy or Rolex Player of the Year honors, plus a number of other tournament
victories.
Nominations for the Lifetime Achievement category are made by the
international voting body members. The category is designed for any male or
female supporter of the sport whose primary role in the game has come outside
the playing arena. The World Golf Foundation Board of Directors’
Selection Committee decides this category each year.
Any male or female professional or amateur whose playing career concluded
at least 30 years ago is eligible for selection through the Veteran’s category.
The World Golf Foundation Board of Directors’ Selection Committee
also determines this category each year.
Founding Partner
As sole founding partner of World Golf Hall of Fame, Shell Oil Company
provides financial support to the World Golf Foundation and supports its charitable
initiatives aimed at introducing golf to young people, thereby promoting
scholastic achievement, community service and those values intrinsic to the
game of golf.
Contact Information
Jane Fader
Director of Communications
(904) 940-4009
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For more information about the World Golf Hall of Fame, visit the Web site at
wgv.com.
The Jack Nicklaus exhibit, which opened in November 2007, features a
replica of a soda shop from the Nicklaus Drugstore, one of several
pharmacies Nicklaus' father, Charlie, owned in Columbus, OH.
Nicklaus is pictured in the soda shop at the exhibit last November.
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Inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in St. Augustine, FL
Class of 2007
Joe Carr Kel Nagle
Hubert Green Se Ri Pak
Curtis Strange Charles Blair Macdonald
Class of 2006
Mark McCormack Vijay Singh
Larry Nelson Marilynn Smith
Henry Picard
Class of 2005
Bernard Darwin Willie Park, Sr.
Alister MacKenzie Karrie Webb
Ayako Okamoto
Via the former World Golf Hall of Fame in Pinehurst, NC
Willie Anderson (1975)
Tommy Armour (1976)
John Ball (1977)
Severiano Ballesteros (1999)
Jim Barnes (1989)
Patty Berg (1974)
Julius Boros (1982)
Pat Bradley (1991)
James Braid (1976)
William C. Campbell (1990)
Dorothy Campbell Hurd Howe (1978)
JoAnne Carner (1985)
Billy Casper (1978)
Harry Cooper (1992)
Fred Corcoran (1975)
Henry Cotton (1980)
Bing Crosby (1978)
Jimmy Demaret (1983)
American Junior Golf Association
American Society of Golf Course Architects
Asian Tour
Augusta National Golf Club
Champions Tour
Champions Tour Tournament Association
Club Managers Association of America
Golf Course Builders Association of America
Golf Course Superintendents Association of America
Golf Writers Association of America
International Association of Golf Administrators
Japan Golf Tour Organization
Ladies Professional Golf Association
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World Golf Hall of Fame Members (by year)
Class of 2004
Isao Aoki Charlie Sifford
Tom Kite Marlene Stewart Streit
Class of 2003
Leo Diegel Hisako “Chako” Higuchi
Nick Price Annika Sorenstam
Class of 2002
Tommy Bolt Tony Jacklin
Marlene Hagge Bernhard Langer
Ben Crenshaw Harvey Penick
Class of 2001
Judy Bell Allan Robertson
Donna Caponi Karsten Solheim
Greg Norman Payne Stewart
Roberto De Vicenzo (1989)
Joseph C. Dey (1975)
Chick Evans (1975)
Raymond Floyd (1989)
Herb Graffis (1977)
Ralph Guldahl (1981)
Walter Hagen (1974)
Bob Harlow (1988)
Sandra Haynie (1977)
Harold Hilton (1978)
Ben Hogan (1974)
Bob Hope (1983)
Hale Irwin (1992)
Betty Jameson (1974)
Robert Trent Jones, Sr. (1987)
Robert Tyre Jones, Jr. (1974)
Betsy King (1995)
Lawson Little (1980)
Gene Littler (1990)
Bobby Locke (1977)
Nancy Lopez (1989)
Carol Mann (1977)
Cary Middlecoff (1986)
Tom Morris, Jr. (1975)
Tom Morris, Sr. (1976)
Byron Nelson (1974)
Jack Nicklaus (1974)
Francis Ouimet (1974)
Arnold Palmer (1974)
Gary Player (1974)
Betsy Rawls (1987)
Clifford Roberts (1978)
Chi Chi Rodriguez (1992)
Donald Ross (1977)
Paul Runyan (1990)
Gene Sarazen (1974)
World Golf Hall of Fame Supporting Organizations
LPGA Tournament Sponsors Association
National Golf Course Owners Association
National Golf Foundation
Nationwide Tour
PGA of America
The European Tour
PGA TOUR
PGA Tour of Australasia
PGA TOUR Tournaments Association
Royal Canadian Golf Association
Sunshine Tour
The R&A
United States Golf Association
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Class of 2000
Deane Beman Sir Michael Bonallack
Neil Coles Judy Rankin
Beth Daniel Juli Inkster
John Jacobs Jack Burke Jr.
Class of 1999
Amy Alcott Lloyd Mangrum
Seve Ballesteros
Class of 1998
Nick Faldo Johnny Miller
Patty Sheehan (1993)
Dinah Shore (1994)
Horton Smith (1990)
Sam Snead (1974)
Louise Suggs (1979)
J. H. Taylor (1975)
Peter Thomson (1988)
Jerry Travers (1976)
Walter Travis (1979)
Lee Trevino (1981)
Richard Tufts (1992)
Harry Vardon (1974)
Glenna Collette Vare (1975)
Tom Watson (1988)
Joyce Wethered (1975)
Kathy Whitworth (1982)
Mickey Wright (1976)
Babe Zaharias (1974)
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Includes induction year, in brackets, birthplace and birth and death
dates, in parentheses:
Amy Alcott [1999]
Kansas City, Missouri (Feb. 22, 1956- )
Captured the 1973 USGA Girls Junior as an amateur. Turned pro in 1975 and
claimed 29 LPGA titles including five major championships.
Willie Anderson [1975]
North Berwick, Scotland (Oct. 21, 1879-Oct. 25, 1910)
Emigrated to U.S. at 15 and dominated early American golf. Won U.S. Open
four times between 1901-1905.
Isao Aoki [2004]
Abiko, Chiba, Japan (Aug. 31, 1942- )
First Japanese player to triumph on the PGA TOUR. Owns 73 titles worldwide
on six Tours. Hole-out for eagle won him the 1983 Hawaiian Open.
Tommy Armour [1976]
Edinburgh, Scotland (Sept. 24, 1894-Sept. 12, 1968)
One of golf’s most respected instructors and players. Won the U.S. Open,
Western Open, PGA Championship and the British Open. Nicknamed the
“Silver Scot.”
John Ball [1977]
Hoylake, England (Dec. 24, 1861-Dec. 2 1940)
Considered England’s greatest amateur. Compiled eight British Amateur titles.
Became the first Englishman and amateur to win the British Open.
Severiano Ballesteros [1999]
Pedrena, Spain (April 9, 1957- )
Won first of three British Opens at age 22. Added a pair of Masters titles in
1980 and 1983. Played on eight Ryder Cup teams.
Jim Barnes [1989]
Lelant, Cornwall, England (April 8, 1886-May 24, 1966)
Englishman came to the U.S. at age 19. Won era’s major tournaments at least
once between 1916-1925: Western Open, PGA Championship, U.S. Open and
the British Open.
Judy Bell [2001]
Wichita, Kansas (Sept. 23, 1936- )
First woman elected USGA President. Member of USGA Women’s and
Executive Committees. Impressive amateur record included three straight
Kansas State Amateurs.
Deane Beman [2000]
Washington, D.C. (April 22, 1938- )
PGA TOUR Commissioner 1974-1994. Created Champions Tour, Nationwide
Tour and stadium golf concept. Won two U.S. Amateurs, a British Amateur and
four PGA TOUR events.
Patty Berg [1974]
Minneapolis, Minnesota (Feb. 3, 1918- Sept. 10, 2006)
Claimed 28 amateur titles and won the first U.S. Women’s Open. 60 career
wins including LPGA-record 15 majors. An original LPGA founder.
Tommy Bolt [2002]
Haworth, Oklahoma (March 31, 1918- )
Won 1950 U.S. Open at age 40. Captured 12 senior titles in the U.S. and
Australia. A Champions Tour founding member. Well known for personality
and flair.
Sir Michael Bonallack [2000]
Chigwell, Essex, England (Dec. 31, 1934- )
Former Secretary of the Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews. Won five
British Amateurs and five English Amateurs between 1961 and 1970.
Competed in nine Walker Cups.
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Julius Boros [1982]
Fairfield, Connecticut (March 3, 1920-May 28, 1994)
Won two U.S. Opens and, at age 48, PGA Championship. Named PGA Player
of the Year in 1952.
Pat Bradley [1991]
Westford, Massachusetts (March 24, 1951- )
Amassed 31 career LPGA victories including six majors. Winner of career
Grand Slam, two Player of the Year Awards and two Vare Trophies.
James Braid [1976]
Earlsferry, Fifeshire, Scotland (Feb. 6, 1870-Nov. 27, 1950)
Member of The Great Triumvirate with Harry Vardon and J.H. Taylor. Won five
British Opens in 10 years. Known as Britain’s professional match-play champion.
Jack Burke, Jr. [2000]
Fort Worth, Texas (Jan. 29, 1930- )
Five-time U.S. Ryder Cup member. Captured 17 career titles, including 1956
Masters and PGA Championship. Won four straight tournaments in 1952.
William Campbell [1990]
Huntington, West Virginia (May 5, 1923- )
Qualified for 37 U.S. Amateurs, winning in 1964. Two-time U.S. Senior
Amateur champion. Eight-time Walker Cup member. USGA President 1982-85.
Donna Caponi [2001]
Detroit, Michigan (Jan. 29, 1945- )
First win came at 1969 U.S. Women’s Open. 24 LPGA titles include four
majors. Won 10 times in two years beginning in 1980.
JoAnne Gunderson Carner [1985]
Kirkland, Washington (April 4, 1939- )
Owns more than 40 career victories. Won five U.S. Women’s Amateurs and
two U.S. Women’s Opens. Vare Trophy winner 1981-1983. Three-time LPGA
Player of the Year.
Joe Carr [2007]
Inchicore, Ireland (Feb. 22, 1922-June 3, 2004)
First Irishman inducted into the Hall of Fame. Winner of three British Amateurs
and 37 additional championships in Ireland. Played in 10 Walker Cups and is
a past captain of the Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews.
Billy Casper [1978]
San Diego, California (June 24, 1931- )
Winner of 60 titles, including three PGA TOUR majors. Claimed five Vardon
Trophies. Eight-time Ryder Cup member. Won 1966 U.S. Open playoff after
seven-shot comeback.
Neil Coles [2000]
London, England (Sept. 26, 1934- )
Claimed 22 PGA European Tour victories and twice led its money list. Eighttime
Ryder Cup member. Pioneered formation of the PGA European Tour.
Harry Cooper [1992]
Leatherhead, England (Aug. 4, 1904-Oct. 17, 2000)
“Lighthorse Harry” won 31 professional tournaments from 1926-1942. Won
nine times in 1937. Winner of first Vardon Trophy.
Fred Corcoran [1975]
Cambridge, Massachusetts (April 4, 1905-June 23, 1977)
Instrumental in forming the LPGA Tour, World Cup and Golf Writers
Association of America. PGA Tournament manager from 1936-1947. More
than doubled the number of Tour events.
Henry Cotton [1980]
Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, England (Jan. 28, 1907-Dec. 22, 1987)
Dominated European professional golf from mid-1930s to early-1950s. Captured
14 national championships in that span, including three British Opens.
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Ben Crenshaw [2002]
Austin, Texas (Jan. 11, 1952- )
Compiled 17 PGA TOUR victories, including two Masters. Captained victorious
1999 U.S. Ryder Cup team. Won three straight individual NCAA crowns at
University of Texas.
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Bing Crosby [1978]
Tacoma, Washington (May 2, 1904-Oct. 14, 1977)
Crooner’s golf interest began as pre-teen caddie. Formed 1937 pro-am at
Pebble Beach. “The Clam Bake” remains a top PGA TOUR event.
Beth Daniel [1999]
Charleston, South Carolina (Oct. 14, 1956- )
Counts 1990 LPGA Championship among 32 LPGA titles. Claimed Player of the
Year and Vare Trophy on three occasions. U.S. Women’s Amateur champ in
1975 and 1977.
Bernard Darwin [2005]
Downe, Kent, England (Sept. 7, 1876-Oct. 18, 1961)
Credited with inventing daily golf writing. Covered golf for The Times of
London (1907-53) and Country Life (1907-61). Respectable playing resume
includes Walker Cup and British Amateur appearances.
Jimmy Demaret [1983]
Houston, Texas (May 24, 1910-Dec. 28, 1983)
Colorful and popular golf figure won 1940 Masters after becoming a nightclub
singer. Added Green Jackets in 1947 and 1950 following action in Navy during
WW II.
Roberto De Vicenzo [1989]
Buenos Aires, Argentina (April 14, 1923- )
Turned pro at 15 and won more than 200 tournaments worldwide. Has eight
PGA TOUR titles and the 1967 British Open. Won inaugural U.S. Senior Open.
Joseph C. Dey [1975]
Norfolk, Virginia (Nov. 17, 1907-March 3, 1991)
USGA’s Executive Secretary for 34 years and the first PGA TOUR Commissioner.
Second American to captain at the R&A.
Leo Diegel [2003]
Detroit, Michigan (April 27, 1899-May 8, 1951)
Member of first four Ryder Cup teams from 1927-1933. Won consecutive PGA
Championships in 1928 and 1929. 29 career titles include four Canadian Opens.
Chick Evans [1975]
Indianapolis, Indiana (July 8, 1890-Nov. 6, 1979)
First player to win U.S. Open and U.S. Amateur in same year (1916). Played
U.S. Amateur regularly from 1907-1962, winning twice. Established Evans
Scholars Foundation for caddies, affiliated with Western Open.
Nick Faldo [1998]
Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, England (July 18, 1957- )
Won more than 40 worldwide tournaments, including three British Opens and
three Masters. Competed in 11 Ryder Cups. First international player named
PGA of America Player of the Year.
Raymond Floyd [1989]
Fort Bragg, North Carolina (Sept. 4, 1942- )
Owner of more than 35 combined PGA TOUR and Champions Tour titles. Won
1986 U.S. Open at age 43 to claim fourth major.
Herb Graffis [1977]
Logansport, Indiana (May 31, 1893-Feb. 13, 1989)
Journalist contributed widely to golf’s growth. Founding member of the Golf
Writers Association of America and co-formed National Golf Foundation.
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Hubert Green [2007]
Birmingham, Alabama (Dec. 28, 1946- )
One of the top PGA TOUR players of the 1970s, claiming 16 of his 19 wins in
that decade. Career was highlighted by wins at the 1977 U.S. Open and 1985
PGA Championship and three Ryder Cup appearances.
Ralph Guldahl [1981]
Dallas, Texas (Nov. 22, 1911-June 11, 1987)
Among few players to win successive U.S. Opens (1937-1938). Also won three
consecutive Western Opens and the 1939 Masters.
Walter Hagen [1974]
Rochester, New York (Dec. 21, 1892-Oct. 5, 1969)
First professional to make a living playing golf. Captained first six American
Ryder Cup teams. Won two U.S. Opens, four British Opens and five PGAs.
Marlene Bauer Hagge [2002]
Eureka, South Dakota (Feb. 16, 1934- )
Founding member of the LPGA. Claimed first USGA Girls Junior in 1949. Youngest
player to win an LPGA event. Resume includes 25 professional victories.
Bob Harlow [1988]
Newburyport, Massachusetts (Oct. 21, 1899-Nov. 15, 1954)
Founded Golf World. Managed Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood and arranged
exhibitions for both. Served as PGA tournament manager from 1930-1935.
Sandra Haynie [1977]
Fort Worth, Texas (June 4, 1943- )
Won 39 tournaments in 16 years, including the U.S. Women’s Open and the
LPGA Championship in 1974. Captured the 1958 and 1959 Texas Women’s
Amateur.
Hisako “Chako” Higuchi [2003]
Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture, Japan (Oct. 13, 1945- )
Charter member of the LPGA of Japan. Counts 1977 LPGA Championship
among her 72 worldwide victories. One of Japan’s most successful athletes.
Harold Hilton [1978]
West Kirby, England (Jan. 14, 1869-March 5, 1942)
Four-time British Amateur champion and two-time British Open winner. First
Englishman to win the U.S. Amateur in 1911.
Ben Hogan [1974]
Dublin, Texas (Aug. 13, 1912-July 29, 1997)
Claimed three majors prior to life-threatening auto accident in 1949. Returned
to win three U.S. Opens, two Masters and a British Open. Owns 64 titles
worldwide.
Bob Hope [1983]
Eltham, England (May 29, 1903-July 27, 2003)
Revered personality united golf, entertainment and politics. This Presidential
playing partner’s namesake tournament was among first to make significant
charitable donations.
Dorothy Campbell Hurd Howe [1978]
Edinburgh, Scotland (March 24, 1883-March 20, 1945)
Winner of more than 750 matches worldwide. Won British Ladies
Championship twice and U.S. Women’s Amateur thrice.
Juli Inkster [2000]
Santa Cruz, California (June 24, 1960- )
Career includes more than 30 LPGA wins, including six majors. Won three consecutive
U.S. Women’s Amateurs. Competed on 1982 U.S. Curtis Cup Team.
Hale Irwin [1992]
Joplin, Missouri (June 3, 1945- )
Claimed three U.S. Opens and 17 other PGA TOUR titles. Dominated
Champions Tour 1997-99, winning 21 times, and is the Champions Tour’s alltime
victories leader. Won 1967 NCAA Championship.
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Tony Jacklin [2002]
Scunthorpe, England (July 7, 1944- )
Won 1969 British Open. 1970 U.S. Open saw him become first British player
to win event in 50 years. Captained victorious Ryder Cup teams in 1985, 1987
and 1989.
John Jacobs [2000]
Lindrick, Yorkshire, England (March 14, 1925- )
Co-founder of the PGA European Tour. Played on 1955 Ryder Cup Team. Was
captain in 1979 and 1981. Pioneer of Europe’s approach to modern game.
Betty Jameson [1998]
Norman, Oklahoma (May 19, 1919- )
Winner of Southern Amateur, two U.S. Women’s Amateurs and two Western
Amateurs. Captured 1942 Western Open and 1947 U.S. Women’s Open as
amateur. Founding LPGA member.
Robert Trent Jones, Sr. [1987]
Ince, Lancanshire, England (June 20, 1906-June 14, 2000)
Most prolific golf-course architect of modern era. Notable courses include
Peachtree, Spyglass Hill, Firestone South, Sotogrande and the New Course at
Ballybunion.
Bobby Jones [1974]
Atlanta, Georgia (March 17, 1902-Dec. 18, 1971)
Won 1930 Grand Slam, then promptly retired from competitive golf. His five
U.S. Amateurs, four U.S. Opens, three British Opens and British Amateur came
in eight years. Established Augusta National Golf Club and the Masters.
Betsy King [1995]
Reading, Pennsylvania (Aug. 13, 1955- )
34 career victories, including six majors. Won three tournaments in 1984 and
was leading money winner and Player of the Year.
Tom Kite [2004]
Austin, Texas (Dec. 9, 1949- )
Won 18 PGA TOUR titles and 1992 U.S. Open. Played in seven Ryder Cups and
captained 1997 U.S. Team. Two-time Vardon Trophy winner. Co-NCAA champ
in 1972.
Bernhard Langer [2002]
Anhausen, Germany (Aug. 27, 1957- )
Most accomplished German golfer with more than 50 worldwide victories.
Two-time Masters winner. Won German National Open record 12 times.
Competed in 10 Ryder Cups.
Lawson Little [1980]
Newport, Rhode Island (June 23, 1910-Feb. 1, 1968)
Captured both U.S. and British Amateurs in 1934 and ‘35. Won seven events
as a pro, including 1940 U.S. Open.
Gene Littler [1990]
San Diego, California (July 21, 1930- )
First PGA win came in 1954 as amateur. 37 total career titles. Won 1953 U.S.
Amateur and 1961 U.S. Open.
Bobby Locke [1977]
Germiston, Transvaal, South Africa (Nov. 20, 1917-March 9, 1987)
Won both South African Amateur and Open by age 18. Captured four British
Opens between 1949 and 1957. Retired with more than 80 victories worldwide.
Nancy Lopez [1989]
Torrance, California (Jan. 6, 1957- )
Won nine times in rookie year, including five consecutive. Named Rookie of the
Year and Player of the Year in 1978. Amassed more than 50 career victories.
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Charles Blair Macdonald [2007]
Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada (Nov. 14, 1855-April 21, 1939)
Considered the father of organized golf in the U.S. Helped found the United
States Golf Association and built the first 18-hole golf course in the U.S. near
Chicago. Coined the term “golf architect” and also designed the National Golf
Links of America. Winner of the inaugural U.S. Amateur in 1895.
Alister MacKenzie [2005]
The Orchard, Normanton, England (Aug. 30, 1870-Jan. 6, 1934)
Architect of many famed courses including Augusta National, Cypress Point,
Royal Melbourne and Lahinch. His 1920 treatise Golf Architecture codified 13
features of an ideal golf course.
Lloyd Mangrum [1998]
Trenton, Texas (Aug. 1, 1914-Nov. 17, 1973)
Captured more than 50 titles, including 1946 U.S. Open. Four-time Ryder Cup
member and once a captain. Won Vardon Trophy in 1951 and 1953.
Carol Mann [1977]
Buffalo, New York (Feb. 3, 1941- )
Earned 38 career victories with two majors. Amassed 10 titles and won Vare
Trophy in 1968. Only player to make Women’s Western Open first LPGA title.
Former LPGA President.
Mark McCormack [2006]
Chicago, Illinois (Nov. 6, 1930-May 16, 2003)
Founder of IMG, once considered “The Most Powerful Man in Sports.”
McCormack represented The Big Three (Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and Jack
Nicklaus), started the Official World Golf Ranking and created the World
Match Play Championship.
Cary Middlecoff [1986]
Halls, Tennessee (Jan. 6, 1921-Sept. 1, 1998)
First amateur to win the North and South Open. 37 career victories included
1949 and 1956 U.S. Open and 1955 Masters.
Johnny Miller [1998]
San Francisco, California (April 29, 1947- )
Dominated international golf in 1970s. Won 20 tournaments in six years. Finalround
63 secured 1973 U.S. Open. Won 1976 British Open and totaled 25 PGA
TOUR titles.
Tom Morris, Jr. [1975]
St. Andrews, Scotland (April 20, 1851-Dec. 25, 1875)
Won first tournament by age 16. Won first British Open at age 18 in 1868. Only
player to claim four consecutive British Opens.
Tom Morris, Sr. [1976]
St. Andrews, Scotland (June 16, 1821-May 24, 1908)
Most revered figure in Scottish golf history. Career greens keeper captured
four British Opens. Designed legendary courses Lahinch, Muirfield and Royal
County Down.
Kel Nagle [2007]
North Sydney, Australia (Dec. 21, 1920- )
Winner of more than 60 tournaments in Australia. Has also won in Europe,
North America and Asia and is most well known for his 1960 British Open win
at St. Andrews.
Byron Nelson [1974]
Long Branch, Texas (Feb. 4, 1912- Sept. 26, 2006)
Best remembered for 1945 record season, when he won 19 tournaments,
including 11 consecutively. 52 career titles include two Masters, two PGAs
and a U.S. Open.
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Larry Nelson [2006]
Fort Payne, Alabama (Sept. 10, 1947- )
Winner of nearly 30 PGA TOUR and Champions Tour events combined. Major
championship victories include 1983 U.S. Open, 1981 and 1987 PGA
Championships. Was undefeated (9-0-0) in the first two of his three Ryder Cup
appearances.
Jack Nicklaus [1974]
Columbus, Ohio (Jan. 21, 1940- )
Arguably best golfer of modern era. Amassed 20 major championship victories
(pro and amateur). Has more than 100 victories around the world. One of five
players to win career Grand Slam.
Greg Norman [2001]
Mt. Isa, Queensland, Australia (Feb.10, 1955- )
Winner of three Arnold Palmer Awards and three Vardon Trophies. Owns nearly
90 titles worldwide. British Open winner in 1986 and 1993.
Ayako Okamoto [2005]
Hiroshima, Japan (April 2, 1951- )
Compiled 62 worldwide titles, including 44 on the LPGA of Japan and 17 on
the LPGA Tour. First international player to win LPGA Player of the Year Award
(1987).
Francis Ouimet [1974]
Brookline, Massachusetts (May 8, 1893-Sept. 2, 1967)
Brought golf to new levels in America. Former caddie defeated heralded
British professionals Harry Vardon and Ted Ray at 1913 U.S. Open. Two-time
U.S. Amateur champ.
Se Ri Pak [2007]
Daejeon, South Korea (Sept. 28, 1977- )
First South Korean inducted into the Hall of Fame. Winner of two dozen LPGA
titles and five major championships. One of only two LPGA players to win two
majors in her rookie year.
Arnold Palmer [1974]
Latrobe, Pennsylvania (Sept. 10, 1929- )
Game’s most charismatic player. Generated unprecedented interest in the
game. 80-plus professional victories include four Masters, two British Opens
and a U.S. Open.
Willie Park, Sr. [2005]
Wallyford, Scotland (June 30, 1833-July 25, 1903)
Winner of four British Opens, including the first one in 1860. Equally noted for
his Challenge Match performances against Old Tom Morris. Prodigious driver
and skilled putter, he was also an instrumental ball and club maker.
Harvey Penick [2002]
Austin, Texas (Oct. 23, 1904-April 2, 1995)
One of game’s greatest teachers. Pupils included Tom Kite, Ben Crenshaw and
Kathy Whitworth. Led University of Texas to 20 Southwest Conference titles
and 19 individual crowns.
Henry Picard [2006]
Plymouth, Massachusetts (Nov. 28, 1906-April 30, 1997)
Picard’s more than two dozen PGA TOUR victories put him in the top 25 alltime.
Winner of the 1938 Masters Tournament and 1939 PGA Championship.
Leading money winner in 1939.
Gary Player [1974]
Johannesburg, South Africa (Nov. 1, 1935- )
Victories number more than 120 worldwide. Winner of career Grand Slam.
Rigorous fitness program helped him win in five different decades. Global
ambassador for golf.
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Nick Price [2003]
Durban, South Africa (Jan. 28, 1957- )
Dominated international golf in the early 1990s. Has more than 40 tournament
wins worldwide.1994 season saw him win six times, including the British
Open and PGA Championship.
Judy Rankin [2000]
St. Louis, Missouri (Feb. 18, 1945- )
Winner of 26 LPGA events. Two-time Player of the Year and three-time Vare
Trophy winner. Former LPGA President and U.S. Solheim Cup captain.
Betsy Rawls [1987]
Spartanburg, South Carolina (May 4, 1928- )
Counts eight majors among 55 career LPGA victories. First player to win U.S.
Women’s Open four times. Claimed 1959 Vare Trophy. Former LPGA President.
Clifford Roberts [1978]
Morning Sun, Iowa (March 6, 1894-Sept. 29, 1977)
Co-founded Augusta National Golf Club. Chairman of the Masters from its
1934 inception until his death in 1977.
Allan Robertson [2001]
St. Andrews, Scotland (Sept. 11, 1815-Sept. 1, 1859)
Credited as game’s first professional. First to break 80 on The Old Course at
St. Andrews, shooting a 79 in 1858. Known as a premier feather ball maker.
Chi Chi Rodriguez [1992]
Rio Pledras, Puerto Rico (Oct. 23, 1935- )
Owns more than 30 career titles. Two-time Byron Nelson Award winner as
Champions Tour scoring leader. Arnold Palmer Award winner in 1987.
Donald Ross [1977]
Dornoch, Scotland (Nov. 23, 1872-April 26, 1948)
Premier golf course architect in America during early 20th century. Directed
over 500 design projects, including Pinehurst No. 2, Oak Hill, Inverness and
Oakland Hills.
Paul Runyan [1990]
Hot Springs, Arkansas (July 12, 1908-March 17, 2002)
Won over 50 professional tournaments, including 16 in two years. Leading
money winner in 1933 and 1934. Two-time PGA Championship winner.
Gene Sarazen [1974]
Harrison, New York (Feb. 27, 1902-May 3, 1999)
First golfer to win all four major championships. Has seven majors in all.
Remembered for 1935 Masters win that featured double-eagle on No. 15.
Invented sand wedge.
Patty Sheehan [1993]
Middlebury, Vermont (Oct. 27, 1956- )
First to capture the U.S. and British Women’s Opens in same year. Won 35
tournaments, including six majors. 1983 Player of the Year. Winner of 1984
Vare Trophy.
Dinah Shore [1994]
Winchester, Tennessee (Feb. 29, 1916-Feb. 24, 1994)
Famed entertainer became celebrity host of the Colgate-Dinah Shore Winners
Circle. Her support of women’s golf was critical to LPGA Tour’s growth.
Charlie Sifford [2004]
Kingwood, Texas (June 2, 1922- )
First African-American to play full time on PGA TOUR, winning twice. Claimed
1975 Senior PGA Championship. Original member of the Champions Tour in 1980.
Vijay Singh [2006]
Lautoka, Fiji (Feb.22, 1963- )
Record-setting 2004 season saw him win nine times, set a PGA TOUR record
for season earnings and became world’s No. 1-ranked player. Counts three
major championships among his more than 20 TOUR titles.
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Horton Smith [1990]
Springfield, Missouri (May 22, 1908-Oct. 15, 1963)
Burst onto professional golf scene in 1929, winning eight times and finishing
second four times. Claimed two Masters titles, including inaugural 1934 tournament.
Marilynn Smith [2006]
Topeka, Kansas (April 12, 1929- )
LPGA co-founder and former LPGA President. Conducted more than 4,000 golf
clinics internationally and organized first women’s senior professional tournament.
Playing career includes 21 LPGA victories, including two majors.
Sam Snead [1974]
Hot Springs, Virginia (May 27, 1912-May 23, 2002)
PGA TOUR’s career victory leader with 82 victories. Winner of three PGA
Championships and Masters and one British Open. Eight-time Ryder Cup
member.
Karsten Solheim [2001]
Bergen, Norway (Sept. 15, 1911-Feb. 16, 2000)
Initially known for PING putter. Developed concepts of heel-toe weighting and
perimeter weighting. Founded The Solheim Cup to advance international
women’s golf.
Annika Sörenstam [2003]
Stockholm, Sweden (Oct. 10, 1970- )
Won more than 60 LPGA titles, including 11 in 2002. Captured career Grand
Slam in 2003. Multiple Player of the Year and Vare Trophy winner. Shot a 59
in 2001.
Payne Stewart [2001]
Springfield, Missouri (Jan. 30, 1957-Oct. 25, 1999)
Won 11 PGA TOUR events and 18 victories worldwide. Claimed the 1989 PGA
Championship and the 1991 and 1999 U.S. Opens. Five-time U.S. Ryder Cup
member.
Marlene Stewart Streit [2004]
Cereal, Alberta, Canada (March 9, 1934- )
Only golfer to have won Australian, British, Canadian and U.S. Women’s
Amateur championships. Owns 11 Canadian Ladies Open Amateurs, nine
Canadian Ladies Close Amateurs.
Curtis Strange [2007]
Norfolk, Virginia (Jan. 30, 1955- )
Great amateur player who went on to capture consecutive U.S. Opens in 1988
and 1989. Owns 17 PGA TOUR titles and was the first player to surpass the
$1-million mark in a single season (1988). Played in five Ryder Cups.
Louise Suggs [1979]
Lithia Springs, Georgia (Sept. 7, 1923- )
50 professional victories include two U.S. Women’s Opens, one LPGA
Championship and four Titleholders. LPGA Founder and former President.
J. H. Taylor [1975]
Northam, North Devon, England (March 18, 1871-Feb. 10, 1963)
Member of “Great Triumvirate” that dominated golf at the turn of the 20th
century. Five-time British Open winner. Founded first professional golfers’
association.
Peter Thomson [1998]
Melbourne, Australia (Aug. 23, 1929- )
Captured five British Opens between 1954 and 1965. Won 11 Champions Tour
titles and 1988 British Seniors Championship. Three-time International Team
Presidents Cup captain.
Jerry Travers [1976]
New York, New York (May 19, 1887-March 29, 1951)
From 1906-1915, won five Metropolitan Opens, four U.S. Amateurs and was
second amateur to win U.S. Open.
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Walter Travis [1979]
Malden, Victoria, Australia (Jan. 10, 1862-July 31, 1927)
Three-time U.S. Amateur champ and six-time medalist. First foreigner to capture
the British Amateur. Founder and editor of American Golfer.
Lee Trevino [1981]
Dallas, Texas (Dec. 1, 1939- )
Career victories totaled nearly 80, including six majors. Played on six Ryder
Cups. Champions Tour career saw him win 29 times, three Jack Nicklaus
Trophies, two Arnold Palmer Awards.
Richard Tufts [1992]
Medford, Massachusetts (March 16, 1896-Dec. 17, 1980)
Managed Pinehurst Resort from 1930s to 1960s. Helped introduce modern handicap
system, standardized course setup and worked to unify the Rules of Golf.
Harry Vardon [1974]
Grouville, Isle of Jersey, England (May 9, 1870-March 20, 1937)
Revolutionized and dominated the game for 25 years. Won a record six British
Opens and a U.S. Open. Popularized the overlapping Vardon Grip.
Glenna Collett Vare [1975]
New Haven, Connecticut (June 20, 1903-Feb. 3, 1989)
Won unprecedented six U.S. Women’s Amateurs between 1922 and 1935.
Represented U.S. on six Curtis Cup teams. LPGA’s Vare Trophy named for her.
Tom Watson [1988]
Kansas City, Missouri (Sept. 4, 1949- )
Player of the Year four consecutive years. Has 31 PGA TOUR victories, five
British Opens, two Masters and a U.S. Open, where he had a dramatic chip-in
at No. 17 at Pebble Beach.
Karrie Webb [2005]
Queensland, Australia (Dec. 21, 1974- )
Counts seven majors among nearly three dozen LPGA titles. Youngest winner
of the LPGA career grand slam. First LPGA player to surpass $1 million in single-
season earnings.
Joyce Wethered [1975]
Devon, England (Nov. 17, 1901-Nov. 18, 1997)
Dominated women’s golf in Britain in the 1920s. Won five consecutive English
Championships and four British Ladies Championships.
Kathy Whitworth [1982]
Monohans, Texas (Sept. 27, 1939- )
Record 88 LPGA titles, including six majors. Dominated LPGA in late 1960s and
early 1970s. Awards include seven Players of the Year and Vare Trophies.
Mickey Wright [1976]
San Diego, California (Feb. 14, 1935- )
Amassed 82 career LPGA victories, including 10 in 1961 and 13 in 1963.
Winner of four U.S. Women’s Opens. Won five Vare Trophies.
Mildred “Babe” Didrikson Zaharias [1974]
Port Arthur, Texas (June 26, 1914-Sept. 27, 1956)
Olympic gold medalist turned exclusively to golf in 1934. Won 1946 U.S.
Women’s Amateur and three U.S. Women’s Opens.
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The World Golf Hall of Fame is located at
World Golf Village, a 6,300-acre golf resort and residential
community located 10 minutes northwest of
historic St. Augustine, FL, and 30 minutes south of
Jacksonville, FL. Named one of the “Top 75 Golf
Resorts” in the United States by Golf Digest, World
Golf Village draws guests from all over the United
States and from around the world, offering a wide
variety of recreational, entertainment, corporate meeting
and residential options.
As the centerpiece of the Village, the World Golf Hall of Fame celebrates
and recognizes the game’s greatest players and contributors and serves as an
inspiration to fans worldwide. The Hall of Fame features personal memorabilia
and special exhibits highlighting its members, as well as historical and
interactive displays that enable visitors to see and experience some of golf’s
most exciting aspects. Part of the Hall of Fame experience includes a round on
the 18-hole natural grass putting course and a film at the adjacent IMAX®
Theater, which offers a variety of films that are both educational and entertaining
on an 80-foot-wide by 6-story-high screen.
World Golf Village championship golf courses include King & Bear, the
only course co-designed by World Golf Hall of Fame members Arnold Palmer
and Jack Nicklaus, and the Slammer & Squire, built by Bobby Weed with
design consultants Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen, also World Golf Hall of
Fame members. Both courses, which have hosted 10 nationally televised
broadcasts, combine challenging obstacles with playability for all levels of
golfers.
The PGA TOUR Golf Academy offers private lessons, clinics and golf
schools by top-rated instructors who involve three teaching and video analysis
systems into the lessons.
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PGA TOUR Spa Laterra is located at King & Bear at World Golf Village
and offers a range of golf-enhancement spa services and fitness programs.
The full-service spa, part of the Laterra resort community, offers signature
treatments and full-, half- and multi-day packages.
Dining options along the Walk of Champions include Murray Bros.
Caddyshack, the flagship restaurant of actor-golfer Bill Murray and his brothers,
and Augustinos, an Italian steakhouse. PGA TOUR STOP, one of the
largest golf stores in the country, anchors the retail area of World Golf Village.
Also along the Walk of Champions, which is a half-mile track featuring
engraved Hall of Fame member signatures in granite, guests can attempt to
hit a ball 132 yards to the Challenge Hole’s island green.
Accommodations at World Golf Village include the flagship Renaissance
Resort, which recently underwent a multi-million dollar renovation that featured
a complete remodeling of all guest rooms and suites, dramatic changes
to the resort’s lobby atrium, remodeling of the restaurant and bar, new lighting
throughout the public spaces and enhancements to the resort’s adjoining
convention center.
Grande Villas at World Golf Village, a Bluegreen Vacation Club resort,
offers country club vacation homes that overlook the 17th and 18th holes of
Slammer & Squire golf course. And Laterra Resort & Spa offers 72 wellappointed
condominiums with immediate access to the adjacent PGA TOUR
Spa.
The Neighborhoods of World Golf Village offer distinctive residential
communities that blend world-class amenities with the convenience of shopping,
healthcare, entertainment, first-rate schools and incredible golf. Each
neighborhood offers individual amenities such as pools and recreational facilities.
For more information about planning a vacation to World Golf Village,
call 1-800-WGV-GOLF or visit wgv.com.
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Fiji's Vijay Singh, a World Golf Hall of Famer, won
twice during the FedExCup Regular Season and
pushed his career victory total to 31. Singh has won
more times in his 40s than anyone in TOUR history.
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Ed Moorhouse
Co-Chief Operating Officer
Ed Moorhouse is Co-Chief Operating Officer of
the PGA TOUR. He previously served as the
TOUR’s General Counsel, later as Chief Legal
Officer.
Among his areas of responsibility are Legal
Affairs, Business Development, Marketing, Retail
Licensing, International Federation of PGA Tours,
Broadcasting, Television, PGATOUR.com, New Media and PGA TOUR
Productions. Business aspects of all three tours report directly to him.
Charles Zink
Co-Chief Operating Officer
Charles Zink joined the PGA TOUR staff in
1986. He is Co-Chief Operating Officer after previously
serving as Chief Financial Officer.
Zink is responsible for Financial Strategies
and Operations, Tournament Players Clubs,
Championship Management and World Golf
Championships, Executive and Corporate Affairs,
Human Resources, Player/Employee Benefit Plans, World Golf Hall of Fame,
The First Tee program and GOLF 20/20.
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A 1975 summa cum laude graduate of Georgetown University with a
degree in government, Moorhouse received his law degree (JD) with high
honors from the University of Florida in 1978.
Moorhouse was a member of the Jacksonville (FL) law firm Smith
and Hulsey for six years before joining the TOUR as Senior Vice President
and Counsel for PGA TOUR Golf Course Properties in 1985.
A 1971 graduate of the University of Maryland in Finance and Business
Management, Zink earned a second degree from Maryland in 1975. He is a
former member of Maryland’s golf team.
Before joining the TOUR staff, Zink served four years as a Lieutenant in
the United States Navy and had 11 years of experience with Price Waterhouse
and Coopers & Lybrand in both Washington, D.C. and the United Kingdom in
large and emerging business, financial management and audit.
The PGA TOUR’s Mission Statement
To expand the PGA TOUR domestically and internationally so as to
substantially increase player financial benefits while maintaining
our commitment to growth in charity and the integrity of the game.
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Tim Finchem
Commissioner
Rick Anderson
Executive Vice President
and Chief Legal Officer
Henry Hughes
Executive Vice President
and Chief of Operations
PGA TOUR
Ty Votaw
Executive Vice President
Communications and
International Affairs
Executive Committee
Ed Moorhouse
Co-Chief
Operating
Officer
Bill Calfee
President
Nationwide Tour
David Pillsbury
President
PGA TOUR Golf
Course Properties
Tom Wade
Executive Vice President
and Chief Marketing
Officer
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Charles Zink
Co-Chief
Operating
Officer
Rick George
President
Champions Tour and
Executive Vice President
Championship
Management
Ron Price
Executive Vice President
and Chief Financial
Officer
James Cramer
Vice President
Corporate Affairs
The PGA TOUR’s Core Values
• Honesty, Integrity and Sportsmanship
• Having an Appreciation and Respect for the Game
• Broadening the Appeal of and Access to the Game
• A Commitment to Excellence in Conduct and Presentation of the PGA TOUR
• Making a Positive Contribution to Society and Charity
• Helping Each Other Achieve Our Highest Potential
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Bob Combs
Senior Vice President
Communications
Steve Dennis
Director
Communications
Strategy
Laury Livsey
Manager
Corporate
Communications
John Bush
Media Official
PGA TOUR
Nelson Silverio
Manager
Media Information
Andrea Adame
Media Services
Assistant
COMMUNICATIONS/PUBLIC RELATIONS/BRAND
Ana Leaird
Vice President
Public Relations
Dave Lancer
Director
Information
Doug Milne
Manager
Communications
Joe Chemycz
Media Official
PGA TOUR
Jeff Adams
Director
Communications
Nationwide Tour
Adam Wallace
Media Services
Assistant
Staff
Ty Votaw
Executive Vice President
Communications and
International Affairs
Laura Neal
Senior Director
Communications
PGA TOUR
Chris Smith
Director
Communications
Business
Denise Taylor
Manager
Media Relations
Stewart Moore
Media Official
PGA TOUR
Michael
McPhillips
Director
Communications
Champions Tour
Ric Clarson
Senior Vice President
Brand Development
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Ward Clayton
Director
Editorial Services
Joel
Schuchmann
Senior Manager
Communications
PGA TOUR
Joan vT
Alexander
Media Official
PGA TOUR
Chris Reimer
Communications
Manager
Championship
Management
Maureen
Callaghan
Media Services
Coordinator
Kent Simon
Vice President
Brand Marketing
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Henry Hughes
Executive Vice President
and Chief of Operations
Henry Hughes joined the PGA TOUR in 1984 as the
Director of Marketing for the TPC River Highlands after
serving as Chairman of the Greater Hartford-Sammy
Davis, Jr. golf tournament. In 1986, Henry came to TOUR
Headquarters and has served in senior positions in
Marketing, Championship Management and Tournament Business Affairs. In
January 1999, he was named to the newly created post of Senior Vice
President and Chief of Operations for the PGA TOUR. In 2006, he was named
Executive Vice President and Chief of Operations for the PGA TOUR. All elements
of the day-to-day management of PGA TOUR events are under his
direction, including PGA TOUR Agronomy. Specifically, the Rules,
Administration, Operations, Player Relations, ShotLink and Tournament
Business Affairs departments report directly to him. Hughes reports to the
Office of the Commissioner.
TOURNAMENT BUSINESS AFFAIRS
Donna
Fiedorowicz
Senior Vice President
Tournament
Business Affairs
Tim Crosby
Director
Tournament
Business Affairs
Stephanie
McNeill
Director
Tournament
Business Affairs
Wayne White
Director
Tournament
Business Affairs
Steve Horner
Vice President
Tournament Sales
and Marketing
Todd Budnick
Director
Tournament
Business Affairs
Tom Strong
Director
Tournament
Business Affairs
Suzanne Bohle
Director
Tournament
Services
Staff (cont.)
Mark Russell
Tournament Director
Orlando, FL
Mike Shea
Senior Director Rules
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
Mickey Bradley
Tournament Official
Ocean Springs, MS
Mark Dusbabek
Tournament Official
Denver, CO
Frank
Kavanaugh
Tournament Official
Asbury, NJ
John Mutch, Jr.
Tournament Official
Nazareth, PA
Steve Rintoul
Tournament Official
Tampa, FL
Robby Ware
Tournament Official
Kingwood, TX
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Slugger White
Tournament Director
Ormond Beach, FL
Steve Carman
Director
Qualifying
Tournament
Middleburg, FL
Jon Brendle
Tournament Official
Orlando, FL
Brad Fabel
Tournament Official
Nashville, TN
John Lillvis
Tournament Official
Orange City, FL
Dillard Pruitt
Tournament Official
Greenville, SC
Tony Wallin
Tournament Official
West Palm Beach, FL
Gary Young
Tournament Official
Whitinsville, MA
10-5
SECTION 10 STAFF

STAFF
10
SECTION
10-6
TOURNAMENT ADMINISTRATION
Andy Pazder
Senior Vice President
Tournament
Administration
Barbara Potts
Senior Manager
Membership Services
CHAMPIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
Rick George
Executive Vice President
Championship
Management
and President,
Champions Tour
Jack Warfield
Vice President
Championship
Management
Ron Cross
Executive Director
THE PLAYERS
Championship
Todd Rhinehart
Executive Director
THE TOUR Championship
presented by Coca-Cola
Tyler Dennis
Director
Competitions
Brian Goin
Vice President
Championship
Management
Eddie Carbone
Executive Director
World Golf
Championships-CA
Championship
Michael Garten
Executive Director
World Golf
Championships-
Accenture
Match Play
Championship
Peter Mele
Executive Director
The Barclays
Staff (cont.)
Tom Wade
Executive Vice President
and Chief Marketing
Officer
Jack White
Director
Jeff Howell
Manager
Technical
Operations
Aaron Spearman
Manager
Producers
PGA TOUR 2008 Guide
CORPORATE MARKETING/BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Rob Ohno
Senior Vice President
Corporate Marketing
Michael O’Connell
Vice President
FedExCup
SHOTLINK
Jon Podany
Senior Vice President
Business
Development
Tim Hawes
Senior Vice President
Retail Licensing
Julie Tyson
Vice President
Title Sponsor
Relations
Don Wallace
Director
Tournament
Operations/
ShotLink
Sean Howland
Manager
Operations
PGATOUR.COM

PLAYER RELATIONS/PLAYER AFFAIRS
Ross Berlin
Senior Vice
President
Player Affairs
Billy
Schroder
Manager
Player
Relations
Jodi
Herb
Manager
Player
Communications
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION/LEGAL
Ron Price
Executive Vice
President and Chief
Financial Officer
Sid
Wilson
Vice President
Player
Relations
Sara
Moores
Director Player
Relations
Special
Programs
Rick Anderson
Executive Vice
President and Chief
Legal Officer
Staff (cont.)
PGATOUR.COM PGA TOUR 2008 Guide
THE PRESIDENTS CUP
Mike Bodney
Senior Vice President
The Presidents Cup
TOURNAMENT PLAYERS CLUBS
David Pillsbury
President
PGA TOUR
Golf Course Properties
Jim Triola
Senior Vice President
Business and
Legal Affairs
Tom Clark
Executive Director
The 2009
Presidents Cup
John Hugghins
Senior Vice President
Tournament Players
Club Operations
John Norris
Vice President
TPC
Food & Beverage and
Sales & Marketing
10-7
SECTION 10 STAFF

STAFF
10
SECTION
10-8
Cal Roth
Vice President
Agronomy
Tom Brown
Agronomist
Jeff Haley
Agronomist
Harry Schuemann
Agronomist
Collier Miller
Director
TPC Golf Course
Maintenance
Operations
Dennis Ingram
Regional Director
TPC Golf Course
Maintenance
Operations
AGRONOMY
Paul Vermeulen
Director
Agronomy
Bland Cooper
Agronomist
Dennis Leger
Agronomist
Jay Sporl
Agronomist
Mark Johnson
Regional Director
TPC Golf Course
Maintenance
Operations
Staff
Gil Kerr
Senior Vice President
Broadcasting,
Programming and
Productions
Peter Friedman
Executive Producer
and General Manager
PGA TOUR Productions
Charlene Landen
Vice President
PGA TOUR Productions
Business Affairs and
Administration
PGA TOUR 2008 Guide
TV/BROADCASTING/NEW MEDIA/PRODUCTIONS
Ashley Laughlin
Senior Director
Programming and
Scheduling
Bill Howard
Director
Broadcasting
Business Affairs
Paul Johnson
Senior Vice
President
New Media
INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION
Tim Leisure
Senior Vice President
International Television
Stu Nicol
Vice President
Broadcasting and
Programming
Chuck
Scoggins
Vice President
Operations
PGA TOUR
Productions
Jim Griffel
Senior Director
Broadcasting
Brian Carroll
Director
Broadcasting
Jon Freedman
Senior Manager
Broadcasting
Lee Bushkell
Vice President
General Manager
PGATOUR.com
Thierry Pascal
Director
International
Television
PGATOUR.COM

Jim Furyk successfully defended
his Canadian Open title in
2007 and rose to No. 2 in the
Official World Golf Ranking during
the season.
SECTION 11 INDEX

SECTION 11 INDEX
A
Adamonis, Brad....................................................2-217
Allan, Steve..........................................................2-217
Allen, Michael..........................................................2-4
Allenby, Robert ........................................................2-5
All-Exempt TOUR Priority Rankings ........................2-2
All-Time PGA TOUR Money List............................6-13
All-Time PGA TOUR Records ..................................6-2
All-Time PGA TOUR Winners (Top 50) ..................6-13
All-Time Presidents Cup Records............................4-9
Allred, Jason........................................................2-218
Amateur Winners, Major U.S. Events ..................4-15
Ames, Stephen ........................................................2-7
Andrade, Billy ......................................................2-218
Anti-Doping Program ............................................9-14
Appleby, Stuart ........................................................2-8
Armour, Ryan..........................................................2-10
Armour, Tommy III ..................................................2-11
Arnold Palmer Award ..............................................7-2
Arnold Palmer Invitational ....................................3-26
AT&T Classic ..........................................................3-42
AT&T National........................................................3-57
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am ..................3-14
Austin, Woody ......................................................2-13
Awards ....................................................................7-2
Awards, Others Won by PGA TOUR Players ..........7-4
Axley, Eric ..............................................................2-14
Azinger, Paul ..........................................................2-15
B
Baddeley, Aaron ....................................................2-17
Baird, Briny ............................................................2-18
Baker-Finch, Ian ..................................................2-219
Ballesteros, Seve ................................................2-272
(The) Barclays ........................................................3-76
Barlow, Craig..........................................................2-19
Bateman. Brian ......................................................2-20
Beckman, Cameron ..............................................2-21
Beem, Rich ............................................................2-22
Begay, Notah III ..................................................2-219
Berganio, David Jr. ................................................2-23
Bertsch, Shane ......................................................2-24
Biggest One-Season Gains....................................6-12
Biographies/International Players ......................2-272
Biographies/Other Prominent Members ............2-217
Biographies/PGA TOUR Members ..........................2-4
Bjorn, Thomas ......................................................2-272
BMW Championship..............................................3-79
Board of Directors..................................................1-22
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic ......................................3-6
Bohn, Jason ..........................................................2-25
Bolli, Justin ..........................................................2-219
Boros, Guy............................................................2-220
Bradley, Michael ................................................2-220
Brier, Markus........................................................2-272
British Open ..........................................................3-60
Broadcasting ..........................................................1-16
Brooks, Mark........................................................2-221
Brown, Billy Ray ..................................................2-221
Browne, Olin ..........................................................2-26
Bryant, Bart ............................................................2-27
Buckle, Andrew....................................................2-222
Buick Invitational ..................................................3-10
Buick Open ............................................................3-55
Burns, Bob............................................................2-222
11-2
Index
Byrd, Jonathan ......................................................2-28
Byron Nelson Award................................................7-2
Byrum, Curt ........................................................2-222
Byrum, Tom ..........................................................2-222
C
Cabrera, Angel ......................................................2-29
Calcavecchia, Mark ..............................................2-30
Campbell, Chad ....................................................2-32
Campbell, Michael ..............................................2-272
Canadian Open ......................................................3-66
Canizares, Alejandro............................................2-223
Card Walker Award ................................................7-4
Casey, Paul ............................................................2-33
Cejka, Alex ............................................................2-34
Chamblee, Brandel ..............................................2-223
Charity ....................................................................9-2
Charity of the Year Award (PGA TOUR)..................7-4
Children’s Miracle Network Classic......................3-93
Choi, K.J. ................................................................2-35
Chopra, Daniel ......................................................2-36
Cink, Stewart ........................................................2-37
Clampett, Bobby ................................................2-223
Clark, Tim ..............................................................2-39
Clarke, Darren ....................................................2-224
Claxton, Paul ........................................................2-224
Coceres, Jose ........................................................2-40
Cochran, Russ ......................................................2-224
Coles, Gavin ........................................................2-225
Collins, Chad ........................................................2-225
Comeback Player of the Year (PGA TOUR) ............7-3
Commissioner Tim Finchem ..................................1-23
Cook, John ..........................................................2-225
Corporate Marketing ..............................................8-2
Couch, Chris ..........................................................2-41
Couples, Fred ........................................................2-42
Cox, Kris ..............................................................2-226
Crane, Ben..............................................................2-44
Crenshaw, Ben ....................................................2-226
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial ..................3-44
Curtis, Ben..............................................................2-45
D
Daly, John ............................................................2-227
Damron, Robert ..................................................2-227
Davis, Brian............................................................2-46
Dawson, Marco ..................................................2-228
Day, Glen..............................................................2-228
Day, Jason............................................................2-229
Definitions............................................................2-279
Delsing, Jay ........................................................2-229
Del Webb Father/Son Challenge ........................3-101
Demsey, Todd ......................................................2-230
Deutsche Bank Championship ..............................3-78
DiMarco, Chris ......................................................2-47
Donald, Luke ..........................................................2-49
Dougherty, Nick....................................................2-273
Dredge, Bradley ..................................................2-273
Driscoll, James ....................................................2-230
Dufner, Jason ......................................................2-230
Duke, Ken ..............................................................2-51
Durant, Joe ..........................................................2-52
Duval, David ..........................................................2-54
Dyson, Simon ......................................................2-273
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E
EDS Byron Nelson Championship ........................3-37
Edwards, Joel ......................................................2-231
Elder, Brad ............................................................2-231
Elkington, Steve ....................................................2-56
Els, Ernie ................................................................2-58
Estes, Bob ..............................................................2-60
Exempt TOUR Priority Rankings ..............................2-2
F
Facts and Figures (2007)........................................5-10
Facts and Figures (1970-2007) ..............................6-31
Fact Sheet (PGA TOUR) ........................................1-10
Faldo, Nick ..........................................................2-232
Fasth, Niclas ........................................................2-274
Faxon, Brad ............................................................2-61
FBR Open................................................................3-12
FedEx Cup ..............................................................1-11
FedExCup Champion ................................................7-2
FedExCup/Final Standings ......................................5-2
FedExCup Regular Season Points ..........................5-3
Feherty, David ....................................................2-232
Ferrie, Kenneth ....................................................2-232
Finchem, Commissioner Tim..................................1-23
(The) First Tee ..........................................................9-3
Flanagan, Nick ......................................................2-63
Flesch, Steve..........................................................2-64
Floyd, Raymond ....................................................2-65
Forsman, Dan ......................................................2-233
Franco, Carlos ....................................................2-233
Frazar, Harrison ..................................................2-234
Freeman, Cody ....................................................2-234
Frequently Used Phone Numbers..........................11-7
Frost, David ..........................................................2-234
Frys.com Open........................................................3-89
Fry’s Electronics Open............................................3-91
Funk, Fred ..............................................................2-67
Fuyrk, Jim ..............................................................2-69
Future Events ........................................................11-5
G
Gainey, Tommy ....................................................2-235
Gallagher Jr., Jim ................................................2-235
Gamez, Robert......................................................2-235
Garcia, Sergio ........................................................2-71
Garrigus, Robert ....................................................2-73
Gay, Brian ..............................................................2-74
Geiberger, Brent ..................................................2-236
Ginn sur Mer Classic ............................................3-92
Glasson, Bill ........................................................2-236
Glossary of Statistics ............................................5-13
Glover, Lucas..........................................................2-75
Gogel, Matt ........................................................2-236
Goggin, Mathew....................................................2-76
Golf 20/20: Vision for the Future ............................9-3
Goosen, Retief ......................................................2-77
Gore, Jason............................................................2-79
Gossett, David......................................................2-237
Gove, Jeff ............................................................2-237
Goydos, Paul ..........................................................2-80
Green, Nathan........................................................2-81
Green, Richard ....................................................2-274
Grönberg, Mathias ................................................2-82
Growth of PGA TOUR Purses ................................6-14
Gump, Scott ........................................................2-237
PGATOUR.COM

H
Haas, Bill ................................................................2-83
Haas, Jay ..............................................................2-84
Hall of Fame Members..........................................9-17
Hallberg, Gary ......................................................2-238
Hamilton, Todd ......................................................2-86
Hammond, Donnie ..............................................2-238
Hansen, Anders....................................................2-274
Hansen, Soren......................................................2-274
Hanson, Peter ......................................................2-274
Harrington, Padraig ..............................................2-87
Hart, Dudley ..........................................................2-88
Hayes, J.P. ............................................................2-89
Heinen, Mike........................................................2-238
Heintz, Bob ..........................................................2-239
Henninger, Brian ................................................2-239
Henry, J.J. ............................................................2-90
Hensby, Mark ........................................................2-91
Herron, Tim ............................................................2-92
History of PGA TOUR/Chronology ........................1-19
Hjertstedt, Gabriel ..............................................2-239
Hoch, Scott ............................................................2-93
Hoffman, Charley ..................................................2-95
Holmes, J.B. ..........................................................2-96
(The) Honda Classic ..............................................3-23
Howell III, Charles ................................................2-97
Howell, David ....................................................2-275
Hualalai: First PGA TOUR Resort ............................9-4
Hulbert, Mike ......................................................2-240
Huston, John........................................................2-240
I
Ilonen, Mikko ......................................................2-275
Imada, Ryuji ..........................................................2-98
Immelman, Trevor ..................................................2-99
Individual Playoff Records ....................................6-21
International Federation of PGA Tours....................4-2
International Players ................................2-272, 2-280
J
Jack Nicklaus Trophy ..............................................7-2
Jacobson, Fredrik ................................................2-100
Jacquelin, Raphael ..............................................2-275
Janzen, Lee ........................................................2-241
Jimenez, Miguel Angel ......................................2-275
Jobe, Brandt ........................................................2-101
John Deere Classic................................................3-58
Johnson, Dustin ..................................................2-241
Johnson, Richard ................................................2-102
Johnson, Richard S. ............................................2-241
Johnson, Zach......................................................2-103
Jones, Kent ........................................................2-242
Jones, Matthew ..................................................2-242
Jones, Steve ........................................................2-242
K
Kanada, Craig ......................................................2-243
Karlsson, Robert ..................................................2-275
Katayama, Shingo................................................2-276
Kaye, Jonathan....................................................2-243
Kaymer, Martin ....................................................2-276
Kelly, Jerry ..........................................................2-104
Kendall, Skip ......................................................2-244
Kim, Anthony........................................................2-105
Kjeldsen, Soren....................................................2-276
Index (cont)
Koch, Gary ..........................................................2-244
Kraft, Greg............................................................2-244
Kratzert, Bill ........................................................2-245
Kresge, Cliff ........................................................2-106
Kuchar, Matt ........................................................2-107
Kuehne, Hank ......................................................2-108
L
LaBelle, Doug II....................................................2-245
Laird, Martin ........................................................2-245
Lancaster, Neal ..................................................2-246
Langer, Bernhard ................................................2-109
(The) Last Time ......................................................6-19
Lawrie, Paul ........................................................2-276
Leaney, Stephen ..................................................2-111
Leggatt, Ian ........................................................2-246
Lehman, Tom........................................................2-112
Leonard, Justin ..................................................2-114
Lewis, J.L. ..........................................................2-116
Letzig, Michael ....................................................2-246
LG Skins Game ....................................................3-100
Lickliter, Frank II ..................................................2-247
Lifetime Achievement Award (PGA TOUR) ............7-4
Lonard, Peter........................................................2-117
Love, Davis III ......................................................2-118
Lowery, Steve ......................................................2-120
Lutterus, David ....................................................2-247
Lye, Mark ............................................................2-247
Lyle, Sandy ..........................................................2-248
M
MacKenzie, Will ..................................................2-121
Magee, Andrew ..................................................2-248
Maggert, Jeff ......................................................2-122
Mahan, Hunter ....................................................2-123
Mallinger, John....................................................2-124
Maltbie, Roger ....................................................2-249
Marino, Stephen..................................................2-125
Mark H. McCormack Award..................................4-13
Maruyama, Daisuke ............................................2-249
Maruyama, Shigeki ............................................2-126
Masters Tournament ............................................3-31
Matteson, Troy ....................................................2-127
Mattiace, Len ......................................................2-249
May, Bob ............................................................2-250
Mayakoba Golf Classic..........................................3-21
Mayfair, Billy........................................................2-128
McCallister, Blaine ............................................2-250
McCarron, Scott ..................................................2-130
McCord, Gary ......................................................2-250
McGinley, Paul ....................................................2-276
McGovern, Jim ..................................................2-251
McLachlin, Parker ................................................2-251
McNeill, George ..................................................2-131
McRoy, Spike ......................................................2-251
Media Regulations ..................................................9-7
Mediate, Rocco....................................................2-132
(the) Memorial Tournament ..................................3-46
Mercedes-Benz Championship................................3-2
Merrick, John ......................................................2-252
Merrill Lynch Shootout ........................................3-105
Micheel, Shaun....................................................2-134
Mickelson, Phil ..................................................2-135
Miller, Johnny ....................................................2-252
Mills, Jon ............................................................2-253
PGATOUR.COM PGA TOUR 2008 Guide
Mize, Larry ..........................................................2-252
Money Levels on the PGA TOUR ..........................6-12
Money List (2007 Official PGA TOUR) ....................5-5
Money List (2007/Non-Members) ..........................5-6
Montgomerie, Colin ............................................2-277
Moore, Patrick ....................................................2-137
Moore, Ryan ........................................................2-138
Most PGA TOUR Wins by Year-by-Year................6-15
Multiple Players of the Month................................7-6
Murphy, Bob ........................................................2-253
N
Na, Kevin..............................................................2-139
New Media ..............................................................8-6
Nicklaus, Jack......................................................2-140
Nissan Open ..........................................................3-18
Nobilo, Frank ......................................................2-254
Norman, Greg ......................................................2-142
North, Andy ........................................................2-254
O
Office of the Commissioner ..................................10-2
Official World Golf Ranking ..................................4-13
Official World Golf Rankings Records ..................4-14
O’Hair, Sean ........................................................2-144
O’Hern, Nick ........................................................2-145
O’Meara, Mark ....................................................2-255
Oberholser, Arron ................................................2-146
Ogilvie, Joe ........................................................2-147
Ogilvy, Geoff ........................................................2-148
Olazabal, Jose Maria ........................................2-149
OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup ........................3-98
Oosterhuis, Peter ................................................2-255
Overton, Jeff ........................................................2-151
P
Palmer, Arnold......................................................2-152
Palmer, Ryan ......................................................2-255
Pampling, Rod ....................................................2-154
Pappas, Brenden..................................................2-256
Park, Jin................................................................2-256
Parnevik, Jesper ................................................2-155
Parry, Craig ..........................................................2-256
Past Leading Money Winners ..............................6-14
Paulson, Carl ........................................................2-257
Pavin, Corey ........................................................2-156
Payne Stewart Award..............................................7-5
Perez, Pat..............................................................2-158
Performance Chart (Top 50/2007) ........................5-17
Perkins, Travis ......................................................2-257
Perks, Craig ..........................................................2-257
Pernice Jr., Tom ..................................................2-159
Perry, Chris ..........................................................2-161
Perry, Kenny ........................................................2-162
Petrovic, Tim ........................................................2-164
Pettersson, Carl....................................................2-165
PGA Championship ................................................3-72
PGA Grand Slam of Golf........................................3-96
PGA Player of the Year ............................................7-3
PGATOUR.com..........................................................8-6
PGA TOUR Anti-Doping Program ..........................9-14
PGA TOUR Corporate Marketing ............................8-2
PGA TOUR Fact Sheet ..........................................1-10
PGATOURIMAGES.com............................................9-4
PGA TOUR Links ......................................................9-4
11-3
SECTION 11 INDEX

SECTION 11 INDEX
PGA TOUR Money List ............................................5-5
PGA TOUR Non-Member Money List ....................5-6
PGA TOUR Player of the Year..................................7-2
PGA TOUR Productions............................................9-5
PGA TOUR Profile ....................................................1-3
PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament......................3-102
PGA TOUR Retail Licensing ....................................8-5
PGA TOUR Staff ....................................................10-3
PGA TOUR Tournament Schedule ..........................1-5
PGA TOUR Tournament Summary (2007)................5-7
PGA TOUR Wins by Former
Nationwide Tour Players....................................6-16
PGA TOUR Wives Association ..............................9-12
Player Biographies (PGA TOUR) ..............................2-4
Player, Gary ..........................................................2-166
Player Performance Chart (2007) ..........................5-17
Players of the Month (PGA TOUR) ..........................7-5
Players of the Month (Multiple)..............................7-6
Player of the Year (PGA TOUR)................................7-2
Player of the Year (PGA of America) ......................7-3
(THE) PLAYERS Championship ..............................3-40
Playoff Records (Individual) ..................................6-21
Playoff Records (Tournament) ..............................6-26
PODS Championship..............................................3-25
Poulter, Ian ..........................................................2-168
(The) Presidents Cup................................................4-4
Pride, Dicky ..........................................................2-257
Prize Money Distribution Charts (2007)..................9-6
Purdy, Ted ............................................................2-258
Q
(PGA TOUR) Qualifying Tournament....................3-102
Quigley, Brett ......................................................2-169
Quinney, Jeff........................................................2-170
R
Randhawa, Jyoti..................................................2-277
Reavie, Chez ........................................................2-258
Regulations (Media) ................................................9-7
Reno-Tahoe Open ..................................................3-71
Retail Licensing (PGA TOUR) ..................................8-5
Ridings, Tag..........................................................2-259
Riegger, John ......................................................2-259
Riley, Chris ..........................................................2-260
Roberts, Loren......................................................2-260
Rollins, John ........................................................2-171
Romero, Andres ..................................................2-172
Rookie of the Year Award (PGA TOUR) ..................7-3
Rookies, 2008 ......................................................2-279
Rose, Justin ........................................................2-173
Rumford, Brett......................................................2-261
Ryder Cup ..............................................................4-11
Ryder Cup Player Records ....................................4-12
S
Sabbatini, Rory ....................................................2-174
Schedule, PGA TOUR (2008)....................................1-5
Schedules (3-TOUR) ..............................................11-6
Scherrer, Tom ......................................................2-261
Schwartzel, Charl ................................................2-277
Scott, Adam ........................................................2-175
Senden, John ......................................................2-177
Sheehan, Patrick ................................................2-261
Shell Houston Open ..............................................3-29
ShotLink..................................................................9-12
11-4
Index
Short , Wes Jr. ....................................................2-178
Sim, Michael........................................................2-262
Sindelar, Joey ......................................................2-262
Singh, Jeev Mikkha ............................................2-277
Singh, Vijay ..........................................................2-179
Single Tournament Stat Records (1980-2007)......6-18
Slocum, Heath ....................................................2-181
Sluman, Jeff ........................................................2-182
Smith, Chris..........................................................2-262
Snedeker, Brandt..................................................2-184
Snyder, Joey III ....................................................2-185
Sony Open in Hawaii ..............................................3-4
Sowards, Bob ......................................................2-263
Springer, Mike ....................................................2-263
Stadler, Craig ......................................................2-263
Stadler, Kevin ......................................................2-186
Staff........................................................................10-3
Stanford St. Jude Championship ..........................3-48
Stankowski, Paul..................................................2-264
Statistical Leaders (2007)......................................5-14
Statistical Leaders (Year-by-Year) ........................5-15
Stenson, Henrik....................................................2-277
Sterling, Scott ......................................................2-264
Sterne, Richard ....................................................2-278
Streelman, Kevin..................................................2-264
Stricker, Steve ....................................................2-187
Stroud, Chris ........................................................2-264
Sutherland, Kevin ................................................2-189
T
Target World Challenge ......................................3-106
Tataurangi, Phil ..................................................2-265
Taniguchi, Toru ....................................................2-278
Tanihara, Hideto ..................................................2-278
Taylor, Vaughn ....................................................2-190
Thatcher, Roland ..................................................2-265
The Barclays ..........................................................3-76
The First Tee ............................................................9-3
The Honda Classic ................................................3-23
The Last Time ........................................................6-19
the Memorial Tournament ....................................3-46
THE PLAYERS Championship ................................3-40
The Presidents Cup..................................................4-4
THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola......3-82
Thompson, Kyle....................................................2-266
Thompson, Nicholas ............................................2-266
Three-TOUR Schedule ..........................................11-6
Toms, Davd ..........................................................2-191
Top 50 All-Time PGA TOUR Winners ....................6-13
Total PGA TOUR Wins by Former
Nationwide Tour Players....................................6-16
Toughest Courses on the PGA TOUR (2007) ........5-20
Toughest Holes on the PGA TOUR (2007) ............5-19
Tournament Advisory Council..................................9-5
Tournament Exemptions ......................................2-279
Tournament Playoff Records ................................6-26
Tournaments Summary (2007) ................................5-7
Tournament Histories ..............................................3-2
TPC Network ..........................................................9-10
Trahan, D.J. ........................................................2-193
Travelers Championship ........................................3-53
Triplett, Kirk..........................................................2-194
Turnesa, Marc ......................................................2-267
Turning Stone Resort Championship ....................3-83
Tway, Bob ............................................................2-267
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U
U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee ..............3-64
U.S. Open ..............................................................3-50
Uresti, Omar ........................................................2-268
V
Valero Texas Open ................................................3-86
Van Pelt, Bo ........................................................2-196
Vardon Trophy ..........................................................7-3
Verizon Heritage ....................................................3-33
Verplank, Scott ....................................................2-197
Viking Classic ........................................................3-84
Villegas, Camilo ..................................................2-199
Volunteer of the Year Award ..................................7-4
W
Wachovia Championship ......................................3-39
Wagner, Johnson ................................................2-200
Waite, Grant ........................................................2-268
Waldorf, Duffy ....................................................2-268
Walker, Jimmy ....................................................2-269
Warren, Charles ..................................................2-201
Watney, Nick........................................................2-202
Watson, Bubba ....................................................2-203
Watson, Tom........................................................2-204
Weather Guidelines ..............................................9-13
Weekley, Boo ......................................................2-206
Weir, Mike............................................................2-207
Wendy’s 3-Tour Challenge ....................................3-97
Westwood, Lee....................................................2-269
Wetterich, Brett ..................................................2-209
WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship ........3-22
WGC-Bridgestone Invitational ..............................3-69
WGC-CA Championship ........................................3-28
Whittaker, Ron ....................................................2-269
Wi, Charlie ..........................................................2-210
Wilkinson, Tim ....................................................2-270
Williamson, Jay ..................................................2-211
Willis, Garrett ......................................................2-270
Wilson, Dean ......................................................2-212
Wilson, Mark ......................................................2-213
Wood, Willie........................................................2-270
Woods, Tiger........................................................2-214
Woosnam, Ian......................................................2-278
World Golf Championships Events ........................4-3
World Golf Foundation ..........................................9-13
World Golf Hall of Fame........................................9-15
World Golf Hall of Fame Members ......................9-17
World Golf Hall of Fame Members (by year) ......9-16
World Golf Hall of Fame
Supporting Organizations ................................9-16
World Golf Village ................................................9-22
Wyndham Championship ......................................3-83
Y
Yang, Y.E...............................................................2-271
Z
Zoeller, Fuzzy........................................................2-271
Zurich Classic of New Orleans..............................3-35
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PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP
2009: May 7-10
2010: May 6-9
2011: May 12-15
2012: May 10-13
MASTERS TOURNAMENT
2009: April 9-12
2010: April 8-11
2011: April 7-10
2012: April 5-8
U.S. OPEN
2009: June 18-21, Bethpage State Park (Black), Farmingdale, NY
2010: June 17-20, Pebble Beach GL, Pebble Beach, CA
2011: June 16-19, Congressional CC (Blue), Bethesda, MD
2012: June 14-17, The Olympic Club, San Francisco, CA
2013: June 13-16, Merion GC, Ardmore, PA
2014: June 12-15, Pinehurst Resort & CC (No. 2), Pinehurst, NC
U.S. SENIOR OPEN
2008: July 31-August 3, Broadmoor Golf Club, Colorado Springs, CO
2009: July 30-August 2, Crooked Stick Golf Club, Carmel, IN
2010: July 29-August 1, Sahalee Country Club, Sammamish, WA
2011: July 28-31, Inverness Club, Toledo, OH
2012: July 12-15, Indian Wood Golf and Country Club, Lake Orion, MI
BRITISH OPEN
2009: July 16-19, Turnberry, Ayrshire, Scotland
2010: July 15-18, St. Andrews, Scotland
2011: July 14-17, Royal St. George’s, England
2012: July 19-22, Royal Lytham & St. Annes, England
PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
2009: August 13-16, Hazeltine National GC, Chaska, MN
2010: August 12-15, Whistling Straits, Kohler, WI
2011: August, Atlanta Athletic Club, Atlanta, GA
2012: August, The Ocean Course, Kiawah Island, SC
2013: August, Oak Hill CC, Rochester, NY
2014: TBD
2015: August, Whistling Straits, Kohler, WI
Future Events
SENIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
2008: May 22-25, Oak Hill CC, Rochester, NY
THE PRESIDENTS CUP
2009: October 5-11, Harding Park GC, San Francisco, CA
2011: November 14-20, Royal Melbourne GC, Australia
RYDER CUP
2010: September, Celtic Manor, Newport, Wales
2012: September, Medinah CC, Medinah, IL
2014: September, Gleneagles, Pershire, Scotland
2016: September, Hazeltine National GC, Chaska, MN
2018: TBD
2020: September, Whistling Straits, Kohler, WI
PGA TOUR PLAYOFFS FOR THE FEDEXCUP
The Barclays
2009: Dates TBA, Liberty National Golf Club, Jersey City, NJ
BMW Championship
2009: Dates TBA, Cog Hill Golf & CC, Lemont, IL
2010: Dates TBA, Cog Hill Golf & CC, Lemont, IL
2011: Dates TBA, Cog Hill Golf & CC, Lemont, IL
2012: Dates TBA, Crooked Stick Golf Club, Carmel, IN
U.S. AMATEUR
2008: August 18-24, Pinehurst Resort & CC (No. 2), Pinehurst, NC
2009: August 23-30, Southern Hills CC, Tulsa, OK
WALKER CUP
2009: September 12-13, Merion GC, Ardmore, PA
2011: TBD, Royal Aberdeen GC, Scotland
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NCAA MEN
2008: May 28-31, Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex (Purdue), W. Lafayette, IN
2009: May 27-30, Inverness Club (Toledo), Toledo, OH
2010: June 2-5, The Honors Course (TN-Chatt.), Chattanooga, TN
2011: June 1-4, Karsten Creek GC (Okla. St.), Stillwater, OK
Harding Park Golf Course, the site of the 2009 Presidents Cup
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SECTION 11 INDEX
PGA TOUR
DATE TOURNAMENT U.S. TV
Dec 31-Jan 6 Mercedes-Benz Championship§ GOLF
Jan 7-13 Sony Open in Hawaii§ GOLF
14-20 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic§ GOLF
21-27 Buick Invitational§ GOLF/CBS
28-Feb 3 FBR Open§ GOLF/CBS
Feb 4-10 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am§ GOLF/CBS
11-17 Northern Trust Open§ GOLF/CBS
18-24 Accenture Match Play Championship§ GOLF/NBC
18-24 Mayakoba Classic at Riviera Maya§ GOLF
25-Mar 2 The Honda Classic§ GOLF/NBC
Mar 3-9 PODS Championship§ GOLF/NBC
10-16 Arnold Palmer Invitational§ GOLF/NBC
17-23 CA Championship§ GOLF/NBC
17-23 Puerto Rico Open§ GOLF
24-30 Zurich Classic of New Orleans§ GOLF/NBC
31-Apr 6 Shell Houston Open§ GOLF/NBC
Apr 7-13 Masters Tournament#§ ESPN/CBS
14-20 Verizon Heritage§ GOLF/CBS
21-27 EDS Byron Nelson Championship§ GOLF/CBS
28-May 4 Wachovia Championship§ GOLF/CBS
May 5-11 THE PLAYERS Championship§ GOLF/NBC
12-18 AT&T Classic§ GOLF/CBS
19-25 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial§ GOLF/CBS
26-Jun 1 the Memorial Tournament § GOLF/CBS
Jun 2-8 Stanford St. Jude Championship§ GOLF/CBS
9-15 U.S. Open#§ ESPN/NBC
16-22 Travelers Championship§ GOLF/CBS
23-29 Buick Open§ GOLF/CBS
30-Jul 6 AT&T National § GOLF/CBS
Jul 7-13 John Deere Classic§ GOLF/CBS
14-20 British Open#§ TNT/ABC
14-20 U. S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee§ GOLF
21-27 RBC Canadian Open§ GOLF/CBS
28-Aug 3 Bridgestone Invitational § GOLF/CBS
28-Aug 3 Legends Reno-Tahoe Open§ GOLF
Aug 4-10 PGA Championship#§ TNT/CBS
11-17 Wyndham Championship§ GOLF/CBS
18-24 The Barclays+ GOLF/CBS
25-Sep 1 Deutsche Bank Championship+ GOLF/NBC
Sep 1-7 BMW Championship+ GOLF/NBC
15-21 Viking Classic• GOLF
15-21 Ryder Cup# ESPN/NBC
22-28 The TOUR Championship + GOLF/NBC
29-Oct 5 Turning Stone Resort Championship• GOLF
Oct 6-12 Valero Texas Open• GOLF
13-19 Justin Timberlake Shriners Hopitals GOLF
for Children Open•
20-26 Frys.com Open• GOLF
27-Nov 2 Ginn sur Mer Classic• GOLF
Nov 3-9 Children's Miracle Network• GOLF
24-30 OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup* GOLF
Dec 3-8 National Qualifying Tournament* GOLF
§ FedExCup: PGA TOUR Regular Season
+ PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup
* Unofficial money
# Events not co-sponsored by the PGA TOUR
• PGA TOUR Fall Series
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Schedules
Champions Tour
DATE TOURNAMENT U.S. TV
Jan 14-20 MasterCard Championship at Hualalai GOLF
21-27 Turtle Bay Championship GOLF
Feb 4-10 Allianz Championship GOLF
11-17 The ACE Group Classic GOLF
18-24 Wendy’s Champions Skins Game* ESPN
Mar 3-9 Toshiba Classic GOLF
10-16 AT&T Champions Classic GOLF
24-30 The Ginn Championship at Hammock Beach GOLF
31-Apr 6 The Cap Cana GOLF
Apr 14-20 Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am GOLF/NBC
21-27 Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf GOLF/CBS
28-May 4 FedEx Kinko’s Classic GOLF
May 12-18 Regions Charity Classic GOLF
19-25 Senior PGA Championship# USA/NBC
26-Jun 1 The Principal Charity Classic GOLF
Jun 16-22 Bank of America Championship GOLF
23-29 Commerce Bank Championship GOLF
30-Jul 6 Dick’s Sporting Goods Open GOLF
Jul 14-20 3M Championship GOLF
21-27 Senior British Open# TNT/ABC
28-Aug 3 U.S. Senior Open# ESPN/NBC
Aug 11-17 JELD-WEN Tradition GOLF
18-24 Boeing Classic GOLF
25-31 Wal-Mart First Tee Open at Pebble Beach GOLF
Sep 8-14 Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn GOLF
22-28 SAS Championship GOLF
Oct 6-12 Constellation Energy GOLF/NBC
Senior Players Championship
13-19 Administaff Small Business Classic GOLF
20-26 AT&T Championship GOLF
27-Nov 2 Charles Schwab Cup Championship GOLF
Nov 18-21 National Qualifying Tournament* TBD
* Unofficial money (3), plus National Qualifying
Tournament
# Events not co-sponsored by the PGA TOUR (3)
PGA TOUR 2008 Guide
Nationwide Tour
DATE TOURNAMENT U.S. TV
Jan 21-27 Panama Movistar Championship
28-Feb 3 Mexico Open
Feb 11-17 HSBC New Zealand PGA Championship GOLF
18-24 Moonah Classic GOLF
Mar 24-30 Chitimacha Louisiana Open
31-Apr 6 Livermore Valley Wine Country Championship
Apr 14-20 Athens Regional Foundation Classic
21-27 Henrico County Open GOLF
28-May 4 South Georgia Classic GOLF
May 5-11 Fort Smith Classic
12-18 BMW Charity Pro-Am GOLF
19-25 Melwood Prince George’s County Open
26-Jun 1 Bank of America Open GOLF
Jun 2-8 The Rex Hospital Open
16-22 Knoxville Open
23-29 Ford Wayne Gretzky Classic GOLF
Jul 7-13 Nationwide Tour Players Cup GOLF
14-20 Price Cutter Charity Championship
21-27 Nationwide Children's Hospital Invitational GOLF
28-Aug 3 Cox Classic GOLF
Aug 4-10 Preferred Health Systems Wichita Open
11-17 Xerox Classic GOLF
18-24 Northeast Pennsylvania Classic
Sep 1-7 Utah Championship GOLF
8-14 Albertsons Boise Open GOLF
15-21 Oregon Classic
22-28 TBD GOLF
Oct 6-12 WNB Golf Classic
13-19 Chattanooga Classic
20-26 Miccosukee Championship GOLF
Nov 3-9 Nationwide Tour Championship GOLF
at TPC Craig Ranch
Note: See Challenge Events
schedule, pg. 1-9
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TPC Southwind 901-748-0330 tpc.com/southwind
TPC Sugarloaf 770-418-1113 tpc.com/sugarloaf
TPC Summerlin 702-256-0111 tpc.com/summerlin
TPC Tampa Bay 813-949-0090 tpc.com/tampabay
TPC Treviso Bay 239-643-1414 tpc.com/trevisobay
TPC Twin Cities 763-795-0800 tpc.com/twincities
TPC Valencia 661-288-1995 tpc.com/valencia
TPC Wakefield Plantation 919-488-5100 tpc.com/wakefieldplantation
TPC Four Seasons Resort (Las Colinas) 972-717-0700 fourseasons.com/dallas
TPC PGA West 760-564-7170 pgawest.com
TPC Snoqualmie Ridge 425-396-6000 tpc.com/snoqualmieridge
USGA 908-234-2300 usga.org
World Golf Foundation 904-940-4000 --
World Golf Hall of Fame 904-940-4000 wgv.com
World Golf Village 904/940-4000 wgv.com
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