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TOM LEHMAN (LAY-mun)EXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 1996 British Open (through 2006)FULL NAME: Thomas Edward Lehman HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 215BIRTHDATE: March 7, 1959BIRTHPLACE: Austin, MNRESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ; plays out of DC Ranch FAMILY: Wife, Melissa; Rachael (5/30/90), Holly (8/13/92),EDUCATION: University of Minnesota Thomas Andrew (7/24/95), Sean (3/18/03)TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1982SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fly fishing, golf course design, hunting, all sportsQ SCHOOL: 1983, 1984Nationwide Tour AlumnusSECTION 2 / PLAYER BIOSPGA TOUR VICTORIES (5): 1994 Memorial Tournament. 1995 Colonial NationalInvitation. 1996 British Open Championship, 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 LomondWorld Invitational [Eur].OTHER VICTORIES (7): 1995-96 Diners Club Matches [with Duffy Waldorf]. 1996 PGAGrand Slam of Golf. 1997 Skins Game, Wendy’s Three-Tour Challenge. 1999 Target WorldChallenge presented by Williams. 2000 Hyundai Team Matches [with Duffy Waldorf].BEST 2003 PGA TOUR FINISHES: 2—AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am; T8—BuickClassic.2003 SEASON: Finished in top 100 on money list for 12th straight season…Earned firsttop-10 with solo second at AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, his best finish since T2at the 2001 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas. One back of Jim Furyk after 36 holes and twoback of Davis Love III after 54 holes. Entered 72nd hole tied with Love at 13-under-parafter posting seven birdies and only two bogeys through 17 holes. Was unable to convertshort birdie putt on par-5 18th. One group later, Love two-putted 18 for birdie to claim oneshotvictory…Next top-10 came in June, a T8 at the Buick Classic…Finished T23 at theBell Canadian Open to surpass the $1-million mark in a single season for the seventh timein his career…Finished fifth in greens in regulation…Closed season with TOUR-leading18 consecutive rounds at par or better.CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 2002: 74th on the money list was the lowest since he returned tothe TOUR full-time in 1992…Earned T5 in WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship afterlosing to Scott McCarron (4 and 3) in the quarterfinals…Converted to a long putter at theWORLDCOM CLASSIC in April. 2001: Finished in the top 25 on PGA TOUR money list forninth time since regaining his TOUR card in 1992…Runner-up at Sony Open inHawaii…Winner of Charles Bartlett Award, given by GWAA for unselfish contributions togolf. Has raised $3.5 million through his charity tournament in Minneapolis and is involvedwith “Match Point,” a Phoenix program that matches adults with troubled children…Withopening rounds of 63-62 (career low) in Invensys Classic, shared first-round lead and heldsecond-round lead outright. Finished T2, one-stroke behind Bob Estes. His first two roundstied PGA TOUR record for opening two rounds. 2000: Had most financially rewardingseason of 12-year career with earnings of $2,068,499 and a 12th-place finish on the TOURmoney 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 TOURChampionship…At the Phoenix Open, earned his fifth PGA TOUR title. Drained 10-foot puttfor par on final hole then watched Robert Allenby miss a five-footer that would have forceda playoff…Came close at MCI Classic, where he held clubhouse lead on Sunday aftershooting 65. Stewart Cink’s own closing 65 snatched away win…Withdrew fromINTERNATIONAL due to torn cartilage in right knee, then underwent surgery prior to PGAChampionship…Participated in third Presidents Cup and compiled a 3-2 record whilelending support to victorious United States team…Prior to official money season, wasvictorious in unofficial Williams World Challenge, birdieing five of last six holes to defeatDavid Duval by three strokes. 1999: Made successful return to form from off-seasonshoulder surgery…Four runner-up finishes that year — Bay Hill Invitational, GreaterMilwaukee Open, FedEx St. Jude Classic and Buick Open — were most ever for him in asingle season. 1998: Turned in T2 at THE PLAYERS Championship…Claimed a solo third atthe Buick Classic and was a T5 at the U.S. Open, his third straight top-five finish in theevent…Did not make the cut at the British Open after suffering a separated right shoulderjust prior to the event while on a family outing in England. Was attempting a handstand forhis children when the mishap occurred and played with the injury the remainder of the yearbefore undergoing surgery in November in the Los Angeles area. 1997: Failed to win butcame close twice. Tied with Tiger Woods after 54 holes at the Mercedes Championship andafter final round was canceled, the two played off at the par-3 seventh hole. Lehman hit histee shot in the water, Woods then hit to tap-in range for victory…At U.S. Open, water at71st 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 straightyears…With T4 at MCI Classic, moved into first place on Official World Golf Ranking. Onlysecond player from U.S. to lead World Ranking at the time, following Fred Couples, wholed for 15 weeks in 1992. Relinquished spot the next week when Greg Norman was secondat 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. Afterconsecutive 67s, shared 36-hole lead with Paul McGinley. Followed with a course-record64 in third round to lead Nick Faldo by six strokes and his closing round 73 was enough fora two-stroke victory over Ernie Els and Mark McCumber. First American professional to winat that venue and the first since amateur Bobby Jones in 1926…Closed out year withdominant performance at TOUR Championship. After sharing first-round lead with VijaySingh at 66, shot 67 to open a four-stroke margin after 36 holes. Led by nine after bogeyfree64, eventually winning by six over Brad Faxon. 1995: Earned second win at ColonialNational Invitation…Opened that season with second at United Airlines HawaiianOpen…After MCI Classic, missed a month of the season due to colon surgery…Third atU.S. Open after sharing 54-hole lead with Greg Norman. 1994: First served notice of thingsto come with breakthrough season that included his first TOUR victory at MemorialTournament. That win helped him secure first $1-million season on TOUR…Earlier thatyear was runner-up to Jose Maria Olazabal at Masters. 1992: In first year back on PGATOUR was 24th on money list, including T2 at Hardee’s Golf Classic. 1991: Won three timeson 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 TOURfrom 1983-85, played in Asia, South Africa and elsewhere for the rest of the 1980s.PERSONAL: Credits marriage with giving him focus to do well on TOUR…HostedDayton’s Challenge 1993-2002…Brother, Jim Lehman, Jr., is his agent…HonoraryChairman for PGA of America’s National Golf Day in 1997…His wife, Melissa, wasenlisted as his caddie at 1998 Nissan Open when regular caddie Andy Martinez sufferedtwo broken ribs in a pickup basketball game the night before the start of the event. Wentto a lighter carry bag instead of the heavier TOUR version…Two Lehman co-designs wereused for TOUR events in 2002: The Gallery Golf Club in Tucson, AZ, co-designed with JohnFought, as part of the Touchstone Energy Tucson Open, and the TPC of the Twin Cities,done with Arnold Palmer, as the second-year site of the 3M Championship on theChampions Tour in Minneapolis. Will serve as the host of the Scholarship AmericaShowdown, a Nationwide Tour event, this summer in his native Minnesota.PGA TOUR CAREER SUMMARY PLAYOFF RECORD: 0-2Year Events Played Cuts Made 1st 2nd 3rd Top 10 Top 25 Earnings Rank1983 22 9 1 $9,413 1821984 26 9 9,382 1841985 26 10 2 20,232 1581986 21987 11990 11992 29 25 1 1 9 15 579,093 241993 27 20 1 6 12 422,761 331994 23 21 1 1 1 9 15 1,031,144 41995 18 16 1 1 1 5 12 830,231 151996 22 20 2 2 1 13 19 1,780,159 11997 21 18 1 1 9 14 960,584 191998 23 18 1 1 5 12 1,033,673 251999 23 19 4 5 9 1,435,564 242000 21 18 1 1 7 13 2,068,499 122001 23 18 2 1 5 12 1,907,660 202002 22 17 3 8 868,632 742003 25 19 1 2 9 1,173,237 61Total 355 257 5 15 8 78 153 14,130,264NATIONWIDE TOUR1990 19 12 1 5 8 $41,338 171991 28 27 3 3 11 24 141,934 1Total 47 39 4 3 16 32 183,272COMBINED ALL-TIME MONEY (3 TOURS): $14,313,536PGA TOUR TOP TOURNAMENT SUMMARYYear 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98Masters T3 2 40 T18 T12 CUTU.S. Open CUT CUT CUT T6 T19 T33 3 T2 3 T5British Open T59 T24 1 T24 CUTPGACUT T39 CUT T14 T10 T29THE PLAYERS T13 T11 CUT T14 T8 6 T2TOUR Championship T13 28 12 1 T15 15Year 99 00 01 02 03Masters T31 6 T18 CUT CUTU.S. OpenT28 T23 T24 T45British Open CUT T4 CUT CUT T46PGAT34 W/D CUT T29 CUTTHE PLAYERS CUT 8 T12 T28 T39TOUR ChampionshipT15 T18 T15WGC-Accenture Match Play T33 T17 T9 T5 T33WGC-NEC Invitational T15 T31 T38WGC-American Express Champ T25 CNL T392-88 / 2004 PGA TOUR Media Guide WWW.PGATOUR.COM
Tom Lehman (cont.)NATIONAL TEAMS: The Presidents Cup (3), 1994, 1996, 2000; Ryder Cup (3), 1995, 1997,1999; World Cup, 1996; Dunhill Cup (2) 1999, 2000.PLAYER STATISTICS2003 PGA TOUR STATISTICSScoring Average ------------------70.42 (40)Driving Distance ------------------286.8 (93)Driving Accuracy Percentage --67.3% (84)Total Driving ------------------------177 (67)Greens in Regulation Pct. ------70.5% (5)Putting Average--------------------1.782 (108)Sand Save Percentage ----------45.5% (146)Eagles (Holes per) ----------------164.0 (57)Birdie Average --------------------3.87 (37)All-Around Ranking --------------570 (41)Scoring Avg. Before Cut --------70.62 (63)Round 3 Scoring Avg. ------------70.76 (104)Final Round Scoring Average --69.53 (13)Birdie Conversion Percentage--30.2% (73)Par Breakers ------------------------22.1% (31)MISC. PGA TOUR STATS2003 Low Round/Round:63–Valero Texas Open/2Career Low Round/Round:62–2001 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas/2Career Largest Paycheck/Finish:$576,000–2000 Phoenix Open/1JUSTIN LEONARDEXEMPT STATUS: Winner, 1997 British Open (through 2007)FULL NAME: Justin Charles Garrett Leonard HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 170BIRTHDATE: June 15, 1972BIRTHPLACE: Dallas, TXRESIDENCE: Dallas, TX FAMILY: Wife, Amanda; Reese Ella (9/14/2003)EDUCATION: University of Texas (1994, Business)SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fishing, hiking, skiingTURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1994 JOINED TOUR: 1994PGA TOUR VICTORIES (8): 1996 Buick Open. 1997 Kemper Open, British OpenChampionship. 1998 THE PLAYERS Championship. 2000 Westin Texas Open at LaCantera.2001 Texas Open at LaCantera. 2002 WORLDCOM CLASSIC - The Heritage of Golf. 2003The Honda Classic.OTHER VICTORIES (1): 2000 CVS Charity Classic [with Davis Love III].BEST 2003 PGA TOUR FINISHES: 1—The Honda Classic; 2—Bank of America Colonial;T8—Bob Hope Chrysler Classic; T9—EDS Byron Nelson Championship.2003 SEASON: Successful season, with eighth career PGA TOUR victory at The HondaClassic and the birth of a daughter…Second on the PGA TOUR in Putting Average(1.718)…In his third start of the season posted his first top-10 at the Bob Hope ChryslerClassic with a T8…Earned come-from-behind win at The Honda Classic with rounds of63-70-64-67—264. Earned a career-best payday of $900,000 and jumped into 10th alltimeon the PGA TOUR career money list with $14,853,334. Also surpassed $1 million onseason for seventh consecutive season. Co-leader through 18 holes with Notah Begay IIIand Jeff Brehaut. Entered final round one stroke behind Davis Love III, and carded 5-under67 to earn one-stroke win over Love and Chad Campbell. Winning 72-hole total of 264broke previous Honda Classic record of 266 set by Blaine McCallister in 1989…Continuedsuccess in Texas tournaments with T9 at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship and secondat the Bank of America Colonial, six strokes behind winner Kenny Perry. At Colonial, was10-under through 17 holes in final round with a chance to get to 59 with a birdie butbogeyed the 18th hole to finish with a 9-under 61, tying the course record. Also holds ashare of the course record (61) at the TPC at Las Colinas, one of the two host courses ofthe EDS Byron Nelson Championship. Runner-up was fifth top-10 at Colonial CC in 10starts… In contention just four strokes off the lead at the rain-suspended John DeereClassic, withdrew and flew home to Dallas from Moline, IL, to witness the birth of he andwife Amanda’s first child, Reese, on Sept. 14. Did not play again until a T13 at the ChryslerChampionship…Played in ninth consecutive TOUR Championship, tied with Vijay Singhfor longest current active streak…Teamed with American Jim Furyk at World Cup andplayed on his third Presidents Cup squad.CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 2002: Re-established himself as one of the world’s premierplayers, finishing with earnings of $2,738,235, $714,770 better than previous career best.Finished in the top 10 in earnings for the first time since 1999 and captured TOUR eventfor third consecutive season…Top-20 finishes in all four majors: Masters (T20), U.S. Open(T12), British Open (T14) and PGA (T4)…Picked up seventh career victory at theWORLDCOM CLASSIC. Closed with a 73 to edge Heath Slocum by one stroke. Becamefirst player to shoot over-par in the final round and win since Scott McCarron at the 2001BellSouth Classic. Also the first without a birdie in the final round and win since VijaySingh at the 1995 Buick Classic. Singh won with a playoff birdie…Opened with rounds of72-66 to shared the 36-hole lead at the PGA. Had a three-shot lead over eventualchampion Rich Beem after posting the only round in the 60s, shooting a third-round 69amid winds gusting to 40 mph. Closing 77 dropped him to T4…Finished T2 at BellCanadian Open, losing in a playoff to John Rollins…Only missed three cuts all season in26 starts, one of them being Valero Texas Open, where he was the two-time defendingchampion. 2001: After struggling early in the season with a swing change, rallied to onceagain qualify for THE TOUR Championship for the seventh consecutive time by earning$1,783,842. Finished 25th in earnings, the lowest of his career as an exempt player…Hada very successful year playing in Texas by winning once and added three other top-10s inas many starts. Was able to defend his title in the Texas Open at La Cantera. Became thefirst player to win in consecutive years at the Texas Open since Arnold Palmer won threein a row (1960-62). Led by three strokes after 36 holes and held that lead to capture sixthvictory by two strokes over J.J. Henry and Matt Kuchar. Earlier in the year, posted a T4 atShell Houston Open. Following week recorded a TPC at Four Seasons-Las Colinas courserecord-tying 61 in third round of the Verizon Byron Nelson Classic to move within onestroke of the lead. Closed with 69 to finish T6. Posted a final-round 66 to earn thirdconsecutive top-10 in his home state with a T5 in the MasterCard Colonial. 2000: Returnedto the winner’s circle after a one-year drought…Made 22 of 28 cuts on his way to$2,023,465, 14th on PGA TOUR money list…Was among the top-10 four times and top-25 14 times…Along with a victory, also finished second three times…Earned a fivestrokevictory 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 2 -year victory droughtand earned fifth PGA TOUR career title. First victory since 1998 PLAYERS Championshipand first title in home state. His $468,000 payday lifted him over $1.5 million for fourthconsecutive year. Finished second at LaCantera in 1995 and 1998.1999: Didn’t record avictory for first time in three years, but was still among the top 10 of money list for thirdconsecutive year…Posted seven top 10s, including his first three starts…Nearly won hissecond British Open in July, losing to Paul Lawrie in three-way playoff with Jean Van deVelde…His 45-foot putt on 17th hole at The Country Club during Sunday singles matchwith Jose Maria Olazabal earned decisive half-point that regained Ryder Cup for U.S. Wonfour 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 moneylist…Nabbed one of the year’s biggest prizes in March, when he came from five strokesback to overtake Lee Janzen on the final day at THE PLAYERS Championship. Opened witha 72 and followed with rounds of 69-70 before firing a 5-under-par 67 Sunday for a twostrokevictory over Tom Lehman and Glen Day. Victory was worth $720,000, at that pointthe largest payday of his career. That propelled him to top of money list with $946,963.Remained the money-list leader until David Duval won the Shell Houston Open in earlyMay. Five-stroke comeback was largest ever on Stadium Course at TPC at Sawgrass andwas 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 blusteryconditions at Royal Troon, trailed Jim Furyk and Darren Clarke by two strokes. Remainedtwo back after second-round 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 threestrokes over Parnevik and Clarke. At age 25, was youngest British Open champion sinceSeve Ballesteros won in 1979 at 22…Nearly earned second major title at PGAChampionship. Shared third-round lead with Davis Love III after course-record 65 andstood seven strokes in front of next-closest rival. Closing 71 left him alone in second, fivestrokes behind Love…Member of U.S. Ryder Cup team. 1996: First PGA TOUR victorycame at Buick Open. Shot 65-64-69 to lead by one after 54 holes. Closed with 68 to winby five strokes over Chip Beck. Became first player since Mark Calcavecchia at 1992Phoenix Open to win tournament in which he had hole-in-one…First victory nearly cameearlier that year at Phoenix Open where he lost in playoff to Phil Mickelson…Played onPresidents Cup team. 1995: Runner-up twice. Was one stroke shy of Billy Mayfair atMotorola Western Open and finished second to Duffy Waldorf at LaCantera Texas Open.Finish vaulted him to first TOUR Championship appearance. 1994: Earned TOUR privilegeswithout making trip to Qualifying Tournament by finishing third at Anheuser-Busch GolfClassic, his third professional start…Was 126th on money list. Amateur: Played in eightTOUR events as an amateur, making five cuts…Member of winning 1993 U.S. Walker Cupteam…Only golfer in Southwest Conference history to win four consecutive conferencechampionships…All-American at University of Texas in 1993-94…Winner of 1994 DaveWilliams Award…1992 U.S. Amateur champion.SECTION 2 / PLAYER BIOSWWW.PGATOUR.COM 2004 PGA TOUR Media Guide / 2-89
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SECTION 5 / 2003 RECORDSWest Coast
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All-Time RecordsSECTION 6 / ALL-TIM
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All-Time Records (cont.)SECTION 6 /
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Past Leading Money WinnersSECTION 6
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PGA TOUR Wins By Former Nationwide
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The Last TimeSECTION 6 / ALL-TIME R
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The Last Time (cont.)Last to win us
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Tournament Playoff Records (cont.)S
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Tournament Playoff Records (cont.)S
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Facts and Figures (1970-2003)SECTIO
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PGA TOUR AwardsPGA TOUR Player of t
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Other Awards Won by PGA TOUR Player
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Multiple Players of the MonthDavid
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PGA TOUR Corporate MarketingSECTION
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PGA TOUR Corporate MarketingPUBLICA
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PGA PGATOUR.COM/New Corporate Marke
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SECTION 9 / ADDITIONAL INFOCharity:
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SECTION 9 / ADDITIONAL INFO2004 Pri
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SECTION 9 / ADDITIONAL INFOThe PGA
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SECTION 9 / ADDITIONAL INFOThe PGA
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Office of the CommissionerEdward L.
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Key Staff (cont.)COMPETITIONS AND R
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Future EventsMASTERS TOURNAMENT2005
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