2000-09 STATISTICS
A decade of PGA TOUR statistics
With the PGA TOUR concluding its first 10 years of play in the new millennium, a listing of
statistics and notes from the past decade offers some
certainties...and some surprises.
Most wins 479 tournaments played Number of players who won
Tiger Woods 56 • 169 different winners majors—22
Vijay Singh 26 • 103 playoffs Players who won more than one
Phil Mickelson 24 • Played in 28 states major
Kenny Perry 11 • Played in nine countries out- Tiger Woods 12
David Toms 9 side the U.S.—Canada, Mexico, Padraig Harrington 3
Jim Furyk 9 England, Scotland, Australia, Phil Mickelson 3
Ernie Els 9 Spain, Ireland, Puerto Rico and Angel Cabrera 2
Justin Leonard 8 South Africa (Presidents Cup) Retief Goosen 2
Retief Goosen 7 • Winners came from 18 coun- Vijay Singh 2
Sergio Garcia 7 tries outside the U.S.—South
Mike Weir 7 Africa, Australia, Sweden, • Number of rookies to win—24
Davis Love III 7 Paraguay, Fiji, Northern Ireland, • Number who have won again—14
K.J. Choi 7 Spain, Japan, Canada, South • Number of different players in
Adam Scott 7 Korea, Zimbabwe, New Zealand, their 20s to win—44
England, Trinidad & Tobago, • Total victories by players in their
Most Top-10s Ireland, Argentina, Colombia, 20s—117
Tiger Woods 121 Scotland • Most different players in their 20s
Vijay Singh 118 to win in one year—13 (2008)
Phil Mickelson 96 Different international winners—45 • Most victories in one year by 20-
Jim Furyk 93 • Total victories by international somethings—20 (2000)
Ernie Els 73 players—152 • Most by one player in his 20s—31,
David Toms 73 • Most individual winners— Tiger Woods
Davis Love III 67 Australia, 12 • Number of different players in
Stewart Cink 64 • Most victories by one country— their 40s to win—39
Jerry Kelly 62 Australia, 33 • Total victories by players in their
Scott Verplank 60 40s—86
Most individual wins by • Most different players in their 40s
Holes in one—310 international players to win in one year—10 (2003)
• M ost by one player—Robert Vijay Singh (Fiji) 26 • Most victories in one year by 40-
Allenby (6) Ernie Els (South Africa) 9 somethings—14 (2003)
• L ongest—Jay Williamson, 250 K.J. Choi (South Korea) 7 • Most by one player in his 40s—22,
yards at No.6 Quail Hollow, 2008 Adam Scott (Australia) 7 Vijay Singh
Wachovia Sergio Garcia (Spain) 7 • Most money won—Tiger Woods,
• S hortest—Mike Heinen, 106 yards, Mike Weir (Canada) 7 $76,349,910
No. 7 Pebble Beach, 2002 AT&T Retief Goosen (South Africa) 7
National Pro-Am Geoff Ogilvy (Australia) 6
Stuart Appleby (Australia) 5
Double eagles—38 Padraig Harrington (Ireland) 5 Compiled by Dave Lancer, Director
• M ost by one player—Tim Petrovic (3) Rory Sabbatini (South Africa) 5 of Information, PGA TOUR
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