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2020 Media Guide

Schedule of Events October 5 – 11, 2020 TPC Summerlin 1700 Village Center Circle Las Vegas, NV 89134 www.shrinershospitalsopen.com

Monday, October 5, 2020 (Course closed to the public)

Tuesday, October 6, 2029 (Course closed to the public)

Wednesday, October 7, 2020 (Course closed to the public)

Championship Pro-Am Presented by Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa 6:00 a.. Gates Open 7:00 a.m. Championship Pro-Am (Tee Times: 7:00 - 8:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. - 12:20 p.m.)

Thursday, October 8, 2020 - Sunday, October 11, 2020 (Course closed to the public)

PGA TOUR Professional Competition

Thursday, October 8: First round of professional competition 6:00 a.m. Gates Open 6:45 a.m. – 8:35 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:20 p.m. Approximate Tee Times

Friday, October 9: Second round of professional competition 6:00 a.m. Gates Open 6:45 a.m. – 8:35 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:20 p.m. Approximate Tee Times

Saturday, October 10: Third round of professional competition 6:00 a.m. Gates Open 6:45 a.m. – 12:55 p.m. Approximate Tee Times

Sunday, October 11: Final round of professional competition Championship Sunday 6:00 a.m. Gates Open 6:45 a.m. – 12:55 p.m. Approximate Tee Times

TOURNAMENT MEDIA RELATIONS

Contact Information Terri Maruca Kirvin Doak Communications M: 702-371-6962 : [email protected] : @ntylion92

Emily Clayton Kirvin Doak Communications M: 702-349-7758 E: [email protected] T: @emilybclayton

Helpful Information Parking Information: All media tournament parking is located at Suncoast Hotel on the corner of Rampart Boulevard and Alta Drive. The tournament will provide complimentary shuttle service to and from the course. The travel time between the Suncoast and TPC Summerlin is about 10-15 minutes.

Suncoast Hotel and Casino: 9090 Alta Drive Las Vegas, NV 89145

Shuttle Service Hours: Wednesday, Oct. 7: 5:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8: 5:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9: 5:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10: 5:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 11: 5:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Media Center: This year the media center will be located in the TPC Summerlin Clubhouse.

The hours for the media center are: Monday, Oct. 5: CLOSED Tuesday, Oct. 6: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 7: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8: 6:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9: 6:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10: 6:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 11: 6:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Media credentials were distributed via mail. Credentials are available for pick-up at the tournament ticket trailer at TPC Summerlin’ main entrance. Media credentials must be picked up prior to entering the course or media center.

Media Center Phone and Fax Numbers: Phone line: 702.589.5510 Fax line: 702.589.5512

Security Security will be at the Media Center 24 hours a day during tournament week.

Media Dining Breakfast dining will be available in the Media Center. Lunch dining will be a voucher redeemable at the redemption center on driving range.

Equipment The Media Center is equipped with an open public Wi-Fi connection. Access to the Wi-Fi is at your own risk.

PGA TOUR Media Contacts For information about a player, please see a PGA TOUR Media Official or one of the Media Center staff. They can also provide you with information and assistance in arranging interviews.

John Bush Jack Ryan PGA TOUR Media Official PGA TOUR Communications Specialist M: 904.923.7419 M: 904.273.3599 E: [email protected] E: [email protected]

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Tournament Hashtag: #SHCO20

Tournament Quick Facts

Dates: October 5 – 11, 2020

Player Field: 144 PGA TOUR Professionals

Course: TPC Summerlin

Course Information: The -72, 7,243-yard TPC Summerlin course was designed by Bobby Weed and player consultant . TPC Summerlin has been honored by Digest as one of “America’s Best” golf courses and the course ranks as one of the “Top 100 Modern Golf Courses in the .”

Format: 72-hole stroke play

Beneficiary: All proceeds benefit the Shriners Hospitals for Children

Purse: $7,000,000

Winner’s Share: $1,260,000

Defending Champion:

Recent Champions Kevin Na (2019), Bryson DeChambeau (2018), (2017), (2016), Smylie Kaufman (2015), Ben Martin (2014), (2013), (2012), Kevin Na (2011), (2010), (2009), (2008), George McNeil (2007), (2006), Wes Short Jr. (2005), Andre Stolz (2004), (2003), Phil Tataurangi (2002), (2001), (2000)

Tournament History The Shriners Hospitals for Children Open continues a long history of professional golf in Las Vegas. In its 38th year, the tournament goes far beyond golf with various community based events daily. The tournament was the first in PGA TOUR history to offer a $1 million purse and the first non-major tournament to offer a $5 million purse. It began awarding FedExCup points in 2013 and is now a regular stop on the FedExCup circuit.

Golf Channel Television Coverage

Date Time Thursday, October 8 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. PT (5:00 – 8:00 p.m. ET) Friday, October 9 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. PT (5:00 – 8:00 p.m. ET) Saturday, October 10 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. PT (5:00 – 8:00 p.m. ET) Sunday, October 11 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. PT (5:00 – 8:00 p.m. ET)

Cox Cable Las Vegas: Channel 339/1339 DirecTV: Channel 218

PGA TOUR Radio on SIRIUSXM Radio and PGATOUR.com/liveaudio

Date Time Thursday, October 8 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. PT (2:00 – 8:00 p.m. ET) Friday, October 9 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. PT (2:00 – 8:00 p.m. ET) Saturday, October 10 12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. PT (3:00 – 8:00 p.m. ET) Sunday, October 11 12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. PT (3:00 – 8:00 p.m. ET)

Tournament Parking All tournament parking is located at Suncoast Hotel on the corner of Rampart Boulevard and Alta Drive. The tournament will provide complimentary shuttle service to and from the course.

Shuttle Service Hours: Wednesday, Oct. 7: 5:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8: 5:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9: 5:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10: 5:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 11: 5:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Spectators

The 2020 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, Oct. 5 – 11 at TPC Summerlin, will be played as scheduled without fans in attendance. The decision comes after consulting with Shriners Hospitals for Children staff and the PGA TOUR. Shriners Hospitals for Children Open remains dedicated to taking the recommended precautions to enable the safety of players, caddies and essential tournament staff and volunteers.

Support Shriners Hospitals for Children via an online silent auction: https://e.givesmart.com/events/iy1/

About Tournament Sponsor Shriners Hospitals for Children 2900 Rocky Point Drive Tampa, FL 33607 813-281-0300 shrinershospitalsforchildren.org

Shriners Hospitals for Children is the sponsor and benefactor of the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open. This international pediatric health care system has 22 locations in North America, and national and international outreach programs. Additionally, the system has an extensive telehealth network that extends the system’s expertise of care to rural communities and other locations. Proceeds from the tournament support the health care system and its mission to improve the lives of children.

About Shriners Hospitals for Children Shriners Hospitals for Children® is a unique health care system with a reputation for finding answers and giving families hope. At our locations in the U.S., and , children receive excellent care for orthopaedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate, regardless of the families’ ability to pay. Since opening our first hospital in 1922, the health care system has improved the lives of more than 1.4 million children. The primary mission of Shriners Hospitals for Children is to help children who need specialized medical care — wherever they may live. In order to treat more kids in more places, Shriners Hospitals for Children offers a range of services to expand our reach, including telehealth and outreach clinics. Although our locations are primarily in North America, our compassionate health care system has treated children from many countries, and conducts several medical outreach clinics outside of the U.S. every year.

What Makes Us Different At Shriners Hospitals, children are our priority, and each patient receives the time and attention they deserve. Once under our care, families struggling with complex medical issues discover they are not alone; they are surrounded by hope, compassion and confidence. We know that when you give a family hope, everything changes. Our goal is to help our patients understand that there are no limitations to what they can accomplish, and that they are not defined by any challenges they may face. A Tradition of Providing State-of-the-Art Specialty Care Our pediatric care teams have been led by some of the most innovative doctors in the world, which has been the case for nearly 100 years.

In the 1920s, the first Shriners Hospital was opened primarily to help children who had contracted polio. Today, the majority of our locations provide care for children with all types of orthopaedic conditions, including clubfoot, hip disorders, limb deficiencies and deformities, scoliosis, and orthopaedic difficulties related to cerebral palsy and other neuromuscular conditions.

Aware of a need for medical expertise in pediatric burn care, we opened three hospitals specializing in acute and rehabilitative burn care in the mid-1960s. These are the only hospitals that were initially established exclusively for the treatment of pediatric burns and related conditions. A fourth hospital in our health care system offers treatment in all four of our care disciplines, including burns. These hospitals continue to be pioneers in pediatric burn treatment and research and are recognized as leaders in the development of improved and innovative treatment techniques. In the early 1980s, our organization began the nation’s first pediatric spinal cord injury rehabilitation programs. These initiatives offer patients a complete range of services that help promote recovery to the fullest extent possible.

Cleft lip and palate is the health care system’s fourth service line. Facial clefts are one of the most common birth defects in the U.S. Despite the frequency of its occurrence and the severity of the deformities, comprehensive care for patients with cleft lip and palate can be difficult to obtain. Shriners Hospitals for Children is committed to improving care for children with this condition through a coordinated program of clinical excellence, teaching and research.

Groundbreaking Research and Discoveries Shriners Hospitals for Children strives to discover answers that will improve lives by conducting high-quality, innovative research, especially in the areas of burns, orthopaedic/musculoskeletal and neurological injury and disease.

Over time, our researchers have made significant breakthroughs in all four of our service lines, improving the care and quality of life for countless children worldwide, while adding to the global body of medical knowledge.

Educating the Health Care Professionals of Tomorrow We are also proud of our role in medical education. By maintaining relationships with several medical teaching facilities, Shriners Hospitals for Children fosters an academic environment committed to providing superior education for medical professionals and quality care to all patients.

For more information about Shriners Hospitals for Children, and the care offered at each of our locations, please visit shrinershospitalsforchildren.org.

Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Advisory Board Mike Flanagan, Thrivehive (Chairman) Tom Breitling, Breitling Ventures (Vice-Chairman) Bryan Johnston, Adjacency Partners Allan Creel, Creel Printing Brian Hawthorne, Wynn Resorts Gavin Isaacs Bryan 'Reilly, Topgolf Las Vegas Jimmy Lee, Wealth Consulting Group Kevin Camper, Las Vegas Motor Speedway John McGraw, Equestrian Life Emily Jillette, Local Philanthropist Dallas Haun, State Bank Mark Fine, Mark . Fine and Associates Tom Jingoli, Konami Gaming Greg Lee, Eureka Casino Kevin Hooks, The Virtuous Group Patrick Ramsey, Aristocrat Gaming Bob Stockham, AdMedia Las Vegas Curtis Myles, CEO Las Vegas Monorail Tony Renaud, Discovery Land Group Terry Wright, Nevada Title

Tournament Staff Patrick Lindsey Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Executive Director E: [email protected] T: @Patrick_VegasTD

Rachel Dunn Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Tournament Services Manager E: [email protected]

Jeff Moorefield Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Operations Manager E: [email protected]

Leah Marcus Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Finance & Volunteer Services Manager E: [email protected]

TPC Summerlin The host course for the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, the Tournament Players Club Summerlin offers golfers a 7,255-yard stadium course layout that has gained a reputation as one of the country's most splendid golfing experiences.

The TPC, which opened for play in November 1991, was built in the heart of Summerlin, a 22,000-acre master-planned community on the western-most edge of Las Vegas. The community is currently home to more than 100,000 residents.

As a stadium course, the TPC Summerlin was built to accommodate golfing fans with unrestricted views of tee shots, fairway approaches and putting through strategically placed spectator mounds and natural amphitheaters. Still, the integrity of the course remains.

The TPC Summerlin is one of two TPC Network members in Nevada. The TPC network currently encompasses 25 courses in 10 states and, with the addition of non-domestic TPCs, three foreign countries. The TPC network is designed and managed by subsidiaries of the PGA TOUR. At present, the TPC Summerlin is owned by the PGA TOUR.

PGA TOUR Investments design architect Bobby Weed was assisted in the course design by player-consultant Fuzzy Zoeller, winner of the first Frys.com Open in 1983. Zoeller was committed to designing a course which could accommodate a major tournament and appeal to the average golfer. TPC Summerlin is an 18-hole that stretches to 7,255 yards from the Championship tees. This magnificent par- 71 course is covered with grass fairways, tees and roughs; and new A-5 Bent grass greens, which were completed in March 2006.

#1 Par 4 394 yards The opening hole plays straightaway to a slightly downhill landing area and green. Positioning the tee shot near the right fairway bunker opens up the green, especially with left-side pin placements. How to watch: All players will be introduced at the first tee, providing a good vantage point from which to watch players tee off. Fans are given close access to the tee box here. Hole history: In 1999, Jonathan Kaye birdied this and the next two holes to pull within two shots of eventual winner . It is one of eight holes in which average tournament scores have been under par every year. 1993 champion Davis Love III eagled the hole to begin the Sunday round that year.

#2 Par 4 447 yards A double fairway leads to the green, which is perched above a desert wash. The hole plays slightly uphill and into the prevailing wind. How to watch: This hole gives up bunches of birdies, providing plenty of action. Your best bet is to sit above the green and watch as players hit their approach shots. In 1996, champion eagled the hole twice when it played as a par 5, including in the final round. Hole history: Jonathan Kaye birdied this, as well as the first and third holes, en route to closing to within two of 1999 winner Jim Furyk. In 1996, Tiger Woods played this hole in 2 under for the tournament to help propel him to his first PGA TOUR victory. Furyk parred the hole on Sunday in 1995 to move into a tie with , who bogeyed the hole. Furyk went on to win.

#3 Par 4 476 yards A double fairway leads to the green, which is perched above a desert wash. The hole plays slightly uphill and into the prevailing wind. How to watch: This hole gives up bunches of birdies, providing plenty of action. Your best bet is to sit above the green and watch as players hit their approach shots. In 1996, champion Tiger Woods eagled the hole twice when it played as a par 5, including in the final round. Hole history: made a 10-foot eagle putt to help put him in a three-way tie for the lead on Friday in 1999's tournament. Jonathan Kaye birdied the first three holes on Sunday to pull within two of 1999 winner Jim Furyk. In 1996, champion Tiger Woods eagled the hole twice, including in the final round.

#4 Par 4 454 yards The tee shot is vital, as bunkers flank the left and right sides of the fairway. A deep bunker front and right of the green makes a right pin position most difficult. How to watch: The fourth hole, a long, tough Par 4, begins a circle of five holes. If you follow the players on this hole, plan on watching the fifth through ninth holes as well. Hole history: 1997 Champion bogeyed this hole to fall temporarily into a tie with Billy Mayfair. This hole ranks in the middle range each year in terms of difficulty. In 1994, Las Vegas pro made the only double bogey ever by a top-5 finisher

#5 Par 3 197 yards This is one of the most demanding holes on the golf course. The green slopes left to right with difficult back pin placements and players must carry a wash to the green. How to watch: Played downhill, the fifth hole offers fans a good vantage point to sit at the tee and watch players tee off. No green access is available to spectators. Hole history: Although this event is a tournament known for low scores, no winner has played this hole under par. During 1999's final round, the hole yielded six bogeys and four double-bogeys, more doubles than any other hole. With the exception of 1997 champion Bill Glasson, every champion has played this hole in even par. Glasson played it at 1- over par.

#6 Par 4 423 yards This hole plays slightly uphill and has a narrow fairway. The green is elevated and set in left to right with no bunkers. Most players hit an extra club to the green after hitting shorter tee shots to ensure fairway placement. How to watch: This is one of the toughest holes to watch on the golf course. Fans are diverted away from the tee box, and tight fairways add to viewing difficulty. Hole history: In the past, Las Vegas professional played the hole in 1-under par. Jim Furyk played this hole in 1- over par in 1999, with a bogey in Saturday's round. Second-place finisher Jonathan Kaye bogeyed and birdied this hole in the last two rounds in 1999.

#7 Par 4 371 yards This is a medium-length dogleg left. Players will try to position their drives middle-right to give themselves the best position into the green. The green slopes back to front and can be treacherous from above the hole. How to watch: Fans are diverted down the right side of the fairway, but good viewing of tee and approach shots can be had. Fans also can stand close to the green. Hole history: It's one of seven holes in which scoring has averaged under par each year. In three rounds, 1999 champion Jim Furyk played the hole in 2-under par. Fourth-place finisher birdied the hole all three days in 1999's tournament.

#8 Par 3 254 yards The longest Par 3 on the course, this hole plays left to right with a wash spanning the right side. A large green with bail- out left awaits tee shots that, if they are hit short and right, will invariably wind up in one of four front bunkers. How to watch: A berm surrounding the green offers a great place to sit, relax and watch as players hit. Many players face a tricky chip into the putting surface on this long Par 3. Hole history: , who tied for 10th in 1999, played the hole without a par during the weekend. double- bogeyed Saturday, then birdied it Sunday. In 1999's final round, there were only five birdies on the day, compared with 57 pars and nine bogeys. Bob May parred the hole both days in 1999 en route to tying for 13th.

#9 Par 5 566 yards A long, slightly downhill par-5, and a slight dogleg right. The green is protected by bunkers both front and left. The longest hitters can reach the green in two. Expect to see plenty of approaches land in the bunkers guarding the green. How to watch: Concessions, scoreboards, the clubhouse, the practice green and the driving range are very close to the ninth green. Tremendous scoring opportunities for players translates into great spectating chances for fans. Hole history: Harrison Frazar double-bogeyed this hole in 1999's final round en route to a 76 and a T15 finish. This hole played fifth-easiest in 1999, with a stroke average of 4.776

#10 Par 4 425 yards A lightly downhill par-4 that doglegs right with fairway bunkers left. A large, deep bunker is positioned front right with the back of the green falling away slightly. How to watch: Fans with clubhouse passes make it a tradition to sit on the patio and watch as players tee off at this hole. It plays downhill, giving spectators good vantage points. In 1996, Davis Love III double-bogeyed here, giving the lead to eventual champion Tiger Woods. Hole history: During 1999's final round, this hole gave up fewer birdies (four) than any other hole. Both champion Jim Furyk and runner-up Jonathan Kaye pared this hole on the last two days of the tournament. In 1996, Davis Love III double-bogeyed here, giving the lead to eventual champion Tiger Woods.

#11 Par 4 441 yards A right-to-left tee shot with fairway bunkers challenging the player on the left side. The approach is to a green with a false tongue and deep bunker protecting the left side pin placement. How to watch: For fans following a particular player, the 11th can be interesting scorewise, but it doesn't provide the best vantage points for watching. Hole history: In 1999's final round, this hole tied with the second hole for most bogeys (14). Kevin Sutherland and Jonathan Kaye were the only players in the top 10 to birdie this hole Sunday. Joe Ogilvie (T10) and Brian Watts (T13) triple-bogeyed the hole in Saturday's 1999 round.

#12 Par 4 457 yards Another long par 4, the 12th is home to a lake that guards the right side of the fairway and green. Pin placements on the right are very challenging. How to watch: Although it's a long walk from the clubhouse, good vantage points of the water-guarded green and the 13th tee make this a good spectator hole. Hole history: In terms of stroke average, this hole played toughest in 1999's final round, at .206 strokes over par. In 1999, Joe Ogilvie triple-bogeyed this hole after taking a 7 on the previous hole en route to a 42 on the back. Tommy Armour III scored the only eagle on this hole in the past.

#13 Par 5 582 yards For most players, this is a three-shot hole that demands accuracy. It plays right to left with a cluster of bunkers left. A fairway bunker short of the green emphasizes placement for approaches to the split-level green. How to watch: There's plenty of good spectating to be had from tee to green on this hole. Most TOUR professionals will put a little extra into their tee shots here, which can be fun to watch. Hole history: Glen Day (T15 in 1999) went eagle-birdie in his final two rounds last year. This and the third were the only holes on the course to give up no score higher than bogey in 1999. This hole played second-easiest overall in 1999, at an average .332 strokes under par.

#14 Par 3 159 yards Tee shots are played over bunkers to a right-to-left, shallow green. Another back left bunker and trees guard shots that are long. This is the shortest par-3 on the course. How to watch: Players consider this a birdie hole, so they're firing at the flag here, giving fans some exciting golf action. Hole history: The first birdie of three straight put Jim Furyk in a three-way tie for the lead in 1999's final round. birdied this hole and four of the last five in a final round to propel him to a third-place finish. aced this hole with an 8-iron in the second round in 1996.

#15 Par 4 289 yards A short, drivable hole by the longest hitters. Desert runs the length of the hole on the left with bunkers separating the two-level fairway. The green is long, narrow and elevated, and is surrounded by bunkers. How to watch: The 15th is one of the most exciting holes on the course to watch, as many players try and drive the green. This marks the beginning of the stretch of four best viewing holes on the course. Hole history: Jim Furyk birdied the hole both days over the weekend on his way to his third win in Las Vegas in 1999. Billy Mayfair (T15) birdied the hole Saturday and Sunday in 1999's event. This hole played third-easiest overall in 1999, at an average .266 strokes under par.

#16 Par 5 530 yards A good tee shot puts big hitters in position to go for the green in two. Trees guard both sides of the fairway and a lake guards the front of the green. How to watch: Large mounds behind the green offer great vantage points to watch shots as they come in over the lake. From here, fans also can see the 17th tee. Hole history: Although one of the easiest holes on the course, last year it gave up more triple-bogeys-plus (6) than any other hole. 1999 champion Jim Furyk birdied this hole both Saturday and Sunday. Fred Couples took an 8 here on a Saturday, but still finished tied for 10th.

#17 Par 3 175 yards This downhill hole is one of the most exciting on the course. Tee shots to this green, which is long but narrow and guarded by water on the right, are played under intense pressure late Sunday afternoon. How to watch: A hill that surrounds the right side of this hole provides the perfect stage on which to sit and watch the exciting action here. The narrow green is guarded by water on the left, making tee shots interesting to watch. Hole history: In the past, Jim Furyk double-bogeyed the hole on Saturday and shot 71. Jonathan Kaye birdied this hole and the last in 1999, and aced it with a 5-iron on the first day of play. 1994 champion played the hole in 2- under par. Jonathan Byrd won in 2010 with a walk-off-ace for the first ever in PGA TOUR history in a playoff against Martin Laird and .

#18 Par 4 461 yards A long, slightly uphill hole that forces players to carry their tee shots over a wash. Approach shots are hit to a deep green protected by a small lake to the left. It's a challenging hole that's fun to watch, as players decide how aggressive to be depending on how they stand. How to watch: Corporate hospitality tents line the right side of the fairway and behind the green. In addition, thousands of fans can enjoy uninhibited views from the hill overlooking the green. Hole history: In 1999, this hole surrendered only 42 bogeys overall, compared with 190 pars, 35 bogeys, 15 doubles and four triples or worse. Third-place finisher Dudley Hart also birdied this hole on a Sunday. Tournament Stats and Records

Tournament History

Year Winner Score Runner-up Score

PANASONIC LAS VEGAS PRO-CELEBRITY CLASSIC 1983 Fuzzy Zoeller 340 Rex Caldwell 344

PANASONIC LAS VEGAS INVITATIONAL 1984 341 342

1985 338 Mike Smith 339

1986 333 Dan Pohl 340

1987 ~ 271 272

1988 Gary Koch~ 274 275 Mark O’Meara

LAS VEGAS INVITATIONAL 1989 * 336 Robert Wrenn 336

1990 * 334 334

1991 * 329 .A. Weibring 329

1992 John Cook 334 336

1993 Davis Love III 331 339

1994 Bruce Lietzke 332 Robert Gamez 333

1995 Jim Furyk 331 Billy Mayfair 332

1996 Tiger Woods* 332 Davis Love III 332

1997 Bill Glasson 340 341 Billy Mayfair

1998 Jim Furyk 335 336

1999 Jim Furyk 331 Jonathan Kaye 332

INVENSYS CLASSIC AT LAS VEGAS 2000 Billy Andrade 332 333

2001 Bob Estes 329 330

2002 Phil Tataurangi 330 Stuart Appleby 331

2003 Stuart Appleby* 328 Scott McCarron 328

MICHELIN CHAMPIONSHIP AT LAS VEGAS 2004 Andre Stolz 266 Harrison Frazar 267 Tom Lehman

2005 Wes Short, Jr.* 266 Jim Furyk 266

FRYS.COM OPEN 2006 Troy Matteson 265 Daniel Chopra 266 Ben Crane

2007 George McNeill 264 D.. Trahan 268

JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN OPEN 2008 Marc Turnesa 263 264 2009 Martin Laird 265 265

2010 Jonathan Byrd* 263 Cameron Percy 263 Martin Laird 263

2011 Kevin Na 261 263

2012 Ryan Moore 260 261

SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN OPEN 2013 Webb Simpson 260 266 Jason Bohn 266

2014 Ben Martin 264 266

2015 Smylie Kaufman 268 269

2016 Rod Pampling 264 Brooks Koepka 266

2017 Patrick Cantlay* 275 Alex Cejka 275 Whee Kim 275

2018 Bryson DeChambeau 263 Patrick Cantlay 264

2019 Kevin Na* 261 Patrick Cantlay 261

KEY: * = Playoff ~ = Weather-shortened

Course History Year Location Par/Yards

PANASONIC LAS VEGAS PRO-CELEBRITY CLASSIC 1983 Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV () 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 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 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 Las Vegas CC, Las Vegas, NV (H) 72/7,164 Desert Inn CC, Las Vegas, NV 72/7,111 Spanish Trail &CC, Las Vegas, NV 72/7,088

1987 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 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 INVITATIONAL 1989 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

1990 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

1991 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

1992 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

1993 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

1994 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

1995 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

1996 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

1997 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

1998 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

1999 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 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

2001 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

2002 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

2003 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 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

2005 TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H) 72/7,243 TPC Las Vegas, NV 71/7,019

FRYS.COM OPEN 2006 TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H) 72/7,243 TPC Las Vegas, NV 71/7,063

2007 TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H) 72/7,243 TPC Las Vegas, NV 71/7,063

JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN OPEN 2008 TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H) 72/7,243

2009 TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H) 72/7,243

2010 TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H) 71/7,223

2011 TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H) 71/7,223

2012 TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H) 71/7,223

SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN OPEN 2013 TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H) 71/7,233

2014 TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H) 71/7,233

2015 TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H) 71/7,233

2016 TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H) 71/7,233

2017 TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H) 71/7,255

2018 TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H) 71/7,255

2019 TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV (H) 71/7,255

Tournament Scoring Records

Current TPC Summerlin Record 60 J.J. Henry 2013

Best 18 Hole Score 59 Round 3 1991

Best Round 1 Score 60 J.J. Henry 2013 Rod Pampling 2016

Best Round 2 Score 60 Tommy Armour III 1999

Best Round 3 Score 59 Chip Beck 1991

Best Round 4 Score 61 1991 Jim Gallagher, Jr. 1991 Tag Ridings 2004 Smylie Kaufman 2015 2016

Best Round 5 Score 61 Davis Love III 2001

Best 36 Holes 125 Tom Lehman 2001

Best 54 Holes 191 Kevin Na 2019

Best 72 Holes 259 Stuart Appleby 2003

Holes in One 16 Round 4 1983 9 Round 4 1983 16 Gary Koch Round 3 1984 16 Round 3 1984 9 Round 5 1984 14 Round 3 1985 9 Round 1 1986 5 Roger Maltbie Round 1 1986 17 Scott Hoch Round 4 1987 9 Sam Randolph Round 3 1988 2 Bob Tway Round 3 1989 16 Round 3 1993 14 Clark Dennis Round 3 1994 17 Round 2 1994 17 Bill Glasson Round 2 1995 3 D.A. Weibring Round 3 1995 3 Robin Freeman Round 3 1995 14 Mike Hulbert Round 2 1996 14 Round 5 1997 14 Round 2 1998 17 Jonathan Kaye Round 1 1999 11 Round 3 2000 17 Round 5 2001 5 Dan Forsman Round 5 2003 17 Round 1 2003 12 Briny Baird Round 2 2005 14 Round 1 2005 7 Paul Claxton Round 1 2005 17 Jonathan Byrd Playoff 2010 17 Round 4 2010 8 Webb Simpson Round 1 2010 17 Andres Romero Round 1 2014 17 Alex Cejka Round 3 2015 5 Round 2 2016 14 Brice Garnett Round 2 2017 5 Round 2 2017 14 Chris Stroud Round 1 2018 17 Joaquin Niemann Round 3 2018

Low Finish by a Winner 61 Smylie Kaufman Round 4 2015

High Finish by a Winner 73 Fuzzy Zoeller Round 5 1983

Low Start by a Winner 60 Rod Pampling 2016

High Start by a Winner 73 Greg Norman 1986

Largest 18 Hole Lead 3 Bill Glasson 1985

Largest 36 Hole Lead 4 Webb Simpson 2014

Largest 54 Hole Lead 5 John Cook 1992 George McNeill 2007

Largest Margin of Victory 8 Davis Love III 1993

Playoffs Scott Hoch 1989 Robert Wrenn

Bob Tway 1990 John Cook

Andrew Magee 1991 D.A. Weibring

Tiger Woods 1996 Davis Love III

Stuart Appleby 2003 Scott McCarron

Wes Short Jr. 2005 Jim Furyk

Martin Laird 2009 Chad Campbell George McNeill

Jonathan Byrd 2010 Cameron Percy Martin Laird

Patrick Cantlay 2017 Alex Cejka Whee Kim

Kevin Na 2019 Patrick Cantlay

Best Come from Behind Win 7 Smylie Kaufman 2015

$1 Million in Tournament Earnings The following players have earned in excess of $1,000,000 at the Las Vegas PGA TOUR event: Patrick Cantlay 2,743,000 Kevin Na 2,603,141 Jim Furyk 2,330,658 Webb Simpson 1,969,535 Bryson DeChambeau 1,797,602 Ryan Moore 1,482,036 Martin Laird 1,359,236 Stuart Appleby 1,310,072 Rod Pampling 1,304,600 George McNeill 1,293,238 Davis Love III 1,252,497 Bob Estes 1,223,581 Nick Watney 1,219,149 Jason Bohn 1,217,986 Alex Cejka 1,169,247 Smylie Kaufman 1,164,870 Ben Martin 1,160,832 Billy Andrade 1,128,767

Purse Distribution $7,000,000 Position Prize 1 $1,260,000 2 $763,000 3 $483,000 4 $343,000 5 $287,000 6 $253,750 7 $236,250 8 $218,750 9 $204,750 10 $190,750 11 $176,750 12 $162,750 13 $148,750 14 $134,750 15 $127,750 16 $120,750 17 $113,750 18 $106,750 19 $99,750 20 $82,750 21 $85,750 22 $78,750 23 $73,150 24 $67,550 25 $61,950 26 $56,350 27 $54,250 28 $55,150 29 $50,050 30 $47,950 31 $45,850 32 $43,750 33 $41,650 34 $39,900 35 $38,150 36 $36,400 37 $34,650 38 $33,250 39 $31,850 40 $30,450 41 $29,050 42 $27,650 43 $26,250 44 $24,850 45 $23,450 46 $22,050 47 $20,650 48 $19,530 49 $18,550 50 $17,990 51 $17,570 52 $17,150 53 $16,870 54 $16,590 55 $16,450 56 $16,310 57 $16,170 58 $16,030 59 $15,890 60 $15,750 61 $15,610 62 $15,470 63 $15,330 64 $15,190 65 $15,050

Tournament Results 2019 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Kevin Na 2019 Champion

Height: 5 feet, 11 inches Weight: 167 lbs. Turned Pro: 2001 Birthplace: Seoul, Birthday: September 15, 1983 PGA TOUR Victories: 2011 Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, 2018 A Military Tribute at , 2019 Charles Schwab Challenge, 2019 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open

2019-20 Season Won his fourth PGA TOUR title at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open and advanced to the for the seventh time, ending the season tied for No. 27 in the FedExCup standings. Marked his third consecutive season with at least one win and seventh straight qualifying for the FedExCup Playoffs (13th total). Recorded four top-10s and made 15 cuts in 21 starts. Shriners Hospitals for Children Open: Collected his fourth PGA TOUR victory at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, defeating Patrick Cantlay in a playoff to win the event for the second time. Earned his third victory in a 30-start span after his first 369 starts resulted in one. Made 558 feet, 11 inches of putts, becoming the first player to reach that mark in a 72-hole event in the ShotLink era. Strokes Gained: Putting figure of 14.263 had also not been reached previously in the ShotLink era. Became the fifth player in TOUR history to play two consecutive rounds in 123 strokes or better (62/R2, 61/R3). Became the second player in TOUR history to record multiple rounds of 62 or better in two different starts, also having done so at the 2019 Charles Schwab Challenge. Became the first player since at the 2019 Waste Management to make a triple bogey in the final round and go on to win (par-4 10th). Won a playoff for the first time in his fourth attempt. A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier: Finished T14 in his title defense at A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier. Celebrated his 36th birthday with a final-round 2-under 68.

2018-19 Season Earned third career PGA TOUR title at the Charles Schwab Challenge and advanced to the FedExCup Playoffs for the sixth consecutive season (12th total), ending his season at No. 61 in the FedExCu standings. Qualified for the BMW Championship for the eighth time, but withdrew to be with his expectant wife, Jullianne. Recorded three top-10s and made 14 cuts in 19 starts. Charles Schwab Challenge: Highlighted by a second-round 62, his third score of 62 or better at Colonial Country Club in a two- start stretch, won the Charles Schwab Challenge by four shots over Tony Finau. The victory was his third on the PGA TOUR and came in his 392nd start at the age of 35 years, 8 months, 11 days. Won a fully-restored 1973 Dodge Challenger, with the year being significant as it was the year that the Charles Schwab company was formed. Became the first player in the history of the event to record three career rounds of 62 or better. Won for the second time in his sixth attempt with the 54-hole lead/co- lead (2011 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, 2019 Charles Schwab Challenge). The win was the 23rd on TOUR by a Korean- born player: .J. Choi (8), Kevin Na (3), .E. Yang (2), Sangmoon Bae (2), James Hahn (2), Si Woo Kim (2), Seung-Yul Noh (1), (1), (1), Sung Kang (1). Following ’s victory in 2018, marked the first time players born outside of the United States won back-to-back at the event since Sergio Garcia and in 2001-2002 (11 total international winners). RBC Heritage: Bookend 4-under 67s led to a T10 at the RBC Heritage. Was his fifth top-10 in 14 starts at . -Dell Technologies Match Play: Advanced out of Group Play and beat Justin Rose in the fourth round at the World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play before losing to Francesco Molinari, 6 and 5, in the Quarterfinals for a T5 finish.

2017-18 Season Advanced to the FedExCup Playoffs for the 11th time and the TOUR Championship for the sixth time, ending his season at No. 28 in the FedExCup. Victory at A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier marked his second career PGA TOUR title. Made 20 cuts in 26 starts while posting nine top-25s, including four top-10s. Recorded four rounds of 63 or better, tied for second-most on TOUR and one behind . A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier: Entering the final round trailing Harold Varner III and Kelly Kraft by one stroke, posted a 6-under 64 to win by a tournament-record five strokes at A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier. Second official PGA TOUR victory (and first since the 2011 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open) came at the age of 34 years, 9 months, 23 days in his 370th start. Was his 158th start since winning in Las Vegas, a span that included six runner-up finishes. Win came in his fifth start at A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier (Won/2018, T32/2015, T52/2014, T7/2012, T36/2010). In the final round, made five birdies on the front nine (Nos. 4, 5, 6, 8 and 9) and made the turn with a four-stroke lead at 18-under par. Made 143' 8" of putts in the final round and 405 feet, 2" inches overall. In the process, became the first South Korea-native to win on TOUR since Si Woo Kim won the 2017 PLAYERS Championship. Fort Worth Invitational: With bookend rounds of 62-61, finished fourth at the Fort Worth Invitational. 9-under 61 to close out the week tied the Colonial Country Club record (seventh instance; most recent: Chad Campbell/2004/R3). Became the fifth player since 1983 to have multiple rounds of 62 or better during a PGA TOUR event (sixth instance). Marked his fourth top-10 in 12 starts at Colonial Country Club. Led by one stroke after the first round, marking his sixth career 18-hole lead/co-lead and third at the Fort Worth Invitational. AT&T Byron Nelson: With four rounds in the 60s (66-65-69-68), finished T6 at the AT&T Byron Nelson. Posted two bogey-free rounds (rounds two and four) during the week at Trinity Forest. Marked his first top-10 finish in his fifth start (first since 2009) at the event. Genesis Open: Finished T2 at the Genesis Open with Tony Finau at 10-under, two back of winner . Was his fourth top-10 in 15 starts at the Genesis Open (T10/2010, 3/2011, T4/2017, T2/2018). Earned his ninth runner-up in his 359th start on TOUR and first since back-to-back runner-up results at the 2015 (P2) and Shriners Hospitals for Children Open (T2).

2016-17 Season On the strength of four top-10 finishes in 23 starts through the , advanced to the FedExCup Playoffs for the 10th time, making it through the BMW Championship. Ended his season ranked 45th in the FedExCup standings. BMW Championship: Following rounds of 73-73-72 to start the BMW Championship, closed with an 8-under 63 to finish T53 and end his season ranked 45th in the FedExCup standings. Dell Technologies Championship: After opening the Dell Technologies Championship with an even-par 71, closed with rounds of 67-69-66 to finish T6 and six strokes behind champion . Finished inside the top six in his last three starts at TPC Boston (T4-2015, T5-2016, T6-2017). After starting the week at No. 63 in the FedExCup, moved to No. 40 heading to the BMW Championship. Wyndham Championship: Making his seventh start in the Wyndham Championship, finished T4 (and five strokes behind champion ) for his second-consecutive top-10 finish in Greensboro (T10 in 2016). World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play: Advanced out of Group Play at the World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play after winning sudden-death playoff over Matthew Fitzpatrick with a birdie-3 at first extra hole. Lost to (1-up) in the round of 16 to finish T9. Genesis Open: A T4 at the Genesis Open included 36 holes on Sunday to complete the event after multiple delays. Made just one bogey around Riviera CC on Sunday (67-70) while ranking T4 in GIR for the week with 50 of 72. Safeway Open: After losing in a playoff to Emiliano Grillo at the 2015 Safeway Open, returned to Silverado Resort & Spa in October, where he posted 6-under 66s in rounds two and four to finish alone in seventh.

2015-16 Season Advanced to the FedExCup Playoffs for the ninth time in his career, making it to the TOUR Championship for the fifth time, and third consecutive, entering the Playoffs finale in the No. 22 position in the FedExCup standings. Finished 29th at East Lake to end his season No. 28 in the FedExCup standings. Recorded 14 top-25 finishes from 26 starts. Of those, five were top-five showings, three of which came in his first three starts of the season. Missed the cut at The Barclays in the FedExCup Playoffs, but disappointment was short lived, as his wife gave birth to the couple's first child at 9:38 a.m. the Monday after, August 29. Sophia Ria Na weighed in at 6 pounds, 9 ounces. Wyndham Championship: Opened with a bogey-free 7 under 63 to share the first-round lead at the Wyndham Championship. Followed with rounds of 67-67-70 to finish T10. : Posted a bogey-free, 7-under 64 in the final round of the John Deere Classic to finish inside the top 10 at T8. Hit 58 of 72 greens in regulation to finish T5 in that category for the week at TPC Deere Run. U.S. Open: Next top-10 finish came four starts later, finishing solo seventh at Oakmont Country Club for his second top-10 in 24 major championship starts (T10 – 2011 PGA Championship). RBC Heritage: Opened the RBC Heritage with a 2-over 73 (his only over-par round of the week) before closing with scores of 71-66-69 to finish T4 and four strokes behind champion Branden Grace. It marked his fourth top-10 finish in 11 starts at Harbour Town, including three of his last four (T9-2011, T8-2012, MC-2014, T4-2016). CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation: Began with a 71 on the PGA West Stadium Course at the CareerBuilder Challenge to sit T91 after the opening round but rallied with 66-62-68 to finish T3. His birdie-eagle stretch (-B-B-B-E-B-B) on Hole Nos. 3-9 on the Nicklaus Tournament Course in the third round matched the second-best run in tournament history. Posted all even-par rounds in his first six events of the season. CIMB Classic: Contended again at his next event, the CIMB Classic in , finishing T3 to become the only player of the season with three top-10s in the first three events. Shriners Hospitals for Children Open: Followed with a runner-up finish at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, site of his lone PGA TOUR victory in 2011. The runner-up finish was the seventh of his career. Missed an 18-foot birdie putt to force a playoff with eventual-champion Smylie Kaufman. Frys.com Open: In the season-opening Frys.com Open, lost in a two-hole playoff to PGA TOUR rookie Emiliano Grillo, marking his third career playoff loss and appearance. Recorded his second top-three finish in five starts after a T3 in 2013-14.

2014-15 Season On the strength of 11 top-25 finishes in 23 starts through the Wyndham Championship, advanced to the FedExCup Playoffs for an eighth time. A top-10 finish at the BMW Championship moved him into the top 30 and into the TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola field for a fourth time. Ended his season after East Lake GC at No. 25 in the FedExCup standings. BMW Championship: Opened with rounds of 65-66 at the BMW Championship en route to a T10 finish, a distant 10 strokes behind champion . Was one of four players to play his way into the top 30 at Conway Farms to advance to the TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola, moving from No. 34 to No. 27. Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial: Opened with a share of the lead following a 6-under 64 at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial. Then held a two-stroke advantage after the second round and a one-stroke lead over going in to the final 18 holes. A Sunday, 2-over 72 led to a T10 finish, three strokes behind champion . It marked his sixth top-10 of the season and second at Colonial (T9 in 2009). : Next top-10 finish came in the next start at THE PLAYERS Championship in May. Followed an opening-round, 5-under 67 with scores of 69-72-71 to finish at 9-under 279 and T6 with Rory Sabbatini. In a press conference earlier in the week, admitted to having had the yips in the 2012 event when he stumbled to a 4-over 76 finish in the final round and finished T7 after holding the 54-hole lead. Invitational presented by MasterCard: At the Arnold Palmer Invitational, opened with a 5-under 67 to get within one stroke of 's lead. Posted back-to-back 69s on the weekend to finish T6 with and Kiradech Aphibarnrat. With the finish at Bay Hill, claimed a third consecutive top-10 finish, the first time he's accomplished that. : A year after finishing second at the Valspar Championship, returned to the Copperhead Course, where he overcame a third-round, 2-over 73 with a 5-under 66 Sunday to finish T10 with five others. World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship: Finished T9 at the World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship for his first top-10 finish in his ninth World Golf Championships start. Previous-best finish was T20 at the 2014 HSBC Champions. CIMB Classic: Entered the final round of the CIMB Classic tied for the lead with Ryan Moore. Was within a stroke of the lead before a double bogey on the 17th hole dropped him four back. Out of contention, still bounced back with a birdie on the 72 hole for a T2.

2013-14 Season Made the cut in 20 of 27 starts, with runner-up finishes at the Valspar Championship and representing the best of his six top-10 finishes. Completed the season No. 24 in the FedExCup standings. The Barclays: Posted four sub-par scores at The Barclays in the first FedExCup Playoffs event to claim a share of ninth place at 9-under 275. Was one of just five players to go bogey-free Sunday at The Ridgewood Country Club, posting a 69. With the finish, moved to No. 13 in the FedExCup standings heading into the following week's Deutsche Bank Championship. Missed the cut at the Deutsche Bank Championship and finished T46 at the BMW Championship to advance to the TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola for the first time since finishing 26th in the FedExCup standings in both 2009 and 2010. Finished T19 at East Lake GC. the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide Insurance: Lost on the first playoff hole to at the Memorial Tournament. Posted the only bogey-free score in the final round. His 8-under 64 was also the lowest. Waited for more than two hours after finishing his round to find himself in the playoff, which lasted just one hole. Dropped to 0-2 in playoffs. Runner-up finish was the fourth of his career and second of the year. Valspar Championship: Two starts later, finished runner-up at the Valspar Championship with rounds of 70-68-68-72–278. Playing in the final group Sunday with 54-hole leader , both he and Garrigus were overcome by 's John Senden, who earned his second career TOUR title, thanks to rounds of 64-70 on the weekend. The second-place finish was his best on TOUR since winning the 2011 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open. AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am: Recorded his third top-10 of the season in eight starts with a T4 finish at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, earning $290,400 to surpass the $484,619 needed to remain exempt for the remainder of the 2013-14 season. Sony Open in : Finished T8 at the , closing with rounds of 67-67-66 to finish seven strokes behind champion . Other top-10s at the event came in back-to-back seasons, finishing T4 and T5 in 2008 and 2009, respectively. Frys.com Open: Entered the year with 18 events to earn $484,619 under his Major Medical Extension. Got off to a good start with a T3 finish at the Frys.com Open, finishing three strokes behind champion Jimmy Walker. Closed strong at CordeValle with matching weekend rounds of 7-under 64.

2013 Season Missed the FedExCup Playoffs for the first time since it began in 2007. Made three of eight cuts before ending his season after the with a back injury (bulging discs) that flared up prior to the Open.

2012 Season Finished No. 52 in the FedExCup standings to miss the TOUR Championship for the second consecutive season. The : Posted all four rounds in the 60s to finish T7 at The Greenbrier Classic for his sixth top-10 finish of the season. THE PLAYERS Championship: Held the outright 54-hole lead by one stroke at THE PLAYERS Championship, following rounds of 67-68-68, but struggled to a final-round 76 and finished T7. Held a share of the second-round lead with and eventual winner Matt Kuchar at 8-under. Opening-round 67 featured a 6-under 30 on the back nine, equaling the tournament record score on that nine at TPC Sawgrass. Collected his fifth top-10 of the year and second in seven appearances at TPC Sawgrass (T3 in 2009). Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard: Finished T4 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, with rounds of 73-68-69- 73. His week at Bay Hill started another solid three-tournament stretch, which included a T12 at the and a T8 at the RBC Heritage, with his solid play in Harbour Town marking his 10th consecutive made cut. Has three top-10s at the RBC Heritage, including in back-to-back seasons (also T9 in 2011). AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am: Came back the following week with his first top-10 finish in six starts at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, finishing six strokes behind Phil Mickelson to T5. As a result of his finish, moved into the top 64 in the Official World Golf Ranking to earn an invitation to the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship. Waste Management Phoenix Open: In his seventh start at the event, claimed his first top-10 finish of the season, a T5, at the Waste Management Phoenix Open. Nicknamed Kevin "" because of a history of strong finishes at TPC Scottsdale. Prior to his T5, he finished T2 in 2005, T4 in 2008 and third in 2009.

2011 Season Picked up first TOUR win despite recording his fewest made cuts (15) in a season since 2006. Finished No. 30 on the money list to earn an invite to the . Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open: After entering the final round of the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open with a share of the lead with Nick Watney, carded a 6-under 65 Sunday to top Watney by two strokes for his first PGA TOUR victory. In the process set the tournament 72-hole scoring record, with a 23-under 261. Became the 12th straight winner of the event to post every round in the 60s. Entered the week with $10,254,294 in career earnings, trailing only Briny Baird ($11,905,122) and Brett Quigley ($11,016,575) for most career money earned without a TOUR victory. Became the 13th first-time winner this season. Ironically, he won his only event as a resident of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.–-the host city of his win at the 2006 Mark Christopher Charity Classic. First PGA TOUR win also came in his current city of residence (Las Vegas). PGA Championship: Recorded his first top-10 finish in his 10th major championship start. Had a T10 at the PGA Championship. Second-round 69 and final-round 67 represented his first sub-70 scores in 28 overall major championship rounds. : Recorded his second straight top 10 with a fifth-place finish at the Wells Fargo Championship. Opened with three rounds in the 60s before a final-round 71 dropped him three shots out of the playoff. The Heritage: Posted third top-10 finish of the season with a T9 at The Heritage, thanks in large part to a final-round, 5-under 66. Northern Trust Open: Posted second top-five of the year with solo third at Open, his best finish in eight career appearances at the event he attended as a youth. Bob Hope Classic: Finished T5 at the Bob Hope Classic, with all five rounds in the 60s, his second consecutive top-10 performance at the Hope.

2010 Season Earned second straight trip to the TOUR Championship and totaled four top-10s through the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup. THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola: At the TOUR Championship, opened with three rounds in the 60s, but final-round 76 dropped finish to T17. Finished 26th in final FedExCup standings for the second consecutive season. BMW Championship: Did not finish inside the top 10 again until 15 starts later, with a T3 at the BMW Championship. It marked his best finish in 11 career Playoff starts and helped him jump from No. 41 to No. 20 in the FedExCup standings, earning a spot at the TOUR Championship. Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard: Finished T2 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, two strokes behind . Pulled within one of Els on Monday with one hole remaining, but bogeyed the 18th hole after driving in the right rough and laying up. It was the third career runner-up finish and first since 2005. Northern Trust Open: Posted back-to-back top-10 finishes with T10 at Northern Trust Open, again shooting a final-round 66 which earned a spot in the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship field. Bob Hope Classic: Turned in his first top-10 finish (T8) at the Bob Hope Classic in six career starts, finishing with a final-round 66.

2009 Season Enjoyed a banner year highlighted by a 26th-place finish in the FedExCup. Made 19 of 26 cuts, set a career high in top-10 finishes (9) and surpassed $2 million in earnings for the first time. BMW Championship: Played in each of the four events of the FedExCup Playoffs, highlighted by a T8 at the BMW Championship. FBR Open: Had another strong showing at the FBR Open in Scottsdale, Ariz. Four sub-par rounds earned solo third-place honors. In the four years he has played the event, has never posted an above-par round. In addition to his third-place finish in 2009, he finished T2 in 2005 and T4 in 2008. Friends on TOUR refer to him as Kevin ArizoNA. Sony Open in Hawaii: Shot 65-66-66 over the final three rounds to finish T5 at the Sony Open in Hawaii.

2008 Season Posted 21 made cuts in 29 starts, including three top-10 finishes. RBC : Third top-10 of the season came with a T8 at the RBC Canadian Open, just his second appearance there (T35 in 2005). FBR Open: Three weeks later, also finished T4 at the FBR Open. One of five players to record all four rounds in the 60s at TPC Scottsdale. Sony Open in Hawaii: A second-round, 6-under-par 64 led to a T4 finish at his season debut at the Sony Open in Hawaii.

2007 Season : Third top-10 was a T9 at the Travelers Championship, posting three rounds in the 60s. Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial: 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. Verizon Heritage: Finished T4 at the Verizon Heritage, best finish since a playoff loss to at the Chrysler Classic of Tucson in 2005.

2006 Season 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. Frys.com Open: Withdrew from the Shell Open in April and did not play again on TOUR until the Frys.com Open, where he finished T24. Mark Christopher Charity Classic Pres'd by County of San Bernardino: In a rehab assignment on the Korn Ferry Tour, captured the Mark Christopher Charity Classic. Shell : Withdrew from the Shell Houston Open in April and did not play again on TOUR until the Frys.com Open, where he finished T24.

2005 Season Earned more than $1 million and collected two runner-up finishes in second season, including a playoff loss in Tucson. Reno-Tahoe Open: 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. Chrysler Classic of Tucson: 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, he 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. FBR Open: In just his fourth start, finished T2 at the FBR Open in Phoenix. Shared the second-round 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.

2004 Season The youngest member on the PGA TOUR. Chrysler Championship: 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. Southern Farm Bureau Classic: 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. Kolon Korean Open: Made one start on the , at the Kolon Korean Open in September, finished T26. MCI Heritage: Was among the leaders all week at the MCI Heritage, but closing 73 dropped him out of the top 10 to T11. : The TOUR rookie carded a final day 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.

2003 Season Played his second season on the Asian Tour and finished 46th on the order of merit. Also played in 11 events on the European Tour, with one top-10. PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament: 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, Calif., during the first stage of tournament. Finished T3 in second stage at Oak Valley GC in Beaumont, Calif. World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational: His win on the Asian Tour in 2002 qualified him for the 2003 World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational, where he finished T71, his only event in the money on the PGA TOUR in three career starts. Dubai : T6 at the Dubai Desert Classic.

2002 Season 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, 3 months when he won the 2002 Volvo Masters of Asia by two strokes. Added five other top-10s that season.

Tournament Results 2018 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Bryson DeChambeau 2018 Champion

Height: 6 feet, 1 inch Weight: 205 lbs. Turned Pro: 2016 Birthplace: Modesto, Birthday: September 16, 1993 PGA TOUR Victories: 2017 John Deere Classic, 2018 the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide, 2018 THE NORTHERN TRUST, 2018 Dell Technologies Championship, 2018 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open

Career Highlights 2018-19 Season Won his fifth career PGA TOUR title at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open and qualified for the TOUR Championship for the second consecutive season, finishing tied for 12th in the FedExCup standings. Made the Playoffs for the third time in his third season on TOUR. Earned five top-10s and made 17 cuts in 21 starts. Shriners Hospitals for Children Open: Collected fifth career PGA TOUR title and third in a five-start stretch, winning the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open by one stroke over Patrick Cantlay. Became the first player with three wins in five starts since Dustin Johnson in 2016-17. Made a 57-foot, 7-inch eagle putt from off the green at the par-5 16th in the final round to take a one shot lead. Played the back-nine in 16-under for the week with no bogeys and led the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green (+13.550). Sony Open in Hawaii: Highlighted by a third-round 7-under 63, finished T10 in his second start at the Sony Open in Hawaii. Omega Dubai Desert Classic: Earned his first international victory and his maiden European Tour title at the Omega Dubai Desert Classic. In his 19th start on the European Tour, carded a four-round total of 24-under at Emirates Golf Club to set the tournament record. Closed with an 8-under 64 in the final round to finish seven shots clear of the field. The win in Dubai marked his fourth victory in his last nine worldwide starts. the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide: In title defense at the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide, shot a final-round 66 to finish T22. 3M Open: Finished T2 at the 3M Open, holing an eagle putt at the 72nd hole to take the clubhouse lead before eventual champion Matthew Wolff made an eagle to win by one stroke. Entered the final round tied for the lead with Wolff and Collin Morikawa, failing to successfully convert a 54-hole lead/co-lead for the first time in his career. Held the 36-hole lead at 14-under 128. Had never played the opening 36 holes in 128 or better nor without a bogey before accomplishing both feats at TPC Twin Cities. Second-round 62 was first career sub-63 score.

2017-18 Season Season included three victories, including two FedExCup Playoffs events, and a third-place finish in the FedExCup. Made the cut in 22 of 26 starts with nine top-10 finishes. Selected as a captain's pick by Jim Furyk for the United States Team. Shriners Hospitals for Children Open: Opened and closed the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open with 4-under 67s to finish T7 with and Beau Hossler. Made six birdies on his first 12 holes in the final round, before two bogeys resulted in the T7 finish at 7-under 277. Waste Management Phoenix Open: After sharing the second-round lead with Rickie Fowler, finished T5 at the Waste Management Phoenix Open. Opened with a pair of 66s in his first start in Phoenix. Entered the final round one shot behind Fowler, and closed with a 1-under 70. Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard: Closed with a 4-under 68 to finish second at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, three strokes behind Rory McIlroy. Represented his second runner-up finish in 56 starts on the PGA TOUR (2017 ). RBC Heritage: After leading by a stroke after 36 holes at the RBC Heritage, tied for third place. Following a 7- under 64 in round two, posted a 4-over 75 in round three. In Sunday's final round, improved by nine shots with a 5- under 66. Marked his second top-10 in three starts at the RBC Heritage, site of his professional debut in 2016 (T4). Wells Fargo Championship: Closed with a 1-under 70 to finish alone in fourth at the Wells Fargo Championship. With a 10 stroke difference between the first two rounds (75-65), posted a third-round 66 to enter the final round three shots behind 54-hole leader Jason Day. Was his first made cut in three starts in the Wells Fargo Championship. the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide: Made birdie on the second playoff hole (No. 18) at the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide to defeat Byeong Hun An for his second career victory. was eliminated after the first extra hole. At 24 years, 8 months, 18 days, earned his second PGA TOUR win in his 62nd career start. Became the fourth youngest winner in the Memorial Tournament history behind Hideki Matsuyama (22 years, 3 months, 7 days at 2014 win) and Tiger Woods' 1999 and 2000 victories. Entering the final round with his first 54-hole lead on TOUR, made birdies on three of his first 12 holes but dropped into the playoff with bogeys on two of his last five, including a three-putt on the 72nd hole. Led the field in scrambling (17/21). Travelers Championship: Finished T9 at the Travelers Championship, his first top-10 in three starts at the event. THE NORTHERN TRUST: Earned his third career victory and second of the season at THE NORTHERN TRUST, winning by four strokes over Tony Finau. Recorded a third-round 63 to take a four-shot lead entering the final round with a 54-hole score of 197 (career-bests entering the event: 64/R2/2018 RBC Heritage, 201/2017 John Deere Classic). Climbed to No. 1 in the FedExCup standings for the first time in his career. Missed the cut in his only prior start at the event (2017). Dell Technologies Championship: Won the first two FedExCup Playoffs events back-to-back with his two-shot win at the Dell Technologies Championship, extending his lead in the FedExCup standings over Dustin Johnson. Marked his fourth career PGA TOUR win and third of the season in his 70th career PGA TOUR start. Started the final round one shot off the lead, playing in the final pairing with 54-hole leader Abraham Ancer. Was the second week in a row he posted a career- low 63 (R3). Joined (2008) as players to win the first two Playoffs events. Became the eighth player (nine times) to win multiple events in the FedExCup Playoffs in a single season. TOUR Championship: Following victories in the first two FedExCup Playoffs events and a T19 at the BMW Championship, entered the TOUR Championship ranked No. 1 in the FedExCup. With rounds of 71-75-66-67, finished 19th at East Lake (10 strokes behind champion Tiger Woods) to fall to No. 3 in the FedExCup. Ryder Cup: Was selected as a captain's pick and made his Ryder Cup debut at Le Golf National in Paris, France. In three matches played, failed to score any points for the United States, as the Europeans defeated the U.S. 17.5-10.5. Teamed with Tiger Woods in the Saturday Foursomes match and lost to Francesco Molinari and Tommy Fleetwood, 5 and 4.

2016-17 Season Made the cut in 14 of 31 starts during the 2016-17 season, highlighted by his first PGA TOUR victory at the John Deere Classic and runner-up finish at the Puerto Rico Open. Ended the season No. 49 in the FedExCup standings. Puerto Rico Open: Followed a 4-under 68 in round one of the Puerto Rico Open with a 65 in round two to take a share of the 36-hole lead at 11-under 133. Posted weekend scores of 70-67 to finish at 18-under 270 and T2 with Retief Goosen and Bill Lunde. With birdies on three of his last five holes, held a temporary share of the lead Sunday en route to his first runner-up finish on TOUR. John Deere Classic: Won his first PGA TOUR title at the 2017 John Deere Classic in his 40th TOUR start at the age of 23 years, 10 months. Began the final round four strokes back at 12-under 201 and birdied his final two holes to post a 6- under 65, 18-under 266 total good for a one-stroke victory over 36- and 54-hole leader Patrick Rodgers. Following an even-par front nine in the final round, reeled off birdies on Nos. 10, 11, 13, 14, 17 and 18 to post the final-round 65. Became the 19th player to make the John Deere Classic his first PGA TOUR title. Became the 10th first-time winner of the season, and second consecutive following Xander Schauffele at The Greenbrier Classic. BMW Championship: Finished his season with a T33 effort at the BMW Championship, the third FedExCup Playoffs event.

2015-16 Season Season was highlighted by a top-five performance on the PGA TOUR in his professional debut and his maiden professional victory on the Korn Ferry Tour, securing his 2016-17 PGA TOUR card in his first-ever Korn Ferry Tour start. Prior to his professional debut in Hilton Head, made five amateur starts on the PGA TOUR: 2015 FedEx St. Jude Classic (T45), 2015 U.S. Open (MC), 2015 John Deere Classic (MC), 2016 Arnold Palmer Invitational (T27), Tournament (T21). Highlighting those events was a final-round 66, while playing alongside Rory McIlroy, to finish T27 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. In addition to those amateur TOUR starts, had four European Tour starts, led by a T18 finish at the 2016 Omega Dubai Desert Classic. Led the Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship with a first-round 64, going on to finish T54. RBC Heritage: Made his professional debut at the 2016 RBC Heritage, finishing T4 and just four strokes behind champion Branden Grace. Carded rounds of 70-69-72-68 at Harbour Town Golf Links en route to his first professional paycheck ($259,600). U.S. Open: Finished T15 in his second U.S. Open start. DAP Championship: Earned a spot in the via non-member FedExCup Points following 10 starts on the PGA TOUR. Won in his Korn Ferry Tour debut at the DAP Championship. In the first event of the Korn Ferry Tour Finals, shot a 6-under 64 in the opening round to get within one shot of Bobby Wyatt's lead. Finished the second round in a five-way tie for the 36-hole lead with four other players at 6-under par, then surged into sole possession of the 54- hole lead with a 2-under 68 in the third round. Led Zack Sucher by one shot entering the final round but struggled early with bogeys on two of his first six holes. Tied the lead with his first birdie of the final round at the par-5 ninth and took a one-shot lead with his second birdie of the day at the par-5 16th. On the par-3 17th, fell into a share of the lead with three others after three-putting for the first time of the week. After hitting his approach into the left rough on the 18th, made a clutch up-and-down to secure a spot in a four-way playoff. Answered ' 30-foot birdie with a three-foot birdie of his own to force another playoff hole, where he defeated Gonzales with a par for his first professional victory. Locked up his PGA TOUR card for the 2016-17 season with rounds of 64-70-68-71--273 (-7) and the $180,000 first-place check. Became the 15th player in Korn Ferry Tour history to win in their first start on the Korn Ferry Tour.

2014-15 Season : Closed with a 4-under 67 to finish runner-up by two strokes to 56-year-old at the 2015 Australian Masters in late November. Would have been the first-ever amateur to win that event.

Tournament Results 2017 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Patrick Cantlay 2017 Champion

Height: 5 feet, 10 inches Weight: 160 lbs. Turned Pro: 2012 Birthplace: Long Beach, California Birthday: March 17, 1992 PGA TOUR Victories: 2017 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open

Career Highlights 2017-18 Season Claimed first PGA TOUR victory at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open and advanced to the TOUR Championship for the second consecutive season. In 23 starts, made 21 cuts and collected seven top-10s. Finished T21 at the TOUR Championship to end the season at No. 20 in the FedExCup standings/ THE NORTHERN TRUST: Tied Justin Thomas and Brooks Koepka for eighth at THE NORTHERN TRUST, recording his third top- 10 in his fifth FedExCup Playoffs start. Recorded four scores in the 60s for the second time in his 20th start of the season. World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational: Making his first start at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational, finished T6 after three rounds in the 60s (64/R1, 68/R3, 68/R4). : Posted 70-71-70-70 at the 147th Open Championship at to finish T12 in his first Open appearance, one of six players to record four rounds of par or better. the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide: Opened with birdies on four of his first eight holes to take the lead in the final round of the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide, but played his last 10 holes in 3-over to finish fourth at 14-under, one shot short of the playoff. Made a hole-in-one (No. 8/R3/185 yards/7-iron), marking his second career hole-in- one (2018 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am/R1). Zurich Classic of New Orleans: Paired with reigning Masters champion Patrick Reed to finish T7 at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. With rounds of 71 and 69, the duo were one of three teams to shoot both Foursomes rounds (R2 and R4) under-par (Brendan Steele/, Chad Campbell/Matt Jones). Final-round 69 was one of seven rounds in the 60s that day. RBC Heritage: Turned in a final-round 3-under 68 to finish T7 at the RBC Heritage. Round was highlighted on the ninth hole, where he drove the green and made the 9-foot, 6-inch putt for eagle. Has two top-10s in two starts at the event (T7/2018, T3/2017). Genesis Open: Held the 18- and 36-hole co-lead at the Genesis Open before finishing T4 with rounds of 66-69-69-71. Had missed the cut in his two previous appearances at the event (2012, 2013). Hit 52 of 72 greens in regulation to lead the field in that category for the tournament. Shriners Hospitals for Children Open: Making his first start at TPC Summerlin, won the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open over Whee Kim and Alex Cejka with a par on the second playoff hole (No. 18). After hitting from behind a tree on the second playoff hole, got up-and-down from off the back of the green for the victory. Final round was highlighted by four consecutive birdies on Nos. 11-14, which helped counter a bogey-bogey finish for a final-round 4-under 67. His first-career PGA TOUR victory came in his 43rd start at the age of 25 years, 7 months and 18 days. His winning score of 9-under 275 represented the highest by seven shots since the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open became a single-course event in 2008. It was just the third time in tournament history the winning total has been higher than 20-under. His maiden PGA TOUR victory came at the same event where TOUR veterans Jim Furyk (1995) and Tiger Woods (1996) won for the first time on TOUR. 2016-17 Season Had a comeback season where he made the cut in all 13 starts and totaled eight top-25s, four of which were top-10s. Fulfilled his Major Medical Extension with a runner-up at the Valspar Championship in just his second start of the season. Two starts later, finished T3 at the RBC Heritage. Advanced to the FedExCup Playoffs for the first time, making it through all four Playoffs events, one of two rookies to make it to the TOUR Championship. Ended his season ranked 29th in the FedExCup standings. TOUR Championship: Joined Xander Schauffele as the only rookies to advance all the way to the TOUR Championship in the FedExCup Playoffs. His T20 showing resulted in a 29th-place finish in the FedExCup standings. BMW Championship: Secured the 29th position in the FedExCup standings, punching his ticket to his first TOUR Championship, with a T9 at the BMW Championship. Posted rounds of 67-65-70-70. Helped his chances with a 10-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole. THE NORTHERN TRUST: Earned a T10 finish at THE NORTHERN TRUST with 4-under 276 at Glen Oaks Club. Led GIR stat (87.5%) with 63 of 72 for the week at Glen Oaks Club. RBC Heritage: Making his first-ever appearance at the RBC Heritage, posted his second top-three finish in his last three starts on TOUR with a T3 finish at Harbour Town. Finished two strokes shy of 's winning score of 13-under 271. Valspar Championship: In only his second start on the PGA TOUR in over a year due to injury, finished a shot back of in solo-second place at the Valspar Championship with rounds of 71-66-66-68. Entered the final round four shots back of Hadwin’s lead, but took a share of the lead with two holes to play. Made bogey at the 72nd hole to finish one shot out of a playoff with Hadwin. Playing on a major medical extension (Web.com Tour category), the runner-up finish earned him $680,400 to satisfy the requirement needed to secure his TOUR card for the remainder of the season.

2015-16 Season Did not compete on PGA TOUR due to injury dating back to 2013. Will have 10 events in the PGA TOUR season to earn 389 FedExCup points or $624,746 to clear the top finishers from Web.com Tour Medical category.

2014-15 Season Made only one PGA TOUR start due to lingering back issues. OHL Classic at Mayakoba: Finished 76th at the OHL Classic at Mayakoba for his only start during the PGA TOUR season as he continued to fight back after suffering a hairline fracture in his L5 vertebrae in May 2013.

2013-14 Season Made two cuts in only five PGA TOUR starts.

2013 Season Finished his Web.com Tour season with $243,105 in earnings, making six cuts in nine starts. Was 11th on the priority ranking. Hotel Fitness Championship: Forced to continue playing to try and earn his 2013-14 PGA TOUR card, he nearly captured the first Web.com Tour Finals event, the Hotel Fitness Championship in Fort Wayne, Ind. Despite still dealing with back pain, held a three-shot lead over after three rounds. His lead slipped away Sunday when Trevor Immelman fired a 66 and he could not convert an 8-foot birdie putt on the last hole that would have led to a two-man, sudden- death playoff. His final-round 72 left him at 19-under. : Missed the cut in his first two starts back after injury. Entered the second event, the Regular Season-ending Cox Classic, 25th in earnings and departed Omaha 29th. News Sentinel Open: After being out due to injury, returned to play at the News Sentinel Open outside Knoxville. Crowne Plaza Invitational: Withdrew from the PGA TOUR's Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial with a back injury in late-May and was sidelined until mid-August. : Earned his first career Web.com Tour win with a four-stroke victory at the Colombia Championship in Bogota. Posted an 18-under 266 total to better the tournament record by seven strokes. Became the second-youngest winner in Web.com Tour history. Earned his win just two weeks shy of his 21st birthday. Saturday round of 65 and Sunday round of 66 were the best of each day. Started the final round at Bogota CC at 13-under and tied with Jim Renner. Used a birdie-birdie-eagle burst starting at No. 8 to go two in front of Renner, who dropped three back with a bogey at No. 12. Upped his lead to the final margin when he birdied No. 14. Collected first-place check for $126,000 and moved to No. 1 on the money list. Joined 2010 winner as former UCLA Bruins to win in Colombia. AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am: Had his first PGA TOUR top-10 of the year when he turned rounds of 66-70-72-67 into a T9 at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

2012 Season Made three starts as an amateur before turning professional in June. Enjoyed four Web.com Tour starts and contended in two. PGA TOUR National Qualifying Tournament: Finished T95 at the PGA TOUR National Qualifying Tournament. Winn-Dixie Jacksonville Open: At TPC Sawgrass' Dye's Valley Course, home of the Winn-Dixie Jacksonville Open, was tied for second through 54 holes, a stroke behind leader B.J. Staten. Eventually shot an 2-over 72 on the final day to drop into a T5. Chiquita Classic: At the Chiquita Classic in , shot weekend rounds of 65-65 to force a playoff with Russell Henley, an extra session Henley won. Wyndham Championship: Played in 10 PGA TOUR events, with his best showing a T31 at the Wyndham Championship in August. Travelers Championship: Missed the cut in his professional debut, at the Travelers Championship. U.S. Open: Competed in the the U.S. Open (T41). Masters Tournament: Played in the Masters Tournament as an amateur and made the cut, finishing T47. Northern Trust Open: Also competed as an amateur in the Northern Trust Open (missed the cut).

2011 Season Played in five PGA TOUR events as an amateur. RBC Canadian Open: His best showing was a T9 at the RBC Canadian Open where he posted rounds of 68-69 on the weekend. AT&T National: Finished T20 at the AT&T National. Travelers Championship: First attracted attention at June's Travelers Championship in when he posted a second-round 10-under-par 60 and was the 36-hole leader before eventually finishing T24 after rounds of 72-70 on the weekend. It was the first 60 or better by an amateur in PGA TOUR history. U.S. Open: Finished T21 at the U.S. Open.

Tournament Results 2016 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Rod Pampling 2016 Champion

Height: 5 feet, 10 inches Weight: 175 lbs. Turned Pro: 1994 Birthplace: Redcliffe, Queensland, Australia Birthday: PGA TOUR Victories: 2004 2006 Bay Hill Invitational Presented by MasterCard 2017 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open

Career Highlights 2017 Season Shriners Hospitals for Children Open: In his third start of the season, opened with a PGA TOUR career-low 60 at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open. Held the lead through the first two rounds before entering the final round one-shot back of . Captured his third career victory with a 32-foot birdie putt on the final hole to win by two shots over Brooks Koepka. With the win, became the oldest winner of the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open at the age of 47 years, 1 month, 14 days, ending a streak of five consecutive winners under the age of 30. Marked 10 years, 7 months, 19 days since his last victory at the 2006 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard. Pampling became the oldest player to win on the PGA TOUR since Davis Love III captured his 21st win at the 2015 Wyndham Championship. 2016 Season Finished No. 195 in the FedExCup standings, failing to advance to the Playoffs for the fourth consecutive season. Failed to record a top-10 finish for just the third season on TOUR, with a T26 at the Puerto Rico Open at Coco Beach his best outing. In the Web.com Tour Finals, finished inside the top 25 in each of the three events contested to finish 23rd on the Web.com Tour priority list. DAP Championship: Among his three top-25 finishes in the Web.com Tour Finals was a T10 at the DAP Championship, the first event of the Web.com Tour Finals. the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide: Finished T61 at the Memorial Tournament where he was the only player to make an ace during the week, holing a 7-iron from 207 yards at No. 16 in the final round. 2015 Season Finished the Web.com Tour season with 13 starts, a win, three top-10s, five top-25s and 10 made cuts as he split his time between the Web.com Tour and PGA TOUR. Was 39th in the final priority-ranking order Finished the PGA TOUR season No. 192 in the FedExCup standings, missing the Playoffs for the third consecutive season. Made 10 PGA TOUR starts. Lone top-10 came at the Puerto Rico Open, his first top-10 showing since a fifth-place finish at the 2014 Barracuda Championship. Marked his highest finish in five starts at Trump International GC. Web.com Tour Championship: In the Finals, missed the cut in the first two events, finished T56 in Charlotte and closed with a T24 at the Web.com Tour Championship. WinCo Foods Portland Open presented by Kraft Heinz: Finished the Regular Season with a T13 at the WinCo Foods Portland Open and a 17th-place position in Regular Season earnings, ensuring his return to the PGA TOUR in 2015-16. Air Capital Classic presented by Aetna: In June, added another top-10, at the Air Capital Classic. Shot a pair of 66s in the second and third rounds after opening with an even-par 70. A final-round 69 left him T6 and moved him to eighth on the money list. BMW Charity Pro-Am Presented by SYNNEX Corporation: Captured his first Tour win with a wire-to-wire victory at the BMW Charity Pro-Am in mid-May. Established himself as the man to beat when he opened with back-to-back, 9-under 63s and led by four shots at the halfway mark. Was 20 under and ahead by two entering the final round at Thornblade Club. Was threatened but never relinquished the lead as he chalked up six birdies in his first 14 holes Sunday. Bounced back with a critical two-putt birdie at No. 16 after an errant tee shot on the par-5, 15th led to a bogey that cut his lead to one at the time. Closed with a pair of pars to wind up with a 25-under-par score of 261 and two better than Texan Kelly Kraft, who kept pace with his own 5-under 66. Victory came in his 85th career Tour start and was worth $121,500, which jumped him from No. 72 to No. 8 on the money list after nine of 21 Regular Season events. Win came at age 45 years, 7 months, 24 days. His 261 total was the third lowest on Tour during the year. He was one of only two wire-to-wire winners ( at the Boise Open the other). Colombia Championship Presented by Claro: On the Web.com Tour, in the second event of the year, sandwiched middle rounds of 66 around an opening-day 72 and a closing 69 to finish T8 at the Colombia Championship in Bogota. : Shot a final-round, course record, 10-under 61 at The Australian Golf Course in Sydney to finish fourth in the 2015 Australian Open. 2014 Season Played in 16 Web.com Tour events, making 11 cuts. Had two top-10s and five top-25s. Finished the Regular Season 38th on the money list. Two finishes came in June, at the Air Capital Classic (T10), and in July, at the Midwest Classic (T11). Was 25th in the Tour's All-Around Ranking. On the PGA TOUR, made the cut in four of seven starts, finishing No. 203 in the FedExCup standings. Hotel Fitness Championship: Opened the Web.com Tour Finals with a T19 at the Hotel Fitness Championship. Had two missed cuts and a T46 in the other three. Barracuda Championship: Best finish, a 5th, came at the Barracuda Championship in Reno, where he compiled 11 points each in the first and final rounds of the Modified scoring event. It was his best finish on the PGA TOUR since a T8 at the 2012 . WNB Golf Classic: Best finish, a T2, came in his third start in April, at the WNB Golf Classic in Midland, . Rounds of 66-69- 68 in the weather-shortened event (heavy wind) resulted in his best Web.com Tour or PGA TOUR finish since a T2 at another Texas event, the 2008 Crowne Plaza Invitational in Fort Worth. Emirates Australian Open: In his homeland, made three PGA Tour of Australasia appearances, highlighted by a runner-up in the Emirates Australian Open in late November, six back of runner-away winner . 2013 Season Made seven of 16 PGA TOUR cuts and did not record a top-25 finish for the first time since the 2001 season. Finished No. 194 in the FedExCup standings. Played in all four Web.com Tour Finals events but was not able to improve his status for the 2013-14 season. 2012 Season Qualified for the FedExCup Playoffs for the fifth time in six years but failed to advance past the first event, at The Barclays. Finished No. 107 in the FedExCup standings. Farmers Insurance Open: Was T8 at the Farmers Insurance Open, with rounds of 64-75-68-71. It was just his second top-10 in nine starts at the event and only top-10 of the season. Australian PGA Championship: Contended at the Australian PGA Championship. Shot a pair of 69s on the weekend to T2 at the Palmer Coolum Resort in Queensland, four shots behind winner Daniel Popovic. Emirates Australian Open: Finished T10 in December at the Emirates Australian Open at the Lakes GC in Sydney. 2011 Season Enjoyed six top-25 finishes, including two, back-to-back top 10s in 21 starts on TOUR. HP Byron Nelson Championship: Came back the following week with a T8 at the HP Byron Nelson Championship, the first time he's had back-to-back top 10s in stroke-play events since 2006 when he was T8 at the HP Byron Nelson Championship and was solo third at Colonial. Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial: Making his sixth start of the season, finished T10 at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial for his first top-10 performance since the 2009 Turning Stone Resort Championship. 2010 Season Did not record a top-10 for the first time in his nine-year TOUR career. Finished outside the top 125 for the first time. John Deere Classic: Best finish was T15 at the John Deere Classic. 2009 Season Posted three top-10s. Turning Stone Resort Championship: Posted a T7 at Turning Stone Resort Championship for his third top-10 this season and 32nd of his career. Legends Reno-Tahoe Open: Held 18-hole lead with a 5-under 67 at the Legends Reno-Tahoe Open, eventually finishing eighth. Played the par-5 11th hole even par for the week going birdie, quadruple bogey, birdie and eagle. World Golf Championships-CA Championship: Finished T9 at the World Golf Championships-CA Championship with a pair of 71s on the weekend. 2008 Season Recorded five top-10 finishes, including the first second-place finish of his nine-year career on TOUR. AT&T National: Fifth top-10 of the season was T3 at the AT&T National. Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial: Best finish was a T2 at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial. Was tied with Phil Mickelson and for the lead at 13-under with one hole remaining before Mickelson, in the final pairing with Pampling, birdied the 72nd hole from the left trees. The finish marked the fourth consecutive year he finished in the top 12 at Colonial CC in Fort Worth, Texas. World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship: Finished T9 in the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship, falling to Vijay Singh in 25 holes in the third round. 2007 Season Fifth consecutive season with more than $1 million in earnings and at least nine top-25 finishes. Finished the season ranked third in eagles with 14. the Memorial Tournament presented by Morgan Stanley: Finished T3 at the Memorial Tournament after taking a three- stroke lead into the final round. Eagle at the par-5 15th on Sunday tied him for the lead, but a bogey at the par-4 17th dropped him two shots behind winner K.J. Choi. Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial: 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 at that event in the same round. EDS Byron Nelson Championship: Posted a T10 at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship. It was his best finish since the 2006 Chrysler Championship (T6). 2006 Season 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. Made the cut in three of the four majors. Best finish was T16 at the Masters. Chrysler Championship: Sixth top-10 was a T6 at the Chrysler Championship, the final full-field event of the season. The INTERNATIONAL: The 2004 winner finished T10 at The INTERNATIONAL, his third consecutive top-10 at Castle Pines GC (T6 in 2005). Bank of America Colonial: 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 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. EDS Byron Nelson Championship: Finished T8 at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship, his first top-10 in five appearances in Irving, Texas. Bay Hill Invitational Presented by MasterCard: Picked up his second career TOUR win with a one-stroke victory over 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 3½ 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 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. Buick Invitational: Shared third-round lead at the Buick Invitational with Sergio Garcia at 11-under 205. Finished T10. 2005 Season MCI Heritage: 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. Masters Tournament: Posted first career major championship top-10 with T5 in first start at the Masters. Along with , led contingent of eight Aussies playing in Augusta. 2004 Season 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 Season 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 Season One of six Web.com Tour graduates from class of 2001 to retain TOUR card, finishing in the top 100 in rookie season. Tampa Bay Classic presented by Buick: Best showing of the season was a T4 at the Tampa Bay Classic. 2001 Season Led the Web.com 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 runner-up finishes and two thirds. 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. BUY.COM Inland Empire Open: Came out on short side of three-man playoff with and winner D.A. Points at Inland Empire Open. BUY.COM Hershey Open: Lost playoff to John Rollins at Hershey Open after matching course record with 7-under 64 during final round. 2000 Season Played in 24 events on the Web.com Tour, with three top-25s. 1999 Season The Open Championship: First-round leader at The Open Championship. Shot an even-par 71 Carnoustie, , then missed the cut after posting a second-round 86. Canon Challenge: Won the Canon Challenge on the Australasian Tour. 1998 Season Open: Finished second at the on the Australasian Tour.

Tournament Results 2015 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Smylie Kaufman 2015 Champion

Height: 6 ft, 2 in Weight: 175 lbs College: State University Turned Pro: 2014 Birthplace: Birmingham, Alabama Birthday: 11/30/1991 PGA TOUR Victories: 2015 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open

Career Highlights In his rookie season, advanced to the FedExCup Playoffs with four top-10 finishes in 25 regular season starts, including a victory in the second event of season at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open. Was No. 33 heading into third FedExCup Playoffs event but T56 at BMW Championship contributed to missing the TOUR Championship, ending the season at No. 43 in the standings…Claimed his first top-10 finish, a T10, in his first start as a PGA TOUR member at the Frys.com Open. Opened and closed with 4-under 68s to finish at 11-under 277 in the season's first event…The following week, carded a final-round 10-under 61 (which came 2½ hours before the final group holed out) to finish the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open at 16-under 268, winning on the PGA TOUR for the first time by one stroke over six players. In the process, he became the 10th player since 2000 to post his first career victory at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, joining Phil Tataurangi (2002), Andre Stolz (2004), Wes Short, Jr. (2005), Troy Matteson (2006), George McNeill (2007), Marc Turnesa (2008), Martin Laird (2009), Kevin Na (2011) and Ben Martin (2014-15). His closing-61 (equaling the best final round ever in Las Vegas) marked the lowest finish on TOUR by a winner since closed the 2012 McGladrey Classic with a 10-under 60. His final-round, seven-stroke, come-from-behind victory marked the largest in Las Vegas and the largest on TOUR since Gainey came from the same number back to win in Sea Island in 2012. Joined Emiliano Grillo (Frys.com Open) as rookie winners to start the season, marking the first back-to-back rookie winners on TOUR since 2011 when won the Masters and Brendan Steele won the . The victory came in his fifth career PGA TOUR start (second as a member) at age 23 years, 10 months, 25 days, making him the fifth consecutive winner under age 30 to win the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open. Since the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open moved to a 72-hole event in 2004 (12 events), he became the first champion who failed to record all four rounds in the 60s, carding scores of 67-72-68-61 for the week…In his first start in a World Golf Championships event, finished T8 at the World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship, marking his third top-10 of the season…Following a missed cut in his third major appearance at the U.S. Open, notched his fourth top-10 of the season the following week at the Quicken Loans National. Earned is first trip to The Open Championship based on his FedExCup ranking at the conclusion of the Quicken Loans National…Missed the cut at Royal Troon in The Open Championship…Was one of seven rookies to qualify for the FedExCup Playoffs.

2015: Finished the Web.com Tour season with 20 starts, one win, a runner-up, five top-10s, seven top-25s and 10 cuts made. Led the Tour in Birdie or Better Conversion Percentage (37.2 percent).

Was 13th in the final priority-ranking order

Missed the cut in his first three starts as a member to open the season, then recorded back-to-back T4s at the Chitimacha Louisiana Open and El Bosque Opened with 71-68 in Louisiana and was T43 after 36 holes. Had a eagle-birdie-birdie run on Nos. 7-9 on Saturday, leading to a 66. Added another 66 on Sunday that included a second eagle in as many days on the par-5 7th hole The next day, he successfully Monday-qualified for the PGA TOUR's Shell Houston Open. Shot rounds of 73-72 at the GC of Houston later that week to miss the cut

At El Bosque, was four off the lead after 54 holes lead. Made three final-round bogeys that derailed his run at victory.

Earned his first career title in only his sixth start with a five-shot win at the United Leasing Championship in early May. Matched the Victoria National GC course record with an 8-under 64 in Saturday's third round and grabbed a four-shot lead after 54 holes. Smylie chalked up three consecutive birdies starting at the second hole Sunday to increase his lead to eight shots over his nearest challenger. He was never in serious danger of losing the lead the rest of the day. Stumbled on the back nine with double bogeys at Nos. 12 and 16 and saw his lead drop to four strokes briefly. Late bogeys by others resulted in his winning margin. Picked up a check for $108,000 and moved from No. 28 to No. 4 on the money list through eight of 21 regular-season events. Became the third rookie winner and sixth first-time winner on Tour this season Would miss cuts in five of his next seven starts.

Played the PGA TOUR's Barbasol Championship in July as a sponsor exemption. Finished T66 In August, solidified his standing on the money list with a runner up at the Price Cutter Charity Championship. Positioned himself for a Sunday run with a bogey-free 65 Saturday that assured him a spot in the final pairing. Started the final round birdie-birdie and cut Dawie van der Walt's lead in half. He turned up the heat on the inward nine with an eagle on the par-5 11th hole. Bogeyed two of the next three but responded with a birdie at the last hole to break out of a four- way tie and grab solo second.

Finished the Regular Season sixth on the money list to secure his PGA TOUR card for the first time. In the first of four Web.com Tour Finals' events, finished T10 at the Hotel Fitness Championship, highlighted by a third- round 65, where he made 11 birdies, one short of tying the Web.com Tour all-time record.

Made one more Finals' cut, a T43 at the Small Business Connection Championship at River Run.

2014: Finished T67 at Web.com Tour Qualifying Tournament in December Qualified for the U.S. Open. Missed the cut in his first PGA TOUR start at Pinehurst Won one event on the Hopkins Tour (Crystal Lakes Classic).

Amateur: Was the 2011 Alabama State Amateur champion Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll team each year between 2011-14 In 2008, won the USGA-AJGA Presidents' Youth Leadership Award Was a freshman on LSU golf team when John Peterson and Andrew Loupe were seniors and followed their lead in terms of commitment and work ethic. "I learned what hard work really was, from those two guys."Was the 2011 Alabama State Amateur champion Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll team each year between 2011-14 In 2008, won the USGA-AJGA Presidents' Youth Leadership Award Was a freshman on LSU golf team when John Peterson and Andrew Loupe were seniors and followed their lead in terms of commitment and work ethic. "I learned what hard work really was, from those two guys."

Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money Smylie Kaufman 1 67 72 68 61 268 $1,152,000.00

Tournament Results 2014 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Ben Martin 2014 Champion

Height: 5 ft, 11 in Weight: 175 lbs College: Clemson University (2010, Financial Management) Turned Pro: 2010 Birthplace: Greenwood, Birthday: 08/26/1987

PGA TOUR Victories: 2014 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open

Career Highlights 2013-14: In second season on TOUR and first since 2011, made 13 of 26 cuts, with a career-best three top-10 finishes. All three top-10s were third-place finishes. Advanced to the FedExCup Playoffs for the first time in his career. Season ended by missing the cut at the Deutsche Bank Championship. Was one of six players to start the Deutsche Bank Championship inside the top 70 (63rd) in the FedExCup standings only to drop out of the FedExCup Playoffs.

Notched his best career finish on TOUR, at the Puerto Rico Open (third). Shot rounds of 68-67-70-66 to climb the leaderboard in the final round in Puerto Rico.

Claimed a T3 at the RBC Heritage after holding a share of the second-round lead with Jim Furyk and K.J. Choi. A third- round 70 dropped him down the leaderboard before a final-round 66 moved him two shots off Matt Kuchar’s winning score.

Finished T3 at the Quicken Loans National, with rounds of 72-68-70-71. Missed the Justin Rose-Shawn Stefani playoff at Congressional CC by one shot.

2013: Earned his first career win with a playoff victory at the rain-delayed United Leasing Championship in late June. Fired a 5-under 67 in the final round to get to 11-under 277. Was tied at the end of regulation with , and Billy Hurley, but a nearly four-hour rain delay prevented the start of the playoff. Was first off the tee Monday morning in the playoff and hit 3-wood into the fairway and then watched as Affrunti hit into the high rough and both Hall and Hurley hit tee shots into the water on the right. Hit 6-iron to 22 feet and two-putted for par and the title. First-place check of $108,000 moved him from No. 21 to No. 4 on the money list after 14 events.

Two weeks after his victory, and in his next start, he was back in contention, this time at the outside Salt Lake City. Shot rounds of 67-63-67-66 to finish at 21-under, a stroke out of the -Hall playoff. Had a putt on the 18th hole to force a tie, but his effort came up short.

Earned his first top-10 finish of the year with a T8 at the rain-shortened Stadion Classic at UGA in early May.

Was T4 at The in June.

Added a T6 at the in July when he fired a final-round 63 to move up the leaderboard. Finished three shots out of a playoff. Continued his torrid summer with his second win of the season a week later at the near Pittsburgh, giving him two wins in six weeks. Never far from the lead the first two days at Southpointe GC, his third-round 67 gave him a four-shot lead heading into the final day. Bogeyed the last two holes Saturday to see his lead drop from six. Started quickly with three birdies in his first five holes Sunday and quickly opened an eight-stroke advantage. Consecutive bogeys at Nos. 6 and 7, followed by a string of pars, saw his lead drop to two as former U.S. Amateur champion Kelly Kraft was making a charge. Final round turned when he chipped in for an eagle-2 at the 311- yard 15th hole about the same time Kraft was bogeying the 16th, returning his lead to five shots. Closed bogey-birdie- birdie to wind up 17-under and five better than Kraft, who collected 10 birdies en route to a 7-under 64. First-place check of $121,500 moved him to No. 2 on the money list at the time, the position he would finish the Regular Season in, allowing him to secure his 2013-14 PGA TOUR card.

Finished T3 at the Chiquita Classic, the second event in the Web.com Tour Finals series. Bounced back after a T32 finish a week earlier at the Hotel Fitness Championship. Posted four rounds below par at River Run CC near Charlotte and was boosted in the last round by four consecutive birdies, starting at No. 9.

Closed with a 4-under 67 in the final round of the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Championship to jump into a T4. Moved to No. 9 in the Finals’ priority ranking, with just one event left on the schedule, eventually finishing 10th on the chart.

Finished 2013 in the top-5 in five statistical categories: 1st in All-Around Ranking, 2nd in Scoring Average (69.00), 3rd in Birdie Average (4.42) and Greens in Regulation Percentage (74.27), and T4 in Total Driving. Also recorded the most birdies on Tour, 358.

2012: Made the cut in 10 of 24 starts and had a pair of top-10 finishes and seven top-25s.

Was T6 at the Midwest Classic in Kansas City, where he carded all four rounds in the 60s Finished solo third at the Winn-Dixie Jacksonville Open, which jumped him from 94 to 60 on the money list. Earned a place in the Web.com Tour Championship field. Carded all four rounds under par at TPC Sawgrass’ Dye’s Valley Course, making him the second player in tournament history to do that.

Closed the year with four more sub-par scores and a T13 at the Web.com Tour Championship, which moved him up six spots, to No. 54 on the final money list.

2011: In his rookie year on the PGA TOUR, claimed three top-25 finishes in 25 starts on TOUR Held a share of the first-round lead for the first time in his career when he was one of a TOUR-record nine players tied for the lead after 18 holes at the Northern Trust Open. Missed the cut after a second-round 80.

Earned first top-10 of his PGA TOUR career in his 20th start of the season, with a T6 at the Reno-Tahoe Open.

Missed the cut in his only two Web.com Tour starts.

Amateur: Finalist at the 2009 U.S. Amateur, losing, 7 and 5, to Byeon-Hun An of South Korea. Earned honorable mention All-American honors in 2010. Three-time All-Atlantic Coast Conference selection, including becoming one of just four golfers at Clemson to earn the honor as a freshman. Was the individual medalist at 2010 Furman Invitational. Three-time selection to the academic all-ACC team and became the first golfer in Clemson history to earn All-ACC and academic all-ACC honors during his freshman season. Was also a two-time all-state selection while competing for Greenwood High School.

Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money Ben Martin 1 68 66 62 68 264 $1,116,000.00 Kevin Streelman 2 71 67 63 65 266 $669,600.00 3 65 67 66 70 268 $421,600.00 Brooks Koepka T4 69 68 64 68 269 $256,266.67 Webb Simpson T4 69 65 67 68 269 $256,266.67 Jimmy Walker T4 69 69 62 69 269 $256,266.66 Tony Finau T7 68 65 70 67 270 $193,233.34 David Hearn T7 70 66 66 68 270 $193,233.33 T7 67 67 67 69 270 $193,233.33 Scott Brown T10 70 67 68 66 271 $137,433.34 Adam Hadwin T10 67 72 69 63 271 $137,433.34 Spencer Levin T10 71 63 68 69 271 $137,433.33 Hideki Matsuyama T10 66 71 68 66 271 $137,433.33 T10 67 68 67 69 271 $137,433.33 T10 71 67 67 66 271 $137,433.33 T16 71 68 66 67 272 $102,300.00 Nick Watney T16 68 69 69 66 272 $102,300.00 Jason Bohn T18 68 68 66 71 273 $68,014.00 Alex Cejka T18 69 68 65 71 273 $68,014.00 Jim Herman T18 68 72 62 71 273 $68,014.00 Charles Howell III T18 70 69 67 67 273 $68,014.00 T18 68 72 65 68 273 $68,014.00 Martin Laird T18 64 70 68 71 273 $68,014.00 T18 69 70 69 65 273 $68,014.00 John Senden T18 70 68 68 67 273 $68,014.00 Andrew Svoboda T18 66 67 67 73 273 $68,014.00 Hudson Swafford T18 69 67 68 69 273 $68,014.00 Erik Compton T28 69 70 67 68 274 $42,160.00 T28 72 67 68 67 274 $42,160.00 Ryo Ishikawa T28 72 68 67 67 274 $42,160.00 Jonathan Randolph T28 68 71 66 69 274 $42,160.00 Kevin Stadler T28 67 70 67 70 274 $42,160.00 T33 69 70 70 66 275 $30,724.45 William McGirt T33 68 71 68 68 275 $30,724.45 T33 67 65 73 70 275 $30,724.45 Brendan Steele T33 68 70 69 68 275 $30,724.45 Jonathan Byrd T33 69 69 66 71 275 $30,724.44 T33 64 75 66 70 275 $30,724.44 Bill Lunde T33 68 68 66 73 275 $30,724.44 George McNeill T33 71 63 70 71 275 $30,724.44 T33 66 72 68 69 275 $30,724.44 Tim Clark T42 68 67 72 69 276 $20,495.43 Brendon de Jonge T42 70 68 69 69 276 $20,495.43 Jarrod Lyle T42 66 71 70 69 276 $20,495.43 T42 68 70 67 71 276 $20,495.43 T42 72 66 71 67 276 $20,495.43 Wes Roach T42 67 67 70 72 276 $20,495.43 John Merrick T42 69 70 65 72 276 $20,495.42 Andres Gonzales T49 70 68 70 69 277 $15,301.60 Whee Kim T49 71 68 70 68 277 $15,301.60 Troy Merritt T49 72 68 67 70 277 $15,301.60 Alex Prugh T49 71 69 66 71 277 $15,301.60 Vijay Singh T49 67 71 67 72 277 $15,301.60 T54 71 68 67 72 278 $14,322.00 T54 73 67 68 70 278 $14,322.00 Steven Alker T56 70 69 70 70 279 $13,764.00 T56 70 70 68 71 279 $13,764.00 Wes Homan T56 68 72 67 72 279 $13,764.00 Kevin Kisner T56 70 65 72 72 279 $13,764.00 T56 73 66 69 71 279 $13,764.00 Nick Taylor T56 71 65 73 70 279 $13,764.00 T56 66 68 75 70 279 $13,764.00 Derek Ernst T63 70 69 70 71 280 $13,082.00 Brice Garnett T63 68 70 70 72 280 $13,082.00 Sean O’Hair T63 71 69 67 73 280 $13,082.00 T63 74 65 70 71 280 $13,082.00 T67 69 68 72 72 281 $12,648.00 Dudley Hart T67 74 65 67 75 281 $12,648.00 Tom Hoge T67 68 72 69 72 281 $12,648.00 Byron Smith 70 71 69 69 74 283 $12,400.00 J.J. Henry 71 71 69 68 76 284 $12,276.00

Tournament Results 2013 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Webb Simpson 2013 Champion

Height: 6 ft, 2 in Weight: 185 lbs College: Wake Forest University (2008, Religion) Turned Pro: 2008 Birthplace: Raleigh, North Carolina Birthday: 08/08/1985 PGA TOUR Victories: 2011 Deutsche Bank Championship 2011 Wyndham Championship 2012 U.S. Open 2013 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open

Career Highlights 2013: Made the cut in 21 of 25 events, with an 11th-place finish in the FedExCup (the second-best performance of his career). Season highlighted by a runner-up finish at the RBC Heritage.

Finished T6 at the Northern Trust Open for his first top-10 of the season.

Second top-10 of the year came the following week, at the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship. After finishing T33 in 2012 in his only other start in the event, improved to T5 after losing to defending champion , 1-up, in the quarterfinals.

Fell to 1-3 in playoffs on the PGA TOUR when his 7-foot, 1-inch par putt on the first playoff hole at the RBC Heritage missed and led to Graeme McDowell's second PGA TOUR victory. The runner-up finish was the fourth of his career, with the three previous all coming in 2011.

Finished T5 at the Travelers Championship with rounds of 65-69-72-65. It was his first top-10 in six career Hartford starts.

Tied the Oak Hill CC record with a 64 in the morning wave of the second round at the PGA Championship, but shot a 63 in the afternoon to take over the course record. The competitive course record of 64 on the East Course at Oak Hill was also held by Ben Hogan in the 1942 Rochester Open and by Curtis Strange in the 1989 U.S. Open. Previous-best round in a major was a 66 at both the 2011 U.S. Open (T14) and 2011 Open Championship (T16). Went on to finish T25 at the PGA Championship.

Was chosen as a captain's pick by Fred Couples for the U.S. team in The . Finished No. 11 in The Presidents Cup points list to just miss on an automatic qualifying spot.

Finished solo fourth-, including a final-round, 7-under 63 (the low round of the week)-at the TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola. It was his fifth top-10 finish of the year.

Turned in a 2-1-2 record in five Presidents Cup matches in the U.S.'s three-point triumph over the International team.

2012: Finished No. 16 in the FedExCup standings

Opened his season in a similar way to the previous year. The No. 2 man in the 2011 FedExCup shot a final-round, 5- under 68 for a T3 finish at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions.

A month later, opened with a 6-under 65 at the Waste Management Phoenix Open as the highest-ranked player in the field at the time (No. 6). Went on to T8.

Posted his third top-10 of the season with a T10 at the Transitions Championship despite having to withdraw from the pro-am with food poisoning. Carded four rounds in the 60s at the Copperhead Course for the second-consecutive year and has posted 10 sub-70 scores in 14-career rounds.

Finished fourth at the Wells Fargo Championship after holding a share of the first-round lead and sole possession of the third-round lead. Just missed a long putt on No. 18 for birdie to join the playoff. Made his fourth start at the Wells Fargo Championship (missed cut in 2009, missed cut in 2010 and T21 in 2011). Had gone 220 consecutive holes on TOUR without recording a three-putt until he did so at the par-4 11th hole at Quail Hollow Club in the final round Entered the final round of the U.S. Open trailing Jim Furyk and Graeme McDowell by four strokes but carded a 2-under 68 to finish 1-over 281, good enough for a one-stroke win over McDowell and Michael Thompson. It was his first major championship title. Joined Jack Fleck, , Scott Simpson and Lee Janzen as come-from-behind winners of the five U.S. Opens held at The Olympic Club. After two early bogeys, tallied three consecutive birdies on Nos. 6-8 and another on No. 10 before closing with eight pars to win for the third time on the PGA TOUR. Added his name to the list of Dustin Johnson (six), Sean O'Hair (four), Anthony Kim (three) and Rory McIlroy (three) as players in their 20s with three or more TOUR wins. His win is the sixth in the last eight majors by a player under age 30. Became just the third American winner of the U.S. Open since 2004, joining 2008 champion Tiger Woods and 2009 winner Lucas Glover. Also became the first player to win the U.S. Open in his second start (T14 in 2011) since in 1976. The win, his first top-10 in his fifth major championship appearance, gives him a 10-year exemption into the U.S. Open, five-year exemptions to the Masters, PGA Championship, The Open Championship and PLAYERS, as well as a five-year exemption on the PGA TOUR.

Held the second- and third-round leads at The Greenbrier Classic and entered the final nine holes with a one-stroke lead for a second consecutive year. Again struggled on the closing nine, carding a 4-over 40 to finish T7. Played his first 65 holes with just one bogey but had four in his final seven holes. Recorded his 13th top-10 since last year's Greenbrier Classic, the most on TOUR.

Did not play in The Open Championship due to the pending birth of his daughter Willow. Also missed the RBC Canadian Open and World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational after daughter was born.

Jumped out to a share of the first-round lead at the BMW Championship with a 64, but finished T51 after three over-par closing rounds.

A 4-under 66 equaled the best final round at the TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola, giving him a career-best T5 finish at the event and a 16th-place showing in the FedExCup.

Finished 2-2 in his first Ryder Cup appearance for the U.S. team. Lost, 2 and 1, to Ian Poulter in his singles match as the European team won the biennial competition.

2011: Turned in a career year with his first two TOUR wins and No. 2 finishes in the FedExCup standings and money list. Made 23 of 26 cuts with 21 top-25 finishes and 12 top-10 finishes. Three runner-up finishes included two playoff losses. Made the largest one-season earnings jump in TOUR history when he went from $972,962 in 2010 to $6,683,214, an increase of $5,374,391.

Closed with a pair of 4-under 67s at the TPC Scottsdale to earn T8 honors at the Waste Management Phoenix Open in his fourth start of the season.

At the Transitions Championship, he recorded the best result of his PGA TOUR career and first runner-up finish, ending one-shot behind Gary Woodland. Arrived at the 72nd hole tied with Woodland at 15-under but carded a bogey when his approach shot from a fairway bunker landed over the green and was unable to convert the up-and-down, a 20-foot par putt. One of only two players in the field to post four-consecutive sub-70 rounds, he led the field in Putting, with 24.2 per round.

Second runner-up finish of the year came after a two-hole playoff loss to Bubba Watson at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Eagled the par-5 second hole in the final round in the final group with Watson, who also eagled the hole. Was assessed a one-stroke penalty on the 15th green. He had missed his 40-foot birdie putt and walked to tap in par putt from 1 foot. After taking his stance and grounding his , he started his stroke when the ball moved, a violation of Rule 18-2.B. After consulting with rules officials, he was required to replace the ball in its original position and add one stroke to his score. Was at 16-under at the time and leading Watson by one shot. The penalty resulted in a bogey-5 and dropped him into a tie with Watson at 15-under, before the playoff ensued.

Finished T7 at the Memorial Tournament for his first top 10 in three starts at the Memorial. Final-round 68 was his first round in the 60s at Muirfield Village GC out of 10 career rounds.

Fired a season-best, 6-under 64 in the third round of the AT&T National en route to collecting his fifth top-10 of the season, a career best.

Continued to add to his top-10 performances with a T9 at The Greenbrier Classic, just two strokes out of a three-man playoff won by . Shared the second-round lead with Brendon de Jonge at 7-under before rounds of 69-70 led to his 14th top 25 in 16 weekend appearances.

Won his first TOUR event by three shots at the Wyndham Championship, with rounds of 66-65-64-67. The Wake Forest graduate moved to No. 3 in the FedExCup standings entering the Playoffs. Is the 16th first-time winner in the 71-year history of the Wyndham Championship. He became the third straight first-time winner in Greensboro, joining Ryan Moore in 2009 and Arjun Atwal in 2010. He was 13-under-par on Nos. 10-18 and 10-under on the par-5s during the week. He finished first in Strokes Gained–Putting, gaining 8.411 strokes on the field. He led after the third round and went onto victory. His only other previous 54-hole lead/co-lead was a tie for first with eventual champion Bubba Watson at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans earlier in the season. He won in his third start at the Wyndham Championship: 2009 (missed cut) and 2010 (T8). Became the seventh different winner of the Wyndham Championship from an ACC school. He is the third Wake Forest graduate to win the Wyndham Championship. in 1983 and Scott Hoch in 2001 also won there.

Came back the following week after his win in Greensboro with a T10 at The Barclays. After opening with a 71, he closed with rounds of 66-63 to fall just one spot to No. 4 in the FedExCup standings. Finish at The Barclays was his eighth top-10 and 16th top-25 finish of the season (21 starts), more than his combined career totals in each category entering the season (six top-10 and 15 top-25 finishes).

Two weeks after his win in Greensboro, he birdied the second-extra hole to defeat Chez Reavie at the Deutsche Bank Championship, becoming the first player since Ernie Els in 2010 to win twice in a three-week span. Took over the top spot in the FedExCup standings (moving from No. 4) with four rounds in the 60s and a 72-hole total of 15-under 269. Final round consisted of a front-nine, 6-under 30, tying the front-nine scoring record at TPC Boston. Closed with a birdie on No. 18 to finish regulation and then birdied both playoff holes.

Finished fifth at the BMW Championship in his second career start at the event (T61 in 2009). Retained the No. 1 spot in the FedExCup standings heading into the TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola, where he would eventually finish second in the season-long race.

Jumped out to the first-round lead at the McGladrey Classic with a 7-under 63, equaling his career-low round. Added rounds of 67-69-66 to finish regulation tied with Ben Crane at 15-under. Missed a 4-foot par putt on the second extra hole, leading to his third runner-up finish of the season. His record fell to 1-2 in career playoffs. Entered the week $68,971 behind for the top spot on the official money list (which guarantees a five-year exemption on the PGA TOUR), but with his runner-up performance moved ahead of Donald by $363,029 as both players headed to the season-ending Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Classic.

Despite four rounds in the 60s at the Disney World event, a last-minute addition to his schedule, he couldn't hold off a hard-charging Donald, who claimed the victory and the money title.

Rounds of 68-69-69-69 was good enough for T6 honors, his sixth top-10 finish in his last seven starts. He played with Donald for all four rounds.

One of six rookies on U.S. Presidents Cup team, posting a 3-2-0 record for the victorious squad captained by Fred Couples. 2010: Finished inside the top 100 on the money list in sophomore year on TOUR, recording two top-10s. Played in the first two Playoff events.

Just down the road from alma mater Wake Forest, his first top-10 finish came in the form of a T8 at the Wyndham Championship on the strength of a final-round, career-low 63.

Recorded his second top-10 of the season with a T4 at the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, aided by a third-round 64. Took the lead on back nine Sunday after back-to-back birdies on No. 15 and No. 16 to get to 22- under, before hitting tee shot into water hazard and recording a double-bogey at the par-3 17th hole to finish one stroke out of a playoff. 2009: Recorded four top-10s in his rookie season on the PGA TOUR and placed 70th on the money list Began his season with a 4-under 66, just one off the first-round lead at the Sony Open in Hawaii, on his way to a T9 finish.

Came back the following week with five rounds in the 60s, including a 64 in the third round, to finish T5 at the 50th Bob Hope Classic hosted by Arnold Palmer.

Next top-10 finish came at The Barclays where he finished eighth after holding the 36-hole lead (by two strokes) for the first time in his TOUR career. Jumped from No. 85 to No. 41 in the FedExCup standings after The Barclays to be the leading rookie in the PGA TOUR Playoffs, eventually finishing 62nd in the standings.

Final-round 65 earned him his fourth top-10 of the year, a T7 at the Turning Stone Resort Championship. 2008: Turned pro after completing a stellar amateur career at Wake Forest. Finished T7 at the PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament to earn rookie card for 2009.

Made three of six cuts on the PGA TOUR, with a best finish of T31 as an amateur in his PGA TOUR debut at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Received Sponsor Exemption for his amateur record.

Turned pro in June and T64 in his professional debut at the Stanford St. Jude Championship.

Also T37 at the Travelers Championship the following week.

Played eight events on the Web.com Tour, with two runner-up finishes, four behind Colt Knost at the Price Cutter Charity Championship in late July and losing a playoff to Arjun Atwal at the Chattanooga Classic in mid-October. Finished T11 at the Web.com Tour Championship at TPC Craig Ranch to finish 45th on the money list with $148,991. Amateur: Three-time All-American for Wake Forest and four-time All-ACC. ACC Player of the Year as a senior in 2008. Set a new ACC Tournament record of 14-under 202 in 2008, bettering the mark of 204 set by former Wake Forest star and PGA TOUR veteran in 1980.

Member of the victorious Walker Cup team in 2007 that defeated Great Britain and Ireland at Royal County Down GC in Newcastle, . Also a member of the Palmer Cup Team.

Won the 2007 Southern Amateur at Pinehurst and the Dogwood Amateur in .

Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money Webb Simpson 1 64 63 67 66 260 $1,080,000.00 Jason Bohn T2 67 64 69 66 266 $528,000.00 Ryo Ishikawa T2 67 66 68 65 266 $528,000.00 Charley Hoffman 4 66 70 67 64 267 $288,000.00 T5 69 64 71 64 268 $210,750.00 T5 65 66 67 70 268 $210,750.00 Charles Howel III T5 67 69 67 65 268 $210,750.00 Troy Matteson T5 67 69 68 64 268 $210,750.00 Freddie Jacobson T9 67 67 71 64 269 $162,000.00 Ryan Moore T9 69 63 69 68 269 $162,000.00 Jeff Overton T9 63 68 68 70 269 $162,000.00 Carl Pettersson T12 68 67 69 66 270 $126,000.00 Brendon Todd T12 67 68 67 68 270 $126,000.00 Jimmy Walker T12 71 68 64 67 270 $126,000.00 T15 66 71 67 67 271 $87,150.00 Greg Chalmers T15 67 68 69 67 271 $87,150.00 Ken Duke T15 73 65 68 65 271 $87,150.00 J.J. Henry T15 60 71 70 70 271 $87,150.00 Will MacKenzie T15 70 68 68 65 271 $87,150.00 Sean O’Hair T15 66 72 63 70 271 $87,150.00 Brian Stuard T15 68 65 70 68 271 $87,150.00 Andrew Svoboda T15 68 67 67 69 271 $87,150.00 Stuart Appleby T23 70 68 65 69 272 $53,400.00 T23 68 66 71 67 272 $53,400.00 Robert Garrigus T23 69 70 66 67 272 $53,400.00 Vijay Singh T23 67 69 70 66 272 $53,400.00 Daniel Summerhays T23 66 68 68 70 272 $53,400.00 James Driscoll T28 63 72 71 67 273 $43,500.00 William McGirt T28 71 66 64 72 273 $43,500.00 Jose Coceres T30 67 70 67 70 274 $36,450.00 Max Homa T30 69 70 68 67 274 $36,450.00 John Huh T30 69 70 69 66 274 $36,450.00 Russell Knox T30 67 65 69 73 274 $36,450.00 Kevin Stadler T30 70 65 69 70 274 $36,450.00 Hudson Swafford T30 68 69 70 67 274 $36,450.00 Briny Baird T36 70 69 65 71 275 $28,875.00 Chad Campbell T36 71 66 70 68 275 $28,875.00 Chris Kirk T36 68 70 70 67 275 $28,875.00 T36 68 68 69 70 275 $28,875.00 Harris English T40 69 67 70 70 276 $24,600.00 Zach Johnson T40 69 70 70 67 276 $24,600.00 Jhonattan Vegas T40 68 67 68 73 276 $24,600.00 Justin Hicks T43 71 65 72 69 277 $19,800.00 Morgan Hoffmann T43 67 67 71 72 277 $19,800.00 Richard Lee T43 70 69 67 71 277 $19,800.00 Kevin Penner T43 71 65 72 69 277 $19,800.00 Cameron Tringale T43 66 71 69 71 277 $19,800.00 T48 65 68 71 74 278 $15,264.00 T48 71 68 72 67 278 $15,264.00 T48 70 67 69 72 278 $15,264.00 Billy Hurley III T48 69 70 66 73 278 $15,264.00 Nick Watney T48 73 66 66 73 278 $15,264.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money Brice Garnett T48 67 68 73 71 279 $13,890.00 Spencer Levin T53 69 69 72 69 279 $13,890.00 John Senden T53 65 66 71 77 279 $13,890.00 Marc Turnesa T53 68 69 71 71 279 $13,890.00 Jonathan Byrd T57 63 72 70 75 280 $13,320.00 Jim Herman T57 70 69 71 70 280 $13,320.00 Seung-Yul Noh T57 69 65 72 74 280 $13,320.00 Ted Potter, Jr. T57 69 68 73 70 280 $13,320.00 Brendan Steele T57 67 67 74 72 280 $13,320.00 Ben Crane T62 68 68 72 73 281 $12,840.00 Davis Love III T62 69 70 70 72 281 $12,840.00 George McNeill T62 70 67 71 73 281 $12,840.00 John Merrick T65 71 67 70 74 282 $12,540.00 Tyrone Van Aswegen T65 70 69 71 72 282 $12,540.00 Bryce Molder T67 65 73 72 73 283 $12,300.00 Kyle Reifers T67 69 68 71 75 283 $12,300.00 Geoff Ogilvy 69 71 67 75 71 284 $12,120.00 John Teater 70 69 69 74 74 286 $12,000.00 Will Claxton 71 66 73 73 75 287 $11,880.00

Tournament Results 2012 Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Ryan Moore 2012 Champion

Height: 5 ft, 9 in Weight: 170 lbs College: University of Nevada-Las Vegas (2005, Communications and Public Relations) Turned Pro: 2005 Birthplace: Tacoma, Washington Residence: Las Vegas, Nevada Birthday: 12/05/1982 PGA TOUR Victories: 2009 Wyndham Championship 2012 Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Best 2012 PGA TOUR Finishes

1 -- Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open T3 -- TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola T4 -- Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard T5 -- Wells Fargo Championship T8 -- Valero Texas Open, John Deere Classic T10 -- Deutsche Bank Championship, BMW Championship

Career Highlights 2012: Finished a career-best No. 11 in the FedExCup standings. Previous-best showing was No. 21 in 2010. In the first event following the Playoffs, he took advantage of a home-field advantage at the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open at TPC Summerlin in Las Vegas. In the first round, he holed out for an eagle-two at the par-4 15th en route to a course-record-tying, 10-under 61 to take a one-stroke lead over Brendon de Jonge. A 5-under 66 in the final round was good for a one-stroke victory over de Jonge, making him the first player to take a first-round lead at the event all the way to the winner's circle since the event was shortened to 72 holes in 2004. His second PGA TOUR win came less than a month before his wife, Nichole, was due to give birth to the couple's first child. Finished T4 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, with rounds of 71-71-71-70. Was one of two players (winner Tiger Woods was the other) with four under-par rounds. Recorded his third career hole-in-one on TOUR in the first round with a 5- iron from 201 yards on the seventh hole. Four weeks later, was one of just 11 players to break 70 in the final round of the Valero Texas Open. Claimed a T8, with Cameron Tringale and . The top-10 finish marked just his second start in the event (T53 in 2005). Finished T5 at the Wells Fargo Championship after holding a share of the first-round lead. Four rounds in the 60s was good for a T8 at the John Deere Classic in his fourth appearance at TPC Deere Run. Eagled the par-5 second hole in the first and third rounds on his way to a 14-under total, six strokes shy of Zach Johnson's winning score. Opened with a 7-under 64 and went on to finish T10 at the Deutsche Bank Championship for the second year in a row. Finished T10 at the BMW Championship and was one of two players to start the week outside the cut line for the TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola and advance to Atlanta. Started the week No. 35 and moved up to No. 28. After beginning the FedExCup Playoffs at No. 64 in the standings and climbing into the TOUR Championship field, finished T3 (his career-best seventh top-10 finish of the season) at East Lake to secure a career-best 11th-place finish in the FedExCup. Managed top-25 finishes in all four Playoffs events, including top 10s in the last three. Moved into a share of the lead with just three holes remaining at the TOUR Championship, but bogeys on his final three holes left him with the T3 finish. In only other TOUR Championship appearance, finished T9 (2010). 2011: Made 18 lof 22 cuts to go with four top 10s and nine top 25s. Four sub-par rounds led to a T4 at the Northern Trust Open, his first top-10 of the season. Posted second consecutive top 10 with a T5 at the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship. Defeated Francesco Molinari (3 and 1), K.J. Choi (5 and 4) and Nick Watney (19 holes) before falling to eventual champion Luke Donald (5 and 4) in the quarterfinals. Missed a 4-foot, 3-inch putt for par on the final hole of the Travelers Championship to fall out of a tie for the lead with Fredrik Jacobson and finish T2. His 7-under 63 left him in a tie with John Rollins at 19-under. Has posted a runner-up finish in six of his last seven years on TOUR (2011 Travelers Championship, 2010 AT&T National, 2008 HP Byron Nelson Championship, 2007 Memorial Tournament, 2006 Travelers Championship and 2005 RBC Canadian Open). The one year during that stretch that he failed to record a second-place finish was the same year he posted his only victory (2009 Wyndham Championship). Made his sixth start at the Travelers Championship, including runner-up finishes during his inaugural start in 2006 and again this year. His other top finishes in Hartford included a T4 (2009) and T13 (2010). .Held a share of the second-round lead at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational before finishing T23. Making his sixth start at the Deutsche Bank Championship, recorded his first top 10 (T10). 2010: Claimed six top-10 finishes, including top-10s at the final two Playoffs events for the FedExCup. Finished T6 in his first start at the season-opening SBS Championship, five shots behind repeat winner Geoff Ogilvy. Finished T10 in his second start of the season at the Bob Hope Classic. Began the final round of the Memorial Tournament tied for 17th. Shot a 4-under 68 Sunday to climb 12 spots to T5. Finished second at the AT&T National, giving him runner-up finishes in five out of his last six years on TOUR (2010 AT&T National, 2008 HP Byron Nelson Championship, 2007 Memorial Tournament, 2006 Travelers Championship, 2005 RBC Canadian Open). The one year during that stretch that he failed to record a second-place finish was the same year he posted his only victory (2009 Wyndham Championship). As a result of his finish, gained entry into the 2010 Open Championship as the top finisher in the top five not otherwise eligible. Went on to miss the cut at St. Andrews. Carried a one-stroke lead into the final round of the BMW Championship, but a 2-over 73 left him T3 and three strokes behind tournament-winner Dustin Johnson. His effort was still good enough to earn a spot in the TOUR Championship, moving from No. 56 to No. 28 in the FedExCup standings. It represented his first top-10 finish in 11 Playoff starts. Began the week with a 6-under 65, including a Cog Hill G&CC record, 7-under 29 on the back nine. In his first TOUR Championship start, closed with a pair of rounds in the 60s (68-69) to finish T9 for his sixth top-10 of the season. 2009: Surpassed $2 million in earnings for the first time, notching his first victory and tallying six top-10s and nine top-25s. After missing the cut in 2007 and 2008 at the FBR Open, rallied in 2009 by firing four rounds in the 60s to finish T6. Recorded the second top-10 finish of his career in a major championship (T9 at 2006 PGA Championship) with a T10 at the U.S. Open, snapping a streak of three consecutive missed cuts. Followed U.S. Open week with a T4 at Travelers Championship, shooting four rounds in the 60s, including a final-round 64, his season low to date. Claimed his first PGA TOUR win with a birdie on the third hole of a sudden-death playoff to beat Kevin Stadler and Jason Bohn at the Wyndham Championship. After vaulting up the leaderboard with five consecutive birdies on the back nine, won it with a 6-foot birdie putt on No. 18 at Sedgefield CC. Stadler's second shot on the third playoff hole skipped off the back of the green. He chipped within 20 feet, but his putt drifted to the low side of the cup. Bohn was eliminated on the first playoff hole. All three players finished at 16-under 264 with Moore and Stadler making bogeys on the 72nd hole and Bohn shooting a final-round 62. Posted a T7 at Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, his fifth top-10 of the season. Kept his top-10 streak alive the following week in his adopted hometown of Scottsdale, Ariz., at the Frys.com Open after posting four consecutive rounds in the 60s to finish T8. His sixth top-10 finish of the year marked the most since garnering four in his rookie year of 2006. Finished third at the World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions in China. 2008: Earned more than $1.1 million for a third consecutive season and finished second in a tournament for the fourth consecutive year. Lost on third hole of a playoff to at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship when Scott sank a 48-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole. Moore's 15-foot birdie putt from the fringe then grazed the lip. Both players finished regulation at 7-under par, with Moore firing a final-round 68. 2007: In just his second season on TOUR, collected more than $1.5 million and three top-10 finishes, including a second at the Memorial Tournament. 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 on 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. 2006: Played in only 22 events due to an injury during the early part of the season. Underwent surgery to repair a fractured 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 . Finished with 67-69 after entering the weekend T42. 2005: Low amateur at the 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 G&CC 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 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 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 shot 286 in 1978. As reigning U.S. Amateur champion, earned exemption into U.S. Open at Pinehurst and The Open Championship 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. 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 . 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 GC north of Detroit. Defeated Lee Williamson 10 and 9 in the 36-hole final.

Two-time American Junior Golf Association All-America.

Personal Highlights In 2011, partnered with friends and family to form RMG Golf Course Management LLC (RMG Club). Designed to combat south Puget Sound's sagging golf economy, the RMG Club took over the ownership and day-to-day affairs of the Classic CC in Spanaway, McCormick Woods in Port Orchard and Oakbrook G&CC in Lakewood. “We want this to be a product that appeals to everyone,” Moore said. “We want people to have great facilities they can go play at a reasonable rate.” With three levels of unlimited golf memberships available, The RMG Club is designed to attract players of all skill levels.

Learned the game from his father "as soon as I could walk."

Has two brothers, Jeremy and Jason, and one sister, Alyssa.

Has served as host of the BMW Northwest Charity Skins Game at Chambers Bay in Washington State.

Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money Ryan Moore 1 61 68 65 66 260 $810,000.00 Brendon de Jonge 2 62 66 66 67 261 $486,000.00 3 64 64 66 70 264 $306,000.00 Jason Day 4 69 68 64 65 266 $216,000.00 Bill Lunde 5 67 69 67 66 269 $180,000.00 Richard Lee T6 66 68 71 65 270 $156,375.00 Scott Piercy T6 67 66 73 64 270 $156,375.00 Blake Adams T8 65 70 68 68 271 $135,000.00 Jason Bohn T8 71 66 64 70 271 $135,000.00 Tim Herron T10 63 68 68 73 272 $112,500.00 Jimmy Walker T10 67 66 66 73 272 $112,500.00 Nick Watney T10 66 66 71 69 272 $112,500.00 Bobby Gates T13 70 67 66 70 273 $72,500.00 Matthew Goggin T13 68 69 70 66 273 $72,500.00 John Huh T13 63 69 72 69 273 $72,500.00 Colt Knost T13 68 67 66 72 273 $72,500.00 Russell Knox T13 66 67 68 72 273 $72,500.00 Jeff Overton T13 70 66 68 69 273 $72,500.00 T13 67 67 74 65 273 $72,500.00 Brendan Steele T13 69 67 70 67 273 $72,500.00 Michael Thompson T13 70 66 68 69 273 $72,500.00 Angel Cabrera T22 68 70 67 69 274 $39,487.50 Bob Estes T22 69 68 68 69 274 $39,487.50 Robert Garrigus T22 66 68 73 67 274 $39,487.50 John Mallinger T22 70 65 72 67 274 $39,487.50 Kevin Na T22 68 66 70 70 274 $39,487.50 Patrick Reed T22 65 69 70 70 274 $39,487.50 Kevin Streelman T22 68 67 68 71 274 $39,487.50 Josh Teater T22 70 65 67 72 274 $39,487.50 David Hearn T30 68 70 69 68 275 $29,250.00 Kevin Stadler T30 66 68 72 69 275 $29,250.00 T30 70 66 68 71 275 $29,250.00 Ricky Barnes T33 68 69 70 69 276 $25,425.00 Justin Leonard T33 64 69 71 72 276 $25,425.00 T33 68 70 69 69 276 $25,425.00 Stewart Cink T36 68 69 68 72 277 $18,922.50 Ken Duke T36 66 68 68 75 277 $18,922.50 Chris Kirk T36 64 68 71 74 277 $18,922.50 T36 67 68 70 72 277 $18,922.50 George McNeill T36 70 68 72 67 277 $18,922.50 John Merrick T36 69 67 72 69 277 $18,922.50 Andres Romero T36 68 66 72 71 277 $18,922.50 Vijay Singh T36 66 66 71 74 277 $18,922.50 Daniel Summerhays T36 68 63 72 74 277 $18,922.50 Steve Wheatcroft T36 69 69 71 68 277 $18,922.50 Tommy Biershenk T46 68 70 70 70 278 $11,857.50 Scott Brown T46 69 67 72 70 278 $11,857.50 Daniel Chopra T46 68 67 73 70 278 $11,857.50 Nathan Green T46 68 68 74 68 278 $11,857.50 David Mathis T46 68 68 72 70 278 $11,857.50 T46 67 70 66 75 278 $11,857.50 Marc Turnesa T46 70 68 70 70 278 $11,857.50 Jhonattan Vegas T46 68 68 69 73 278 $11,857.50 Chad Campbell T54 73 65 74 67 279 $10,305.00 Robert Karlsson T54 69 68 70 72 279 $10,305.00 Billy Mayfair T54 70 66 72 71 279 $10,305.00 T54 65 72 70 72 279 $10,305.00 J.J. Killeen T58 66 68 75 71 280 $10,035.00 Sean O’Hair T58 67 70 71 72 280 $10,035.00 Harris English 60 71 66 73 71 281 $9,900.00 Will Claxton T61 70 68 71 73 282 $9,720.00 Erik Compton T61 66 71 75 70 282 $9,720.00 T61 68 70 70 74 282 $9,720.00 T64 68 70 73 72 283 $9,495.00 J.B. Holmes T64 70 67 73 73 283 $9,495.00 T66 69 66 71 78 284 $9,315.00 Davis Love III T66 68 67 73 76 284 $9,315.00 Gary Christian T68 68 68 76 73 285 $9,135.00 Rod Pampling T68 70 68 72 75 285 $9,135.00 Hunter Hamrick 70 69 69 77 71 286 $9,000.00 71 69 63 86 77 295 $8,910.00 Tournament Results 2011 Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Kevin Na 2011 Champion

Height: 5 ft, 11 in Weight: 167 lbs. Turned Pro: 2001 Birthplace: Seoul, South Korea Residence: Las Vegas, Nevada Birthday: 9/15/83 PGA TOUR Victories 2011 Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open

Best PGA TOUR Finishes P1 2011 Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open P3 2011 Northern Trust Open T5 2011 Bob Hope Classic 5 2011 Wells Fargo Championship T9 2011 The Heritage

Career Highlights In his seventh start at the event, claimed his first top-10 finish of the season, a T5, at the Waste Management Phoenix Open. Nicknamed Kevin "ArizoNA" because of a history of strong finishes at TPC Scottsdale. Prior to his T5, he finished T2 in 2005, T4 in 2008 and third in 2009.

Came back the following week with his first top-10 finish in six starts at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, finishing six strokes behind Phil Mickelson to T5. As a result of his finish, moved into the top 64 in the Official World Golf Ranking to earn an invitation to the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship.

Finished T4 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, with rounds of 73-68-69-73. His week at Bay Hill started another solid three-tournament stretch, which included a T12 at the Masters Tournament and a T8 at the RBC Heritage, with his solid play in Harbour Town marking his 10th consecutive made cut. Has three top 10s at the RBC Heritage, including in back- to-back seasons (also T9 in 2011).

Held the outright 54-hole lead by one stroke at THE PLAYERS Championship, following rounds of 67-68-68, but struggled to a final-round 76 and finished T7. Held a share of the second-round lead with Zach Johnson and eventual winner Matt Kuchar at 8-under. Opening-round 67 featured a 6-under 30 on the back nine, equaling the tournament record score on that nine at TPC Sawgrass. Collected his fifth top 10 of the year and second in seven appearances at TPC Sawgrass (T3 in 2009).

Posted all four rounds in the 60s to finish T7 at The Greenbrier Classic for his sixth top-10 finish of the season, tied for tops on TOUR.

2011: Picked up first TOUR win despite recording his fewest made cuts (15) in a season since 2006. Finished No. 30 on the money list to earn an invite to the 2012 Masters.

Finished T5 at the Bob Hope Classic, with all five rounds in the 60s, his second consecutive top-10 performance at the Hope.

Posted second top-five of the year with solo third at the Northern Trust Open, his best finish in eight career appearances at the event he attended as a youth.

Posted third top-10 finish of the season with a T9 at The Heritage, thanks in large part to a final-round, 5-under 66.

Recorded his second straight top 10 with a fifth-place finish at the Wells Fargo Championship. Opened with three rounds in the 60s before a final-round 71 dropped him three shots out of the playoff.

Recorded his first top-10 finish in his 10th major championship start. Had a T10 at the PGA Championship. Second-round 69 and final-round 67 represented his first sub-70 scores in 28 overall major championship rounds.

After entering the final round of the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open with a share of the lead with Nick Watney, carded a 6-under 65 Sunday to top Watney by two strokes for his first PGA TOUR victory. In the process set the tournament 72-hole scoring record, with a 23-under 261. Became the 12th straight winner of the event to post every round in the 60s. Entered the week with $10,254,294 in career earnings, trailing only Briny Baird ($11,905,122) and Brett Quigley ($11,016,575) for most career money earned without a TOUR victory. Became the 13th first-time winner this season. Ironically, he won his only Web.com Tour event as a resident of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.—-the host city of his win at the 2006 Mark Christopher Charity Classic. First PGA TOUR win also came in his current city of residence (Las Vegas). 2010: Earned second straight trip to the TOUR Championship and totaled four top-10s through the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup.

Personal Highlights At age 8, his 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.

Appeared in a January 2010 episode of "CSI: Las Vegas" on CBS along with Rocco Mediate, , Gary McCord and David Feherty.

A year after carding a 12-over 16 on the par-4 ninth hole in the first round of the 2011 Valero Texas Open, returned to San Antonio, taking the mishap in stride. Taped a segment for "Inside the PGA TOUR," using a chainsaw to remove a number of branches responsible for the high score a year earlier, was featured on ESPN's "Sports Center" and various, local radio stations as he re-lived headache. In the second round in 2012, hung the shirt he wore that fateful day on a tree branch as a sacrifice near the area from where he tried to play en route to the 16.

Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money Kevin Na 1 67 63 66 65 261 $792,000.00 Nick Watney 2 65 67 64 67 263 $475,200.00 Tommy Gainey T3 67 67 64 68 266 $255,200.00 T3 66 66 66 68 266 $255,200.00 David Hearn T5 69 67 66 65 267 $149,160.00 Tim Herron T5 65 66 67 69 267 $149,160.00 Spencer Levin T5 68 67 64 68 267 $149,160.00 Carl Pettersson T5 66 67 66 68 267 $149,160.00 Jhonattan Vegas T5 63 67 69 68 267 $149,160.00 Ben Crane T10 67 67 68 66 268 $97,533.34 Scott Piercy T10 67 65 70 66 268 $97,533.34 T10 66 65 66 71 268 $97,533.34 Hunter Haas T10 71 61 72 64 268 $97,533.34 Bryce Molder T10 68 66 67 67 268 $97,533.34 Kyle Stanley T10 69 64 69 66 268 $97,533.33 Billy Horschel T16 66 66 70 67 269 $61,725.72 Kevin Steelman T16 66 66 69 68 269 $61,725.72 T16 64 66 72 67 269 $61,725.72 Robert Garrigus T16 66 68 63 72 296 $61,725.72 William McGirt T16 63 69 68 69 269 $61,725.72 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money Brendan Steele T16 66 65 69 69 269 $61,725.71 T16 68 68 63 70 269 $61,725.71 Stephen Ames T23 71 67 65 67 270 $38,060.00 Steven Bowditch T23 67 69 66 68 270 $38,060.00 Chad Campbell T23 71 67 66 66 270 $38,060.00 T23 66 71 64 69 270 $38,060.00 Nick O’Hern T23 71 67 63 69 270 $38,060.00 Kevin Stadler T23 68 70 65 67 270 $38,060.00 Kevin Kisner T29 70 66 67 68 271 $28,600.00 Bill Lunde T29 70 66 66 69 271 $28,600.00 Billy Mayfair T29 67 70 68 66 271 $28,600.00 Alex Prugh T29 67 68 67 69 271 $28,600.00 Boo Weekley T29 67 65 71 68 271 $28,600.00 Woody Austin T34 68 69 66 69 272 $22,220.00 Harrison Frazar T34 65 69 67 71 272 $22,220.00 Nathan Green T34 64 72 67 69 272 $22,220.00 Trevor Immelman T34 67 67 69 69 272 $22,220.00 Rod Pampling T34 65 70 66 71 272 $22,220.00 Garrett Willis T34 65 68 68 71 272 $22,220.00 Jonathan Byrd T40 71 66 67 69 273 $15,419.56 Bob Estes T40 66 70 68 69 273 $15,419.56 T40 67 67 69 70 273 $15,419.56 Martin Laird T40 70 66 66 71 273 $15,419.56 Tag Ridings T40 69 68 67 69 273 $15,419.56 Briny Baird T40 68 69 69 67 273 $15,419.55 Kevin Chappell T40 69 67 70 67 273 $15,419.55 Bobby Gates T40 68 67 67 71 273 $15,419.55 Charley Hoffman T40 71 66 70 66 273 $15,419.55 Jason Bohn T49 70 66 67 71 274 $11,117.34 T49 65 70 71 68 274 $11,117.33 Joe Ogilvie T49 68 66 67 73 274 $11,117.33 Michael Bradley T52 69 66 69 71 275 $10,260.80 Greg Chalmers T52 68 68 69 70 275 $10,260.80 Ben Curtis T52 69 68 70 68 275 $10,260.80 Cameron Percy T52 68 69 72 66 275 $10,260.80 T52 67 70 70 68 275 $10,260.80 Blake Adams T57 65 70 69 72 276 $9,724.00 Joseph Bramlett T57 70 66 70 70 276 $9,724.00 T57 67 69 72 68 276 $9,724.00 Derek Lamely T57 65 71 68 72 276 $9,724.00 Rocco Mediate T57 67 71 68 70 276 $9,724.00 Josh Teater T57 71 64 70 71 276 $9,724.00 Aron Price 63 68 70 69 70 277 $9,416.00 Arjun Atwal T64 66 70 69 73 278 $9,196.00 Ricky Barnes T64 70 68 70 70 278 $9,196.00 John Merrick T64 67 71 71 69 278 $9,196.00 Vaughn Taylor T64 65 69 68 76 278 $9,196.00 D.J. Brigman T68 67 66 72 74 279 $8,888.00 Scott McCarron T68 71 65 70 73 279 $8,888.00 Will Strickler T68 66 70 73 70 279 $8,888.00 Nate Smith T71 67 68 74 72 281 $8,668.00 Paul Stankowski T71 67 71 71 72 281 $8,668.00

Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money Cameron Beckman T73 72 64 73 73 282 $8,492.00 Cameron Tringale T73 66 71 72 73 282 $8,492.00 Michael Thompson 75 68 70 72 210 $8,360.00 Justin Hicks T76 71 67 73 211 $8,228.00 George McNeill T76 69 69 73 211 $8,228.00 J.P. Hayes T78 69 68 75 212 $8,052.00 Duffy Waldorf T78 69 68 75 212 $8,052.00 80 71 67 76 214 $7,920.00 Tournament Results 2010 Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Jonathan Byrd 2010 Champion

Height: 5 ft, 9 in Weight: 165 lbs. Turned Pro: 20040 Birthplace: Anderson, South Carolina College: Clemson University Birthday: 1/27/78

PGA TOUR Victories 2011 Hyundai Tournament of Champions 2010 Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 2007 John Deere Classic 2004 B.. Open. 2002 Buick Challenge

Best PGA TOUR Finishes P1 2011 Hyundai Tournament of Champions P2 2011 Wells Fargo Championship 5 2011 The Barclays T7 2011 The Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide Insurance T10 2011 World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship

Career Highlights Posted a final-round, 6-under 67 and then defeated Robert Garrigus with a par-4 on the second playoff hole to win the Hyundai Tournament of Champions, the fifth win of his career. After winning his last start of 2010 (Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open) with a historic playoff hole-in-one, became the first player to capture back-to-back starts in playoff fashion since Tiger Woods (1999 World Golf Championships-American Express Championship and 2000 Mercedes Championships). Snapped a streak of nine consecutive international winners at the event, becoming the first American to win since Jim Furyk in 2001. Went on to win after sharing the first- and third-round leads. Six starts later, posted his second top-10 finish of the season with a T10 at the World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship. Entered the final round of the Wells Fargo Championship with a one-stroke lead over , recorded a 72 and dropped a playoff on the first extra hole to Lucas Glover. The runner-up finish is the second of his career (2003 John Deere Classic). He is now two for three when carrying the lead or co-lead into the final round on the PGA TOUR, winning the B.C. Open and the Hyundai Tournament of Champions before falling in Charlotte. Made his eighth start at Quail Hollow. His only other made cut led to a T5 in 2009. Total of 15-under 201 after three rounds bettered the previous-best 54-hole score at the Wells Fargo Championship by two strokes (13-under 203, Anthony Kim, 2008). His 72-hole total of 15-under 273, shared with Lucas Glover, is one shy of the tournament 72-hole record held by 2008 winner Kim. Finished T7 at the Memorial, marking his second top 10 at the event (T3 in 2009) in nine career starts. Played in the final group with , but a final round, 1-over dropped him down the leader board. Entered the PGA TOUR Playoffs with a T59 at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational as his only made cut in his previous six starts. But a solo fifth-place finish at The Barclays allowed him to jump to No. 12 in the FedExCup standings. The finish represented his fifth top 10 of the season.

Personal Highlights His father, Jim, who died from brain cancer in 2009, introduced Jonathan and his brother to golf at age 3. Older brother Jordan is an assistant golf coach at Clemson. Jonathan caddied for Jordan in the 2008 U.S. Mid-Amateur. Jordan has occasionally caddied for Jonathan on the PGA TOUR...College teammates at Clemson with TOUR players Lucas Glover, and D.J. Trahan.

Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money Jonathan Byrd 1 66 63 66 68 263 $774,000.00 Martin Laird T2 69 62 63 69 263 $378,400.00 Cameron Percy T2 66 68 62 67 263 $378,400.00 Spencer Levin T4 69 63 66 66 264 $189,200.00 Webb Simpson T4 66 66 64 68 264 $189,200.00 Cameron Beckman T6 67 67 64 67 265 $149,425.00 Nick Watney T6 66 66 67 66 265 $149,425.00 Aaron Baddeley T8 67 68 64 67 266 $124,700.00 Ryuji Imada T8 68 62 70 66 266 $124,700.00 Ryan Palmer T8 65 68 66 67 266 $124,700.00 Richard S. Johnson T11 68 66 69 64 267 $98,900.00 John Senden T11 64 67 68 68 267 $98,900.00 Cameron Tringale T11 64 68 68 67 267 $98,900.00 Michael Connell T14 69 65 67 67 268 $75,250.00 George McNeill T14 65 66 70 67 268 $75,250.00 Pat Perez T14 68 69 65 66 268 $75,250.00 Kevin Sutherland T14 69 65 67 67 268 $75,250.00 Graham DeLaet T18 69 63 70 67 269 $58,050.00 Martin Flores T18 65 69 69 66 269 $58,050.00 Charles Howell III T18 66 68 68 67 269 $58,050.00 Josh Teater T18 68 69 67 65 269 $58,050.00 T22 69 69 68 64 270 $39,918.34 Chris Stroud T22 68 68 69 65 270 $39,918.34 James Driscoll T22 66 69 68 67 270 $39,918.33 Rickie Fowler T22 68 64 68 70 270 $39,918.33 Brett Quigley T22 68 68 69 65 270 $39,918.33 T22 67 67 66 70 270 $39,918.33 Ricky Barnes T28 69 65 73 64 271 $26,803.34 Chad Campbell T28 68 64 72 67 271 $26,803.34 T28 70 66 69 66 271 $26,803.34 Matthew Goggin T28 69 69 66 67 271 $26,803.33 Greg Kraft T28 68 66 68 69 271 $26,803.33 Davis Love III T28 66 68 69 68 271 $26,803.33 Scott Piercy T28 68 68 67 68 271 $26,803.33 Andres Romero T28 67 69 66 69 271 $26,803.33 Nicholas Thompson T28 65 66 69 71 271 $26,803.33 D.A. Points T37 69 67 68 68 272 $19,780.00 Kevin Stadler T37 67 68 69 68 272 $19,780.00 Brian Stuard T37 71 67 67 67 272 $19,780.00 Chris Tidland T37 68 67 69 68 272 $19,780.00 Greg Chalmers T41 70 64 70 69 273 $16,340.00 Bob Estes T41 66 69 68 70 273 $16,340.00 John Merrick T41 66 69 71 67 273 $16,340.00 Alex Purgh T41 67 64 70 72 273 $16,340.00 Kris Blanks T45 66 70 67 71 274 $12,590.40 David Duval T45 70 64 67 73 274 $12,590.40 Scott McCarron T45 68 65 74 67 274 $12,590.40 Kevin Na T45 67 67 69 71 274 $12,590.40 Charles Warren T45 68 68 69 69 274 $12,590.40 Brian Davis T50 67 70 69 69 275 $10,158.75 Paul Goydos T50 68 69 70 68 275 $10,158.75 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money Michael Letzig T50 64 68 71 72 275 $10,158.75 Hunter Mahan T50 67 68 73 67 275 $10,158.75 Troy Merritt T50 67 69 69 70 275 $10,158.75 James Nitties T50 68 65 72 70 275 $10,158.75 Roland Thatcher T50 71 67 69 68 275 $10,158.75 Marc Turnesa T50 68 67 69 71 275 $10,158.75 Robert Garrigus T58 64 71 68 73 276 $9,460.00 J.P. Hayes T58 69 68 70 69 276 $9,460.00 Chris Riley T58 68 67 73 68 276 $9,460.00 Vaughn Taylor T58 65 68 75 68 276 $9,460.00 Chris Wilson T58 66 69 70 71 276 $9,460.00 Woody Austin T58 68 70 68 71 277 $9,030.00 Brent Delahoussaye T63 69 66 71 71 277 $9,030.00 Will MacKenzie T63 64 70 69 74 277 $9,030.00 Tim Petrovic T63 66 70 70 71 277 $9,030.00 Garrett Willis T63 67 69 73 68 277 $9,030.00 68 69 98 72 69 277 $8,772.00 Briny Baird 69 68 70 71 70 279 $8,686.00 Nathan Green 70 69 69 74 69 281 $8,600.00 Chris DiMarco T71 67 70 74 71 282 $8,471.00 Warren Schutte T71 69 69 74 70 282 $8,471.00 John Daly 73 66 70 72 78 286 $8,342.00 Arjun Atwal 74 70 68 77 75 290 $8,256.00 Tournament Results 2009 Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Martin Laird 2009 Champion

Height: 6 ft, 2 in Weight: 190 lbs. Turned Pro: 2004 Birthplace: Glasgow, Scotland College: Colorado State University Birthday: 12/29/82

PGA TOUR Victories (1) 2009 Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open

Best PGA TOUR Finishes P2—The Barclays, T4—SBS Championship, T10—Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial, T16—World Golf Championships- Bridgestone Invitational, T25—Deutsche Bank Championship

Highlights Earned first PGA TOUR victory during the PGA TOUR Fall Series at the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open

Personal Laird comes from a sporting family, as his cousin David Weatherston plays association football currently for Dumfries club Queen of the South. He was coached at Colorado State by Jamie Bermel, who was Masters champion Zach Johnson's coach at Drake University. Laird played his first event as a professional in his native Scotland at the 2009 Scottish Open, shooting 65 in the first round and finishing 10th. Laird has the flag of his home country, Scotland, on his golf belt, golf bag and the tees he uses.

Other Information By winning the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, Laird became the first Scot to win a PGA Tour event in America since won the 1988 Masters Tournament, and the first Scotsman to win any PGA Tour event since Paul Lawrie's 1999 Open Championship triumph.

Laird also became the highest ranked Scot in the Official World Golf Rankings.

Player R1 R2 R3 R4 TOT Money 1 Martin Laird 1 63 67 67 68 265 $ 765,000.00 2 Chad Campbell T2 67 62 67 69 265 $ 369,600.00 3 George McNeil T2 66 69 63 67 265 $369,600.00 Jim Furyk T4 64 67 73 62 266 $ 184,800.00 5 T4 65 67 66 68 266 $ 184,800.00 Charley Hoffman6 66 69 64 68 267 $ 151,200.00 7 Rickie Fowler T7 67 64 69 68 268 $ 113,700.00 Matt Kuchar T7 66 64 72 66 268 $113,700.00 Ryan Moore T7 67 63 70 68 268 $ 113,700.00 10 Tom Pernice Jr. T7 62 69 68 69 268 $ 113,700.00 Tim Petrovic T7 65 68 72 63 268 $ 113,700.00 Andrea Romero T7 68 69 67 64 268 $ 113,700.00 D.J. Trahn T7 71 65 65 67 268 $ 113,700.00 14 Jason Bohn T14 66 67 65 71 269 $ 71,400.00 Greg Chaimers T14 66 67 67 69 269 $ 71,400.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money Hunter Mahan T14 70 63 67 69 269 $ 71,400.00 Scott Piercy T14 64 67 65 73 269 $ 71,400.00 Kevin Streelman T14 69 67 66 67 269 $ 71,400.00 19 Ben Crane T19 68 65 69 68 270 $ 50,904.00 Bob Heintz T19 63 67 68 72 270 $ 50,904.00 21 Chris Stroud T19 69 68 70 73 270 $ 50,904.00 Matt Weibring T19 68 68 68 66 270 $ 50,904.00 Dean Wilson T19 67 70 66 67 271 $ 50,904.00 Alex Cejka T24 66 68 70 67 271 $ 36,960.00 Frederik Jacobson T24 66 69 68 68 271 $ 36,960.00 Brandt Snedeker T24 69 66 67 69 271 $ 36,960.00 T27 69 64 75 64 272 $ 26,230.91 Tim Clark T27 69 66 70 67 272 $ 26,230.91 Chris DiMarco T27 69 68 68 67 272 $ 26,230.91 30 Brian Gay T27 66 72 65 69 272 $ 26,230.91 Tim Herron T27 74 63 66 69 272 $ 26,230.91 Bill Lunde T27 68 70 68 66 272 $ 26,230.91 Troy Matteson T27 62 67 70 73 272 $ 26,230.91 Billy Mayfair. T27 68 67 68 69 272 $ 26,230.91 Kyle Stanley T27 67 69 67 69 272 $ 26,230.91 Roland Thatcher T27 68 67 70 67 272 $ 26,230.91 T27 65 69 66 72 272 $ 26,230.90 38 Aaron Baddeley T38 66 69 69 69 273 $ 16,800.00 Steve Elkington T38 70 67 70 66 273 $ 16,800.00 John Malinger T38 72 62 68 71 273 $ 16,800.00 Parker McLachlin T38 67 65 70 71 273 $ 16,800.00 D.A. Points T38 69 66 69 69 273 $ 16,800.00 Tag Ridings T38 70 65 70 68 273 $ 16,800.00 44 Chris Riley T38 73 64 67 69 273 $ 16,800.00 Mark Wilson T38 67 66 68 72 273 $ 16,800.00 J.J. Henry 46 71 63 74 66 274 $ 13,020.00 Daniel Chopra T47 69 68 72 66 275 $ 10,788.00 Robert Garrigus T47 65 70 68 72 275 $ 10,788.00 Matthew Goggin T47 71 65 71 68 275 10,788.00 50 Ernie Gonzalez T47 75 63 69 68 275 $10,788.00 Nathan Green T47 68 66 72 69 275 $ 10,788.00 Greg Owen T47 66 68 70 71 275 $ 10,788.00 T47 68 68 73 66 275 $ 10,788.00 54 Charles Howell III T54 69 68 69 70 276 $ 9,618.00 Jerry Kelly T54 66 69 69 72 276 $ 9,618.00 Spencer Levin T54 62 71 68 75 276 $ 9,618.00 Steve Lowery T54 68 70 70 68 276 $ 9,618.00 Stuart Appleby T58 70 67 70 70 277 $ 9,282.00 59 Ryuji Imada T58 70 66 70 71 277 $ 9,282.00 T58 67 70 71 69 277 $ 9,282.00 Bo Van Pelt T58 68 65 72 72 277 $ 9,282.00 62 Harrison Frazar T62 68 71 69 77 285 $ 8,520.00 Jeff Quinney T62 68 70 71 69 278 $ 8,904.00 Jeev M. Singh T62 67 65 75 71 278 $8,904.00 David Toms T62 66 71 71 70 278 $8,904.00 T62 66 71 72 69 278 $8,904.00 Briny Baird T67 65 71 74 69 279 $8,610.00

Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money Carl Pettersson T67 69 69 72 69 279 $8,610.00 Tommy Armour IIIT69 68 70 68 75 281 $8,442.00 Cameron Beckman T69 70 67 73 71 281 $8,442.00 Nick O’Hern 71 67 69 75 71 282 $8,316.00 Brian Bateman 72 69 68 72 75 284 $8,232.00 Glen Day 73 70 68 78 69 285 $8,148.00

Tournament Results 2008 Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Marc Turnesa 2008 Champion

Tournament Results 2007 FRYS.com Open benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children George McNeill 2007 George McNeill

Player R1 R2 R3 R4 TOT Money 1 George McNeill -23 66 64 67 67 264 $ 720,000.00 2 D.J. Trahan -19 65 65 72 66 268 $ 432,000.00 3 Cameron Beckman-15 65 71 68 68 272 $232,000.00 Robert Garrigus-15 71 63 68 70 272 $ 232,000.00 5 Bob May -14 63 70 71 69 273 $ 152,000.00 Bo Van Pelt -14 66 69 68 70 273 $ 152,000.00 7 -13 63 68 73 70 274 $ 124,666.67 Mathias Gronberg-13 69 64 71 70 274 $124,666.67 Garrett Willis -13 68 62 73 71 274 $ 124,666.66 10 Joe Ogilvie -12 71 65 71 68 275 $ 96,000.00 -12 69 67 69 70 275 $ 96,000.00 Mark Wilson -12 66 67 71 71 275 $ 96,000.00 Kent Jones -12 68 67 68 72 275 $ 96,000.00 14 Tim Herron -11 70 64 76 66 276 $ 68,000.00 Bubba Watson -11 69 67 72 68 276 $ 68,000.00 Mark Calcavecchia-11 69 67 72 68 276 $ 68,000.00 -11 68 69 70 69 276 $ 68,000.00 Phil Tataurangi -11 67 70 68 71 276 $ 68,000.00 19 Jeff Overton -10 65 71 71 70 277 $ 54,000.00 Kevin Na -10 67 70 69 71 277 $ 54,000.00 21 Arjun Atwal -9 68 69 72 69 278 $ 36,533.34 -9 65 70 74 69 278 $ 36,533.34 -9 68 67 76 67 278 $ 36,533.34 Bill Haas -9 67 67 74 70 278 $ 36,533.33 Jeff Quinney -9 69 67 72 70 278 $ 36,533.33 Billy Mayfair -9 69 64 72 73 278 $ 36,533.33 -9 67 67 70 74 278 $ 36,533.33 Stephen Leaney -9 67 68 69 74 278 $ 36,533.33 -9 66 65 72 75 278 $ 36,533.33 30 Greg Owen -8 72 66 72 69 279 $ 23,250.00 Carlos Franco -8 68 71 69 71 279 $ 23,250.00 Pat Perez -8 71 65 73 70 279 $ 23,250.00 Brian Davis -8 70 68 73 68 279 $ 23,250.00 Tom Pernice, Jr.-8 69 65 73 72 279 $ 23,250.00 Duffy Waldorf -8 66 68 73 72 279 $ 23,250.00 Steve Lowery -8 66 67 73 73 279 $ 23,250.00 Alex Cejka -8 68 70 75 66 279 $ 23,250.00 38 Rich Beem -7 64 71 74 71 280 $ 16,800.00 Chris Stroud -7 71 64 74 71 280 $ 16,800.00 Grant Waite -7 66 69 75 70 280 $ 16,800.00 Ben Crane -7 66 67 73 74 280 $ 16,800.00 Michael Boyd -7 66 68 80 66 280 $ 16,800.00 Colt Knost -7 67 69 69 75 280 $ 16,800.00 44 Daniel Chopra -6 66 70 73 72 281 $ 12,093.34 Bryce Molder -6 70 69 72 70 281 $ 12,093.34 Bill Lunde -6 69 68 71 73 281 $ 12,093.33 Craig Lile -6 66 72 75 68 281 $ 12,093.33 -6 72 67 74 68 281 $ 12,093.33 John Daly -6 74 63 77 67 281 $ 12,093.33 50 Jason Dufner -5 66 70 73 73 282 $ 9,740.00 Ken Duke -5 70 65 73 74 282 $ 9,740.00 II -5 69 69 73 71 282 $ 9,740.00 -5 69 65 79 69 282 $ 9,740.00 54 -4 69 68 73 73 283 $ 9,120.00 Kevin Sutherland -4 71 67 72 73 283 $ 9,120.00 Jarrod Lyle -4 70 66 76 71 283 $ 9,120.00 Ryuji Imada -4 67 71 74 71 283 $ 9,120.00 Ryan Moore -4 68 69 76 70 283 $ 9,120.00 59 Nick Watney -3 67 65 76 76 284 $ 8,800.00 Brian Gay -3 68 70 75 71 284 $ 8,800.00 Steve Wheatcroft -3 68 71 76 69 284 $ 8,800.00 62 Kirk Triplett -2 68 71 69 77 285 $ 8,520.00 Shigeki Maruyama -2 69 68 75 73 285 $ 8,520.00 Glen Day -2 69 70 76 70 285 $ 8,520.00 Will MacKenzie -2 67 71 78 69 285 $ 8,520.00 66 J.P. Hayes -1 69 69 75 73 286 $ 8,200.00 -1 68 68 79 71 286 $ 8,200.00 Jay Williamson -1 69 70 76 71 286 $ 8,200.00 Bart Bryant -1 70 69 80 67 286 $ 8,200.00 70 Matt Hendrix E 69 66 76 76 287 $ 7,960.00 Ted Purdy E 69 69 74 75 287 $ 7,960.00 72 Billy Andrade +1 73 65 74 76 288 $ 7,800.00 Brendon de Jonge +1 66 73 74 75 288 $ 7,800.00 74 Chad Campbell +2 75 63 77 74 289 $ 7,640.00 Paul Trittler +2 67 71 78 73 289 $ 7,640.00 76 Daisuke Maruyama +3 67 67 76 80 290 $ 7,400.00 +3 71 66 79 74 290 $ 7,400.00 +3 67 70 80 73 290 $ 7,400.00 +3 66 73 79 72 290 $ 7,400.00 80 Kevin Stadler +4 69 70 73 79 291 $ 7,120.00 Brent Geiberger +4 69 70 76 76 291 $ 7,120.00 Andres Gonzales+4 68 71 77 75 291 $ 7,120.00 83 Jaco Van Zyl +5 70 69 80 73 292 $ 6,960.00

2006 FRY’s.com Open October 12-October 15, 2006 $4,000,000 Purse Champion: Troy Matteson

TPC Summerlin (H) TPC Las Vegas Player R1 R2 R3 R4 TOT Money 1 Troy Matteson -22 67 65 64 69 265 $ 720,000.00 2 Ben Crane -21 66 71 64 65 266 $ 352,000.00 Daniel Chopra -21 69 67 64 66 266 $ 352,000.00 4 Frank Lickliter II -20 67 69 67 64 267 $ 192,000.00 5 Lee Janzen -19 70 66 66 66 268 $ 152,000.00 Charley Hoffman -19 66 66 65 71 268 $ 152,000.00 7 Bubba Dickerson -18 65 71 66 67 269 $ 129,000.00 Tom Pernice, Jr. -18 66 65 70 68 269 $ 129,000.00 9 Ron Whittaker -17 70 66 68 66 270 $ 112,000.00 Joey Sindelar -17 68 66 69 67 270 $ 112,000.00 11 Rich Beem -16 65 69 71 66 271 $ 84,800.00 Bo Van Pelt -16 69 64 71 67 271 $ 84,800.00 Mathew Goggin -16 72 65 68 66 271 $ 84,800.00 Bill Haas -16 68 65 67 71 271 $ 84,800.00 Kevin Sutherland -16 67 69 65 70 271 $ 84,800.00 16 Jim Furyk -15 68 68 70 66 272 $ 54,300.00 Mark Wilson -15 66 71 68 67 272 $ 54,300.00 Chad Campbell -15 70 67 68 67 272 $ 54,300.00 Greg Owen -15 66 69 69 68 272 $ 54,300.00 -15 68 66 69 69 272 $ 54,300.00 -15 68 68 67 69 272 $ 54,300.00 Shigeki Maruyama -15 68 64 70 70 272 $ 54,300.00 Duffy Waldorf -15 65 68 68 71 272 $ 54,300.00 24 Tim Petrovic -14 68 66 71 68 273 $ 31,657.15 Vance Veazey -14 65 70 72 66 273 $ 31,657.15 Harrison Frazar -14 68 66 70 69 273 $ 31,657.14 Paul Azinger -14 66 70 68 69 273 $ 31,657.14 Kevin Na -14 68 69 67 69 273 $ 31,657.14 Aaron Baddeley -14 66 65 70 72 273 $ 31,657.14 Brent Geiberger -14 68 64 68 73 273 $ 31,657.14 31 -13 70 67 69 68 274 $ 22,200.00 Darron Stiles -13 70 68 68 68 274 $ 22,200.00 Jeff Gove -13 69 68 68 69 274 $ 22,200.00 -13 70 67 68 69 274 $ 22,200.00 Jason Gore -13 68 67 69 70 274 $ 22,200.00 -13 67 70 65 72 274 $ 22,200.00 D.A. Points -13 65 64 72 73 274 $ 22,200.00 Bart Bryant -13 67 69 66 72 274 $ 22,200.00 39 Craig Parry -12 67 70 69 69 275 $ 16,400.00 -12 66 69 71 69 275 $ 16,400.00 Eric Axley -12 68 67 72 68 275 $ 16,400.00 Mike Sposa -12 67 71 69 68 275 $ 16,400.00 Alex Cejka -12 70 68 71 66 275 $ 16,400.00 44 Mathias Gronberg -11 68 67 70 71 276 $ 11,805.72 Scott Piercy -11 66 68 73 69 276 $ 11,805.72 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money Bubba Watson -11 67 66 71 72 276 $ 11,805.72 Brian Gay -11 69 67 68 72 276 $ 11,805.71 Dean Wilson -11 70 66 67 73 276 $ 11,805.71 Arjun Atwal -11 67 69 67 73 276 $ 11,805.71 Todd Fischer -11 66 65 79 66 276 $ 11,805.71 51 Chris DiMarco -10 70 68 67 72 277 $ 9,472.00 Steve Flesch -10 64 74 69 70 277 $ 9,472.00 -10 68 68 69 72 277 $ 9,472.00 Will MacKenzie -10 64 70 73 70 277 $ 9,472.00 David Branshaw -10 70 68 72 67 277 $ 9,472.00 56 Bob May -9 70 68 68 72 278 $ 8,880.00 Henrik Bjornstad -9 71 67 68 72 278 $ 8,880.00 Kent Jones -9 70 68 69 71 278 $ 8,880.00 Jonathan Byrd -9 68 68 72 70 278 $ 8,880.00 Patrick Sheehan -9 64 73 71 70 278 $ 8,880.00 Rocco Mediate -9 69 69 71 69 278 $ 8,880.00 Todd Hamilton -9 65 70 76 67 278 $ 8,880.00 63 Daisuke Maruyama -8 72 65 68 74 279 $ 8,400.00 Jason Schultz -8 69 69 69 72 279 $ 8,400.00 J.B. Holmes -8 66 70 73 70 279 $ 8,400.00 John Rollins -8 65 72 72 70 279 $ 8,400.00 Andres Gonzales -8 70 68 71 70 279 $ 8,400.00 68 Mark Hensby -7 74 64 67 75 280 $ 7,920.00 -7 69 68 70 73 280 $ 7,920.00 Tag Ridings -7 68 66 73 73 280 $ 7,920.00 Alex Aragon -7 70 68 69 73 280 $ 7,920.00 Bob Estes -7 71 65 73 71 280 $ 7,920.00 David McKenzie -7 71 64 74 71 280 $ 7,920.00 Jeff Overton -7 69 69 72 70 280 $ 7,920.00 75 Nicholas Thompson -6 70 65 71 75 281 $ 7,480.00 Robert Garrigus -6 70 67 71 73 281 $ 7,480.00 Michael Allen -6 70 68 72 71 281 $ 7,480.00 Justin Leonard -6 69 69 74 69 281 $ 7,480.00 79 Wes Short, Jr. -5 68 65 74 75 282 $ 7,240.00 Bill Glasson -5 66 72 73 71 282 $ 7,240.00 81 Bob Tway -3 63 70 75 76 284 $ 7,080.00 Jonathan Kaye -3 71 67 72 74 284 $ 7,080.00 83 Nathan Green +2 69 65 76 79 289 $ 6,920.00 +2 68 70 75 76 289 $ 6,920.00 85 Greg Kraft +3 68 69 74 79 290 $ 6,760.00 Ryan Moore +3 71 66 74 79 290 $ 6,760.00

2005 Michelin Championship October 13-October 19, 2005 $4,000,000 Purse Champion: Wes Short Jr.

TPC Summerlin (H) TPC Las Vegas Player R1 R2 R3 R4 TOT Money___ 1 Wes Short, Jr. -21 67 67 66 66 266 $ 720,000.00 2 Jim Furyk -21 66 66 69 65 266 $ 432,000.00 3 Harrison Frazar -19 68 63 68 69 268 $ 232,000.00 Ted Purdy -19 67 65 65 71 268 $ 232,000.00 5 Charles Howell III -18 63 69 67 70 269 $ 160,000.00 6 Nick Watney -17 67 67 70 66 270 $ 139,000.00 Shigeki Maruyama -17 65 65 72 68 270 $ 139,000.00 8 Briny Baird -16 62 66 78 65 271 $ 112,000.00 Will MacKenzie -16 65 69 70 67 271 $ 112,000.00 Hidemichi Tanaka -16 66 68 68 69 271 $ 112,000.00 Steve Lowery -16 67 68 64 72 271 $ 112,000.00 12 Davis Love III -15 68 67 71 66 272 $ 81,000.00 Daniel Chopra -15 70 67 70 65 272 $ 81,000.00 Stephen Leaney -15 67 67 69 69 272 $ 81,000.00 Ryan Palmer -15 62 72 68 70 272 $ 81,000.00 16 Rod Pampling -14 67 64 74 68 273 $ 52,533.34 Ryan Moore -14 67 63 74 69 273 $ 52,533.34 John Daly -14 68 67 70 68 273 $ 52,533.34 Ben Crane -14 67 65 72 69 273 $ 52,533.33 Tom Pernice, Jr. -14 65 68 70 70 273 $ 52,533.33 Bart Bryant -14 64 66 73 70 273 $ 52,533.33 Bo Van Pelt -14 70 66 67 70 273 $ 52,533.33 Geoff Ogilvy -14 65 69 67 72 273 $ 52,533.33 Scott Gutschewski -14 64 71 67 71 273 $ 52,533.33 25 John Senden -13 66 66 73 69 274 $ 31,900.00 Scott Verplank -13 70 66 69 69 274 $ 31,900.00 Lee Janzen -13 66 69 70 69 274 $ 31,900.00 Kevin Sutherland -13 67 67 70 70 274 $ 31,900.00 29 Jason Gore -12 65 70 71 69 275 $ 25,433.34 Fred Funk -12 67 68 70 70 275 $ 25,433.34 -12 66 70 71 68 275 $ 25,433.33 Olin Browne -12 67 65 75 68 275 $ 25,433.33 Phillip Price -12 68 66 68 73 275 $ 25,433.33 Jeff Sluman -12 67 69 66 73 275 $ 25,433.33 35 Michael Allen -11 64 68 73 71 276 $ 20,150.00 Charles Warren -11 69 66 71 70 276 $ 20,150.00 Donnie Hammond -11 68 68 69 71 276 $ 20,150.00 Fred Couples -11 69 67 71 69 276 $ 20,150.00 39 -10 68 68 70 71 277 $ 15,200.00 Billy Andrade -10 65 68 72 72 277 $ 15,200.00 Robert Allenby -10 68 68 70 71 277 $ 15,200.00 Paul Azinger -10 71 66 67 73 277 $ 15,200.00 Ryuji Imada -10 64 70 70 73 277 $ 15,200.00 Marco Dawson -10 68 67 73 69 277 $ 15,200.00 Padraig Harrington -10 69 67 72 69 277 $ 15,200.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money Tjaart van der Walt -10 64 71 68 74 277 $ 15,200.00 47 Frank Lickliter II -9 67 69 69 73 278 $ 9,869.10 Paul Claxton -9 69 67 69 73 278 $ 9,869.09 Dean Wilson -9 69 66 72 71 278 $ 9,869.09 Bill Glasson - 9 68 68 71 71 278 $ 9,869.09 James Driscoll -9 69 68 70 71 278 $ 9,869.09 Carl Pettersson -9 68 69 70 71 278 $ 9,869.09 Paul Goydos -9 65 65 73 75 278 $ 9,869.09 Jerry Kelly -9 67 69 67 75 278 $ 9,869.09 Brian Gay -9 72 65 72 69 278 $ 9,869.09 Tommy Armour III -9 69 66 75 68 278 $ 9,869.09 Rory Sabbatini -9 67 67 76 68 278 $ 9,869.09 58 Lucas Glover -8 66 66 73 74 279 $ 8,640.00 Robert Gamez -8 67 70 69 73 279 $ 8,640.00 Scott Piercy -8 72 65 69 73 279 $ 8,640.00 Hunter Haas -8 65 69 73 72 279 $ 8,640.00 Corey Pavin -8 68 68 72 71 279 $ 8,640.00 Stuart Appleby -8 67 70 71 71 279 $ 8,640.00 Bob Heintz -8 68 69 72 70 279 $ 8,640.00 Duffy Waldorf -8 67 70 73 69 279 $ 8,640.00 Billy Mayfair -8 68 69 76 66 279 $ 8,640.00 67 J.J. Henry -7 66 70 70 74 280 $ 8,200.00 Chad Campbell -7 71 65 74 70 280 $ 8,200.00 69 Justin Leonard -6 63 70 71 77 281 $ 8,040.00 Aaron Baddeley -6 72 63 74 72 281 $ 8,040.00 71 D.A. Points -5 67 70 72 73 282 $ 7,880.00 Brent Geiberger -5 66 71 75 70 282 $ 7,880.00 73 John Huston -4 70 65 72 76 283 $ 7,720.00 Gavin Coles -4 68 69 72 74 283 $ 7,720.00 75 Joe Ogilvie -2 67 68 70 80 285 $ 7,600.00 76 John Rollins -1 67 69 76 74 286 $ 7,480.00 Todd Fischer -1 70 66 78 72 286 $ 7,480.00 78 Jonathan Byrd E 67 69 70 81 287 $ 7,360.00 79 Mark Hensby +3 69 67 75 79 290 $ 7,280.00 80 Gary Hallberg +4 69 67 75 80 291 $ 7,160.00 Tom Lehman +4 69 68 79 75 291 $ 7,160.00 82 Scott Hend +9 68 69 76 83 296 $ 7,040.00

2004 Michelin Championship October 7-October 10, 2004 $4,000,000 Purse Champion: Andre Stolz

TPC Summerlin (H) TPC Las Vegas Bear’s Best GC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 TOT Money___ 1 Andre Stolz -21 67 67 65 67 266 $ 720,000.00 2 Tag Ridings -20 67 66 73 61 267 $ 298,666.67 Harrison Frazar -20 64 68 68 67 267 $ 298,666.67 Tom Lehman -20 64 68 66 69 267 $ 298,666.66 5 Carl Pettersson -19 68 68 65 67 268 $ 152,000.00 Dicky Pride -19 66 67 66 69 268 $ 152,000.00 7 Lee Janzen -18 68 66 70 65 269 $ 120,500.00 Danny Ellis -18 63 70 73 63 269 $ 120,500.00 Tim Petrovic -18 66 66 68 69 269 $ 120,500.00 David Frost -18 69 71 67 62 269 $ 120,500.00 11 Jim Furyk -17 67 67 70 66 270 $ 88,000.00 Brian Gay -17 68 70 65 67 270 $ 88,000.00 Duffy Waldorf -17 65 66 69 70 270 $ 88,000.00 Bob Estes -17 67 65 68 70 270 $ 88,000.00 15 Mark Wilson -16 68 73 63 67 271 $ 58,100.00 Lucas Glover -16 68 68 67 68 271 $ 58,100.00 Jose Coceres -16 66 68 69 68 271 $ 58,100.00 Jay Williamson -16 69 62 74 66 271 $ 58,100.00 Scott Verplank -16 64 72 66 69 271 $ 58,100.00 Kent Jones -16 64 68 70 69 271 $ 58,100.00 Ben Crane -16 68 65 69 69 271 $ 58,100.00 Greg Chalmers -16 69 67 64 71 271 $ 58,100.00 23 Omar Uresti -15 67 65 72 68 272 $ 32,133.34 Danny Briggs -15 65 71 68 68 272 $ 32,133.34 Stuart Appleby -15 69 67 69 67 272 $ 32,133.34 Jason Bohn -15 63 70 70 69 272 $ 32,133.33 Pat Perez -15 70 68 66 68 272 $ 32,133.33 Briny Baird -15 72 63 70 67 272 $ 32,133.33 Justin Leonard -15 65 70 67 70 272 $ 32,133.33 J.L. Lewis -15 67 63 70 72 272 $ 32,133.33 Olin Browne -15 67 64 69 72 272 $ 32,133.33 32 Dudley Hart -14 69 70 65 69 273 $ 22,640.00 Billy Mayfair -14 64 69 71 69 273 $ 22,640.00 Scott McCarron -14 66 71 67 69 273 $ 22,640.00 Alex Cejka -14 65 65 72 71 273 $ 22,640.00 -14 66 70 65 72 273 $ 22,640.00 37 Billy Andrade -13 68 68 68 70 274 $ 16,800.00 Bo Van Pelt -13 72 68 65 69 274 $ 16,800.00 David Duval -13 67 68 68 71 274 $ 16,800.00 Robert Gamez -13 67 66 70 71 274 $ 16,800.00 Paul Azinger -13 69 65 71 69 274 $ 16,800.00 Geoff Ogilvy -13 66 67 70 71 274 $ 16,800.00 -13 70 66 67 71 274 $ 16,800.00 Woody Austin -13 74 66 66 68 274 $ 16,800.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money 45 Donnie Hammond -12 68 65 71 71 275 $ 11,211.43 Steve Allan -12 67 70 68 70 275 $ 11,211.43 Robert Allenby -12 69 68 68 70 275 $ 11,211.43 Craig Barlow -12 66 71 69 69 275 $ 11,211.43 Corey Pavin -12 68 70 68 69 275 $ 11,211.43 Tom Pernice, Jr. -12 66 72 69 68 275 $ 11,211.43 Rich Barcelo -12 69 66 72 68 275 $ 11,211.42 52 Dean Wilson -11 68 64 72 72 276 $ 9,104.00 Paul Goydos -11 66 68 70 72 276 $ 9,104.00 David Branshaw -11 67 66 71 72 276 $ 9,104.00 Glen Day -11 68 64 72 72 276 $ 9,104.00 Craig Perks -11 69 70 66 71 276 $ 9,104.00 Jonathan Kaye -11 65 71 69 71 276 $ 9,104.00 Cameron Beckman-11 67 66 69 74 276 $ 9,104.00 Richard S. Johnson -11 66 69 71 70 276 $ 9,104.00 Ryan Palmer -11 71 71 65 69 276 $ 9,104.00 -11 74 70 63 69 276 $ 9,104.00 62 Jeff Sluman -9 70 67 68 73 278 $ 8,520.00 Daniel Chopra -9 72 64 70 72 278 $ 8,520.00 Ted Purdy -9 71 67 69 71 278 $ 8,520.00 Steve Stricker -9 68 72 67 71 278 $ 8,520.00 66 John Rollins -7 72 65 69 74 280 $ 8,320.00 67 Skip Kendall -6 66 72 66 77 281 $ 8,160.00 Spike McRoy -6 66 70 70 75 281 $ 8,160.00 Frank Lickliter II -6 69 69 69 74 281 $ 8,160.00 70 Kris Cox -5 68 71 67 76 282 $ 8,000.00 71 Mark Brooks -4 70 73 64 76 283 $ 7,920.00 72 Chez Reavie +3 66 64 75 85 290 $ 7,840.00

2003 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas October 8-October 12, 2003 $4,000,000 Purse Champion: Stuart Appleby

TPC Summerlin (H) TPC Las Vegas Southern Highlands GC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Stuart Appleby 62 68 63 66 69 328 $ 720,000.00 2 Scott McCarron 69 62 64 67 66 328 $ 432,000.00 3 Steve Lowery 65 64 70 65 67 331 $ 272,000.00 4 Scott Verplank 64 62 66 73 67 332 $ 192,000.00 5 David Frost 67 65 71 65 65 333 $ 160,000.00 6 Woody Austin 65 65 65 72 67 334 $ 139,000.00 Steve Flesch 62 64 66 68 74 334 $ 139,000.00 8 Billy Andrade 66 71 65 66 67 335 $ 124,000.00 9 Jerry Kelly 65 67 65 73 66 336 $ 104,000.00 Rory Sabbatini 66 64 71 68 67 336 $ 104,000.00 Phil Mickelson 67 64 69 68 68 336 $ 104,000.00 Robert Allenby 66 66 65 66 73 336 $ 104,000.00 13 Jim Furyk 65 67 67 70 68 337 $ 84,000.00 14 Dean Wilson 67 63 73 69 66 338 $ 70,000.00 Patrick Sheehan 66 67 68 69 68 338 $ 70,000.00 Frank Lickliter II 70 64 69 66 69 338 $ 70,000.00 Paul Goydos 67 65 68 67 71 338 $ 70,000.00 18 71 68 66 67 67 339 $ 47,000.00 Mark Wilson 64 68 68 72 67 339 $ 47,000.00 Kirk Triplett 68 69 67 68 67 339 $ 47,000.00 Glen Day 68 63 71 69 68 339 $ 47,000.00 70 71 65 63 70 339 $ 47,000.00 Stewart Cink 67 66 69 67 70 339 $ 47,000.00 Charles Howell III 63 65 70 69 72 339 $ 47,000.00 Mark Brooks 68 65 64 70 72 339 $ 47,000.00 Russ Cochran 64 67 70 72 67 340 $ 28,400.00 John Senden 63 67 69 71 70 340 $ 28,400.00 Tom Byrum 69 67 69 70 65 340 $ 28,400.00 Kent Jones 69 65 66 69 71 340 $ 28,400.00 Kenichi Kuboya 71 65 67 66 71 340 $ 28,400.00 Bill Glasson 67 67 63 71 72 340 $ 28,400.00 Tim Petrovic 64 67 66 70 73 340 $ 28,400.00 33 Jeff Brehaut 64 68 69 71 69 341 $ 19,400.00 69 70 64 70 68 341 $ 19,400.00 Duffy Waldorf 69 67 67 70 68 341 $ 19,400.00 Donnie Hammond 67 67 69 69 69 341 $ 19,400.00 Tom Lehman 71 65 66 71 68 341 $ 19,400.00 Chris Riley 65 68 73 67 68 341 $ 19,400.00 Skip Kendall 69 68 65 69 70 341 $ 19,400.00 Andrew Magee 66 71 69 67 68 341 $ 19,400.00 Chris DiMarco 68 67 68 68 70 341 $ 19,400.00 Phillip Price 69 66 70 69 67 341 $ 19,400.00 43 Todd Fischer 67 70 65 70 70 342 $ 13,600.00 Robert Gamez 66 71 67 68 70 342 $ 13,600.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money Dan Forsman 62 69 75 69 67 342 $ 13,600.00 Stephen Ames 66 69 68 73 66 342 $ 13,600.00 47 Paul Stankowski 68 65 72 66 72 343 $ 10,576.00 Richard S. Johnson 66 65 68 75 69 343 $ 10,576.00 Craig Barlow 62 67 68 73 73 343 $ 10,576.00 Jeff Sluman 68 67 69 71 68 343 $ 10,576.00 John Riegger 68 68 67 67 73 343 $ 10,576.00 52 Mike Heinen 67 68 65 72 72 344 $ 9,440.00 Brian Bateman 68 68 70 71 67 344 $ 9,440.00 Bart Bryant 68 68 70 73 65 344 $ 9,440.00 55 Tim Herron 67 62 66 78 72 345 $ 9,000.00 Rich Beem 63 67 73 71 71 345 $ 9,000.00 Deane Pappas 65 72 68 69 71 345 $ 9,000.00 Len Mattiace 72 68 65 71 69 345 $ 9,000.00 64 67 67 78 69 345 $ 9,000.00 Bob Estes 69 68 67 76 65 345 $ 9,000.00 61 Darren Clarke 63 71 68 73 71 346 $ 8,720.00 62 Ben Crane 67 68 68 72 72 347 $ 8,400.00 Dicky Pride 67 68 70 70 72 347 $ 8,400.00 Jesper Parnevik 66 69 70 70 72 347 $ 8,400.00 Chad Campbell 64 71 70 71 71 347 $ 8,400.00 Joe Durant 67 68 70 73 69 347 $ 8,400.00 Paul Azinger 66 69 71 72 69 347 $ 8,400.00 Cliff Kresge 67 70 69 74 67 347 $ 8,400.00 69 Steve Pate 66 74 66 69 73 348 $ 8,040.00 Jonathan Byrd 65 70 71 69 73 348 $ 8,040.00 71 Greg Chalmers 72 66 65 72 74 349 $ 7,880.00 Vance Veazey 69 67 68 74 71 349 $ 7,880.00 73 Billy Mayfair 71 68 67 72 72 350 $ 7,680.00 Peter Jacobsen 69 66 71 72 72 350 $ 7,680.00 Tom Pernice, Jr. 67 66 72 76 69 350 $ 7,680.00 76 Cameron Yancey 70 65 70 74 72 351 $ 7,520.00 77 Spike McRoy 68 69 68 70 77 352 $ 7,400.00 Aaron Barber 63 67 73 77 72 352 $ 7,400.00 79 Edward Fryatt 69 69 68 74 76 356 $ 7,280.00 80 Notah Begay III 68 70 68 79 75 360 $ 7,200.00

2002 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas October 9-October 13, 2002 $5,000,000 Purse Champion: Phil Tataurangi

TPC Summerlin (H) TPC Las Vegas Southern Highlands GC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Phil Tataurangi 67 66 67 68 62 330/-29 $900,000.00 T2 Stuart Appleby 66 68 64 67 66 331/-28 $440,000.00 T2 Jeff Sluman 66 66 64 68 67 331/-28 $440,000.00 4 Jim Furyk 66 65 64 69 68 332/-27 $240,000.00 5 Rory Sabbatini 69 65 70 64 65 333/-26 $200,000.00 T6 David Duval 67 66 67 63 71 334/-25 $167,500.00 T6 Dan Forsman 65 71 66 66 66 334/-25 $167,500.00 T6 Charles Howell III67 65 66 69 67 334/-25 $167,500.00 T9 Notah Begay III 65 70 70 65 65 335/-24 $130,000.00 T9 John Cook 69 67 64 67 68 335/-24 $130,000.00 T9 72 67 62 66 68 335/-24 $130,000.00 T9 Paul Stankowski65 70 65 67 68 335/-24 $130,000.00 T13 David Peoples 69 68 66 67 66 336/-23 $96,666.67 T13 Tim Petrovic 68 66 70 67 65 336/-23 $96,666.67 T13 Jonathan Byrd 65 68 68 64 71 336/-23 $96,666.66 T16 Chris DiMarco 66 67 66 69 69 337/-22 $80,000.00 T16 Robert Gamez 67 67 67 70 66 337/-22 $80,000.00 T16 John Huston 65 71 64 69 68 337/-22 $80,000.00 T19 Billy Andrade 67 68 68 67 68 338/-21 $60,600.00 T19 Ben Crane 67 67 67 68 69 338/-21 $60,600.00 T19 Brent Geiberger 69 65 66 67 71 338/-21 $60,600.00 T19 66 69 66 68 69 338/-21 $60,600.00 T19 68 71 63 66 70 338/-21 $60,600.00 T24 Michael Clark II 66 67 69 71 66 339/-20 $39,571.43 T24 Carlos Franco 68 69 67 69 66 339/-20 $39,571.43 T24 Lee Janzen 63 74 62 71 69 339/-20 $39,571.43 T24 J.L. Lewis 64 70 69 65 71 339/-20 $39,571.43 T24 Chris Riley 65 71 66 68 69 339/-20 $39,571.43 T24 Kirk Triplett 68 68 68 65 70 339/-20 $39,571.43 T24 Scott McCarron 67 68 65 67 72 339/-20 $39,571.42 T31 Steve Allan 67 67 68 68 70 340/-19 $29,000.00 T31 Bart Bryant 66 68 67 67 72 340/-19 $29,000.00 T31 Edward Fryatt 68 67 69 70 66 340/-19 $29,000.00 T31 Justin Leonard 70 66 69 69 66 340/-19 $29,000.00 T31 Kenneth Staton 68 68 65 69 70 340/-19 $29,000.00 T31 Bob Tway 68 68 66 68 70 340/-19 $29,000.00 T37 Rich Beem 64 70 70 67 70 341/-18 $22,500.00 T37 David Berganio, Jr.70 65 66 68 72 341/-18 $22,500.00 T37 Glen Day 65 73 68 67 68 341/-18 $22,500.00 T37 Craig Parry 69 68 66 67 71 341/-18 $22,500.00 T37 Mike Weir 66 73 65 70 67 341/-18 $22,500.00 T42 68 66 66 73 69 342/-17 $17,000.00 T42 Dudley Hart 68 67 65 70 72 342/-17 $17,000.00 T42 Steve Jones 62 70 67 74 69 342/-17 $17,000.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T42 Frank Lickliter II 67 65 72 71 67 342/-17 $17,000.00 T42 Steve Lowery 67 68 65 69 73 342/-17 $17,000.00 T42 Billy Mayfair 66 68 67 69 72 342/-17 $17,000.00 T48 Olin Browne 67 67 68 70 71 343/-16 $13,100.00 T48 68 70 68 67 70 343/-16 $13,100.00 T48 69 67 65 71 71 343/-16 $13,100.00 T51 Chris Smith 68 68 66 69 73 344/-15 $12,150.00 T51 Scott Verplank 65 69 70 69 71 344/-15 $12,150.00 T53 Robert Allenby 67 69 70 69 70 345/-14 $11,520.00 T53 Jeff Gove 68 70 67 72 68 345/-14 $11,520.00 T53 J.P. Hayes 67 67 69 75 67 345/-14 $11,520.00 T53 J.J. Henry 68 68 70 69 70 345/-14 $11,520.00 T53 John Rollins 68 67 65 73 72 345/-14 $11,520.00 T58 Joe Durant 67 67 70 70 72 346/-13 $11,150.00 T58 Harrison Frazar 68 69 69 73 67 346/-13 $11,150.00 T60 Jeff Brehaut 69 66 70 69 73 347/-12 $10,900.00 T60 Stewart Cink 70 66 66 71 74 347/-12 $10,900.00 T60 Jesper Parnevik 70 70 65 73 69 347/-12 $10,900.00 T63 David Frost 69 67 70 75 67 348/-11 $10,500.00 T63 Matt Gogel 67 70 67 71 73 348/-11 $10,500.00 T63 Andrew Magee 68 73 65 73 69 348/-11 $10,500.00 T63 Hidemichi Tanaka70 71 64 69 74 348/-11 $10,500.00 T63 67 68 69 72 72 348/-11 $10,500.00 68 Jonathan Kaye 69 69 66 73 72 349/-10 $10,200.00 T69 Miguel A. Jimenez68 68 70 79 68 353/-6 $10,050.00 T69 Heath Slocum 71 69 66 74 73 353/-6 $10,050.00

2001 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas October 10-October 14, 2001 $4,500,000 Purse Champion: Bob Estes

TPC Summerlin (H) TPC Las Vegas Southern Highlands GC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Bob Estes 65 66 67 68 63 329/-30 810,000.00 T2 Tom Lehman 63 62 72 67 66 330/-29 396,000.00 T2 Rory Sabbatini 64 67 72 63 64 330/-29 396,000.00 T4 Davis Love III 69 65 68 69 61 332/-27 198,000.00 T4 Scott McCarron 68 65 65 63 71 332/-27 198,000.00 6 Cameron Beckman67 67 69 66 64 333/-26 162,000.00 T7 John Daly 67 62 72 69 67 337/-22 135,562.50 T7 Craig Parry 64 66 66 70 71 337/-22 135,562.50 T7 Chris Riley 69 65 68 68 67 337/-22 135,562.50 T7 Scott Verplank 67 67 71 65 67 337/-22 135,562.50 T11 Matt Gogel 69 67 68 65 69 338/-21 108,000.00 T11 71 69 67 65 66 338/-21 108,000.00 T13 Robert Allenby 66 65 71 71 67 340/-19 81,900.00 T13 Chris DiMarco 68 61 72 69 70 340/-19 81,900.00 T13 Steve Flesch 65 67 67 74 67 340/-19 81,900.00 T13 David Frost 69 67 69 66 69 340/-19 81,900.00 T13 Brian Gay 67 69 70 66 68 340/-19 81,900.00 T18 Jason Gore 66 68 70 69 68 341/-18 65,250.00 T18 Billy Mayfair 70 66 68 71 66 341/-18 65,250.00 T20 Stewart Cink 71 71 67 66 67 342/-17 50,580.00 T20 Charles Howell III66 68 72 69 67 342/-17 50,580.00 T20 Skip Kendall 66 70 69 67 70 342/-17 50,580.00 T20 Bob May 69 66 65 72 70 342/-17 50,580.00 T20 Kaname Yokoo 71 67 70 68 66 342/-17 50,580.00 T25 Woody Austin 71 67 68 69 68 343/-16 35,887.50 T25 Andrew Magee 67 67 66 72 71 343/-16 35,887.50 T25 Shigeki Maruyama67 68 72 70 66 343/-16 35,887.50 T25 Kirk Triplett 69 66 70 70 68 343/-16 35,887.50 T29 Stuart Appleby 70 69 68 72 65 344/-15 26,800.00 T29 Russ Cochran 67 66 76 64 71 344/-15 26,800.00 T29 John Cook 68 68 71 70 67 344/-15 26,800.00 T29 Robin Freeman 67 70 68 70 69 344/-15 26,800.00 T29 Lee Janzen 67 67 68 67 75 344/-15 26,800.00 T29 Pete Jordan 67 66 71 69 71 344/-15 26,800.00 T29 69 70 70 69 66 344/-15 26,800.00 T29 Greg Kraft 69 65 71 71 68 344/-15 26,800.00 T29 Grant Waite 70 68 69 67 70 344/-15 26,800.00 T38 Glen Day 67 68 71 68 71 345/-14 18,450.00 T38 73 67 68 68 69 345/-14 18,450.00 T38 Joe Ogilvie 64 70 70 76 65 345/-14 18,450.00 T38 68 69 71 66 71 345/-14 18,450.00 T38 Kevin Sutherland69 67 72 73 64 345/-14 18,450.00 T38 Bob Tway 69 68 69 70 69 345/-14 18,450.00 T38 Brian Wilson 69 69 69 68 70 345/-14 18,450.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money 45 Joel Edwards 71 63 71 71 70 346/-13 14,850.00 T46 68 69 66 69 75 347/-12 12,240.00 T46 Olin Browne 70 65 67 74 71 347/-12 12,240.00 T46 Fred Couples 63 64 72 72 76 347/-12 12,240.00 T46 Fred Funk 67 69 72 67 72 347/-12 12,240.00 T46 Paul Stankowski69 66 71 69 72 347/-12 12,240.00 T46 Ted Tryba 68 67 73 73 66 347/-12 12,240.00 52 Greg Chalmers 67 69 71 67 74 348/-11 10,800.00 T53 Jim Carter 65 69 73 71 71 349/-10 10,368.00 T53 Jonathan Kaye 68 69 72 73 67 349/-10 10,368.00 T53 Andrew McLardy68 68 72 71 70 349/-10 10,368.00 T53 David Peoples 69 70 68 71 71 349/-10 10,368.00 T53 Scott Simpson 68 69 72 70 70 349/-10 10,368.00 T58 Tom Byrum 70 65 72 67 76 350/-9 9,855.00 T58 Robert Damron 67 68 71 73 71 350/-9 9,855.00 T58 68 68 69 72 73 350/-9 9,855.00 T58 Justin Leonard 71 68 70 70 71 350/-9 9,855.00 T58 David Morland IV69 65 71 73 72 350/-9 9,855.00 T58 Jesper Parnevik 69 69 70 71 71 350/-9 9,855.00 T64 Jose Coceres 69 70 68 70 74 351/-8 9,450.00 T64 Paul Goydos 72 69 67 72 71 351/-8 9,450.00 T64 J.J. Henry 70 71 67 71 72 351/-8 9,450.00 67 71 66 71 72 72 352/-7 9,270.00 68 68 67 74 73 71 353/-6 9,180.00 69 Bob Burns 68 68 70 74 74 354/-5 9,090.00 T70 Jay Don Blake 70 68 71 71 75 355/-4 8,910.00 T70 Michael Muehr 68 66 75 73 73 355/-4 8,910.00 T70 Tom Pernice, Jr. 64 69 75 72 75 355/-4 8,910.00 73 Brian Henninger72 64 73 76 74 359/E 8,730.00 74 Stephen Ames 68 70 69 79 74 360/1 8,640.00

2000 Invensys Classic at Las Vegas October 11-October15, 2000 $4,250,000 Purse Champion: Billy Andrade

TPC Summerlin (H) Desert Inn CC Southern Highlands GC

Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Billy Andrade 67 67 63 67 68 332/-28 765,000.00 2 Phil Mickelson 69 65 67 66 66 333/-27 459,000.00 T3 Stewart Cink 68 68 67 65 66 334/-26 246,500.00 T3 Jonathan Kaye 68 70 67 67 62 334/-26 246,500.00 T5 John Cook 65 70 65 68 67 335/-25 149,281.25 T5 Chris DiMarco 66 69 70 67 63 335/-25 149,281.25 T5 Scott McCarron 67 66 66 66 70 335/-25 149,281.25 T5 Shaun Micheel 68 69 66 63 69 335/-25 149,281.25 T9 Tom Byrum 65 65 65 69 72 336/-24 114,750.00 T9 Joe Durant 66 71 66 67 66 336/-24 114,750.00 T9 Steve Flesch 66 71 66 67 66 336/-24 114,750.00 T12 Blaine McCallister 67 64 68 69 69 337/-23 89,250.00 T12 Craig Parry 71 67 68 67 64 337/-23 89,250.00 T12 Mike Weir 67 68 63 72 67 337/-23 89,250.00 T15 Lee Janzen 65 67 69 68 69 338/-22 74,375.00 T15 Scott Verplank 70 66 68 66 68 338/-22 74,375.00 T17 Fred Couples 69 68 66 67 69 339/-21 59,500.00 T17 Jim Furyk 70 68 67 67 67 339/-21 59,500.00 T17 Steve Lowery 71 69 66 63 70 339/-21 59,500.00 T17 Jeff Sluman 67 67 68 68 69 339/-21 59,500.00 T17 Paul Stankowski 70 67 67 70 65 339/-21 59,500.00 T22 Olin Browne 64 70 68 68 70 340/-20 40,800.00 T22 71 69 66 69 65 340/-20 40,800.00 T22 Tim Herron 67 70 70 67 66 340/-20 40,800.00 T22 Justin Leonard 68 69 70 64 69 340/-20 40,800.00 T22 Bob May 65 69 69 67 70 340/-20 40,800.00 T27 Brad Faxon 64 72 69 70 66 341/-19 29,537.50 T27 Mathew Goggin 67 68 68 70 68 341/-19 29,537.50 T27 Dudley Hart 70 67 66 67 71 341/-19 29,537.50 T27 Skip Kendall 65 69 72 67 68 341/-19 29,537.50 T27 J.L. Lewis 70 68 66 71 66 341/-19 29,537.50 T27 Rocco Mediate 71 66 65 68 71 341/-19 29,537.50 T33 Kelly Gibson 70 70 67 68 67 342/-18 24,012.34 T33 Rich Beem 70 65 66 70 71 342/-18 24,012.33 T33 Billy Mayfair 71 69 66 68 68 342/-18 24,012.33 T36 Dan Forsman 67 66 74 70 66 343/-17 20,453.25 T36 Jim Gallagher, Jr. 71 68 67 67 70 343/-17 20,453.25 T36 Matt Gogel 71 69 63 71 69 343/-17 20,453.25 T36 Bruce Lietzke 63 71 70 72 67 343/-17 20,453.25 T40 Brent Geiberger 71 70 65 70 68 344/-16 14,893.89 T40 Michael Kirk 70 67 69 68 70 344/-16 14,893.89 T40 Davis Love III 69 70 66 69 70 344/-16 14,893.89 T40 Jeff Maggert 68 69 67 69 71 344/-16 14,893.89 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T40 John Maginnes 68 70 68 71 67 344/-16 14,893.89 T40 Kirk Triplett 68 69 70 67 70 344/-16 14,893.89 T40 Bob Tway 70 67 64 75 68 344/-16 14,893.89 T40 Jay Williamson 71 69 65 69 70 344/-16 14,893.89 T40 64 70 67 71 72 344/-16 14,893.88 T49 David Peoples 70 70 67 69 69 345/-15 10,738.34 T49 Robert Gamez 69 67 68 69 72 345/-15 10,738.33 T49 68 66 70 67 74 345/-15 10,738.33 T52 Robert Allenby 69 69 68 70 70 346/-14 9,966.25 T52 Steve Elkington 67 67 71 70 71 346/-14 9,966.25 T52 69 68 69 75 65 346/-14 9,966.25 T52 Peter Jacobsen 71 67 68 71 69 346/-14 9,966.25 T56 69 69 66 71 72 347/-13 9,562.50 T56 71 68 67 75 66 347/-13 9,562.50 T56 Edward Fryatt 69 69 68 68 73 347/-13 9,562.50 T56 Kevin Sutherland 70 67 66 73 71 347/-13 9,562.50 T60 Woody Austin 71 66 67 70 74 348/-12 9,180.00 T60 Greg Chalmers 68 70 69 68 73 348/-12 9,180.00 T60 Sean Murphy 72 67 68 71 70 348/-12 9,180.00 T60 Charles Raulerson 68 72 67 70 71 348/-12 9,180.00 T60 66 70 69 71 72 348/-12 9,180.00 T65 67 69 70 69 74 349/-11 8,882.50 T65 Fred Funk 69 68 69 71 72 349/-11 8,882.50 T67 Fulton Allem 70 69 68 71 72 350/-10 8,712.50 T67 J.P. Hayes 68 71 66 74 71 350/-10 8,712.50 T69 71 68 66 72 74 351/-9 8,542.50 T69 Duffy Waldorf 70 66 70 73 72 351/-9 8,542.50 71 66 74 66 75 71 352/-8 8,415.00 72 Michael Clark II 70 66 70 76 74 356/-4 8,330.00 73 Rory Sabbatini 73 68 66 74 78 359/-1 8,245.00 74 Bob Burns 72 64 71 76 77 360/E 8,160.00

1999 Las Vegas Invitational October 13-October 17, 1999 $2,500,000 Purse Champion: Jim Furyk

TPC Summerlin (H) Desert Inn CC Las Vegas Country Club

Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Jim Furyk 67 64 63 71 66 331/-29 450,000.00 2 Jonathan Kaye 63 66 66 73 64 332/-28 270,000.00 3 Dudley Hart 65 68 67 74 64 338/-22 170,000.00 4 Chris Perry 67 63 67 74 68 339/-21 120,000.00 5 Andrew Magee 63 67 70 72 68 340/-20 100,000.00 T6 Brandel Chamblee 66 68 67 73 67 341/-19 83,750.00 T6 Robert Damron 65 67 67 75 67 341/-19 83,750.00 T6 Kevin Sutherland 67 69 63 73 69 341/-19 83,750.00 9 Stephen Ames 69 66 67 73 67 342/-18 72,500.00 T10 Tommy Armour III 70 60 67 77 69 343/-17 62,500.00 T10 Fred Couples 63 65 70 79 66 343/-17 62,500.00 T10 Joe Ogilvie 63 70 66 79 65 343/-17 62,500.00 T13 Bob May 63 68 63 78 72 344/-16 50,000.00 T13 Brian Watts 63 70 68 75 68 344/-16 50,000.00 T15 Glen Day 69 69 67 70 70 345/-15 41,250.00 T15 Harrison Frazar 65 62 67 76 75 345/-15 41,250.00 T15 Jerry Kelly 67 66 69 75 68 345/-15 41,250.00 T15 Billy Mayfair 63 69 66 77 70 345/-15 41,250.00 T19 Craig Barlow 61 68 68 77 72 346/-14 32,500.00 T19 Justin Leonard 65 64 73 78 66 346/-14 32,500.00 T19 Mike Weir 66 67 68 76 69 346/-14 32,500.00 T22 Stewart Cink 66 69 65 78 69 347/-13 23,208.34 T22 Jay Delsing 68 67 65 78 69 347/-13 23,208.34 T22 Steve Jones 69 69 66 72 71 347/-13 23,208.33 T22 Sandy Lyle 68 69 66 72 72 347/-13 23,208.33 T22 Lee Porter 65 65 69 77 71 347/-13 23,208.33 T22 Larry Rinker 70 65 67 76 69 347/-13 23,208.33 T28 Edward Fryatt 70 67 66 76 69 348/-12 17,375.00 T28 Peter Jacobsen 71 66 68 75 68 348/-12 17,375.00 T28 Frank Lickliter II 64 67 70 76 71 348/-12 17,375.00 T28 Dennis Paulson 69 64 67 81 67 348/-12 17,375.00 T32 Olin Browne 66 71 67 76 69 349/-11 14,150.00 T32 Steve Flesch 67 68 69 78 67 349/-11 14,150.00 T32 Blaine McCallister 68 69 67 75 70 349/-11 14,150.00 T32 Lee Rinker 64 68 67 79 71 349/-11 14,150.00 T32 Vijay Singh 65 63 67 80 74 349/-11 14,150.00 T37 Woody Austin 71 68 64 76 71 350/-10 11,000.00 T37 John Daly 67 69 68 75 71 350/-10 11,000.00 T37 Bob Estes 69 65 69 82 65 350/-10 11,000.00 T37 Bill Glasson 66 64 69 81 70 350/-10 11,000.00 T37 Phil Mickelson 69 63 69 79 70 350/-10 11,000.00 T37 Kirk Triplett 67 69 67 74 73 350/-10 11,000.00 43 J.L. Lewis 70 66 66 78 71 351/-9 9,250.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T44 Greg Chalmers 71 68 66 78 69 352/-8 7,770.00 T44 Brian Gay 68 68 69 74 73 352/-8 7,770.00 T44 J.P. Hayes 67 68 68 83 66 352/-8 7,770.00 T44 Skip Kendall 68 69 64 80 71 352/-8 7,770.00 T44 Chris Riley 71 67 67 79 68 352/-8 7,770.00 T49 Trevor Dodds 68 70 65 81 69 353/-7 6,170.00 T49 Charles Raulerson 68 66 71 78 70 353/-7 6,170.00 T49 Jeff Sluman 69 70 65 78 71 353/-7 6,170.00 T49 David Sutherland68 66 71 76 72 353/-7 6,170.00 T49 Duffy Waldorf 68 67 69 80 69 353/-7 6,170.00 T54 Steve Pate 66 64 72 78 74 354/-6 5,775.00 T54 70 66 68 81 69 354/-6 5,775.00 T56 Paul Azinger 69 67 67 82 71 356/-4 5,600.00 T56 Lee Janzen 70 67 67 79 73 356/-4 5,600.00 T56 68 68 68 79 73 356/-4 5,600.00 T56 Sean Murphy 68 66 71 80 71 356/-4 5,600.00 T56 Chris Smith 70 66 66 84 70 356/-4 5,600.00 T61 Doug Martin 68 68 65 83 73 357/-3 5,400.00 T61 Bob Tway 67 71 66 79 74 357/-3 5,400.00 T61 Scott Verplank 65 67 70 81 74 357/-3 5,400.00 64 Steve Lowery 66 69 67 77 79 358/-2 5,300.00 65 Mark Brooks 69 70 65 75 80 359/-1 5,250.00 T66 Russ Cochran 68 70 67 81 74 360/E 5,175.00 T66 Robert Gamez 68 68 67 83 74 360/E 5,175.00 68 68 68 68 85 72 361/1 5,100.00 69 Brent Geiberger 68 71 66 77 80 362/2 5,050.00 70 Greg Kraft 67 65 70 82 79 363/3 5,000.00 71 Brian Henninger 63 72 69 85 77 366/6 4,950.00

1998 Las Vegas Invitational October 14-October 18, 1998 $2,000,000 Purse Champion: Jim Furyk

TPC Summerlin (H) Desert Inn CC Las Vegas Hilton CC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Jim Furyk 67 68 69 63 68 335/-25 360,000.00 2 Mark Calcavecchia 65 71 69 65 66 336/-24 216,000.00 3 Scott Verplank 67 68 69 67 67 338/-22 136,000.00 4 Bob Tway 68 65 69 72 65 339/-21 96,000.00 5 Davis Love III 70 66 68 70 66 340/-20 80,000.00 T6 Justin Leonard 70 66 71 66 68 341/-19 69,500.00 T6 Paul Stankowski 67 71 68 70 65 341/-19 69,500.00 T8 69 65 71 69 68 342/-18 60,000.00 T8 Kirk Triplett 70 65 72 66 69 342/-18 60,000.00 T10 Brandel Chamblee 69 68 70 68 68 343/-17 52,000.00 T10 Kevin Wentworth 71 70 68 67 67 343/-17 52,000.00 T12 Tom Byrum 67 70 70 70 67 344/-16 42,000.00 T12 Robert Damron 65 68 72 72 67 344/-16 42,000.00 T12 Steve Pate 70 72 68 66 68 344/-16 42,000.00 15 Tom Pernice, Jr. 66 75 70 66 68 345/-15 36,000.00 T16 Stewart Cink 72 65 74 71 64 346/-14 31,000.00 T16 Bob May 69 65 72 67 73 346/-14 31,000.00 T16 Lee Porter 69 65 71 70 71 346/-14 31,000.00 T16 D.A. Weibring 69 69 72 67 69 346/-14 31,000.00 T20 Paul Azinger 66 68 79 68 66 347/-13 25,000.00 T20 Rocco Mediate 68 69 74 68 68 347/-13 25,000.00 T22 Fred Couples 71 70 73 66 68 348/-12 19,200.00 T22 Brent Geiberger 67 70 72 68 71 348/-12 19,200.00 T22 Andrew Magee 68 71 73 72 64 348/-12 19,200.00 T22 Joey Sindelar 69 71 71 68 69 348/-12 19,200.00 T22 Mike Springer 71 68 71 68 70 348/-12 19,200.00 T27 Kelly Gibson 72 65 75 66 71 349/-11 14,200.00 T27 Paul Goydos 70 69 72 67 71 349/-11 14,200.00 T27 Lee Janzen 67 71 74 66 71 349/-11 14,200.00 T27 Steve Jones 68 69 72 72 68 349/-11 14,200.00 T27 Craig Stadler 68 71 72 67 71 349/-11 14,200.00 T32 Bob Estes 68 70 73 68 71 350/-10 11,575.00 T32 Nolan Henke 69 67 71 69 74 350/-10 11,575.00 T32 Blaine McCallister 72 69 69 71 69 350/-10 11,575.00 T32 Chris Perry 68 69 72 72 69 350/-10 11,575.00 T36 Skip Kendall 70 70 71 73 67 351/-9 8,611.12 T36 John Cook 69 69 70 71 72 351/-9 8,611.11 T36 .. Eaks 67 72 70 72 70 351/-9 8,611.11 T36 Jim Gallagher, Jr. 69 69 72 70 71 351/-9 8,611.11 T36 Bob Gilder 72 68 71 72 68 351/-9 8,611.11 T36 Bill Glasson 69 65 76 69 72 351/-9 8,611.11 T36 67 66 71 76 71 351/-9 8,611.11 T36 Kenny Perry 72 70 69 69 71 351/-9 8,611.11 T36 Larry Rinker 68 72 71 73 67 351/-9 8,611.11 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T45 Doug Barron 66 71 74 71 70 352/-8 5,720.00 T45 73 65 75 66 73 352/-8 5,720.00 T45 Donnie Hammond 68 71 71 70 72 352/-8 5,720.00 T45 Spike McRoy 68 68 73 74 69 352/-8 5,720.00 T45 Mike Standly 70 69 73 70 70 352/-8 5,720.00 T45 Kevin Sutherland 72 70 71 65 74 352/-8 5,720.00 T51 Jay Don Blake 71 69 71 70 72 353/-7 4,860.00 T51 Mark Brooks 73 68 73 69 70 353/-7 4,860.00 T53 Chip Beck 67 68 78 69 72 354/-6 4,565.72 T53 74 69 71 68 72 354/-6 4,565.72 T53 Tom Lehman 69 72 72 68 73 354/-6 4,565.72 T53 71 69 70 70 74 354/-6 4,565.71 T53 John Daly 68 70 72 67 77 354/-6 4,565.71 T53 Dudley Hart 66 72 70 73 73 354/-6 4,565.71 T53 67 70 74 70 73 354/-6 4,565.71 60 David Sutherland 67 71 76 72 69 355/-5 4,400.00 T61 J.L. Lewis 68 74 71 71 72 356/-4 4,340.00 T61 Tim Loustalot 73 69 72 68 74 356/-4 4,340.00 T63 69 70 74 73 71 357/-3 4,240.00 T63 Brian Henninger 66 72 75 73 71 357/-3 4,240.00 T63 Corey Pavin 69 70 75 69 74 357/-3 4,240.00 T66 Tim Conley 68 69 75 71 75 358/-2 4,120.00 T66 Richie Coughlan 68 70 75 71 74 358/-2 4,120.00 T66 Duffy Waldorf 66 70 76 73 73 358/-2 4,120.00 69 Esteban Toledo 68 70 71 78 72 359/-1 4,040.00 70 Jerry Kelly 71 72 70 70 77 360/E 4,000.00 T71 Billy Andrade 68 69 76 76 72 361/1 3,940.00 T71 Grant Waite 67 70 77 73 74 361/1 3,940.00 73 Kent Jones 71 68 73 74 77 363/3 3,880.00 74 Mike Hulbert 69 70 75 73 78 365/5 3,840.00

1997 Las Vegas Invitational October 22-October 26, 1997 $1,800,000 Purse Champion: Bill Glasson

TPC Summerlin (H) Desert Inn CC Las Vegas Hilton CC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Bill Glasson 63 65 75 71 66 340/-20 324,000.00 T2 David Edwards 68 66 69 72 66 341/-19 158,400.00 T2 Billy Mayfair 65 63 73 73 67 341/-19 158,400.00 T4 Mark Calcavecchia 66 66 72 71 68 343/-17 79,200.00 T4 Duffy Waldorf 65 63 69 75 71 343/-17 79,200.00 T6 Lee Janzen 66 72 71 70 66 345/-15 60,300.00 T6 Mike Reid 67 67 70 70 71 345/-15 60,300.00 T6 Kevin Sutherland 69 63 70 73 70 345/-15 60,300.00 T9 Fred Couples 66 67 69 77 68 347/-13 50,400.00 T9 Brad Fabel 64 66 77 71 69 347/-13 50,400.00 T11 Jay Don Blake 68 69 68 71 72 348/-12 41,400.00 T11 Edward Fryatt 69 67 71 73 68 348/-12 41,400.00 T11 Ted Tryba 66 65 73 74 70 348/-12 41,400.00 T14 Brent Geiberger 68 67 75 72 67 349/-11 30,600.00 T14 Steve Jones 66 68 72 72 71 349/-11 30,600.00 T14 Rocco Mediate 68 69 72 73 67 349/-11 30,600.00 T14 Phil Mickelson 68 63 79 70 69 349/-11 30,600.00 T14 Hal Sutton 66 71 71 75 66 349/-11 30,600.00 T19 Billy Andrade 64 70 72 75 69 350/-10 22,590.00 T19 Jim Furyk 68 65 72 75 70 350/-10 22,590.00 T19 66 65 78 74 67 350/-10 22,590.00 T19 Scott Simpson 70 71 71 72 66 350/-10 22,590.00 T23 J.P. Hayes 70 67 71 74 69 351/-9 16,560.00 T23 Brett Quigley 70 68 74 70 69 351/-9 16,560.00 T23 Larry Rinker 66 69 75 70 71 351/-9 16,560.00 T23 Grant Waite 67 68 73 75 68 351/-9 16,560.00 T27 Nolan Henke 68 69 68 76 71 352/-8 13,320.00 T27 Gabriel Hjertstedt 70 70 70 70 72 352/-8 13,320.00 T27 Chris Perry 68 70 71 73 70 352/-8 13,320.00 T30 Kelly Gibson 64 65 76 73 75 353/-7 11,430.00 T30 Eric Johnson 67 65 76 73 72 353/-7 11,430.00 T30 Davis Love III 71 67 73 77 65 353/-7 11,430.00 T30 Joey Sindelar 65 68 79 71 70 353/-7 11,430.00 T34 Joel Edwards 67 70 73 73 71 354/-6 9,945.00 T34 66 68 76 72 72 354/-6 9,945.00 T36 Jim Carter 70 69 73 75 68 355/-5 8,662.50 T36 David Frost 70 69 71 75 70 355/-5 8,662.50 T36 Jack O'Keefe 66 72 74 71 72 355/-5 8,662.50 T36 Tiger Woods 68 64 77 71 75 355/-5 8,662.50 T40 Tommy Armour III 71 67 74 76 68 356/-4 6,660.00 T40 John Cook 69 68 72 75 72 356/-4 6,660.00 T40 Joe Durant 66 67 75 78 70 356/-4 6,660.00 T40 Steve Lowery 65 64 74 81 72 356/-4 6,660.00 T40 Blaine McCallister 69 64 75 76 72 356/-4 6,660.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T40 Steve Pate 68 70 71 76 71 356/-4 6,660.00 T40 70 66 75 74 71 356/-4 6,660.00 T47 Mark Brooks 71 71 69 73 73 357/-3 4,944.00 T47 Mike Hulbert 72 69 69 72 75 357/-3 4,944.00 T47 Tray Tyner 67 68 75 74 73 357/-3 4,944.00 T50 David Berganio, Jr. 68 70 67 78 75 358/-2 4,341.60 T50 Marco Dawson 68 69 71 72 78 358/-2 4,341.60 T50 Paul Goydos 69 67 74 79 69 358/-2 4,341.60 T50 67 69 75 76 71 358/-2 4,341.60 T50 Bob Tway 67 69 74 77 71 358/-2 4,341.60 T55 Shane Bertsch 71 67 74 72 75 359/-1 4,104.00 T55 Tom Byrum 66 70 74 75 74 359/-1 4,104.00 T55 Bruce Lietzke 69 68 73 76 73 359/-1 4,104.00 T58 Scott Dunlap 67 71 70 80 72 360/E 4,014.00 T58 69 66 77 78 70 360/E 4,014.00 T60 Phil Blackmar 70 69 72 78 72 361/1 3,942.00 T60 Doug Martin 69 64 78 78 72 361/1 3,942.00 62 Jim Gallagher, Jr. 69 66 77 77 73 362/2 3,888.00 T63 Doug Barron 68 69 74 76 76 363/3 3,816.00 T63 Skip Kendall 66 71 75 77 74 363/3 3,816.00 T63 Lee Porter 71 70 71 79 72 363/3 3,816.00 66 Kirk Triplett 65 70 76 79 74 364/4 3,744.00 T67 Olin Browne 66 68 78 79 74 365/5 3,690.00 T67 67 68 74 76 80 365/5 3,690.00 69 Tim Herron 73 67 71 79 76 366/6 3,636.00 1996 Las Vegas Invitational October 2-October 6, 1996 $1,650,000 Purse Champion: Tiger Woods

TPC Summerlin (H) Desert Inn CC Las Vegas Hilton CC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Tiger Woods 70 63 68 67 64 332/-27 297,000.00 2 Davis Love III 66 67 64 68 67 332/-27 178,200.00 T3 Mark Calcavecchia 72 67 65 64 65 333/-26 95,700.00 T3 Kelly Gibson 69 69 65 65 65 333/-26 95,700.00 T5 Ronnie Black 64 65 69 66 71 335/-24 60,225.00 T5 Rick Fehr 64 62 69 73 67 335/-24 60,225.00 T5 , Jr. 67 68 67 64 69 335/-24 60,225.00 T8 Paul Azinger 67 64 70 70 65 336/-23 46,200.00 T8 Fred Couples 66 67 66 67 70 336/-23 46,200.00 T8 Paul Goydos 67 71 66 65 67 336/-23 46,200.00 T8 Phil Mickelson 68 67 68 67 66 336/-23 46,200.00 T12 Stewart Cink 70 66 67 67 67 337/-22 31,350.00 T12 62 70 67 69 69 337/-22 31,350.00 T12 Fred Funk 63 66 68 70 70 337/-22 31,350.00 T12 Dudley Hart 71 67 67 64 68 337/-22 31,350.00 T12 Dan Pohl 68 66 70 63 70 337/-22 31,350.00 T12 Tommy Tolles 69 66 68 71 63 337/-22 31,350.00 18 Brian Henninger 66 68 72 66 66 338/-21 24,750.00 T19 John Cook 72 64 65 68 70 339/-20 21,450.00 T19 Lee Janzen 66 65 70 69 69 339/-20 21,450.00 T19 Steve Lowery 67 70 67 70 65 339/-20 21,450.00 T22 Jay Don Blake 69 70 68 66 67 340/-19 14,478.75 T22 70 68 66 68 68 340/-19 14,478.75 T22 Olin Browne 66 66 73 69 66 340/-19 14,478.75 T22 Lennie Clements 70 68 68 68 66 340/-19 14,478.75 T22 Jim Furyk 66 64 71 70 69 340/-19 14,478.75 T22 Scott McCarron 68 66 69 67 70 340/-19 14,478.75 T22 Hugh Royer III 67 68 71 67 67 340/-19 14,478.75 T22 Jeff Sluman 68 69 70 66 67 340/-19 14,478.75 T30 Andy Bean 71 67 65 71 67 341/-18 10,725.00 T30 Michael Bradley 71 67 69 69 65 341/-18 10,725.00 T30 Craig Stadler 67 69 66 73 66 341/-18 10,725.00 T33 Marco Dawson 66 72 66 71 67 342/-17 8,532.86 T33 David Frost 65 71 71 67 68 342/-17 8,532.86 T33 Billy Mayfair 69 68 70 68 67 342/-17 8,532.86 T33 Sean Murphy 71 69 66 68 68 342/-17 8,532.86 T33 Robert Wrenn 69 71 66 70 66 342/-17 8,532.86 T33 Stuart Appleby 73 67 66 67 69 342/-17 8,532.85 T33 David Ogrin 69 63 67 71 72 342/-17 8,532.85 T40 David Edwards 68 66 69 70 70 343/-16 6,600.00 T40 Bryan Gorman 69 67 70 67 70 343/-16 6,600.00 T40 Vijay Singh 66 68 71 66 72 343/-16 6,600.00 T40 68 70 64 71 70 343/-16 6,600.00 T44 Billy Andrade 68 67 70 67 72 344/-15 4,988.50 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T44 Glen Day 66 67 71 70 70 344/-15 4,988.50 T44 67 68 67 73 69 344/-15 4,988.50 T44 64 72 66 72 70 344/-15 4,988.50 T44 Ted Tryba 69 67 68 71 69 344/-15 4,988.50 T44 Mark Wiebe 67 71 69 66 71 344/-15 4,988.50 T50 Joe Acosta, Jr. 67 72 67 69 70 345/-14 3,898.13 T50 John Adams 67 71 69 69 69 345/-14 3,898.13 T50 Frank Lickliter II 66 67 73 73 66 345/-14 3,898.13 T50 Payne Stewart 63 68 73 74 67 345/-14 3,898.13 T50 Woody Austin 66 69 70 70 70 345/-14 3,898.12 T50 Mike Heinen 66 69 67 71 72 345/-14 3,898.12 T50 Justin Leonard 70 66 69 68 72 345/-14 3,898.12 T50 Clarence Rose 68 66 69 69 73 345/-14 3,898.12 T58 67 71 69 69 70 346/-13 3,630.00 T58 David Duval 69 68 66 68 75 346/-13 3,630.00 T58 Jeff Gallagher 72 69 64 72 69 346/-13 3,630.00 T58 Omar Uresti 67 70 68 72 69 346/-13 3,630.00 T58 Willie Wood 66 71 70 67 72 346/-13 3,630.00 T63 Jim Carter 67 72 67 68 73 347/-12 3,481.50 T63 Jeff Hart 69 67 69 71 71 347/-12 3,481.50 T63 John Maginnes 69 69 65 73 71 347/-12 3,481.50 T63 Don Pooley 68 66 69 70 74 347/-12 3,481.50 T67 Mark Brooks 68 67 68 74 71 348/-11 3,382.50 T67 Tom Scherrer 67 70 68 70 73 348/-11 3,382.50 T69 Patrick Burke 66 68 73 72 70 349/-10 3,316.50 T69 Fuzzy Zoeller 69 65 71 72 72 349/-10 3,316.50 T71 Brian Kamm 69 68 69 73 72 351/-8 3,234.00 T71 Gary Rusnak 68 69 69 73 72 351/-8 3,234.00 T71 Duffy Waldorf 69 70 67 72 73 351/-8 3,234.00 T74 Fulton Allem 73 66 66 73 75 353/-6 3,135.00 T74 Brandel Chamblee 68 69 67 77 72 353/-6 3,135.00 T74 Wayne Levi 64 72 71 73 73 353/-6 3,135.00 T77 Craig Parry 68 67 72 74 73 354/-5 3,052.50 T77 Jay Williamson 70 72 65 74 73 354/-5 3,052.50 79 Greg Kraft 70 66 71 74 76 357/-2 3,003.00

1995 Las Vegas Invitational October 11-October 15, 1995 $1,500,000 purse Champion: Jim Furyk

TPC Summerlin (H) Desert Inn CC Las Vegas Hilton CC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Jim Furyk 67 65 65 67 67 331/-28 270,000.00 2 Billy Mayfair 66 65 67 66 68 332/-27 162,000.00 3 Scott McCarron 71 65 69 64 65 334/-25 102,000.00 T4 Phil Blackmar 69 66 71 64 65 335/-24 62,000.00 T4 Brad Bryant 65 68 67 69 66 335/-24 62,000.00 T4 Mark O'Meara 67 67 66 65 70 335/-24 62,000.00 T7 Glen Day 70 67 65 68 66 336/-23 46,750.00 T7 David Edwards 67 66 64 69 70 336/-23 46,750.00 T7 Davis Love III 67 67 68 67 67 336/-23 46,750.00 T10 Rick Fehr 64 68 71 67 67 337/-22 36,000.00 T10 Bill Glasson 68 68 71 65 65 337/-22 36,000.00 T10 Joe Ozaki 63 69 71 66 68 337/-22 36,000.00 T10 Kirk Triplett 66 67 69 68 67 337/-22 36,000.00 14 John Cook 67 64 69 67 71 338/-21 28,500.00 T15 Patrick Burke 66 67 69 68 69 339/-20 23,250.00 T15 Lennie Clements70 68 68 66 67 339/-20 23,250.00 T15 Kelly Gibson 66 65 74 65 69 339/-20 23,250.00 T15 Paul Goydos 72 65 68 66 68 339/-20 23,250.00 T15 Dennis Paulson 68 67 65 71 68 339/-20 23,250.00 T15 Dave Stockton, Jr.68 65 70 67 69 339/-20 23,250.00 T21 Jay Don Blake 72 66 68 69 65 340/-19 17,400.00 T21 Andrew Magee 70 67 67 67 69 340/-19 17,400.00 T23 Justin Leonard 70 69 67 69 66 341/-18 15,000.00 T23 Bruce Vaughan 70 69 68 67 67 341/-18 15,000.00 T25 Bart Bryant 69 68 69 67 69 342/-17 11,700.00 T25 Marco Dawson 68 64 73 66 71 342/-17 11,700.00 T25 Roger Maltbie 70 65 70 69 68 342/-17 11,700.00 T25 Jim McGovern 68 65 70 70 69 342/-17 11,700.00 T25 Bob Tway 65 65 69 71 72 342/-17 11,700.00 T30 Mark Brooks 66 66 71 71 69 343/-16 8,533.34 T30 Phil Mickelson 71 65 70 69 68 343/-16 8,533.34 T30 Mike Smith 69 69 67 69 69 343/-16 8,533.34 T30 66 65 70 72 70 343/-16 8,533.33 T30 Jonathan Kaye 67 66 67 69 74 343/-16 8,533.33 T30 Doug Martin 65 72 69 67 70 343/-16 8,533.33 T30 Blaine McCallister67 67 67 68 74 343/-16 8,533.33 T30 Craig Parry 64 70 71 68 70 343/-16 8,533.33 T30 Chris Perry 71 68 67 68 69 343/-16 8,533.33 T39 John Adams 70 70 68 68 68 344/-15 6,150.00 T39 Mark Calcavecchia66 69 69 72 68 344/-15 6,150.00 T39 Russ Cochran 68 69 67 69 71 344/-15 6,150.00 T39 Mike Hulbert 68 69 71 68 68 344/-15 6,150.00 T39 Skip Kendall 67 67 69 68 73 344/-15 6,150.00 T44 Steve Jones 65 70 69 66 75 345/-14 5,100.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T44 Tommy Tolles 68 70 68 69 70 345/-14 5,100.00 T46 Tom Byrum 66 67 67 73 73 346/-13 3,952.50 T46 Clark Dennis 69 68 70 67 72 346/-13 3,952.50 T46 Steve Gotsche 69 67 70 68 72 346/-13 3,952.50 T46 Bruce Lietzke 68 70 69 68 71 346/-13 3,952.50 T46 Paul Stankowski69 66 70 69 72 346/-13 3,952.50 T46 Omar Uresti 72 68 67 70 69 346/-13 3,952.50 T46 Scott Verplank 66 68 69 74 69 346/-13 3,952.50 T46 Duffy Waldorf 67 68 68 72 71 346/-13 3,952.50 T54 Chip Beck 69 67 72 68 71 347/-12 3,420.00 T54 Ronnie Black 68 68 67 77 67 347/-12 3,420.00 T54 Lee Rinker 67 69 71 70 70 347/-12 3,420.00 T54 Jeff Sluman 67 68 71 70 71 347/-12 3,420.00 T54 Grant Waite 69 70 69 70 69 347/-12 3,420.00 T59 Jim Carter 69 69 67 70 73 348/-11 3,285.00 T59 Ken Green 67 69 71 73 68 348/-11 3,285.00 T59 Steve Lowery 66 67 72 72 71 348/-11 3,285.00 T59 64 73 69 73 69 348/-11 3,285.00 63 70 67 71 67 74 349/-10 3,210.00 T64 Brad Faxon 67 69 72 74 68 350/-9 3,090.00 T64 66 69 73 70 72 350/-9 3,090.00 T64 Donnie Hammond68 68 70 75 69 350/-9 3,090.00 T64 Mike Heinen 68 67 72 73 70 350/-9 3,090.00 T64 Steve Pate 72 68 68 69 73 350/-9 3,090.00 T64 Charlie Rymer 66 72 69 71 72 350/-9 3,090.00 T71 Woody Austin 66 73 69 73 70 351/-8 2,940.00 T71 Ray Stewart 69 68 71 74 69 351/-8 2,940.00 T71 Ted Tryba 70 72 63 71 75 351/-8 2,940.00 T74 67 68 71 73 73 352/-7 2,850.00 T74 Paul Azinger 67 67 67 77 74 352/-7 2,850.00 T74 Kawika Cotner 72 67 68 74 71 352/-7 2,850.00 77 Craig Stadler 69 69 68 73 75 354/-5 2,790.00 T78 Brian Kamm 67 71 68 78 76 360/1 2,745.00 T78 Bill Porter 69 68 71 75 77 360/1 2,745.00 80 Tony Sills 73 64 71 76 84 368/9 2,700.00

1994 Las Vegas Invitational October 19-October 23, 1994 $1,500,000 Purse Champion: Bruce Lietzke

Las Vegas CC TPC Summerlin (H) Las Vegas Hilton CC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Bruce Lietzke 66 67 68 66 65 332/-27 270,000.00 2 Robert Gamez 66 70 64 69 64 333/-26 162,000.00 T3 Billy Andrade 66 68 67 67 67 335/-24 87,000.00 T3 Phil Mickelson 70 66 66 70 63 335/-24 87,000.00 T5 Jim Furyk 67 64 69 66 70 336/-23 54,750.00 T5 Bill Glasson 67 68 70 65 66 336/-23 54,750.00 T5 Paul Stankowski70 66 66 69 65 336/-23 54,750.00 T8 Guy Boros 70 63 67 68 69 337/-22 42,000.00 T8 Scott Hoch 66 63 70 70 68 337/-22 42,000.00 T8 Sean Murphy 64 69 67 69 68 337/-22 42,000.00 T8 Kirk Triplett 69 65 65 68 70 337/-22 42,000.00 T12 Jay Don Blake 66 69 66 69 68 338/-21 33,000.00 T12 Jim Gallagher, Jr.69 70 67 64 68 338/-21 33,000.00 T14 Mark Brooks 68 69 67 70 65 339/-20 27,750.00 T14 Mike Heinen 66 66 68 71 68 339/-20 27,750.00 T16 Steve Elkington 70 67 66 66 71 340/-19 21,750.00 T16 Dan Forsman 67 64 68 70 71 340/-19 21,750.00 T16 Dillard Pruitt 70 66 67 68 69 340/-19 21,750.00 T16 Bob Tway 69 70 67 67 67 340/-19 21,750.00 T16 Duffy Waldorf 68 69 72 64 67 340/-19 21,750.00 T22 Brad Bryant 71 67 67 68 68 341/-18 15,600.00 T22 Clark Dennis 68 67 67 73 66 341/-18 15,600.00 T22 68 70 66 69 68 341/-18 15,600.00 25 Tommy Armour III71 67 65 69 70 342/-17 13,200.00 T26 Bob Burns 72 67 65 68 71 343/-16 10,875.00 T26 Rick Fehr 68 69 67 69 70 343/-16 10,875.00 T26 Dudley Hart 65 66 75 70 67 343/-16 10,875.00 T26 Steve Rintoul 71 69 68 67 68 343/-16 10,875.00 T26 Craig Stadler 71 70 67 68 67 343/-16 10,875.00 T26 Willie Wood 70 67 68 68 70 343/-16 10,875.00 T32 Brian Henninger67 70 68 70 69 344/-15 8,121.43 T32 Pete Jordan 71 68 68 68 69 344/-15 8,121.43 T32 Brian Kamm 64 70 66 72 72 344/-15 8,121.43 T32 68 69 68 68 71 344/-15 8,121.43 T32 Dave Stockton, Jr.70 66 72 66 70 344/-15 8,121.43 T32 Fuzzy Zoeller 71 68 68 68 69 344/-15 8,121.43 T32 Dave Rummells 67 68 69 68 72 344/-15 8,121.42 T39 Michael Bradley67 68 69 69 72 345/-14 6,000.00 T39 Fred Funk 68 69 67 71 70 345/-14 6,000.00 T39 Lee Janzen 70 65 72 69 69 345/-14 6,000.00 T39 Jodie Mudd 67 69 70 68 71 345/-14 6,000.00 T39 Mike Standly 66 68 67 72 72 345/-14 6,000.00 T39 66 67 73 68 71 345/-14 6,000.00 T45 Michael Allen 69 70 67 66 74 346/-13 4,515.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T45 66 69 70 69 72 346/-13 4,515.00 T45 Neal Lancaster 66 69 67 69 75 346/-13 4,515.00 T45 John Wilson 67 72 70 70 67 346/-13 4,515.00 T49 Keith Clearwater66 70 69 73 69 347/-12 3,742.50 T49 Greg Norman 67 69 71 71 69 347/-12 3,742.50 T49 Dicky Pride 73 67 68 70 69 347/-12 3,742.50 T49 67 69 68 71 72 347/-12 3,742.50 T53 JC Anderson 71 70 66 71 70 348/-11 3,510.00 T53 Mike Sullivan 68 68 70 69 73 348/-11 3,510.00 T55 Ken Green 70 68 64 72 75 349/-10 3,405.00 T55 Donnie Hammond68 70 71 68 72 349/-10 3,405.00 T55 68 69 72 72 68 349/-10 3,405.00 T55 Peter Jacobsen 70 71 66 74 68 349/-10 3,405.00 T59 Nolan Henke 65 73 66 71 75 350/-9 3,255.00 T59 Mike Hulbert 71 67 69 68 75 350/-9 3,255.00 T59 Tom Lehman 69 71 69 72 69 350/-9 3,255.00 T59 Andrew Magee 68 72 68 71 71 350/-9 3,255.00 T59 Blaine McCallister72 68 69 70 71 350/-9 3,255.00 T59 David Toms 74 66 69 72 69 350/-9 3,255.00 T65 Jay Haas 70 66 70 71 75 352/-7 3,105.00 T65 Jim McGovern 69 72 68 73 70 352/-7 3,105.00 T65 David Peoples 68 70 68 71 75 352/-7 3,105.00 T65 Payne Stewart 70 69 69 71 73 352/-7 3,105.00 T69 69 67 71 76 73 356/-3 3,015.00 T69 Mark Wiebe 71 67 71 72 75 356/-3 3,015.00 71 David Edwards 72 67 70 72 77 358/-1 2,970.00 72 Wayne Levi 67 71 71 72 80 361/2 2,940.00 73 Brandel Chamblee70 69 70 74 79 362/3 2,910.00 T74 Fulton Allem 75 65 69 74 81 364/5 2,865.00 T74 Mark Wurtz 68 73 67 72 84 364/5 2,865.00 1993 Las Vegas Invitational October 20-October 24, 1993 $1,400,000 Purse Champion: Davis Love III

TPC Summerlin (H) Las Vegas CC Desert Inn CC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Davis Love III 67 66 67 65 66 331/-29 252,000.00 2 Craig Stadler 67 66 69 72 65 339/-21 151,200.00 T3 Paul Azinger 66 67 72 68 67 340/-20 72,800.00 T3 David Edwards 72 66 68 67 67 340/-20 72,800.00 T3 Bob Estes 68 68 68 67 69 340/-20 72,800.00 T6 John Huston 69 66 69 71 67 342/-18 46,900.00 T6 Bob Tway 71 68 68 67 68 342/-18 46,900.00 T6 68 67 68 69 70 342/-18 46,900.00 9 64 68 72 70 69 343/-17 40,600.00 T10 Robert Gamez 66 70 68 69 71 344/-16 35,000.00 T10 Brian Kamm 68 70 69 69 68 344/-16 35,000.00 T10 72 68 66 68 70 344/-16 35,000.00 T13 Michael Allen 71 64 71 70 69 345/-15 26,250.00 T13 Jay Don Blake 71 70 66 68 70 345/-15 26,250.00 T13 Russ Cochran 68 70 68 69 70 345/-15 26,250.00 T13 Vijay Singh 68 69 72 69 67 345/-15 26,250.00 T17 Keith Clearwater67 65 67 74 73 346/-14 21,700.00 T17 Tom Lehman 70 70 71 70 65 346/-14 21,700.00 T19 Scott Hoch 69 70 68 72 68 347/-13 17,570.00 T19 Phil Mickelson 65 69 68 71 74 347/-13 17,570.00 T19 Kirk Triplett 71 72 66 71 67 347/-13 17,570.00 T19 Grant Waite 69 69 69 68 72 347/-13 17,570.00 T23 John Cook 66 73 70 73 66 348/-12 12,460.00 T23 Brad Faxon 66 71 71 70 70 348/-12 12,460.00 T23 Rick Fehr 70 68 72 70 68 348/-12 12,460.00 T23 Ken Green 69 66 68 72 73 348/-12 12,460.00 T23 73 71 66 67 71 348/-12 12,460.00 T28 Tim Conley 71 68 69 72 69 349/-11 9,310.00 T28 Bill Glasson 69 66 69 74 71 349/-11 9,310.00 T28 Roger Maltbie 69 72 68 70 70 349/-11 9,310.00 T28 Mark McCumber68 68 71 71 71 349/-11 9,310.00 T28 Mark O'Meara 71 69 68 71 70 349/-11 9,310.00 T28 Mike Sullivan 71 75 64 72 67 349/-11 9,310.00 T34 Ronnie Black 72 68 70 73 67 350/-10 6,626.67 T34 Gary Hallberg 68 68 72 75 67 350/-10 6,626.67 T34 Steve Lamontagne71 66 71 74 68 350/-10 6,626.67 T34 68 71 71 69 71 350/-10 6,626.67 T34 D.A. Weibring 70 71 70 71 68 350/-10 6,626.67 T34 Fuzzy Zoeller 73 70 68 69 70 350/-10 6,626.67 T34 67 72 70 69 72 350/-10 6,626.66 T34 Billy Mayfair 68 68 72 69 73 350/-10 6,626.66 T34 Willie Wood 70 70 69 68 73 350/-10 6,626.66 T43 Marco Dawson 71 68 68 70 74 351/-9 4,760.00 T43 70 65 69 74 73 351/-9 4,760.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T43 Paul Goydos 69 71 71 68 72 351/-9 4,760.00 T43 70 66 73 71 71 351/-9 4,760.00 T47 JC Anderson 72 63 75 71 71 352/-8 3,515.56 T47 Brian Claar 68 69 72 71 72 352/-8 3,515.56 T47 Bruce Fleisher 67 69 70 77 69 352/-8 3,515.56 T47 66 71 73 73 69 352/-8 3,515.56 T47 Blaine McCallister67 65 78 73 69 352/-8 3,515.56 T47 Russell Beiersdorf75 67 67 70 73 352/-8 3,515.55 T47 73 69 65 72 73 352/-8 3,515.55 T47 David Peoples 70 69 64 73 76 352/-8 3,515.55 T47 Tim Simpson 70 71 66 71 74 352/-8 3,515.55 T56 Wayne Levi 68 70 71 73 71 353/-7 3,150.00 T56 Bob Lohr 64 68 73 71 77 353/-7 3,150.00 T56 Perry Moss 68 71 72 75 67 353/-7 3,150.00 T56 Mike Springer 67 68 73 71 74 353/-7 3,150.00 T60 Joel Edwards 72 69 69 69 75 354/-6 3,038.00 T60 Tom Sieckmann 67 72 72 69 74 354/-6 3,038.00 T60 Harry Taylor 71 69 68 72 74 354/-6 3,038.00 T60 Jeff Woodland 64 73 69 76 72 354/-6 3,038.00 T64 David Toms 74 69 68 71 73 355/-5 2,940.00 T64 Howard Twitty 65 73 73 77 67 355/-5 2,940.00 T64 Duffy Waldorf 70 68 73 73 71 355/-5 2,940.00 67 Jim McGovern 68 71 72 75 70 356/-4 2,884.00 T68 Steve Lowery 66 71 72 76 72 357/-3 2,842.00 T68 Steve Pate 70 72 69 72 74 357/-3 2,842.00 70 Kelly Gibson 70 70 70 75 73 358/-2 2,800.00 T71 Jay Delsing 69 69 72 72 77 359/-1 2,758.00 T71 Brian Henninger70 72 69 73 75 359/-1 2,758.00 73 Tom Byrum 69 68 71 80 73 361/1 2,716.00 T74 75 68 68 75 77 363/3 2,674.00 T74 John Flannery 68 67 76 78 74 363/3 2,674.00

1992 Las Vegas Invitational October 7-October 11, 1992 $1,300,000 Purse Champion: John Cook

TPC Summerlin (H) Las Vegas CC Desert Inn CC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 John Cook 68 66 62 70 68 334/-26 234,000.00 2 David Frost 71 67 67 68 63 336/-24 140,400.00 T3 John Adams 66 67 68 68 69 338/-22 62,400.00 T3 Bob Estes 68 70 65 68 67 338/-22 62,400.00 T3 Nolan Henke 68 68 71 63 68 338/-22 62,400.00 T3 Davis Love III 70 66 71 64 67 338/-22 62,400.00 7 Robert Gamez 68 64 70 68 69 339/-21 43,550.00 T8 Paul Azinger 66 69 68 68 69 340/-20 37,700.00 T8 70 66 66 68 70 340/-20 37,700.00 T8 Mike Standly 66 71 65 72 66 340/-20 37,700.00 T11 Jay Haas 68 71 67 66 70 342/-18 29,900.00 T11 68 65 68 70 71 342/-18 29,900.00 T11 Don Pooley 66 69 71 67 69 342/-18 29,900.00 T14 Ken Green 70 66 70 69 68 343/-17 23,400.00 T14 Dudley Hart 70 70 68 71 64 343/-17 23,400.00 T14 Bruce Lietzke 72 66 70 69 66 343/-17 23,400.00 T17 Gil Morgan 70 67 67 69 71 344/-16 20,150.00 T17 66 69 70 69 70 344/-16 20,150.00 T19 Bruce Fleisher 68 68 69 72 68 345/-15 14,671.43 T19 Jim Gallagher, Jr. 70 66 73 68 68 345/-15 14,671.43 T19 John Huston 70 69 69 69 68 345/-15 14,671.43 T19 Roger Maltbie 68 66 71 68 72 345/-15 14,671.43 T19 Joey Sindelar 69 70 68 68 70 345/-15 14,671.43 T19 David Toms 66 72 69 71 67 345/-15 14,671.43 T19 Craig Stadler 70 68 69 66 72 345/-15 14,671.42 T26 Steve Lamontagne 69 68 68 71 70 346/-14 9,815.00 T26 Dan Pohl 71 69 68 67 71 346/-14 9,815.00 T26 69 68 70 71 68 346/-14 9,815.00 T26 John Ross 65 72 71 69 69 346/-14 9,815.00 T30 Jay Don Blake 72 65 70 70 70 347/-13 7,897.50 T30 Jim Hallet 68 66 74 68 71 347/-13 7,897.50 T30 Donnie Hammond70 68 71 68 70 347/-13 7,897.50 T30 Andrew Magee 73 69 67 70 68 347/-13 7,897.50 T30 Jodie Mudd 70 67 67 70 73 347/-13 7,897.50 T30 Kirk Triplett 67 70 70 69 71 347/-13 7,897.50 T36 Patrick Burke 68 69 70 71 70 348/-12 6,256.25 T36 Doug Martin 72 69 69 71 67 348/-12 6,256.25 T36 Mark McCumber68 68 72 72 68 348/-12 6,256.25 T36 Fuzzy Zoeller 74 68 64 71 71 348/-12 6,256.25 T40 Fulton Allem 68 67 71 73 70 349/-11 4,680.00 T40 Billy Andrade 69 68 68 72 72 349/-11 4,680.00 T40 Brian Claar 68 69 70 70 72 349/-11 4,680.00 T40 Clark Dennis 70 72 68 71 68 349/-11 4,680.00 T40 Mike Hulbert 68 73 67 71 70 349/-11 4,680.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T40 69 72 66 68 74 349/-11 4,680.00 T40 Peter Jacobsen 73 69 65 71 71 349/-11 4,680.00 T40 Tom Lehman 66 67 73 72 71 349/-11 4,680.00 T48 Jim McGovern 69 70 67 69 75 350/-10 3,406.00 T48 Lanny Wadkins 69 68 69 72 72 350/-10 3,406.00 T48 Mark Wiebe 68 70 69 68 75 350/-10 3,406.00 T51 Fred Funk 71 68 71 69 72 351/-9 3,128.67 T51 Scott Hoch 71 72 65 74 69 351/-9 3,128.67 T51 Mike Sullivan 71 70 68 69 73 351/-9 3,128.66 T54 Mark Carnevale 70 67 70 73 72 352/-8 2,951.00 T54 Bob Gilder 69 71 66 74 72 352/-8 2,951.00 T54 Morris Hatalsky 67 71 72 72 70 352/-8 2,951.00 T54 Chris Perry 69 68 69 72 74 352/-8 2,951.00 T54 Kenny Perry 70 70 68 74 70 352/-8 2,951.00 T54 72 69 68 71 72 352/-8 2,951.00 T60 Ben Crenshaw 71 70 67 73 72 353/-7 2,821.00 T60 Neal Lancaster 67 69 72 70 75 353/-7 2,821.00 T60 Rocco Mediate 68 69 72 75 69 353/-7 2,821.00 T60 Mike Smith 68 69 70 72 74 353/-7 2,821.00 T64 Scott Gump 71 71 68 71 73 354/-6 2,743.00 T64 Denis Watson 68 69 71 74 72 354/-6 2,743.00 T66 Milan Swilor 72 66 72 71 74 355/-5 2,691.00 T66 D.A. Weibring 68 72 69 75 71 355/-5 2,691.00 68 Olin Browne 68 66 71 82 69 356/-4 2,652.00 69 Tim Simpson 72 70 68 73 75 358/-2 2,626.00 70 David Canipe 70 69 70 76 74 359/-1 2,600.00 71 74 66 70 71 79 360/E 2,574.00

1991 Las Vegas Invitational October 9-October 13, 1991 $1,500,000 Purse Champion: Andrew Magee

Las Vegas CC (H) Desert Inn CC Sunrise Golf Club Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Andrew Magee 69 65 67 62 66 329/ 270,000.00 2 D.A. Weibring 70 64 65 64 66 329/ 162,000.00 T3 Chip Beck 65 72 59 68 67 331/ 78,000.00 T3 Jim Gallagher, Jr.69 65 69 61 67 331/ 78,000.00 T3 Ted Schulz 65 68 67 66 65 331/ 78,000.00 6 Bruce Lietzke 68 63 65 67 69 332/ 54,000.00 T7 Ed Humenik 66 69 68 64 66 333/ 48,375.00 T7 Mark McCumber69 64 67 66 67 333/ 48,375.00 T9 Ken Green 70 65 67 67 65 334/ 42,000.00 T9 Dicky Thompson70 68 68 61 67 334/ 42,000.00 11 Russ Cochran 68 70 66 65 67 336/ 37,500.00 T12 Bill Glasson 71 66 64 69 67 337/ 33,000.00 T12 Steve Jones 65 69 63 67 73 337/ 33,000.00 T14 Jeff Maggert 69 67 68 67 67 338/ 25,500.00 T14 Dan Pohl 67 69 67 68 67 338/ 25,500.00 T14 Nick Price 67 70 69 68 64 338/ 25,500.00 T14 Jeff Sluman 66 68 70 68 66 338/ 25,500.00 T14 Craig Stadler 67 64 66 66 75 338/ 25,500.00 T19 John Cook 66 69 72 66 66 339/ 17,550.00 T19 John Daly 66 63 73 68 69 339/ 17,550.00 T19 69 66 67 67 70 339/ 17,550.00 T19 Davis Love III 71 68 67 67 66 339/ 17,550.00 T19 David Peoples 70 69 68 65 67 339/ 17,550.00 T19 Greg Whisman 67 71 67 69 65 339/ 17,550.00 T25 John Adams 69 70 68 67 66 340/ 10,968.75 T25 Billy Andrade 69 68 68 66 69 340/ 10,968.75 T25 Steve Elkington 66 69 69 69 67 340/ 10,968.75 T25 Mike Hulbert 68 68 69 67 68 340/ 10,968.75 T25 Gene Sauers 69 70 65 68 68 340/ 10,968.75 T25 Tom Sieckmann 63 73 69 68 67 340/ 10,968.75 T25 Hal Sutton 68 64 72 67 69 340/ 10,968.75 T25 Duffy Waldorf 67 66 71 66 70 340/ 10,968.75 T33 David Edwards 68 69 68 70 66 341/ 8,100.00 T33 Scott Hoch 69 69 69 67 67 341/ 8,100.00 T33 Larry Rinker 70 63 74 70 64 341/ 8,100.00 T33 Kirk Triplett 64 72 66 71 68 341/ 8,100.00 T33 Bobby Wadkins 68 67 68 68 70 341/ 8,100.00 T38 Emlyn Aubrey 70 72 65 67 68 342/ 6,450.00 T38 Scott Gump 72 66 67 67 70 342/ 6,450.00 T38 Lee Janzen 67 72 67 65 71 342/ 6,450.00 T38 Roger Maltbie 67 65 73 69 68 342/ 6,450.00 T38 Larry Mize 67 69 70 66 70 342/ 6,450.00 T43 Tommy Armour III66 71 63 68 75 343/ 4,383.00 T43 Andy Bean 65 68 72 66 72 343/ 4,383.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T43 Jay Don Blake 70 68 68 69 68 343/ 4,383.00 T43 Jim Booros 69 65 66 72 71 343/ 4,383.00 T43 Keith Clearwater70 68 67 68 70 343/ 4,383.00 T43 Bob Estes 65 71 69 69 69 343/ 4,383.00 T43 71 68 66 70 68 343/ 4,383.00 T43 Jay Haas 69 70 67 69 68 343/ 4,383.00 T43 Wayne Levi 67 70 67 68 71 343/ 4,383.00 T43 Mike Springer 67 74 66 69 67 343/ 4,383.00 T53 Brian Claar 69 68 68 67 72 344/ 3,472.50 T53 Bruce Fleisher 64 71 69 70 70 344/ 3,472.50 T53 Loren Roberts 68 72 66 68 70 344/ 3,472.50 T53 Ken Schall 70 69 67 68 70 344/ 3,472.50 T57 Donnie Hammond69 69 68 69 70 345/ 3,375.00 T57 Corey Pavin 71 69 66 71 68 345/ 3,375.00 T59 Tom Byrum 64 69 73 69 71 346/ 3,285.00 T59 Brian Kamm 68 71 65 71 71 346/ 3,285.00 T59 Neal Lancaster 68 71 67 70 70 346/ 3,285.00 T59 Gary McCord 68 67 67 70 74 346/ 3,285.00 T63 Leonard Thompson71 67 69 72 68 347/ 3,195.00 T63 Scott Verplank 69 70 68 70 70 347/ 3,195.00 T65 Michael Allen 68 73 65 72 70 348/ 3,060.00 T65 Curt Byrum 68 68 69 70 73 348/ 3,060.00 T65 Ed Dougherty 70 67 70 69 72 348/ 3,060.00 T65 Robert Gamez 70 67 69 69 73 348/ 3,060.00 T65 Greg Ladehoff 72 65 68 71 72 348/ 3,060.00 T65 Blaine McCallister68 68 70 71 71 348/ 3,060.00 T65 Mike Standly 70 74 63 69 72 348/ 3,060.00 72 Jodie Mudd 70 68 66 71 74 349/ 2,940.00 T73 Dudley Hart69 68 69 75 69 350/ 2,895.00 T73 Robert Thompson70 67 70 73 70 350/ 2,895.00 75 Mark Brooks 67 65 74 78 75 359/ 2,850.00

1990 Las Vegas Invitational October 10-October 14, 1990 $1,300,000 Purse Champion: Bob Tway

Las Vegas CC (H) Spanish Trail Golf & CC Desert Inn CC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money 1 Bob Tway 67 67 65 65 70 334/-26 234,000.00 2 John Cook 64 70 66 67 67 334/-26 140,400.00 T3 Phil Blackmar 67 69 68 66 67 337/-23 75,400.00 T3 Corey Pavin 72 68 66 68 63 337/-23 75,400.00 T5 Nolan Henke 69 69 70 66 64 338/-22 49,400.00 T5 Mark O'Meara 67 64 67 69 71 338/-22 49,400.00 7 Paul Azinger 69 67 71 68 64 339/-21 43,550.00 T8 Steve Elkington 69 71 71 62 67 340/-20 37,700.00 T8 Joey Sindelar 72 68 70 66 64 340/-20 37,700.00 T8 Richard Zokol 69 68 66 67 70 340/-20 37,700.00 T11 Jay Don Blake 67 68 70 68 68 341/-19 26,650.00 T11 Davis Love III 70 71 69 65 66 341/-19 26,650.00 T11 Gene Sauers 74 67 69 63 68 341/-19 26,650.00 T11 Craig Stadler 70 68 69 65 69 341/-19 26,650.00 T11 Payne Stewart 71 73 66 66 65 341/-19 26,650.00 T11 Robert Wrenn 70 64 74 68 65 341/-19 26,650.00 T17 David Frost 64 72 69 66 71 342/-18 19,500.00 T17 Steve Jones 70 69 72 65 66 342/-18 19,500.00 T17 Mike Smith 70 69 68 69 66 342/-18 19,500.00 T20 Jim Carter 74 65 71 67 66 343/-17 14,083.34 T20 Tom Purtzer 69 69 72 67 66 343/-17 14,083.34 T20 Billy Mayfair 67 68 72 67 69 343/-17 14,083.33 T20 Tim Simpson 66 67 72 68 70 343/-17 14,083.33 T20 Howard Twitty 67 73 71 65 67 343/-17 14,083.33 T20 Duffy Waldorf 68 65 73 68 69 343/-17 14,083.33 T26 Dave Barr 68 70 70 66 70 344/-16 9,425.00 T26 P.H. Horgan III 69 68 73 66 68 344/-16 9,425.00 T26 Mark Lye 70 72 67 65 70 344/-16 9,425.00 T26 Gary McCord 67 68 76 65 68 344/-16 9,425.00 T26 Nick Price 69 69 71 66 69 344/-16 9,425.00 T26 Loren Roberts 66 68 70 69 71 344/-16 9,425.00 T32 Brad Fabel 69 68 72 68 68 345/-15 7,193.34 T32 Mike Reid 70 69 72 67 67 345/-15 7,193.34 T32 John Adams 69 74 68 64 70 345/-15 7,193.33 T32 Brad Bryant 71 65 72 70 67 345/-15 7,193.33 T32 Ed Fiori 74 65 72 68 66 345/-15 7,193.33 T32 Kirk Triplett 67 69 68 69 72 345/-15 7,193.33 T38 Billy Andrade 69 74 69 68 66 346/-14 5,200.00 T38 Emlyn Aubrey 67 67 68 70 74 346/-14 5,200.00 T38 Andy Bean 69 72 71 67 67 346/-14 5,200.00 T38 Dan Forsman 68 69 71 71 67 346/-14 5,200.00 T38 Robert Gamez 72 68 72 66 68 346/-14 5,200.00 T38 Ken Green 66 70 73 67 70 346/-14 5,200.00 T38 Hal Sutton 71 70 70 68 67 346/-14 5,200.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T38 Bob Wolcott 67 70 70 67 72 346/-14 5,200.00 T46 Blaine McCallister68 70 70 69 70 347/-13 3,476.58 T46 Tommy Armour III73 68 69 65 72 347/-13 3,476.57 T46 Tom Byrum 66 70 74 68 69 347/-13 3,476.57 T46 Jerry Haas 72 72 67 68 68 347/-13 3,476.57 T46 John Mahaffey 70 70 67 68 72 347/-13 3,476.57 T46 Mark McCumber71 67 70 71 68 347/-13 3,476.57 T46 Fuzzy Zoeller 68 72 68 70 69 347/-13 3,476.57 T53 Larry Silveira 70 70 67 69 72 348/-12 2,967.72 T53 Brian Tennyson 72 71 66 69 70 348/-12 2,967.72 T53 73 70 67 69 69 348/-12 2,967.72 T53 73 71 68 70 66 348/-12 2,967.71 T53 Morris Hatalsky 65 75 70 69 69 348/-12 2,967.71 T53 Lee Janzen 74 71 67 70 66 348/-12 2,967.71 T53 Gil Morgan 73 68 71 69 67 348/-12 2,967.71 T60 Ian Baker-Finch 68 68 71 73 69 349/-11 2,769.00 T60 Mark Brooks 70 69 69 70 71 349/-11 2,769.00 T60 Mike Donald 68 71 69 66 75 349/-11 2,769.00 T60 Jim Hallet 73 68 69 68 71 349/-11 2,769.00 T60 Steve Pate 72 72 68 66 71 349/-11 2,769.00 T60 Don Pooley 73 69 70 70 67 349/-11 2,769.00 T60 Leonard Thompson69 73 67 70 70 349/-11 2,769.00 T60 Paul Trittler 70 69 72 67 71 349/-11 2,769.00 T68 Bruce Fleisher 70 69 70 70 71 350/-10 2,626.00 T68 Mike Holland 70 69 73 63 75 350/-10 2,626.00 T68 Bobby Wadkins 70 67 72 67 74 350/-10 2,626.00 T71 Brian Claar 69 69 72 74 67 351/-9 2,535.00 T71 Ernie Gonzalez 73 68 71 69 70 351/-9 2,535.00 T71 Donnie Hammond70 67 74 71 69 351/-9 2,535.00 T71 David Peoples 71 69 71 69 71 351/-9 2,535.00 T75 Brad Faxon 71 69 72 69 71 352/-8 2,457.00 T75 Mike Hulbert 68 74 70 70 70 352/-8 2,457.00 T77 Kenny Knox 70 71 70 69 73 353/-7 2,366.00 T77 Rocco Mediate 74 72 66 69 72 353/-7 2,366.00 T77 Jeff Sluman 67 75 70 68 73 353/-7 2,366.00 T77 Greg Twiggs 69 70 71 73 70 353/-7 2,366.00 T77 Jeffrey Wilson 70 70 72 70 71 353/-7 2,366.00 T82 Jay Haas 76 67 67 71 73 354/-6 2,275.00 T82 Larry Rinker 70 72 69 72 71 354/-6 2,275.00 84 Neal Lancaster 75 67 69 75 69 355/-5 2,236.00 85 Ted Schulz 71 73 68 72 73 357/-3 2,210.00 1989 Las Vegas Invitational April 4-April 8, 1989 $1,300,000 Purse Champion: Scott Hoch

Las Vegas CC (H) Spanish Trail Golf & CC Desert Inn CC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Scott Hoch 69 64 68 65 70 336/-24 225,000.00 2 Robert Wrenn 69 66 66 69 66 336/-24 135,000.00 T3 Gil Morgan 70 63 73 64 67 337/-23 72,500.00 T3 Craig Stadler 69 67 65 69 67 337/-23 72,500.00 T5 Brad Bryant 67 68 69 70 64 338/-22 43,906.25 T5 Russ Cochran 70 70 66 64 68 338/-22 43,906.25 T5 Dan Pohl 69 66 64 68 71 338/-22 43,906.25 T5 Mark Wiebe 71 67 66 68 66 338/-22 43,906.25 T9 Jim Carter 70 67 65 67 71 340/-20 33,750.00 T9 Gene Sauers 65 69 72 66 68 340/-20 33,750.00 T9 Tony Sills 67 69 69 68 67 340/-20 33,750.00 12 Nick Price 74 65 66 68 68 341/-19 28,750.00 T13 John Mahaffey 67 73 66 65 71 342/-18 25,000.00 T13 Steve Pate 66 69 67 70 70 342/-18 25,000.00 T15 Steve Elkington 73 67 67 72 64 343/-17 17,583.34 T15 Webb Heintzelman73 70 66 68 66 343/-17 17,583.34 T15 Joey Sindelar 71 69 66 70 67 343/-17 17,583.34 T15 David Edwards 69 69 69 69 67 343/-17 17,583.33 T15 Bob Estes 69 71 67 66 70 343/-17 17,583.33 T15 Donnie Hammond70 66 67 72 68 343/-17 17,583.33 T15 John Inman 70 69 66 68 70 343/-17 17,583.33 T15 Tom Purtzer 66 66 75 67 69 343/-17 17,583.33 T15 Dave Rummells 67 73 67 69 67 343/-17 17,583.33 T24 Lennie Clements69 67 69 72 67 344/-16 10,656.25 T24 Trevor Dodds 70 70 71 68 65 344/-16 10,656.25 T24 Bill Glasson 65 67 70 74 68 344/-16 10,656.25 T24 Steve Jones 73 68 69 69 65 344/-16 10,656.25 T28 Bill Britton 71 68 67 72 67 345/-15 7,961.25 T28 Curt Byrum 68 70 70 73 64 345/-15 7,961.25 T28 Mark Calcavecchia69 71 66 72 67 345/-15 7,961.25 T28 Bob Gilder 69 69 69 68 70 345/-15 7,961.25 T28 Hubert Green 70 68 68 69 70 345/-15 7,961.25 T28 Davis Love III 72 68 69 69 67 345/-15 7,961.25 T28 Don Shirey, Jr. 74 70 67 67 67 345/-15 7,961.25 T28 Hal Sutton 72 72 67 66 68 345/-15 7,961.25 T36 Rick Fehr 70 70 69 71 66 346/-14 5,381.67 T36 Jim Gallagher, Jr.70 71 69 67 69 346/-14 5,381.67 T36 Ken Green 71 71 67 69 68 346/-14 5,381.67 T36 Kenny Knox 73 68 70 69 66 346/-14 5,381.67 T36 Jodie Mudd 74 67 69 71 65 346/-14 5,381.67 T36 67 69 71 70 69 346/-14 5,381.67 T36 Mark O'Meara 66 70 73 68 69 346/-14 5,381.66 T36 Ted Schulz 70 70 66 68 72 346/-14 5,381.66 T36 Larry Silveira 67 69 72 68 70 346/-14 5,381.66 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T45 Wayne Levi 72 68 66 70 71 347/-13 3,875.00 T45 Rocco Mediate 66 72 68 71 70 347/-13 3,875.00 T45 Bob Tway 67 73 70 70 67 347/-13 3,875.00 T48 Mac O'Grady 68 73 69 70 68 348/-12 3,107.15 T48 Leonard Thompson69 69 70 70 70 348/-12 3,107.15 T48 Ed Fiori 68 68 70 71 71 348/-12 3,107.14 T48 Peter Jacobsen 69 73 65 67 74 348/-12 3,107.14 T48 Roger Maltbie 72 68 69 68 71 348/-12 3,107.14 T48 John McComish 71 71 67 68 71 348/-12 3,107.14 T48 Chris Perry 66 69 73 69 71 348/-12 3,107.14 T55 Andy Bean 71 70 70 69 69 349/-11 2,837.50 T55 Lon Hinkle 69 69 70 72 69 349/-11 2,837.50 T55 Hale Irwin 65 74 71 70 69 349/-11 2,837.50 T55 J.C. Snead 68 68 72 68 73 349/-11 2,837.50 T59 Jay Don Blake 67 70 71 69 73 350/-10 2,762.50 T59 Robin Freeman 69 66 75 72 68 350/-10 2,762.50 T61 Fulton Allem 66 73 70 75 67 351/-9 2,675.00 T61 Tommy Armour III71 72 68 70 70 351/-9 2,675.00 T61 Ray Barr, Jr. 72 70 68 70 71 351/-9 2,675.00 T61 Rick Dalpos 74 69 68 73 67 351/-9 2,675.00 T61 Mike Donald 71 69 71 67 73 351/-9 2,675.00 T66 J.L. Lewis 74 69 67 74 68 352/-8 2,587.50 T66 David Peoples 66 69 71 73 73 352/-8 2,587.50 T68 Billy Ray Brown 69 71 67 78 68 353/-7 2,512.50 T68 Fred Funk 70 70 70 68 75 353/-7 2,512.50 T68 Bruce Lietzke 69 67 74 74 69 353/-7 2,512.50 T68 Larry Rinker 70 73 68 71 71 353/-7 2,512.50 72 Greg Ladehoff 70 67 72 77 69 355/-5 2,450.00 73 Howard Twitty 71 72 68 68 78 357/-3 2,425.00 1988 Panasonic Las Vegas Invitational May 4-May 8, 1988 $1,388,889 Purse Champion: Gary Koch

Las Vegas CC (H) Spanish Trail Golf & CC Desert Inn CC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Gary Koch 68 73 66 67 274/-14 250,000.00 T2 Peter Jacobsen 71 66 68 70 275/-13 122,222.00 T2 Mark O'Meara 65 75 69 66 275/-13 122,222.00 T4 Curt Byrum 65 72 67 72 276/-12 52,361.40 T4 David Canipe 71 69 68 68 276/-12 52,361.40 T4 Rick Fehr 67 74 67 68 276/-12 52,361.40 T4 Gene Sauers 69 71 68 68 276/-12 52,361.40 T4 Joey Sindelar 70 72 68 66 276/-12 52,361.40 T9 Donnie Hammond68 75 66 68 277/-11 38,889.00 T9 Payne Stewart 70 72 66 69 277/-11 38,889.00 T11 Ben Crenshaw 69 69 67 73 278/-10 29,444.40 T11 John Mahaffey 72 73 68 65 278/-10 29,444.40 T11 Tony Sills 71 68 70 69 278/-10 29,444.40 T11 Hal Sutton 70 71 68 69 278/-10 29,444.40 T11 Fuzzy Zoeller 70 72 68 68 278/-10 29,444.40 T16 Jay Haas 69 74 69 67 279/-9 19,484.15 T16 70 71 71 67 279/-9 19,484.15 T16 Bill Glasson 69 72 70 68 279/-9 19,484.14 T16 Bob Lohr 66 70 72 71 279/-9 19,484.14 T16 Rocco Mediate 69 77 69 64 279/-9 19,484.14 T16 70 72 71 66 279/-9 19,484.14 T16 Bobby Wadkins 64 79 70 66 279/-9 19,484.14 T23 Steve Elkington 70 74 67 69 280/-8 11,706.15 T23 Steve Pate 75 72 66 67 280/-8 11,706.15 T23 Dave Barr 70 72 68 70 280/-8 11,706.14 T23 Mark Brooks 68 71 70 71 280/-8 11,706.14 T23 Scott Hoch 72 70 67 71 280/-8 11,706.14 T23 Davis Love III 70 71 67 72 280/-8 11,706.14 T23 Greg Norman 68 75 66 71 280/-8 11,706.14 T30 Jay Don Blake 70 70 72 69 281/-7 8,253.86 T30 Tom Byrum 71 74 67 69 281/-7 8,253.86 T30 Ken Green 69 73 69 70 281/-7 8,253.86 T30 Nick Price 69 73 71 68 281/-7 8,253.86 T30 Dave Rummells 73 68 71 69 281/-7 8,253.86 T30 Keith Clearwater68 70 73 70 281/-7 8,253.85 T30 Billy Kratzert 72 75 63 71 281/-7 8,253.85 T37 Mike Bender 71 69 73 69 282/-6 5,694.45 T37 Tim Simpson 67 75 71 69 282/-6 5,694.45 T37 Mike Sullivan 71 73 69 69 282/-6 5,694.45 T37 Brian Tennyson 69 71 72 70 282/-6 5,694.45 T37 Fred Couples 72 74 69 67 282/-6 5,694.44 T37 Mike Hulbert 70 75 70 67 282/-6 5,694.44 T37 David Ogrin 71 73 70 68 282/-6 5,694.44 T37 Sam Randolph 72 73 68 69 282/-6 5,694.44 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T37 Scott Verplank 69 72 70 71 282/-6 5,694.44 T46 Mike Donald 71 70 72 70 283/-5 3,778.00 T46 Jim Hallet 72 70 71 70 283/-5 3,778.00 T46 Tom Pernice, Jr. 72 70 71 70 283/-5 3,778.00 T46 Curtis Strange 73 71 69 70 283/-5 3,778.00 T46 Denis Watson 70 74 69 70 283/-5 3,778.00 T46 Mark Wiebe 70 75 68 70 283/-5 3,778.00 T52 Dan Forsman 73 73 68 70 284/-4 3,238.80 T52 Bruce Lietzke 69 75 69 71 284/-4 3,238.80 T52 Tom Purtzer 71 75 69 69 284/-4 3,238.80 T52 Clarence Rose 73 74 65 72 284/-4 3,238.80 T52 Craig Stadler 68 71 72 73 284/-4 3,238.80 T57 Ed Fiori 73 74 67 71 285/-3 3,041.63 T57 Ernie Gonzalez 71 69 74 71 285/-3 3,041.63 T57 Blaine McCallister73 71 70 71 285/-3 3,041.63 T57 Chris Perry 69 74 68 74 285/-3 3,041.63 T57 Billy Ray Brown 69 77 69 70 285/-3 3,041.62 T57 77 70 68 70 285/-3 3,041.62 T57 73 71 70 71 285/-3 3,041.62 T57 Brett Upper 73 72 70 70 285/-3 3,041.62 65 Greg Ladehoff 77 71 67 71 286/-2 2,917.00 T66 73 70 71 73 287/-1 2,875.00 T66 70 74 70 73 287/-1 2,875.00 68 72 71 71 74 288/E 2,833.00 T69 Bob Eastwood 71 74 70 74 289/1 2,792.00 T69 Mark McCumber68 76 71 74 289/1 2,792.00 T71 Jeff Sluman 72 69 74 75 290/2 2,736.00 T71 Ray Stewart 69 71 74 76 290/2 2,736.00 1987 Panasonic Las Vegas Invitational April 29-May 3, 1987 $1,250,000 Purse Champion: Paul Azinger

Las Vegas CC (H) Spanish Trail Golf & CC Desert Inn CC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Paul Azinger 68 72 67 64 271/-17 225,000.00 2 Hal Sutton 67 66 72 67 272/-16 135,000.00 3 Curtis Strange 70 69 67 67 273/-15 85,000.00 T4 64 71 70 69 274/-14 55,000.00 T4 Kenny Perry 68 67 70 69 274/-14 55,000.00 T6 David Frost 70 69 67 69 275/-13 43,437.50 T6 Payne Stewart 67 71 69 68 275/-13 43,437.50 T8 Fred Couples 66 73 68 69 276/-12 36,250.00 T8 Donnie Hammond69 70 70 67 276/-12 36,250.00 T8 Denis Watson 65 72 71 68 276/-12 36,250.00 T11 Blaine McCallister67 74 68 68 277/-11 27,500.00 T11 Dan Pohl 68 72 65 72 277/-11 27,500.00 T11 Nick Price 69 70 72 66 277/-11 27,500.00 T11 Craig Stadler 69 70 71 67 277/-11 27,500.00 T15 Davis Love III 68 73 72 65 278/-10 21,875.00 T15 Jodie Mudd 67 72 70 69 278/-10 21,875.00 T17 Ray Barr, Jr. 69 71 69 70 279/-9 14,750.00 T17 Phil Blackmar 67 75 69 68 279/-9 14,750.00 T17 Bob Eastwood 74 68 71 66 279/-9 14,750.00 T17 Andrew Magee 69 68 69 73 279/-9 14,750.00 T17 Greg Norman 71 71 67 70 279/-9 14,750.00 T17 Sam Randolph 67 72 72 68 279/-9 14,750.00 T17 Dave Rummells 70 73 70 66 279/-9 14,750.00 T17 Bruce Soulsby 68 71 68 72 279/-9 14,750.00 T17 Mark Wiebe 70 71 69 69 279/-9 14,750.00 T17 Fuzzy Zoeller 72 72 68 67 279/-9 14,750.00 T27 Ken Green 67 75 70 68 280/-8 9,437.50 T27 Bob Tway 66 73 73 68 280/-8 9,437.50 T29 Danny Edwards 70 71 71 69 281/-7 7,609.38 T29 Hale Irwin 67 74 69 71 281/-7 7,609.38 T29 John Mahaffey 69 69 72 71 281/-7 7,609.38 T29 Tom Purtzer 70 71 68 72 281/-7 7,609.38 T29 Roger Maltbie 68 76 67 70 281/-7 7,609.37 T29 Mark O'Meara 68 73 72 68 281/-7 7,609.37 T29 David Peoples 69 76 66 70 281/-7 7,609.37 T29 Chris Perry 69 75 67 70 281/-7 7,609.37 T37 Dave Barr 67 73 73 69 282/-6 5,250.00 T37 Ronnie Black 67 71 73 71 282/-6 5,250.00 T37 Bobby Clampett 69 67 73 73 282/-6 5,250.00 T37 Lennie Clements67 71 70 74 282/-6 5,250.00 T37 68 74 70 70 282/-6 5,250.00 T37 Ben Crenshaw 71 71 68 72 282/-6 5,250.00 T37 Ed Fiori 69 71 71 71 282/-6 5,250.00 T37 Scott Verplank 69 71 70 72 282/-6 5,250.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T45 Jay Don Blake 70 76 66 71 283/-5 3,440.63 T45 72 67 71 73 283/-5 3,440.63 T45 Gene Sauers 68 71 73 71 283/-5 3,440.63 T45 Tim Simpson 67 75 70 71 283/-5 3,440.63 T45 Tom Byrum 66 72 74 71 283/-5 3,440.62 T45 Andy Dillard 69 72 72 70 283/-5 3,440.62 T45 David Edwards 67 76 69 71 283/-5 3,440.62 T45 Jay Haas 69 73 71 70 283/-5 3,440.62 T53 Mark Brooks 71 72 68 73 284/-4 2,893.75 T53 Steve Jones 70 72 68 74 284/-4 2,893.75 T53 Bruce Lietzke 69 72 70 73 284/-4 2,893.75 T53 Tom Pernice, Jr. 69 74 68 73 284/-4 2,893.75 T57 Scott Hoch 74 68 71 72 285/-3 2,800.00 T57 Jeff Sluman 68 73 72 72 285/-3 2,800.00 T57 Dave Stockton 69 69 72 75 285/-3 2,800.00 T60 Dan Forsman 69 76 68 73 286/-2 2,700.00 T60 66 76 69 75 286/-2 2,700.00 T60 Mark Pfeil 66 71 71 78 286/-2 2,700.00 T60 Joey Sindelar 67 76 68 75 286/-2 2,700.00 T60 Duffy Waldorf 67 74 72 73 286/-2 2,700.00 T65 Jack Renner 67 73 72 76 288/E 2,612.50 T65 Larry Rinker 65 66 78 79 288/E 2,612.50 67 Mike Hulbert 72 69 72 76 289/1 2,575.00 T68 Woody Blackburn67 77 68 78 290/2 2,537.50 T68 Mark Calcavecchia73 69 71 77 290/2 2,537.50 70 70 73 68 81 292/4 2,500.00

1986 Panasonic Las Vegas Invitational April 30-May 4, 1986 $1,150,000 Purse Champion: Greg Norman

Las Vegas CC (H) Spanish Trail Golf & CC Desert Inn CC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Greg Norman 73 63 68 64 65 333/-27 207,000.00 2 Dan Pohl 68 70 67 66 69 340/-20 124,200.00 T3 67 69 67 69 69 341/-19 66,700.00 T3 Steve Pate 67 73 69 65 67 341/-19 66,700.00 T5 Andy Bean 70 69 66 69 68 342/-18 43,700.00 T5 Don Pooley 70 70 67 68 67 342/-18 43,700.00 T7 Bob Tway 70 71 63 68 71 343/-17 35,843.34 T7 John Cook 66 68 70 71 68 343/-17 35,843.33 T7 Gil Morgan 67 67 70 71 68 343/-17 35,843.33 T10 Wayne Levi 69 69 68 68 70 344/-16 25,491.67 T10 John Mahaffey 69 70 65 71 69 344/-16 25,491.67 T10 Hal Sutton 67 69 69 73 66 344/-16 25,491.67 T10 73 68 66 69 68 344/-16 25,491.67 T10 Jim Colbert 69 71 64 69 71 344/-16 25,491.66 T10 Bob Lohr 67 65 70 72 70 344/-16 25,491.66 T16 Fred Couples 73 69 65 67 71 345/-15 18,400.00 T16 Jay Haas 71 70 68 68 68 345/-15 18,400.00 T19 Donnie Hammond70 66 66 73 71 346/-14 13,938.00 T19 Bernhard Langer70 70 71 69 66 346/-14 13,938.00 T19 Chris Perry 69 69 66 71 71 346/-14 13,938.00 T19 Nick Price 72 67 70 66 71 346/-14 13,938.00 T19 Tom Purtzer 70 69 67 69 71 346/-14 13,938.00 T24 69 70 71 75 62 347/-13 9,805.00 T24 Mike Hulbert 69 65 72 68 73 347/-13 9,805.00 T24 David Ogrin 71 66 70 68 72 347/-13 9,805.00 T24 Joey Sindelar 71 72 67 72 65 347/-13 9,805.00 T28 Gary Koch 65 71 74 67 71 348/-12 7,822.00 T28 Blaine McCallister71 68 67 72 70 348/-12 7,822.00 T28 Pat McGowan 71 71 69 70 67 348/-12 7,822.00 T28 Payne Stewart 69 72 70 68 69 348/-12 7,822.00 T28 Bobby Wadkins 72 66 71 70 69 348/-12 7,822.00 T33 Ken Brown 69 71 69 68 72 349/-11 5,950.00 T33 T.C. Chen 67 70 71 69 72 349/-11 5,950.00 T33 Jim Dent 68 71 70 69 71 349/-11 5,950.00 T33 Nick Faldo 70 67 72 69 71 349/-11 5,950.00 T33 Mike Reid 68 72 70 71 68 349/-11 5,950.00 T33 Tony Sills 68 71 70 68 72 349/-11 5,950.00 T33 Mike Sullivan 73 68 70 69 69 349/-11 5,950.00 T40 Dave Barr 70 68 72 71 69 350/-10 4,145.00 T40 Chip Beck 68 67 72 73 70 350/-10 4,145.00 T40 Ken Green 67 69 74 71 69 350/-10 4,145.00 T40 73 66 72 68 71 350/-10 4,145.00 T40 Pat Lindsey 69 70 67 70 74 350/-10 4,145.00 T40 Roger Maltbie 66 71 70 73 70 350/-10 4,145.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T40 Corey Pavin 68 69 71 75 67 350/-10 4,145.00 T40 Larry Rinker 68 71 69 71 71 350/-10 4,145.00 T48 Johnny Miller 70 68 72 70 71 351/-9 2,890.00 T48 Tim Norris 69 70 70 69 73 351/-9 2,890.00 T48 Mac O'Grady 69 68 72 71 71 351/-9 2,890.00 T48 Bill Sander 69 70 70 71 71 351/-9 2,890.00 T48 Tim Simpson 73 67 68 71 72 351/-9 2,890.00 T48 Curtis Strange 71 69 68 70 73 351/-9 2,890.00 T54 Paul Azinger 64 75 70 70 73 352/-8 2,600.00 T54 Charles Bolling 71 65 75 75 66 352/-8 2,600.00 T54 Mark Brooks 69 71 71 72 69 352/-8 2,600.00 T54 Bobby Clampett 68 70 70 72 72 352/-8 2,600.00 T54 Mark Lye 71 69 69 71 72 352/-8 2,600.00 T54 Gene Sauers 70 70 70 71 71 352/-8 2,600.00 T54 Craig Stadler 69 67 70 71 75 352/-8 2,600.00 T61 John Adams 70 71 70 73 69 353/-7 2,454.00 T61 Mike Donald 70 71 70 73 69 353/-7 2,454.00 T61 Jeff Grygiel 64 72 75 74 68 353/-7 2,454.00 T61 Kenny Knox 67 67 72 75 72 353/-7 2,454.00 T61 Mark O'Meara 71 69 70 70 73 353/-7 2,454.00 T66 Danny Edwards 70 67 71 71 75 354/-6 2,360.00 T66 Bill Glasson 75 68 68 73 70 354/-6 2,360.00 T66 Gary Hallberg 69 66 74 72 73 354/-6 2,360.00 T69 Ronnie Black 70 70 68 76 71 355/-5 2,255.00 T69 Rick Fehr 67 72 72 70 74 355/-5 2,255.00 T69 David Frost 68 73 69 73 72 355/-5 2,255.00 T69 Jeff Lewis 68 71 71 74 71 355/-5 2,255.00 T69 Mike McCullough72 69 70 72 72 355/-5 2,255.00 T69 Fuzzy Zoeller 72 70 68 73 72 355/-5 2,255.00 T75 Dave Eichelberger72 69 70 72 73 356/-4 2,165.00 T75 Bill Israelson 71 70 69 75 71 356/-4 2,165.00 T77 Antonio Cerda 66 69 71 74 77 357/-3 2,120.00 T77 Billy Pierot 71 67 73 71 75 357/-3 2,120.00 T79 Jay Delsing 68 72 71 78 69 358/-2 2,070.00 T79 Dan Halldorson 66 72 71 73 76 358/-2 2,070.00 81 Tom Byrum 69 69 71 77 73 359/-1 2,040.00

1985 Panasonic Las Vegas Invitational March 20-March 24, 1985 $950,000 Purse Champion: Curtis Strange

Las Vegas CC (H) Desert Inn CC Tropicana CC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Curtis Strange 69 73 64 66 66 338/-21 171,000.00 2 Mike Smith 67 69 66 71 66 339/-20 102,600.00 3 Mac O'Grady 67 71 70 65 67 340/-19 64,600.00 T4 Fred Couples 67 69 71 69 65 341/-18 41,800.00 T4 Tom Watson 66 65 68 71 71 341/-18 41,800.00 6 Greg Norman 68 70 71 67 66 342/-17 34,200.00 T7 Jay Haas 68 70 67 67 71 343/-16 30,637.50 T7 Fuzzy Zoeller 73 69 67 71 63 343/-16 30,637.50 T9 Barry Jaeckel 69 70 71 68 66 344/-15 25,650.00 T9 Johnny Miller 67 73 66 68 70 344/-15 25,650.00 T9 Mike Reid 69 71 68 66 70 344/-15 25,650.00 T12 66 68 69 73 69 345/-14 18,050.00 T12 Danny Edwards 69 72 73 63 68 345/-14 18,050.00 T12 Bill Glasson 62 68 72 69 74 345/-14 18,050.00 T12 Roger Maltbie 68 71 71 65 70 345/-14 18,050.00 T12 Jim Nelford 68 71 69 67 70 345/-14 18,050.00 T12 Nick Price 72 69 69 68 67 345/-14 18,050.00 T18 66 72 70 70 69 347/-12 13,300.00 T18 Brett Upper 71 67 66 71 72 347/-12 13,300.00 T18 Denis Watson 72 72 66 69 68 347/-12 13,300.00 T21 Phil Blackmar 65 74 70 70 69 348/-11 9,187.86 T21 Donnie Hammond 74 71 67 65 71 348/-11 9,187.86 T21 67 69 75 68 69 348/-11 9,187.86 T21 Jack Renner 67 73 70 69 69 348/-11 9,187.86 T21 Hal Sutton 68 73 68 71 68 348/-11 9,187.86 T21 David Frost 69 69 71 72 67 348/-11 9,187.85 T21 Don Pooley 67 74 68 71 68 348/-11 9,187.85 T28 T.C. Chen 67 73 68 69 72 349/-10 6,182.86 T28 John Cook 73 71 67 68 70 349/-10 6,182.86 T28 Buddy Gardner 73 68 72 67 69 349/-10 6,182.86 T28 Mark Lye 70 67 70 72 70 349/-10 6,182.86 T28 Howard Twitty 73 70 71 66 69 349/-10 6,182.86 T28 Gary Hallberg 73 69 69 70 68 349/-10 6,182.85 T28 70 72 70 68 69 349/-10 6,182.85 T35 Keith Fergus 69 74 70 67 70 350/-9 4,583.34 T35 Andy North 67 72 75 69 67 350/-9 4,583.34 T35 Ken Brown 68 73 73 67 69 350/-9 4,583.33 T35 Charles Coody 69 70 72 71 68 350/-9 4,583.33 T35 Gary Koch 72 71 69 70 68 350/-9 4,583.33 T35 71 69 71 68 71 350/-9 4,583.33 T41 Jay Delsing 70 72 70 71 68 351/-8 3,325.00 T41 Raymond Floyd 70 74 70 71 66 351/-8 3,325.00 T41 67 76 69 68 71 351/-8 3,325.00 T41 Billy Kratzert 70 72 70 69 70 351/-8 3,325.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T41 Bernhard Langer 70 74 65 71 71 351/-8 3,325.00 T41 Tony Sills 70 71 70 67 73 351/-8 3,325.00 T41 Tim Simpson 67 69 74 71 70 351/-8 3,325.00 T48 Bob Eastwood 70 70 70 69 73 352/-7 2,455.00 T48 Scott Hoch 65 72 73 73 69 352/-7 2,455.00 T48 Sandy Lyle 71 73 70 69 69 352/-7 2,455.00 T48 Larry Mize 76 69 68 67 72 352/-7 2,455.00 T52 Wayne Levi 72 68 68 76 69 353/-6 2,218.00 T52 Pat Lindsey 78 70 64 74 67 353/-6 2,218.00 T52 Gary McCord 68 71 74 72 68 353/-6 2,218.00 T52 Ron Streck 66 71 72 72 72 353/-6 2,218.00 T52 Willie Wood 66 74 73 71 69 353/-6 2,218.00 T57 Pat McGowan 67 76 71 67 73 354/-5 2,130.00 T57 Dan Pohl 71 74 69 73 67 354/-5 2,130.00 T57 Leonard Thompson 71 75 66 69 73 354/-5 2,130.00 T60 Clarence Rose 71 68 70 71 75 355/-4 2,070.00 T60 J.C. Snead 68 70 73 72 72 355/-4 2,070.00 T60 Bobby Wadkins 72 71 70 70 72 355/-4 2,070.00 T63 68 74 71 70 73 356/-3 2,020.00 T63 69 75 69 75 68 356/-3 2,020.00 T65 Paul Azinger 65 72 74 72 75 358/-1 1,960.00 T65 Mark Hayes 68 75 70 76 69 358/-1 1,960.00 T65 Bob Murphy 73 68 70 72 75 358/-1 1,960.00 T65 Mark O'Meara 73 70 71 69 75 358/-1 1,960.00 69 David Lundstrom 68 74 72 73 72 359/E 1,915.00 1984 Panasonic Las Vegas Invitational September 19-September 23, 1984 $1,122,500 Purse Champion: Denis Watson

Las Vegas CC (H) Desert Inn CC Showboat CC Tropicana CC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Denis Watson 69 66 68 70 68 341/-18 162,000.00 2 Andy Bean 69 65 69 71 68 342/-17 97,200.00 T3 Craig Stadler 67 68 68 67 73 343/-16 52,200.00 T3 Payne Stewart 67 73 67 64 72 343/-16 52,200.00 5 Johnny Miller 70 69 64 67 75 345/-14 36,000.00 T6 Dave Barr 65 71 68 70 72 346/-13 29,137.50 T6 Mike Donald 66 68 70 70 72 346/-13 29,137.50 T6 Mark O'Meara 68 75 67 67 69 346/-13 29,137.50 T6 Mark Pfeil 70 68 71 71 66 346/-13 29,137.50 T10 Russ Cochran 69 70 68 74 66 347/-12 20,700.00 T10 Bruce Fleisher 67 70 68 71 71 347/-12 20,700.00 T10 71 70 66 71 69 347/-12 20,700.00 T10 Lon Hinkle 62 68 73 72 72 347/-12 20,700.00 T10 Jack Renner 70 71 67 69 70 347/-12 20,700.00 T15 Buddy Gardner 70 70 71 70 67 348/-11 13,950.00 T15 Mike Gove 69 67 72 68 72 348/-11 13,950.00 T15 Gary Hallberg 66 71 68 72 71 348/-11 13,950.00 T15 Scott Hoch 65 70 73 69 71 348/-11 13,950.00 T15 Mark McCumber 67 73 70 72 66 348/-11 13,950.00 T15 Hal Sutton 69 71 70 68 70 348/-11 13,950.00 T21 Thomas Gray 67 74 67 69 72 349/-10 10,080.00 T21 Billy Kratzert 66 71 70 68 74 349/-10 10,080.00 T21 Tom Purtzer 71 69 69 70 70 349/-10 10,080.00 T24 George Burns 74 65 70 69 72 350/-9 6,810.00 T24 Fred Couples 71 64 72 70 73 350/-9 6,810.00 T24 Ed Fiori 69 67 69 71 74 350/-9 6,810.00 T24 Raymond Floyd 71 71 69 69 70 350/-9 6,810.00 T24 Gary Koch 69 71 70 69 71 350/-9 6,810.00 T24 Gary Pinns 68 72 69 70 71 350/-9 6,810.00 T24 Clyde Rego 72 71 68 68 71 350/-9 6,810.00 T24 Mike Reid 74 72 70 67 67 350/-9 6,810.00 T24 Scott Simpson 67 73 69 71 70 350/-9 6,810.00 T33 Rex Caldwell 70 71 70 69 71 351/-8 4,556.25 T33 Brad Faxon 72 70 68 72 69 351/-8 4,556.25 T33 Donnie Hammond 68 68 70 73 72 351/-8 4,556.25 T33 74 68 68 73 68 351/-8 4,556.25 T33 Wayne Levi 72 65 69 69 76 351/-8 4,556.25 T33 Jerry Pate 70 69 69 72 71 351/-8 4,556.25 T33 Larry Rinker 71 71 68 69 72 351/-8 4,556.25 T33 Tony Sills 70 69 73 70 69 351/-8 4,556.25 T41 Hubert Green 70 66 68 77 71 352/-7 3,238.34 T41 Bob Murphy 74 67 69 71 71 352/-7 3,238.34 T41 Ken Brown 68 74 69 71 70 352/-7 3,238.33 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T41 David Graham 71 72 66 70 73 352/-7 3,238.33 T41 Tom Kite 67 75 68 70 72 352/-7 3,238.33 T41 Corey Pavin 63 70 71 74 74 352/-7 3,238.33 T47 John Adams 68 73 70 71 71 353/-6 2,220.55 T47 Woody Blackburn 71 74 70 68 70 353/-6 2,220.55 T47 John Cook 68 67 75 71 72 353/-6 2,220.55 T47 Keith Fergus 67 76 71 69 70 353/-6 2,220.55 T47 John Mahaffey 72 70 72 69 70 353/-6 2,220.55 T47 Nick Price 68 75 69 70 71 353/-6 2,220.55 T47 Paul Azinger 71 73 66 71 72 353/-6 2,220.54 T47 Jim Colbert 69 73 69 71 71 353/-6 2,220.54 T47 Gary McCord 69 65 72 73 74 353/-6 2,220.54 T47 Dan Pohl 64 74 68 74 73 353/-6 2,220.54 T58 Ronnie Black 70 73 68 70 73 354/-5 1,989.00 T58 Bruce Lietzke 70 72 69 71 72 354/-5 1,989.00 T58 66 71 72 70 75 354/-5 1,989.00 T58 Willie Wood 65 70 72 72 75 354/-5 1,989.00 T62 Steven Liebler 78 65 68 69 75 355/-4 1,917.00 T62 Larry Mize 70 71 70 72 72 355/-4 1,917.00 T62 Curtis Strange 74 72 67 70 72 355/-4 1,917.00 T62 Howard Twitty 71 68 72 72 72 355/-4 1,917.00 T66 Vance Heafner 71 72 70 69 74 356/-3 1,845.00 T66 Mike Smith 75 63 66 76 76 356/-3 1,845.00 T66 Scott Watkins 72 73 66 67 78 356/-3 1,845.00 T66 Richard Zokol 75 70 65 73 73 356/-3 1,845.00 70 Pat McGowan 69 71 73 69 75 357/-2 1,800.00 T71 Lee Elder 72 70 68 72 76 358/-1 1,764.00 T71 Don Pooley 73 65 69 73 78 358/-1 1,764.00 T71 D.A. Weibring 69 72 72 70 75 358/-1 1,764.00 T74 Loren Roberts 70 68 71 74 77 360/1 1,719.00 T74 Bob Tway 73 66 71 73 77 360/1 1,719.00 76 Leonard Thompson 67 72 70 73 79 361/2 1,692.00 1983 Panasonic Las Vegas Pro Celebrity Classic September 14-September 18, 1983 $750,000 Purse Champion: Fuzzy Zoeller

Las Vegas CC (H) Dunes CC Desert Inn CC Showboat CC Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 TOT Money___ 1 Fuzzy Zoeller 63 70 70 64 73 340/ 135,000.00 2 Rex Caldwell 71 66 66 70 71 344/ 81,000.00 3 Ed Fiori 67 67 72 69 70 345/ 51,000.00 T4 Scott Hoch 69 71 69 68 70 347/ 33,000.00 T4 J.C. Snead 67 67 69 72 72 347/ 33,000.00 T6 David Graham 66 72 68 68 74 348/ 22,687.50 T6 Hale Irwin 66 72 69 66 75 348/ 22,687.50 T6 Peter Jacobsen 69 72 69 68 70 348/ 22,687.50 T6 Gil Morgan 69 66 70 73 70 348/ 22,687.50 T6 Tim Simpson 69 67 69 72 71 348/ 22,687.50 T6 Tom Watson 72 71 68 70 67 348/ 22,687.50 T12 Terry Diehl 67 71 69 68 74 349/ 15,187.50 T12 Mac O'Grady 69 68 67 71 74 349/ 15,187.50 T12 Scott Simpson 69 73 70 68 69 349/ 15,187.50 T12 Richard Zokol 68 68 73 68 72 349/ 15,187.50 T16 Jim Colbert 71 73 66 69 71 350/ 11,250.00 T16 Gary McCord 68 71 68 69 74 350/ 11,250.00 T16 Nick Price 71 70 68 74 67 350/ 11,250.00 T16 Victor Regalado 73 70 67 68 72 350/ 11,250.00 T16 Jack Renner 71 65 72 69 73 350/ 11,250.00 T21 Ronnie Black 72 67 70 70 72 351/ 6,207.70 T21 Donnie Hammond 70 68 76 69 68 351/ 6,207.70 T21 Tommy Valentine 70 69 68 72 72 351/ 6,207.70 T21 Danny Edwards 69 72 70 70 70 351/ 6,207.69 T21 Dan Forsman 68 72 66 72 73 351/ 6,207.69 T21 Gibby Gilbert 71 68 75 67 70 351/ 6,207.69 T21 Jay Haas 72 70 70 71 68 351/ 6,207.69 T21 Phillip Hancock 69 66 71 73 72 351/ 6,207.69 T21 John McComish 73 68 68 73 69 351/ 6,207.69 T21 Mark McCumber 67 70 73 72 69 351/ 6,207.69 T21 67 72 72 74 66 351/ 6,207.69 T21 70 73 69 67 72 351/ 6,207.69 T21 Tony Sills 70 70 71 71 69 351/ 6,207.69 T34 John Adams 76 65 68 71 72 352/ 3,628.13 T34 John Cook 70 73 69 71 69 352/ 3,628.13 T34 D.A. Weibring 68 70 70 77 67 352/ 3,628.13 T34 Mark Wiebe 64 74 71 67 76 352/ 3,628.13 T34 Brad Bryant 69 67 70 75 71 352/ 3,628.12 T34 T.C. Chen 72 66 70 71 73 352/ 3,628.12 T34 Bobby Cole 68 71 71 73 69 352/ 3,628.12 T34 Ken Green 71 72 73 68 68 352/ 3,628.12 T42 Johnny Miller 70 74 73 65 71 353/ 2,700.00 T42 Don Pooley 68 69 73 70 73 353/ 2,700.00 Player POS RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 TOT Money T42 Larry Rinker 74 71 68 67 73 353/ 2,700.00 T42 Payne Stewart 70 72 69 67 75 353/ 2,700.00 T46 Jim Nelford 75 66 70 70 73 354/ 2,185.00 T46 Curtis Strange 69 72 72 70 71 354/ 2,185.00 T46 Mike Sullivan 69 71 69 72 73 354/ 2,185.00 T49 Buddy Gardner 69 65 73 75 73 355/ 1,791.67 T49 Tom Jenkins 71 69 72 69 74 355/ 1,791.67 T49 Wayne Levi 67 66 74 73 75 355/ 1,791.67 T49 Tom Purtzer 70 69 75 71 70 355/ 1,791.67 T49 Mike Reid 69 71 71 71 73 355/ 1,791.67 T49 Leonard Thompson 69 72 70 71 73 355/ 1,791.67 T49 Bob Eastwood 70 71 73 70 71 355/ 1,791.66 T49 Mike Holland 72 67 66 73 77 355/ 1,791.66 T49 David Ogrin 69 68 69 71 78 355/ 1,791.66 T58 Bruce Devlin 70 71 71 70 74 356/ 1,650.00 T58 71 69 73 72 71 356/ 1,650.00 T58 Bob Gilder 66 67 78 73 72 356/ 1,650.00 T58 John Mahaffey 72 69 70 72 73 356/ 1,650.00 T58 Mark Pfeil 73 68 68 73 74 356/ 1,650.00 T63 Raymond Floyd 71 76 70 68 72 357/ 1,597.50 T63 Mark McNulty 72 72 66 75 72 357/ 1,597.50 T65 Fred Couples 71 68 69 72 78 358/ 1,537.50 T65 Dave Hill 72 68 69 75 74 358/ 1,537.50 T65 Lindy Miller 66 71 73 73 75 358/ 1,537.50 T65 Larry Nelson 69 68 73 74 74 358/ 1,537.50 T65 Mike Nicolette 70 70 73 70 75 358/ 1,537.50 T65 Howard Twitty 71 70 72 72 73 358/ 1,537.50 T71 Bob Boyd 74 68 71 71 75 359/ 1,470.00 T71 Vance Heafner 70 68 73 71 77 359/ 1,470.00 T71 Lon Hinkle 71 68 69 74 77 359/ 1,470.00 74 Mark O'Meara 72 73 64 75 76 360/ 1,440.00 75 Dave Stockton 73 72 69 71 76 361/ 1,425.00 76 Bob Shearer 71 70 73 71 77 362/ 1,410.00 10.00