2016 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 1 of 12 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016)
Low 9 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 28 (8-under), Kevin Na, front nine, third round, PGA West (Tournament), CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 29 (7-under), Brendan Steele, back nine, first round, Silverado CC (North), Frys.com Open 29 (7-under), William McGirt, back nine, fourth round, TPC Summerlin, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 29 (7-under), Smylie Kaufman, back nine, fourth round, TPC Summerlin, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 29 (7-under), Jason Dufner, front nine, third round, La Quinta CC, CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 29 (7-under), Adam Hadwin, front nine, third round, PGA West (Tournament), CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 29 (7-under), Brian Harman, front nine, fourth round, PGA WEST TPC Stadium Course, CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 29 (7-under), Jimmy Walker, front nine, third round, Pebble Beach GL, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 29 (6-under), Patton Kizzire, front nine, first round, TPC Summerlin, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 29 (6-under), Shawn Stefani, back nine, first round, El Camaleon GC, OHL Classic at Mayakoba 29 (6-under), Matt Kuchar, front nine, third round, Waialae CC, Sony Open in Hawaii 29 (6-under), David Lingmerth, front nine, fourth round, Waialae CC, Sony Open in Hawaii 29 (5-under), Cameron Smith, front nine, first round, Monterey Peninsula CC, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 29 (5-under), Phil Mickelson, front nine, second round, Monterey Peninsula CC, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 29 (5-under), Sung Kang, front nine, second round, Monterey Peninsula CC, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
Low 18 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 60 (11-under), Sung Kang, second round, Monterey Peninsula CC, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 61 (11-under), Justin Thomas, second round, Kuala Lumpur G&CC, CIMB Classic 61 (10-under), Smylie Kaufman, fourth round, TPC Summerlin, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 62 (10-under), Scott Piercy, first round, Kuala Lumpur G&CC, CIMB Classic 62 (10-under), Roberto Castro, first round, CC of Jackson, Sanderson Farms Championship 62 (10-under), Danny Willett, fourth round, Sheshan International GC, World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions 62 (10-under), Kevin Na, third round, PGA West (Tournament), CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 62 (10-under), David Lingmerth, third round, PGA West (Tournament), CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 62 (9-under), William McGirt, fourth round, TPC Summerlin, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 62 (9-under), Harold Varner III, second round, El Camaleon GC, OHL Classic at Mayakoba 62 (8-under), Graham DeLaet, second round, Waialae CC, Sony Open in Hawaii 62 (8-under), Matt Kuchar, third round, Waialae CC, Sony Open in Hawaii 62 (8-under), Fabian Gomez, fourth round, Waialae CC, Sony Open in Hawaii 2016 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 2 of 12 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016)
Low First 18 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 62 (10-under), Scott Piercy, CIMB Classic 62 (10-under), Roberto Castro, Sanderson Farms Championship 63 (9-under), Brendan Steele, Frys.com Open 63 (9-under), Branden Grace, World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions 63 (8-under), Chez Reavie, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 63 (8-under), Camilo Villegas, Northern Trust Open 63 (7-under), Vijay Singh, Sony Open in Hawaii 63 (7-under), Ricky Barnes, Sony Open in Hawaii 63 (7-under), Brandt Snedeker, Sony Open in Hawaii 63 (7-under), Kevin Kisner, Sony Open in Hawaii 63 (7-under), Morgan Hoffmann, Sony Open in Hawaii
Low First 36 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 128 (12-under), Brandt Snedeker, (63-65), Sony Open in Hawaii 129 (15-under), Justin Thomas, (68-61), CIMB Classic 129 (15-under), Roberto Castro, (62-67), Sanderson Farms Championship 129 (15-under), Jason Dufner, (64-65), CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 129 (11-under), Kevin Kisner, (63-66), Sony Open in Hawaii 130 (16-under), Jordan Spieth, (66-64), Hyundai Tournament of Champions 130 (14-under), Brendan Steele, (67-63), CIMB Classic 130 (14-under), Kevin Kisner, (64-66), World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions 130 (14-under), Jamie Lovemark, (65-65), CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 130 (12-under), Graeme McDowell, (67-63), OHL Classic at Mayakoba 130 (10-under), Zach Johnson, (64-66), Sony Open in Hawaii 130 (10-under), Luke Donald, (65-65), Sony Open in Hawaii 130 (10-under), Zac Blair, (65-65), Sony Open in Hawaii 130 (10-under), Chez Reavie, (67-63), Sony Open in Hawaii 2016 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 3 of 12 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016)
Low 36 (Any Rounds) Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 127 (17-under), David Lingmerth, (62-65), third and fourth rounds, CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 127 (13-under), Graham DeLaet, (62-65), second and third rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 127 (13-under), Fabian Gomez, (65-62), third and fourth rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 128 (16-under), Justin Thomas, (61-67), second and third rounds, CIMB Classic 128 (16-under), Kevin Na, (66-62), second and third rounds, CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 128 (14-under), Jason Bohn, (63-65), second and third rounds, OHL Classic at Mayakoba 128 (12-under), Kevin Kisner, (64-64), third and fourth rounds, The RSM Classic 128 (12-under), Brandt Snedeker, (63-65), first and second rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 128 (12-under), Matt Kuchar, (66-62), second and third rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 129 (17-under), Jordan Spieth, (64-65), second and third rounds, Hyundai Tournament of Champions 129 (15-under), Brian Harman, (63-66), second and third rounds, CIMB Classic 129 (15-under), Brendan Steele, (63-66), second and third rounds, CIMB Classic 129 (15-under), James Hahn, (65-64), second and third rounds, CIMB Classic 129 (15-under), David Lingmerth, (65-64), second and third rounds, CIMB Classic 129 (15-under), Adam Scott, (66-63), third and fourth rounds, CIMB Classic 129 (15-under), Justin Thomas, (68-61), first and second rounds, CIMB Classic 129 (15-under), Roberto Castro, (62-67), first and second rounds, Sanderson Farms Championship 129 (15-under), Jason Dufner, (64-65), first and second rounds, CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 129 (15-under), Jason Dufner, (65-64), second and third rounds, CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 129 (13-under), Smylie Kaufman, (68-61), third and fourth rounds, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 129 (11-under), Kevin Kisner, (63-66), first and second rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 129 (11-under), Fabian Gomez, (64-65), second and third rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 129 (11-under), Jeff Overton, (65-64), second and third rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 129 (11-under), Zac Blair, (65-64), second and third rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii
Low First 54 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 193 (23-under), Jason Dufner, (64-65-64), CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 194 (16-under), Brandt Snedeker, (63-65-66), Sony Open in Hawaii 194 (16-under), Zac Blair, (65-65-64), Sony Open in Hawaii 195 (24-under), Jordan Spieth, (66-64-65), Hyundai Tournament of Champions 195 (21-under), Jamie Lovemark, (65-65-65), CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 195 (15-under), Kevin Kisner, (63-66-66), Sony Open in Hawaii 2016 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 4 of 12 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016)
Low 54 (Any Rounds) Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 191 (19-under), Fabian Gomez, (64-65-62), second through fourth rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 193 (23-under), Jason Dufner, (64-65-64), first through third rounds, CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 193 (17-under), Graham DeLaet, (62-65-66), second through fourth rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 194 (22-under), Justin Thomas, (61-67-66), second through fourth rounds, CIMB Classic 194 (16-under), Brandt Snedeker, (63-65-66), first through third rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 194 (16-under), Zac Blair, (65-65-64), first through third rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii
Low First 72 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 260 (22-under), Kevin Kisner, (65-67-64-64), The RSM Classic 260 (20-under), Brandt Snedeker, (63-65-66-66), Sony Open in Hawaii 260 (20-under), Fabian Gomez, (69-64-65-62), Sony Open in Hawaii 261 (19-under), Zac Blair, (65-65-64-67), Sony Open in Hawaii 262 (30-under), Jordan Spieth, (66-64-65-67), Hyundai Tournament of Champions 262 (26-under), Justin Thomas, (68-61-67-66), CIMB Classic 263 (25-under), Adam Scott, (68-66-66-63), CIMB Classic 263 (25-under), Jason Dufner, (64-65-64-70), CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 263 (25-under), David Lingmerth, (68-68-62-65), CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation
High 72 (Winning Score) Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 282 (6-under), Brandt Snedeker, (73-70-70-69), Farmers Insurance Open 277 (7-under), Charl Schwartzel, (71-70-69-67), Valspar Championship 276 (12-under), Adam Scott, (68-66-73-69), World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship 276 (12-under), Tony Finau, (69-70-67-70), Puerto Rico Open at Coco Beach 273 (15-under), Emiliano Grillo, (68-71-65-69), Frys.com Open 273 (15-under), Jim Herman, (69-69-67-68), Shell Houston Open 2016 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 5 of 12 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016)
Largest Winning Margin Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 8 strokes, Jordan Spieth, Hyundai Tournament of Champions 6 strokes, Kevin Kisner, The RSM Classic 2 strokes, Russell Knox, World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions 1 strokes, Smylie Kaufman, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 1 strokes, Justin Thomas, CIMB Classic 1 strokes, Peter Malnati, Sanderson Farms Championship 1 strokes, Brandt Snedeker, Farmers Insurance Open 1 strokes, Vaughn Taylor, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 1 strokes, Bubba Watson, Northern Trust Open 1 strokes, Adam Scott, The Honda Classic 1 strokes, Adam Scott, World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship 1 strokes, Jason Day, Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard 1 strokes, Jim Herman, Shell Houston Open
Low Start By a Winner Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 64 (8-under), Jason Dufner, CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 65 (7-under), Kevin Kisner, The RSM Classic 65 (6-under), Hideki Matsuyama, Waste Management Phoenix Open 66 (7-under), Jordan Spieth, Hyundai Tournament of Champions 66 (6-under), Jason Day, Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard 66 (5-under), Bubba Watson, Northern Trust Open
High Start By a Winner Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 73 (1-over), Brandt Snedeker, Farmers Insurance Open 71 (even-par), Charl Schwartzel, Valspar Championship 70 (even-par), Adam Scott, The Honda Classic 70 (2-under), Vaughn Taylor, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
Low Finish By a Winner Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 61 (10-under), Smylie Kaufman, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 62 (8-under), Fabian Gomez, Sony Open in Hawaii 64 (6-under), Kevin Kisner, The RSM Classic 2016 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 6 of 12 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016)
High Finish By a Winner Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 70 (even-par), Adam Scott, The Honda Classic
Largest 18-Hole Lead Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 3 strokes, Scott Piercy, CIMB Classic 3 strokes, Camilo Villegas, Northern Trust Open 2 strokes, Roberto Castro, Sanderson Farms Championship 2 strokes, Chez Reavie, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
Largest 36-Hole Lead Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 4 strokes, Roberto Castro, Sanderson Farms Championship 4 strokes, Jordan Spieth, Hyundai Tournament of Champions 2 strokes, Brendan Steele, Frys.com Open 2 strokes, Kevin Kisner, World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions 2 strokes, Adam Scott, World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship 2 strokes, Jason Day, Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard
Largest 54-Hole Lead Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 5 strokes, Jordan Spieth, Hyundai Tournament of Champions 3 strokes, Kevin Kisner, The RSM Classic 3 strokes, Danny Lee, Waste Management Phoenix Open 3 strokes, Rory McIlroy, World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship 2 strokes, Jason Dufner, CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 2 strokes, Phil Mickelson, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 2 strokes, Jason Day, Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard 2016 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 7 of 12 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016)
Low 36-Hole Cut Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 3-under, 141, Sanderson Farms Championship 3-under, 137, Sony Open in Hawaii 2-under, 142, Frys.com Open 2-under, 140, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 2-under, 140, OHL Classic at Mayakoba 2-under, 140, The RSM Classic 1-under, 143, Farmers Insurance Open 1-under, 143, Puerto Rico Open at Coco Beach 1-under, 143, Shell Houston Open
High 36-Hole Cut Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 3-over, 143, The Honda Classic 3-over, 145, Valspar Championship even-par, 142, Waste Management Phoenix Open even-par, 142, Northern Trust Open even-par, 144, Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard 1-under, 143, Farmers Insurance Open 1-under, 143, Puerto Rico Open at Coco Beach 1-under, 143, Shell Houston Open
Fewest to Make 36-Hole Cut Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 70, Waste Management Phoenix Open 70, Puerto Rico Open at Coco Beach 71, Valspar Championship 72, Farmers Insurance Open
Most to Make 36-Hole Cut Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 87, The RSM Classic 87, Sony Open in Hawaii 82, Frys.com Open 81, Shell Houston Open 2016 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 8 of 12 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016)
Most Tied for Lead, 18 Holes Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 5, Sony Open in Hawaii 4, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 4, OHL Classic at Mayakoba 4, CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation
Most Tied for Lead, 36 Holes Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 4, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 2, Farmers Insurance Open 2, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 2, Valspar Championship
Most Tied for Lead, 54 Holes Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 2, CIMB Classic 2, Sanderson Farms Championship 2, OHL Classic at Mayakoba 2, Sony Open in Hawaii 2, Farmers Insurance Open 2, World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship 1, Frys.com Open 1, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 1, World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions 1, Hyundai Tournament of Champions 1, CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 1, Waste Management Phoenix Open 1, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 1, The Honda Classic 1, Valspar Championship 1, Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard 1, Puerto Rico Open at Coco Beach 1, Shell Houston Open
Most Consecutive Events in the Money Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 34, Henrik Stenson 2016 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 9 of 12 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016)
Most Consecutive Years with Win Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 3, Jason Day (2014 -2016) 3, Bubba Watson (2014 -2016)
Holes-In-One Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) Alex Cejka, (No. 17/third round/TPC Summerlin) Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Scott Brown, (No. 15/first round/Kuala Lumpur G&CC) CIMB Classic Tyler Aldridge, (No. 4/second round/CC of Jackson) Sanderson Farms Championship K.T. Kim, (No. 17/fourth round/Sheshan International GC) World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions Thomas Aiken, (No. 10/first round/El Camaleon GC) OHL Classic at Mayakoba Jim Herman, (No. 15/second round/El Camaleon GC) OHL Classic at Mayakoba Robert Allenby, (No. 12/second round/PGA West (Tournament)) CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation Nick Taylor, (No. 6/second round/PGA WEST TPC Stadium Course) CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation Chad Campbell, (No. 7/second round/TPC Scottsdale) Waste Management Phoenix Open Jack Maguire, (No. 12/second round/TPC Scottsdale) Waste Management Phoenix Open Ryan Palmer, (No. 3/second round/Spyglass Hill GC) AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Tyrone Van Aswegen, (No. 16/third round/Riviera CC) Northern Trust Open Ryan Moore, (No. 16/fourth round/Riviera CC) Northern Trust Open Alex Cejka, (No. 17/first round/PGA National (Champion)) The Honda Classic
Double Eagles Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) Tony Finau, (No. 13/second round/TPC Summerlin) Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Jason Gore, (No. 18/third round/Torrey Pines GC (South)) Farmers Insurance Open Gregory Bourdy, (No. 2/second round/Coco Beach Golf & CC) Puerto Rico Open at Coco Beach 2016 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 10 of 12 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016)
Two Eagles in One Round Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) Cameron Tringale, (No. 16,No. 9/second round/TPC Summerlin) Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Alexander Noren, (No. 18,No. 2/third round/Sheshan International GC) World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions Byeong-Hun An, (No. 16,No. 18/third round/Sheshan International GC) World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions K.T. Kim, (No. 17,No. 2/fourth round/Sheshan International GC) World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions Wes Roach, (No. 16,No. 18/second round/Sea Island Resort (Plantation)) The RSM Classic Daniel Summerhays, (No. 9,No. 18/first round/Waialae CC) Sony Open in Hawaii Mark Hubbard, (No. 15,No. 9/first round/Waialae CC) Sony Open in Hawaii Morgan Hoffmann, (No. 18,No. 9/fourth round/Waialae CC) Sony Open in Hawaii Jerry Kelly, (No. 6,No. 11/first round/La Quinta CC) CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation Nick Taylor, (No. 5,No. 6/second round/PGA WEST TPC Stadium Course) CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation Hiroshi Iwata, (No. 13,No. 5/second round/La Quinta CC) CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation Andrew Loupe, (No. 1,No. 18/first round/Torrey Pines (North)) Farmers Insurance Open Jimmy Walker, (No. 2,No. 6/third round/Pebble Beach GL) AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Sung Kang, (No. 3,No. 18/second round/PGA National (Champion)) The Honda Classic Justin Rose, (No. 16,No. 3/first round/Bay Hill Club & Lodge) Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard Rory McIlroy, (No. 6,No. 16/fourth round/Bay Hill Club & Lodge) Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard Jonathan Byrd, (No. 15,No. 2/second round/Coco Beach Golf & CC) Puerto Rico Open at Coco Beach
Three Eagles in One Round Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016)
Two Aces in One Round Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016)
Back-to-Back Eagles Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) Nick Taylor, (No. 5,No. 6/second round/PGA WEST TPC Stadium Course) CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 2016 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 11 of 12 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016)
Best Birdie Streak Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 7, Fabian Gomez, (No. 6-12/fourth round/Waialae CC) Sony Open in Hawaii 6, William McGirt, (No. 8-13/fourth round/TPC Summerlin) Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 6, Cameron Smith, (No. 1- 6/first round/Kuala Lumpur G&CC) CIMB Classic 6, Brooks Koepka, (No. 3- 8/third round/Plantation Course at Kapalua) Hyundai Tournament of Champions 6, Matt Kuchar, (No. 4- 9/third round/Waialae CC) Sony Open in Hawaii 6, David Lingmerth, (No. 14- 1/third round/PGA West (Tournament)) CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 6, Matt Jones, (No. 4- 9/first round/Pebble Beach GL) AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 6, Jhonattan Vegas, (No. 13-18/first round/GC of Houston) Shell Houston Open
Best Birdie/Eagle Streak Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 8-under, Kevin Na, (B-B-B-B-E-B-B/No. 3/third round/PGA West (Tournament)) CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 6-under, Andrew Loupe, (B-B-E-B-B/No. 17/third round/Riviera CC) Northern Trust Open
Best Come-From-Behind on Last Day to Win Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 7 strokes, Smylie Kaufman, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 6 strokes, Brandt Snedeker, Farmers Insurance Open 6 strokes, Vaughn Taylor, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 5 strokes, Charl Schwartzel, Valspar Championship
Most Consecutive Rounds Par Or Better (Season) Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 29, Kevin Na
Most Consecutive Rounds Par Or Better (Current) Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 12, Kyle Reifers
Multiple Winners Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 2, Jason Day, Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard ,World Golf Championships-Dell Match Play 2, Adam Scott, The Honda Classic ,World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship
Wire-to-Wire Winners Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) Jason Day, Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard 2016 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 12 of 12 Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016)
First-Time Winners Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) Emiliano Grillo, Frys.com Open Smylie Kaufman, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Justin Thomas, CIMB Classic Peter Malnati, Sanderson Farms Championship Russell Knox, World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions Kevin Kisner, The RSM Classic Tony Finau, Puerto Rico Open at Coco Beach Jim Herman, Shell Houston Open
Course Records (No Ties) Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 63 (9-under), Brendan Steele, first round, Silverado CC (North), Frys.com Open 61 (11-under), Justin Thomas, second round, Kuala Lumpur G&CC, CIMB Classic 62 (10-under), Roberto Castro, first round, CC of Jackson, Sanderson Farms Championship 65 (7-under), Kevin Kisner, first round, Sea Island Resort (Plantation), The RSM Classic 65 (7-under), Jason Dufner, second round, PGA WEST TPC Stadium Course, CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 62 (10-under), Kevin Na, third round, PGA West (Tournament), CareerBuilder Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation 60 (11-under), Sung Kang, second round, Monterey Peninsula CC, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
Tournament Records (No Ties) Through Shell Houston Open (04/03/2016) 260 (22-under), Kevin Kisner, The RSM Classic