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2021 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Through Masters Tournament 2021 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 1 of 16 Through Masters Tournament (04/11/2021) Low 9 Through Masters Tournament (04/11/2021) 28 (8-under), Matthew Wolff, back nine, third round, TPC Summerlin, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 28 (7-under), Hideki Matsuyama, front nine, second round, Waialae CC, Sony Open in Hawaii 29 (7-under), Chez Reavie, back nine, fourth round, Silverado Resort and Spa North, Safeway Open 29 (7-under), Xander Schauffele, back nine, second round, Shadow Creek Golf Course, THE CJ CUP @ SHADOW CREEK 29 (7-under), Justin Thomas, back nine, first round, Sherwood CC, ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP @ SHERWOOD 29 (7-under), Sepp Straka, back nine, second round, Sea Island Resort (Plantation), The RSM Classic 29 (7-under), Adam Long, front nine, third round, El Camaleon GC, Mayakoba Golf Classic presented by UNIFIN 29 (7-under), Russell Henley, back nine, third round, TPC Scottsdale, Waste Management Phoenix Open 29 (7-under), Patrick Cantlay, front nine, first round, Pebble Beach Golf Links, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 29 (6-under), Patrick Cantlay, front nine, first round, TPC Summerlin, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 29 (6-under), Martin Laird, front nine, second round, TPC Summerlin, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 29 (6-under), Doc Redman, back nine, first round, Port Royal Golf Course, Bermuda Championship 29 (6-under), Brian Stuard, back nine, second round, Sea Island Resort (Seaside), The RSM Classic 29 (6-under), Harris English, front nine, fourth round, Sea Island Resort (Seaside), The RSM Classic 29 (6-under), Brice Garnett, back nine, second round, PGA National (Champion), The Honda Classic 2021 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 2 of 16 Through Masters Tournament (04/11/2021) Low 18 Through Masters Tournament (04/11/2021) 61 (11-under), Richy Werenski, second round, Sherwood CC, ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP @ SHERWOOD 61 (11-under), Patrick Cantlay, fourth round, PGA WEST (Stadium), The American Express 61 (10-under), Matthew Wolff, third round, TPC Summerlin, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 61 (10-under), Jordan Spieth, third round, TPC Scottsdale, Waste Management Phoenix Open 61 (9-under), Joel Dahmen, second round, Sea Island Resort (Seaside), The RSM Classic 61 (9-under), Kevin Na, third round, Waialae CC, Sony Open in Hawaii 61 (9-under), Brendan Steele, third round, Waialae CC, Sony Open in Hawaii 61 (9-under), Matt Jones, first round, PGA National (Champion), The Honda Classic 62 (10-under), Harry Higgs, second round, Silverado Resort and Spa North, Safeway Open 62 (10-under), Doc Redman, fourth round, Silverado Resort and Spa North, Safeway Open 62 (10-under), Patrick Cantlay, first round, Pebble Beach Golf Links, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 62 (9-under), Bryson DeChambeau, first round, TPC Summerlin, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 62 (9-under), Peter Malnati, second round, TPC Summerlin, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 62 (9-under), Adam Hadwin, third round, TPC Summerlin, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 62 (9-under), Justin Thomas, third round, El Camaleon GC, Mayakoba Golf Classic presented by UNIFIN 62 (8-under), Cameron Tringale, fourth round, Sea Island Resort (Seaside), The RSM Classic 62 (8-under), Harris English, fourth round, Sea Island Resort (Seaside), The RSM Classic 62 (8-under), Jason Kokrak, first round, Waialae CC, Sony Open in Hawaii 62 (8-under), Peter Malnati, first round, Waialae CC, Sony Open in Hawaii 62 (8-under), Joaquin Niemann, first round, Waialae CC, Sony Open in Hawaii 62 (8-under), Nick Taylor, second round, Waialae CC, Sony Open in Hawaii 62 (8-under), Keith Mitchell, second round, Waialae CC, Sony Open in Hawaii 62 (8-under), Brandon Hagy, second round, PGA National (Champion), The Honda Classic Low First 18 Through Masters Tournament (04/11/2021) 61 (9-under), Matt Jones, The Honda Classic 62 (10-under), Patrick Cantlay, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 62 (9-under), Bryson DeChambeau, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 62 (8-under), Jason Kokrak, Sony Open in Hawaii 62 (8-under), Peter Malnati, Sony Open in Hawaii 62 (8-under), Joaquin Niemann, Sony Open in Hawaii 2021 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 3 of 16 Through Masters Tournament (04/11/2021) Low First 36 Through Masters Tournament (04/11/2021) 128 (14-under), Patrick Cantlay, (63-65), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 128 (14-under), Austin Cook, (63-65), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 128 (14-under), Brian Harman, (65-63), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 128 (14-under), Martin Laird, (65-63), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 128 (14-under), Peter Malnati, (66-62), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 128 (14-under), Robert Streb, (65-63), The RSM Classic 128 (12-under), Nick Taylor, (66-62), Sony Open in Hawaii 128 (12-under), Aaron Wise, (64-64), The Honda Classic 129 (15-under), Sam Burns, (64-65), Safeway Open 129 (13-under), Bryson DeChambeau, (62-67), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 129 (13-under), Emiliano Grillo, (66-63), Mayakoba Golf Classic presented by UNIFIN 130 (14-under), Xander Schauffele, (66-64), THE CJ CUP @ SHADOW CREEK 130 (14-under), Justin Thomas, (65-65), ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP @ SHERWOOD 130 (12-under), Nate Lashley, (63-67), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 130 (12-under), James Hahn, (64-66), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 130 (12-under), Sergio Garcia, (66-64), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 130 (12-under), Stewart Cink, (67-63), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 130 (12-under), Sungjae Im, (67-63), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 130 (12-under), Wyndham Clark, (67-63), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 130 (12-under), Camilo Villegas, (64-66), The RSM Classic 130 (12-under), Xander Schauffele, (66-64), Waste Management Phoenix Open 130 (12-under), Sam Burns, (64-66), The Genesis Invitational 130 (10-under), Vaughn Taylor, (64-66), Sony Open in Hawaii 130 (10-under), Webb Simpson, (65-65), Sony Open in Hawaii 130 (10-under), Chris Kirk, (65-65), Sony Open in Hawaii 130 (10-under), Russell Henley, (66-64), Sony Open in Hawaii 130 (10-under), Stewart Cink, (67-63), Sony Open in Hawaii 2021 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 4 of 16 Through Masters Tournament (04/11/2021) Low 36 (Any Rounds) Through Masters Tournament (04/11/2021) 125 (15-under), Keith Mitchell, (62-63), second and third rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 126 (18-under), Patrick Cantlay, (65-61), third and fourth rounds, The American Express 126 (14-under), Kevin Na, (61-65), third and fourth rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 127 (15-under), Matthew Wolff, (61-66), third and fourth rounds, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 127 (15-under), Matthew Wolff, (66-61), second and third rounds, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 127 (13-under), Matt Jones, (63-64), third and fourth rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 127 (13-under), Kevin Na, (66-61), second and third rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 127 (13-under), Brendan Steele, (66-61), second and third rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii Low First 54 Through Masters Tournament (04/11/2021) 192 (18-under), Brendan Steele, (65-66-61), Sony Open in Hawaii 193 (20-under), Patrick Cantlay, (63-65-65), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 193 (20-under), Martin Laird, (65-63-65), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 194 (16-under), Joaquin Niemann, (62-69-63), Sony Open in Hawaii 194 (16-under), Kevin Na, (67-66-61), Sony Open in Hawaii Low 54 (Any Rounds) Through Masters Tournament (04/11/2021) 192 (18-under), Brendan Steele, (65-66-61), first through third rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 192 (18-under), Kevin Na, (66-61-65), second through fourth rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 193 (20-under), Patrick Cantlay, (63-65-65), first through third rounds, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 193 (20-under), Martin Laird, (65-63-65), first through third rounds, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 193 (20-under), Matthew Wolff, (66-61-66), second through fourth rounds, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 193 (17-under), Keith Mitchell, (62-63-68), second through fourth rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 194 (16-under), Joaquin Niemann, (62-69-63), first through third rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 194 (16-under), Kevin Na, (67-66-61), first through third rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 194 (16-under), Matt Jones, (67-63-64), second through fourth rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 2021 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 5 of 16 Through Masters Tournament (04/11/2021) Low First 72 Through Masters Tournament (04/11/2021) 259 (21-under), Kevin Na, (67-66-61-65), Sony Open in Hawaii 260 (20-under), Joaquin Niemann, (62-69-63-66), Sony Open in Hawaii 260 (20-under), Chris Kirk, (65-65-65-65), Sony Open in Hawaii 261 (23-under), Austin Cook, (63-65-67-66), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 261 (23-under), Martin Laird, (65-63-65-68), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 261 (23-under), Matthew Wolff, (68-66-61-66), Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 261 (19-under), Webb Simpson, (65-65-67-64), Sony Open in Hawaii 261 (19-under), Brendan Steele, (65-66-61-69), Sony Open in Hawaii 261 (19-under), Marc Leishman, (66-65-65-65), Sony Open in Hawaii 262 (18-under), Patton Kizzire, (64-69-65-64), Sony Open in Hawaii 262 (18-under), Daniel Berger, (64-68-64-66), Sony Open in Hawaii 262 (18-under), Billy Horschel, (65-66-66-65), Sony Open in Hawaii 262 (18-under), Collin Morikawa, (66-65-67-64), Sony Open in Hawaii High 72 (Winning Score) Through Masters Tournament (04/11/2021) 278 (10-under), Hideki Matsuyama, (69-71-65-73), Masters Tournament 277 (11-under), Bryson DeChambeau, (67-71-68-71), Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard 276 (12-under), Joel Dahmen, (67-71-68-70), Corales Puntacana Resort & Club Championship 274 (6-under), Bryson DeChambeau, (69-68-70-67), U.S.
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