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2021 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 1 of 17 Through BMW Championship (08/29/2021) Low 9 Through BMW Championship (08/29/2021) 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 28 (7-under), Harris English, front nine, first round, TPC Southwind, World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational 28 (7-under), Harry Higgs, back nine, fourth round, Sedgefield CC, Wyndham Championship 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 (7-under), Keith Mitchell, back nine, third round, TPC Twin Cities, 3M Open 29 (7-under), Corey Conners, front nine, third round, Liberty National GC, THE NORTHERN TRUST 29 (7-under), Bryson DeChambeau, front nine, second round, Caves Valley GC, BMW Championship 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 29 (6-under), Danny Lee, back nine, second round, Colonial CC, Charles Schwab Challenge 29 (6-under), K.H. Lee, back nine, second round, TPC River Highlands, Travelers Championship 29 (6-under), Kevin Kisner, back nine, fourth round, TPC River Highlands, Travelers Championship 29 (6-under), Chase Seiffert, front nine, second round, TPC Deere Run, John Deere Classic 29 (6-under), Brian Stuard, front nine, first round, Sedgefield CC, Wyndham Championship 29 (6-under), Chesson Hadley, back nine, fourth round, Sedgefield CC, Wyndham Championship 29 (6-under), Doug Ghim, back nine, third round, Liberty National GC, THE NORTHERN TRUST 2021 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 2 of 17 Through BMW Championship (08/29/2021) Low 18 Through BMW Championship (08/29/2021) 60 (12-under), James Hahn, third round, Keene Trace GC, Barbasol Championship 60 (12-under), Bryson DeChambeau, second round, Caves Valley GC, BMW Championship 60 (11-under), Cameron Smith, third round, Liberty National GC, THE NORTHERN TRUST 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 Low First 18 Through BMW Championship (08/29/2021) 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 (9-under), Cameron Smith, RBC Heritage 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 62 (8-under), Harris English, World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational 62 (8-under), Russell Henley, Wyndham Championship 2021 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 3 of 17 Through BMW Championship (08/29/2021) Low First 36 Through BMW Championship (08/29/2021) 126 (16-under), Stewart Cink, (63-63), RBC Heritage 126 (14-under), Russell Henley, (62-64), Wyndham Championship 127 (17-under), Sam Burns, (65-62), AT&T Byron Nelson 127 (13-under), Harris English, (62-65), World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational 128 (16-under), Bryson DeChambeau, (68-60), BMW Championship 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 Low 36 (Any Rounds) Through BMW Championship (08/29/2021) 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 (16-under), Stewart Cink, (63-63), first and second rounds, RBC Heritage 126 (14-under), Kevin Na, (61-65), third and fourth rounds, Sony Open in Hawaii 126 (14-under), Russell Henley, (62-64), first and second rounds, Wyndham Championship 127 (17-under), Sam Burns, (65-62), first and second rounds, AT&T Byron Nelson 127 (17-under), Bryson DeChambeau, (60-67), second and third rounds, BMW Championship 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 (15-under), Cameron Smith, (60-67), third and fourth rounds, THE NORTHERN TRUST 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 127 (13-under), Harris English, (62-65), first and second rounds, World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational 127 (13-under), Cameron Smith, (62-65), second and third rounds, World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational 127 (13-under), Hideki Matsuyama, (64-63), third and fourth rounds, World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational 2021 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 4 of 17 Through BMW Championship (08/29/2021) Low First 54 Through BMW Championship (08/29/2021) 192 (18-under), Brendan Steele, (65-66-61), Sony Open in Hawaii 192 (18-under), Harris English, (62-65-65), World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational 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 194 (16-under), Bryson DeChambeau, (65-66-63), World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational 194 (16-under), Cameron Smith, (67-62-65), World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational Low 54 (Any Rounds) Through BMW Championship (08/29/2021) 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 192 (18-under), Harris English, (62-65-65), first through third rounds, World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational 193 (23-under), Bryson DeChambeau, (60-67-66), second through fourth rounds, BMW Championship 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 194 (16-under), Bryson DeChambeau, (65-66-63), first through third rounds, World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational 194 (16-under), Cameron Smith, (67-62-65), first through third rounds, World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational 194 (16-under), Roger Sloan, (64-64-66), second through fourth rounds, Wyndham Championship 2021 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures Page 5 of 17 Through BMW Championship (08/29/2021) Low First 72 Through BMW Championship (08/29/2021) 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 (27-under), Patrick Cantlay, (66-63-66-66),
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    Zurich Classic of New Orleans Record Book (est. 2017, thru 2019) *2017 & 2018 Format Information: An historic change was made to the format of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans in 2017, making the event a two-player team event featuring Foursomes (alternate shot) during the first and third rounds and Four-ball (best ball) during the second and fourth rounds. A change was made at the 2018 Zurich Classic of New Orleans , with the two formats switching rotations. Rounds one and three in the two-player team event featured the Four-ball (best ball) format, while the second and fourth rounds used the Foursomes (alternate shot) format. Since the formation of the PGA TOUR (1968), the Zurich Classic became the first official event to utilize Foursomes as part of a team competition. The 2017 Zurich Classic was the first official PGA TOUR team event in 36 years. Before that, the last official PGA TOUR team event was the 1981 Walt Disney World National Team Championship held at the Magnolia, Palm and Lake Buena Vista courses at Disney. Vance Heafner and Mike Holland won that title. The tournament became an individual stroke-play event in 1982. The Zurich Classic awards FedExCup points and official money and counts as an official victory for the members of the winning team. RECORDS Lowest 9-Hole Score: 28 ( -8) Four-ball 2017, R4 - Kevin Kisner/Scott Brown (front 9), R4 - Brooks Koepka/Chase Koepka (front 9), R4 - Justin Thomas/Bud Cauley (front 9) 31 (-5) Foursomes 2017, R3 - Kevin Kisner/Scott Brown (back 9) 2018, R2 - David Lingmerth/Danny Lee (front 9) 2019, R2 – Russell Henley/Ryan Blaum (front 9), Bubba Watson/J.B.
  • 2020 US Open (2Nd of 50 Events in the 2020-21

    2020 US Open (2Nd of 50 Events in the 2020-21

    2020 U.S. Open (2nd of 50 events in the 2020-21 PGA TOUR Season) Mamaroneck, New York September 14-20, 2020 FedExCup Points: 600 Winged Foot Golf Club Par/Yards: 35-35—70/7,477 Purse: $12,500,000/$2,250,000 Third-Round Notes – Saturday, September 19, 2020 Weather: Mostly sunny and cooler with a high of 64. Wind NNW 6-12 mph. Third-Round Leaderboard Matthew Wolff 66-74-65—205 (-5) Bryson DeChambeau 69-68-70—207 (-3) Louis Oosthuizen 67-74-68—209 (-1) Hideki Matsuyama 71-69-70—210 (E) Xander Schauffele 68-72-70—210 (E) Harris English 68-70-72—210 (E) Things to Know • Matthew Wolff takes a 54-hole lead/co-lead for a third time in 30th TOUR start; converted for the win at the 2019 3M Open by a stroke over Bryson DeChambeau and Collin Morikawa • Wolff seeks to become the first player since Francis Ouimet in 1913 to win the U.S. Open in his tournament debut • In only other major championship start, Wolff finished T4 at the PGA Championship in August • Bryson DeChambeau follows a second-round 68 with an even-par 70 • Louis Oosthuizen on track for a fourth U.S. Open top-10 finish and second in as many years • 36-hole leader Patrick Reed falls back with a 7-over 77 • Rounds under par: Thursday: 21, Friday: 3, Saturday: 7 • John Pak, the lone amateur to make the cut, sits T59 Third-Round Lead Notes 53 Third-round leaders/co-leaders at the U.S.