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Scoring Records for AT&T Byron Nelson 5/9/2021 Scoring Records PGA TOUR Print Scoring Records for AT&T Byron Nelson Best 18 Hole Score: 60 Player Round Year Sam Snead 2 1957 Arron Oberholser 2 2006 Keegan Bradley 1 2013 Best Round 1 Score: 60 Player Year Keegan Bradley 2013 Best Round 2 Score: 60 Player Year Sam Snead 1957 Arron Oberholser 2006 Best Round 3 Score: 61 Player Year Charlie Rymer 1996 Justin Leonard 2001 Best Round 4 Score: 62 Player Year Steve Lowery 1995 Ted Tryba 2001 Scott McCarron 2009 Branden Grace 2018 Best 36 Holes: 126 Player Year Sung Kang 2019 Best 54 Holes: 194 Player Year Loren Roberts 1999 Brooks Koepka 2016 Sung Kang 2019 Best 72 Holes: 259 Player Year Steven Bowditch 2015 Holes in One Player Round Hole Year Jim Nelford 1 3 1984 Scott Stegner 2 8 1984 Harry Taylor 2 13 1988 P.H. Horgan III 3 17 1990 Steve Hart 3 5 1990 https://statanalysis.pgatourhq.com/inquiry/prod/index.cfm 1/4 5/9/2021 Scoring Records Dudley Hart 1 2 1991 Kenny Perry 1 13 1994 Donnie Hammond 4 13 1995 Tommy Tolles 1 2 1995 Doug Martin 2 17 1997 Shane Bertsch 2 17 1997 Ernie Els 4 13 2002 Brad Faxon 1 5 2003 Tim Petrovic 2 5 2003 Vijay Singh 4 17 2005 Dean Wilson 1 5 2008 Kevin Streelman 1 17 2008 Ken Duke 2 2 2010 J.J. Henry 4 5 2012 Scottie Scheffler 3 2 2014 Danny Lee 1 17 2015 Gary Woodland 2 14 2015 Tyler Duncan 3 8 2018 Low Finish by a Winner: 63 Player Round Year Peter Thomson 4 1956 High Finish by a Winner: 72 Player Round Year Jason Day 4 2010 Low Start by a Winner: 62 Player Year Steven Bowditch 2015 High Start by a Winner: 72 Player Year Tom Watson 1975 Largest 18 hole lead: 3 Player Year Keegan Bradley 2013 Marc Leishman 2018 Largest 36 hole lead: 5 Player Year Jason Kokrak 2017 Largest 54 hole lead: 8 Player Year Sam Snead 1957 Largest margin of victory: 10 Player Year Sam Snead 1957 https://statanalysis.pgatourhq.com/inquiry/prod/index.cfm 2/4 5/9/2021 Scoring Records Playoffs Year Players 1956 1. Peter Thomson 2. Gene Littler 2. Cary Middlecoff 1958 1. Sam Snead 2. Julius Boros 2. John McMullen 2. Gary Player 1960 1. Johnny Pott 2. Ted Kroll 2. Bo Wininger 1970 1. Jack Nicklaus 2. Arnold Palmer 1972 1. Chi Chi Rodriguez 2. Billy Casper 1973 1. Lanny Wadkins 2. Dan Sikes 1979 1. Tom Watson 2. Bill Rogers 1981 1. Bruce Lietzke 2. Tom Watson 1985 1. Bob Eastwood 2. Payne Stewart 1987 1. Fred Couples 2. Mark Calcavecchia 1988 1. Bruce Lietzke 2. Clarence Rose 1989 1. Jodie Mudd 2. Larry Nelson 1992 1. Billy Ray Brown 2. Ben Crenshaw 2. Raymond Floyd 2. Bruce Lietzke 1994 1. Neal Lancaster 2. Tom Byrum 2. Mark Carnevale 2. David Edwards 2. Yoshinori Mizumaki 2. David Ogrin 1999 1. Loren Roberts 2. Steve Pate 2000 1. Jesper Parnevik 2. Davis Love III 2. Phil Mickelson 2001 1. Robert Damron 2. Scott Verplank 2004 1. Sergio Garcia 2. Robert Damron 2. Dudley Hart 2008 1. Adam Scott 2. Ryan Moore 2011 1. Keegan Bradley 2. Ryan Palmer 2016 1. Sergio Garcia 2. Brooks Koepka 2017 1. Billy Horschel 2. Jason Day Best Come from Behind Win: 7 https://statanalysis.pgatourhq.com/inquiry/prod/index.cfm 3/4 5/9/2021 Scoring Records Year Player 1956 Peter Thomson Wire to Wire Winners Year Player 1976 Mark Hayes 1980 Tom Watson https://statanalysis.pgatourhq.com/inquiry/prod/index.cfm 4/4.
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