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Scoring Records for AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 2/7/2021 PGA TOUR Statistical Inquiry Scoring Records for AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Best 18 Hole Score: 60 Player Round Year Sung Kang 2 2016 Best Round 1 Score: 61 Player Year Charlie Wi 2012 Best Round 2 Score: 60 Player Year Sung Kang 2016 Best Round 3 Score: 62 Player Year Tom Kite 1983 David Duval 1997 Jeff Maggert 2011 Scott Brown 2015 Ted Potter, Jr. 2018 Best Round 4 Score: 63 Player Year Davis Love III 2001 Best 36 Holes: 129 Player Year Phil Mickelson 2005 Nick Taylor 2020 Best 54 Holes: 196 Player Year Phil Mickelson 2005 Dustin Johnson 2010 Paul Goydos 2010 Best 72 Holes: 265 Player Year Brandt Snedeker 2015 Holes in One Player Round Hole Year Lou Graham 2 7 1984 Hal Sutton 2 3 1985 Hubert Green 2 7 1985 John Mahaffey 3 7 1985 Rex Caldwell 1 7 1986 Brett Upper 3 5 1988 Nick Price 4 17 1988 Billy Mayfair 2 17 1989 Gil Morgan 2 3 1989 Tom Watson 2 15 1989 Carl Cooper 3 5 1990 John Joseph 3 12 1991 Rocco Mediate 2 15 1991 Greg Hickman 4 12 1992 Olin Browne 3 12 1994 Vijay Singh 2 7 1994 https://statanalysis.pgatourhq.com/inquiry/prod/index.cfm 1/3 2/7/2021 PGA TOUR Statistical Inquiry David Graham 1 7 1995 Sam Randolph 3 5 1998 Brad Fabel 2 15 2000 David Morland IV 2 5 2000 Notah Begay III 1 6 2000 John Senden 1 11 2003 Mike Heinen 2 7 2003 Robert Gamez 1 17 2003 Bill Glasson 3 5 2005 Derek Fathauer 3 15 2009 James Oh 3 15 2009 Troy Matteson 3 17 2009 Adam Scott 3 7 2010 Derek Lamely 1 14 2010 Nick O'Hern 2 12 2011 Sung Kang 3 12 2011 Boo Weekley 3 5 2012 Nick O'Hern 3 14 2012 Jim Herman 1 12 2013 Steven Alker 3 14 2015 Ryan Palmer 2 3 2016 Patrick Cantlay 1 11 2018 Anirban Lahiri 3 3 2020 Viktor Hovland 2 14 2020 Low Finish by a Winner: 63 Player Round Year Davis Love III 4 2001 High Finish by a Winner: 77 Player Round Year Ken Venturi 4 1960 Lon Hinkle 4 1979 Low Start by a Winner: 62 Player Year Phil Mickelson 2005 High Start by a Winner: 75 Player Year Jack Burke, Jr. 1950 Bruce Crampton 1965 Ben Crenshaw 1976 Largest 18 hole lead: 3 Player Year Jack Nicklaus 1972 Billy Casper 1973 Tom Watson 1978 Phil Mickelson 2005 Andrew Loupe 2014 Nick Taylor 2020 Largest 36 hole lead: 5 Player Year Bob Rosburg 1958 Charlie Wi 2012 Largest 54 hole lead: 7 Player Year https://statanalysis.pgatourhq.com/inquiry/prod/index.cfm 2/3 2/7/2021 PGA TOUR Statistical Inquiry Phil Mickelson 2005 Largest margin of victory: 5 Player Year Lloyd Mangrum 1948 Cary Middlecoff 1956 Jack Nicklaus 1967 Fuzzy Zoeller 1986 Arron Oberholser 2006 Phil Mickelson 2007 Playoffs Year Players 1962 1. Doug Ford 2. Joe Campbell 1968 1. Johnny Pott 2. Billy Casper 2. Bruce Devlin 1972 1. Jack Nicklaus 2. Johnny Miller 1973 1. Jack Nicklaus 2. Raymond Floyd 2. Orville Moody 1978 1. Tom Watson 2. Ben Crenshaw 1979 1. Lon Hinkle 2. Andy Bean 2. Mark Hayes 1981 1. John Cook 2. Bobby Clampett 2. Ben Crenshaw 2. Hale Irwin 2. Barney Thompson 1984 1. Hale Irwin 2. Jim Nelford 1988 1. Steve Jones 2. Bob Tway 1992 1. Mark O'Meara 2. Jeff Sluman 2008 1. Steve Lowery 2. Vijay Singh Best Come from Behind Win: 7 Year Player 1961 Bob Rosburg 2001 Davis Love III Wire to Wire Winners Year Player 2005 Phil Mickelson 2020 Nick Taylor https://statanalysis.pgatourhq.com/inquiry/prod/index.cfm 3/3.
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