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'Ga Tour Book 992 'GA TOUR BOOK 992 cial Media Guide of the PGA TOUR I PGA PGA TOUR, SENIOR PGA TOUR, SKINS GAME, STADIUM GOLF, THE PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP, TOURNAMENT PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP, THE TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP, TOURNAMENT PLAYERS CLUB, TPC, TPC INTERNA- TIONAL, WORLD SERIES OF GOLF, FAMILY GOLF CEN- TER, TOUR CADDY, and SUPER SENIORS are trademarks of the PGA TOUR. PGA TOUR Deane R. Beman, Commissioner Sawgrass Ponte Vedra, Fla. 32082 Telephone 904-285-3700 Copyright,, 1991 by the PGA TOUR, Inc. All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be repro- duced - electronically, mechanically or by any other means, including photocopying - without the written permission of the PGA TOUR. The 1992 TOUR BOOK was produced by PGA TOUR Creative Services. Alltextinsidethe PGATOUR Book is printed on recycled paper. OFFICIAL PGA TOUR BOOK 1992 1992 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE CURRENT PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES 1991 TOURNAMENT RESULTS TABLE OF CONTENTS 1992 PGA TOUR Tournament Schedule ....................... ..............................4 Tournament Policy Board ............................................. .............................11 Investments Board ........................................................ .............................12 Commissioner Deane R. Beman ..............._................. .............................13 PGA TOUR Executive Department ............................... .............................14 Tournament Administration ..................................................._..................15 Finance and Legal Departments .................................... .............................16 TournamentStaff ........................................................... .............................17 Public Relations and Communications Department ...............................18 Marketing/ Promotions Department ............................. .............................19 Brief History of the PGA TOUR .................................... .............................20 All-Exempt TOUR Priority Rankings ....._ ..................... .............................22 PGA TOUR Charity Team Competition Draft ............... .............................24 PGA TOUR Productions ............................_.................. .............................25 Hilton Tournament/Course Record Challenge ............ .............................26 Centinela Fitness Center .............................................. ........._...................28 Tournament Players Clubs ........................................... .............................30 PGA TOUR Player of the Year ...................................... .............................32 PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year ..................................... .............................33 Charitable Contributions ............................................... .............................35 PronunciationGuide ..................................................................................38 Biographies of Tournament Players .........................................................39 Other Prominent Members of the PGA TOUR ........................................186 Biographies of International Players ......_ ..............................................209 Summary of Qualifying Tournaments .....................................................215 1991 PGA TOUR Tournament Summaries .........................._..................219 1991 Qualifying Tournament Graduates .................................................272 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures .................................................................273 1991 PGA TOUR Tournament Summary .................................................274 1991 Official Money List ...........................................................................278 CareerMoney Leaders ........................._..................................................281 Team Charity Competition Standings .....................................................282 Cumulative Team Charity Competition Standings ................................283 1991 Statistical Leaders ......................................................_...................284 2 Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders ................................. ............................289 1991 Statistical Highs/Lows ......................................... ............................290 1980-1991 Cumulative Statistics ................................. ............................290 Merrill Lynch Shoot-Out Series ................................... ............................291 Sharp ' s Shooters .......................................................... ............................292 1991 Toughest Holes on the PGA TOUR .................... ............................293 TheLast Time ................................................................ ............................296 1991 PGA TOUR Facts and Figures ............................ ............................297 All-Time PGA TOUR Records ...................................... ............................299 Growth of TOUR Purses ............................................... ............................307 All-Time TOUR Winners ............................................... ............................308 Most TOUR Wins Year-by-Year ................................... ............................309 Individual Playoff Records ........................................... ............................310 Past Winners of PGA TOUR Events ............................ ............................319 Past Winners of THE PLAYERS Championship ....... .............................353 Past Winners of the NEC World Series of Golf ......... ............................354 Past Winners of the Masters Tournament .................. ............................355 Past Winners of the U.S. Open .................................... ............................356 Past Winners of the British Open ............................................................358 Past Winners of the PGA Championship ................... ............................360 Winners of Major U.S. Amateur Events ...................... ............................363 Vardon Trophy Winners ............................................... ............................364 PGA Player of the Year Winners ................................. ............................364 History of the Ryder Cup Matches .............................. ............................365 1991 Ryder Cup Results ............................................... ............................366 PGA Hall of Fame/World Golf Hall of Fame ................ ............................367 PGA TOUR Media Regulations .................................... ............................368 PGA TOUR Photography Regulations ........................ ............................369 Prize Money Distribution Charts ................................. ............................370 PGA TOUR Marketing Partners ................................... ............................372 Asahi Glass Four Tours World Money List ................ ............................378 SonyWorld Rankings ................................................... ............................379 PGA TOUR Partners Program ..................................... ............................380 Pro-Set ........................................................................... ............................381 Frequently Used Phone Numbers ............................... ............................382 Complete PGA TOUR Schedules ............................................................383 Index .......................................................................................................... 384 3 1992 PGA TOUR TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Date Tournament Director~Media Contact Location Official/Total Money Pro-Am TV 1991 Winner Jan. Infiniti Tournament of La Costa CC $800,000/$810.000 $10,000 ESPN.'ABC Tom Kite 9-12 Champions Costa del Mar Road Mike Crosthwaite/Stan Wood Carlsbad, CA 92008 619)438-9111 ext. 4612 Jan. Bob Hope Chrysler Classic Bermuda Dunes CC (host) $1,100,000/$1,050.000 $21.000 ESPN/NBC Corey Pavin 15-19 Ed Heorodt/Connie Whelchel PGA West (Palmer Course) (619) 346-8184 Indian Wells CC La Quinta CC Jan. Phoenix Open TPC of Scottsdale (Stadium) $1.000,000/$1,007.500 $7,500 -- Nolan Henke 23-26 Dan Madison/Drew Wathey 17020 N. Hayden Rd. (602) 870-0163 Phoenix. AZ 85260 Jan, 30. AT&T Pphhl p Reach National Pebble Beach GL $1.100,000/$1,170,000 $70,000 USA/CBS Paul Azinger Feb. 2 Pro-Am Spyglass Hill GC Louis Russo/Cathy Scherzer Poppy Hills GC (408) 649-1533 Feb. United Airlines Hawaiian Open Waialae CC $1.200.000/$1,210,000 $10.000 TBS Lanny Wadkins 6-9 Chester Kahapea/Bill Bachran 4997 Kahala Ave. (808) 526-1232 Honolulu, HI 96816 Feb. Northern Telecom Open TPC at StarPass $1.100,000/$1.115,000 $15,000 ESPN Phil Mickelson 13-16 Russ Perlich/Mike Shade Tucson National GC (host) (602) 792-4501 Tucson. AZ Date Tournament Director/Media Contact Location Official/Total Money Pro-Am TV 1991 Winner Feb. Buick Invitational of California Torrey Pines GC $1,000,000/$1,015,000 $15,000 NBC Jay Don Blake 20-23 Tom Morgan/Rick Schloss 11480 Torrey Pines Rd. (619) 281-4653 San Diego, CA 92037 Feb. 28- Nissan Los Angeles Open Riviera CC $1,000.000/$1,010,000 $10,000 CBS Ted Schulz Mar. 1 Greg McLaughlin/Bob Levey 1250 Capri Drive (213) 459-2385 Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 Mar. Doral Ryder Open Doral CC (Blue Course) $1,500.000/$1.507.500 $7,500 USA/CBS Rocco Mediate 5-8 Scott Montgomery/Judy
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