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2019 Tournament Eligibility the Fedexcup 2019 TOURNAMENT ELIGIBILITY Former winners of the Charles Schwab Challenge tournament prior to 2000. Winners of the 2000 tournament and beyond for a period of five years. Winners of the 2000 event and beyond who, after five years beyond their win, finish in the top 150 of the previous year's PGA TOUR FedExCup points list. Winners in the last 5 years (2015-2019) of the Players Championship and Masters tournaments. Winners in the last 5 years (2014-2018) of the U.S. Open, PGA Championship and British Open tournaments. Winners of the TOUR Championship in the last three years (2016-18). Winners of World Golf Championship events in the last three years. Winner of the three previous Arnold Palmer Invitationals (2017-19) and Memorials (2016-18). Winners of PGA Tour co-sponsored or approved tournaments since the previous year's Colonial tournament. Playing members of last-named U.S. Ryder Cup Team (2018) & U.S. Presidents Cup Team (2017). Current PGA Tour members who were players on either the last named European Ryder Cup Team (2018) or the International Presidents Cup Team (2017). Two players to be selected by the current and former champions of the Charles Schwab Challenge tournament ("Champions' Choices"). The 15 lowest scores, and any tied for 15th place in the previous year’s Charles Schwab Challenge tournament. On invitation by the tournament, a maximum of 12 players, which shall include: two PGA Tour members not otherwise eligible, from the top 50 qualifiers from the 2018 Web.comTour. Top 50 players from the Official World Golf Ranking through the 2019 Masters. Top 80 PGA Tour members from the final 2018 Official PGA TOUR FedExCup points list. 2019 Tour members in the previous season's Top 125-Nonmembers category whose official FedExCup points for the previous season equals or exceeds the amount of FedExCup points earned by the player in the 80th position on the 2018 Official PGA Tour FedExCup points list. The top 80 players, not otherwise eligible, on the 2019 Official PGA TOUR FedExCup points list through the AT&T Byron Nelson Championship. If necessary to complete a field of 120 players, those players below 80th position on the 2019 Official PGA TOUR FedExCup points list through the AT&T Byron Nelson Championship, in order of their positions on such list. THE FEDEXCUP As part of the season-long FedExCup competition,3,500 points will be available in the 2019 tournament. First place is worth 500 points. Here's a look at the points breakdown: 1st - 500 2nd - 300 3rd - 190 4th - 135 5th - 110 10th - 75 30th - 41 70th - 1 1 1 MEDIA INFORMATION . TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS BOARD OF GOVERNORS TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE CLUB ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF TOURNAMENT STAFF 2 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2019 Player Eligibility ......................................................................................................... 1 Media Information/Tournament Officials .............................................................................. 2 Table of Contents ............................................................................................................... 3 Charity and Colonial ........................................................................................................... 4 Hogan's Alley ..................................................................................................................... 5 Colonial Champions ........................................................................................................... 6 Last Year’s Champion ........................................................................................................ 7 2018 Results ...................................................................................................................... 8 Player Performances, Tournament History All-time Colonial Results (1946-2017) ............................................................................ 9-79 1941 U.S. Open at Colonial ......................................................................................... 80-81 1991 U.S. Women's Open at Colonial .............................................................................. 82 Every Player's Best Finish Here .................................................................................. 83-91 Complete Individual Player Performances (last 10 years) ........................................... 92-114 World Golf Hall of Famers at Colonial ...................................................................... 115-121 History of Colonial Country Club ..................................................................................... 122 Wall of Champions ......................................................................................................... 122 Records, Facts and Figures Who’s the Best (Career Scoring Averages at Colonial) ................................................... 123 Colonial’s Top 50 Money Winners .................................................................................. 123 Perfect Earnings Records .............................................................................................. 124 Most Top 10 Finishes ..................................................................................................... 124 Beating Par at Colonial................................................................................................... 125 Sub-Par Scores by Rounds ............................................................................................ 125 How the Holes Rank in Toughness ................................................................................. 126 Leader Margins .............................................................................................................. 126 Surmountable Leads ...................................................................................................... 126 Colonial’s Aces .............................................................................................................. 127 Eagles, Double-eagles ................................................................................................... 127 Multiple Winners ............................................................................................................ 127 Wire-to-Wire Winners ..................................................................................................... 127 2019 Prize Money Distribution........................................................................................ 128 Prize Money Through the Years ..................................................................................... 128 Consecutive Sub-Par Rounds By All Players & Champions............................................ 129 Consecutive Top Ten Finishes ........................................................................................ 129 The Cut .......................................................................................................................... 129 Total Contestants by Years ............................................................................................ 129 Colonial's Difficulty Stands Test of Time (all-time Tour course scoring records) .............. 130 Champions’ Choices ...................................................................................................... 131 20-Year Club .................................................................................................................. 131 "First" Wins at Colonial .................................................................................................. 131 Colonial’s Amateurs ....................................................................................................... 132 Colonial's Playoffs .......................................................................................................... 132 Briefly Speaking (Notes from over the years) .................................................................. 133 Tournament Scoring Records, Best and Worst ............................................................... 134 Player Quotes About Colonial ........................................................................................ 135 ABOUT THE RECORDS 3 3 CHARITY AND COLONIAL In addition to showcasing world-class golf on one of the nation's finest and most historic courses, the Colonial tournament also works hard to support the North Texas area with generous community service. The tournament has helped raise millions of dollars for dozens of charities around North Texas. The late Ben and Valerie Hogan were great supporters of Cook Children’s Medical Center throughout their life, an organization the tournament has partnered with in various ways over the years. Colonial undertakes numerous activities to generate charity monies each year, in addition to making direct donations. This has included hosting such events as an annual charity golf day event, held a few weeks before the PGA Tour event for about 20 years, and occasional other charitable golf outings. The tournament surpassed the million dollar mark in annual giving in 1998, and has exceeded that level every year since. In 2002 Colonial Country Club was named the Outstanding Philanthropic Organization in Tarrant County by
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