82nd US PGA Championship
82nd US PGA Championship
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News and report from the 2nd round
Scores from the 2nd round
News and report from the 3rd round
Scores from the 3rd round
News and report from the 4th round
Scores from the 4th round
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Tournament Records
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AGE

   Oldest Winner -- Julius Boros (48 years, 4 months, 18 days), 1968
   Youngest Winner -- Gene Sarazen (20 years, 5 months, 22 days), 1922

CHAMPIONS

   Most Victories -- 5, Walter Hagen (1921, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927)
                     5, Jack Nicklaus (1963, 1971, 1973, 1975, 1980)

   Consecutive Victories -- 4, Walter Hagen (1924, 1925, 1926, 1927)

   Most Runner-ups -- 4, Jack Nicklaus (1964, 1965, 1974, 1983)

SCORING
(Stroke Play, 1958 to present)

   Low 72 Holes --    267 (17 under) by Steve Elkington (68-67-68-64) in 1995
			267 (17 under) by Colin Montgomerie (68-67-67-65) in 1995
			269 (11 under) by Nick Price (67-65-70-67) in 1994
			269 (15 under) by Ernie Els (66-65-66-72) in 1995
			269 (15 under) by Jeff Maggert (66-69-65-69) in 1995
			269 (11 under) by Davis Love III (66-71-66-66) in 1997
			271 (9 under) by Bobby Nichols (64-71-69-67) in 1964
			271 (13 under) by Brad Faxon (70-67-71-63) in 1995
			271 (9 under) by Vijay Singh (70-66-67-68) in 1998

   Lowest Score Under Par, 72 Holes -- 17-under, Steve Elkington, 1995
                                       17-under, Colin Montgomerie, 1995

   Low 72 Holes (non-winner) -- 267, Colin Montgomerie, 1995

   Highest 72-Hole Score by Winner -- 287, Larry Nelson, 1987

   Low First 54 Holes -- 197, Ernie Els (66-65-66), 1995

   Low Last 54 Holes -- 199, Steve Elkington (67-68-64), 1995
                        199, Colin Montgomerie (67-67-65), 1995

   Low First 36 Holes -- 131, Hal Sutton (65-66), 1983
                         131, Vijay Singh (68-63), 1993
                         131, Ernie Els (66-65), 1995
                         131, Mark O'Meara (64-67), 1995

   Low Last 36 Holes -- 132, Miller Barber (64-68), 1969
                        132, Steve Elkington (68-64), 1995
                        132, Colin Montgomerie (67-65), 1995
                        132, Davis Love III (66-66), 1997

   Low Score, First Round -- 63, Ray Floyd, 1982
                             63, Michael Bradley, 1995

   Low Score, Second Round -- 63, Bruce Crampton, 1975
                              63, Gary Player, 1984
                              63, Vijay Singh, 1993

   Low Score, Third Round -- 64, Miller Barber, 1969
                             64, Hal Sutton, 1984
                             64, Bob Tway, 1986
                             64, Jay Haas, 1995

   Low Score, Fourth Round -- 63, Brad Faxon, 1995

   Low Score, 9 Holes -- 28, Brad Faxon (front nine, final round), 1995

   Largest Winning Margin -- 7 shots, Jack Nicklaus, 1980

   Most Rounds in the 60s -- 41, Jack Nicklaus

   Most Sub-par Rounds -- 52, Jack Nicklaus
   
   Lowest Scoring Average (minimum 30 rounds) -- 70.57 with 42 rounds by Steve Elkington
	71.17 with 36 rounds by Jerry Pate
	71.26 with 68 rounds by Greg Norman
	71.29 with 62 rounds by Nick Price
	71.33 with 126 rounds by Jack Nicklaus
	71.33 with 33 rounds by Calvin Peete
	71.44 with 66 rounds by Fred Couples
	71.47 with 36 rounds by Dan Pohl
	71.58 with 98 rounds by Tom Watson

   Four rounds in the 60s in same PGA Championship:
	Arnold Palmer (68-68-69-69) in 1964
	Ben Crenshaw (69-67-69-67) in 1979
	Lee Trevino (69-68-67-69) in 1984
	Paul Azinger (69-66-69-68) in 1993
	Greg Norman (68-68-67-69) in 1993
	Nick Faldo (69-66-69-68) in 1993
	Steve Elkington (68-67-68-64) in 1995
	Colin Montgomerie (68-67-67-65) in 1995
	Jeff Maggert (66-69-65-69) in 1995
	Bob Estes (69-68-68-68) in 1995
	Steve Lowery (69-68-68-69) in 1995
	Steve Elkington (69-69-69-67) in 1998


MISCELLANEOUS

   Most Appearances -- 37, Arnold Palmer

   Most Cuts Made -- 27, Ray Floyd
                     27, Jack Nicklaus

   Most Rounds Played -- 126, Jack Nicklaus

   Most Top Three Finishes -- 12, Jack Nicklaus

   Most Top Five Finishes -- 14, Jack Nicklaus

   Most Top 10 Finishes -- 15, Jack Nicklaus

   Most Top 25 Finishes -- 23, Jack Nicklaus

   Wire-to-Wire Winners -- Bobby Nichols, 1964
                           Ray Floyd, 1969
                           Jack Nicklaus, 1971
                           Ray Floyd, 1982
                           Hal Sutton, 1983

   Number of times a leader went on to win:
	1st Round - 9 in 42 championships
	2nd Round - 13 in 42 championhips
	3rd Round - 23 in 42 championships

   Best Comeback by a Winner -- Seven shots by John Mahaffey in 1978
	Six shots by Bob Rosburg in 1959
	Six shots by Lanny Wadkins in 1977
	Six shots by Payne Stewart in 1989
	Six shots by Steve Elkington in 1995

   Last players to win PGA on first try -- John Daly in 1991 and Bob Tway in 1986

   Most Money Won -- $1,007,011 by Nick Price, spanning 16 championships
	$828,978 by Steve Elkington, spanning 11 championships
	$766,034 by Vijay Singh, spanning 8 championships
	$712,625 by Tiger Woods, spanning 3 championships
	$614,438 by Davis Love III, spanning 13 championships
	$533,031 by Mark Brooks, spanning 12 championships
	$520,329 by Greg Norman, spanning 18 championships
	$511,481 by Paul Azinger, spanning 14 championships
	$441,563 by Nick Faldo, spanning 18 championships
	$434,788 by Jack Nicklaus, spanning 36 championships

 

 

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