most prize money in a season Tiger Woods-1999-$6,616,585 David Duval-1999-$3,641,906 Hale Irwin-1998-$2,861,945 David Duval-1998-$2,591,031 Bruce Fleisher-1999-$2,515,705 Davis Love III-1999-$2,475,328 Vijay Singh-1999-$2,283,233 Vijay Singh-1998-$2,238,998 Gil Morgan-1998-$2,179,047 Tiger Woods-1997-$2,082,381 Payne Stewart-1999-$2,077,950 Jim Furyk-1998-$2,054,334 Hale Irwin-1999-$2,025,232 Bruce Fleisher-1999-$1,949,630 Hal Sutton-1999-$1,923,244 Jeff Maggert-1999-$1,891,969 Allen Doyle-1999-$1,841,680 Hal Sutton-1998-$1,838,740 Phil Mickelson-1998-$1,837,246 Ernie Els-1997-$1,814,029

	all time money leaders Greg Norman - $12,507,322 Davis Love III - $12,487,463 Payne Stewart - $11,737,008 Nick Price - $11,386,236 Tiger Woods - $11,315,128 Fred Couples - $11,305,069 Mark O'Meara - $11,162,269 Tom Kite - $10,533,102 Scott Hoch - $10,308,995 David Duval - $10,047,947

total PGA prize money 1991-1995 $62,250,000
estimated PGA prize money 1996-2000 over $137,000,000

	lowest round David Duval - 1999 - 59 Chip Beck - 1991 - 59 Al Geiberger - 1977 - 59 Tommy Bolt - 1954 - 60 Al Brosch - 1951 - 60 David Frost - 1990 - 60 Ted Kroll - 1954 - 60 Davis Love III - 1994 - 60 Steve Lowery - 1997 - 60 Bill Nary - 1952 - 60 Sam Snead - 1957 - 60

	lowest scoring average Greg Norman - 1994 - 68.81 Greg Norman - 1990 - 69.10 Nick Price - 1993 - 69.11 Sam Snead - 1950 - 69.23 Ben Hogan - 1948 - 69.30 Sam Snead - 1949 - 69.37 Fred Couples - 1992 - 69.38 Chip Beck - 1988 - 69.46 Greg Norman - 1989 - 69.49 Tiger Woods - 1999 - 69.56

most strokes on one hole 23 - Tommy Armour in the 1927 Shawnee Open 21 - Philippe Porquier in the 1978 French Open 19 - Ray Ainsley in the 2nd round of the 1938 U.S. Open 18 - John Daly in final round of the 1998 Bay Hill Invitational 18 - Willie Chisolm in the 1st round ot the U.S. Open 16 - Porky Oliver in the 3rd round of the 1953 Bing Crosby 16 - Ian Woosnam in the 2nd round of the 1986 French Open 15 - Hermann Tissies in the 1950 British Open 14 - Greg Norman in the 1982 Martini International 14 - Orrin Vincent in the 1st round of the 1992 Austrian Open 14 - John Daly in the 2000 Fed Ex-Saint Jude Classic 13 - Tom Weiskopf in the 1st round of the 1980 Masters 13 - Tommy Nakajima in the 2nd round of the 1978 Masters 12 - Arnold Palmer in the 1st round of the 1961 L.A Open

	consecutive victories Byron Nelson - 1945 - 11 Ben Hogan - 1948 - 6 Tiger Woods - 1999 - 4 Jackie Burke Jr. - 1952 - 4 Walter Hagen - 1923 - 4 Joe Kirkwood Sr. - 1924 - 4 Bill Melhorn - 1929 - 4 Horton Smith - 1929 - 4 Gary Player - 1978 - 3 Nick Price - 1993 - 3 Tom Watson - 1980 - 3

	most tour victories Sam Snead - 81 Jack Nicklaus - 70 Ben Hogan - 63 Arnold Palmer - 60 Byron Nelson - 52 Billy Casper - 51

	most victories in a season Byron Nelson - 1945 - 18 Ben Hogan - 1946 - 13 Sam Snead - 1950 - 11 Ben Hogan - 1948 - 10 Paul Runyan - 1933 - 9 Horton Smith - 1929 - 9 Gene Sarazen - 1930 - 9 Byron Nelson - l944 - 8 Arnold Palmer - 1960 - 8 Johnny Miller - 1974 - 8 Tiger Woods - l999 - 8

	consecutive years with a win Jack Nicklaus - 17 Billy Casper - 16 Lee Trevino - 14 Sam Snead - 11 Harry Cooper - 11 Leo Diegel - 11 Arnold Palmer - 10 Lloyd Mangrum - 9 Ben Hogan - 9 Walter Hagen - 9