APPENDIX

Compiled by Cliff Schrock

HIGH SCHOOL VICTORIES

Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League Championship: 1946, 1947

Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association Championship: 1946, 1947

COLLEGIATE AND AMATEUR VICTORIES

Southern Conference Championship: 1948, 1949 (runner-up in 1950 when Wake Forest won team title)

Medalist, National Intercollegiate (NCAA): 1949, 1950

Medalist, Southern Intercollegiate Championship: 1950, 68–72–68–72—280, Athens, Ga.

ACC Championship: May 1954, Old Town Club, Winston-Salem, N.C. (first time held)

AT U.S. OPEN AS AMATEUR

1953, Oakmont Country Club, 84–78—162, Missed Cut

1954, Baltusrol Golf Club, 81–73—154, Missed Cut

UNITED STATES AMATEUR CHAMPION

1954, Country Club of Detroit, Aug. 23–28

Round 1—defeated Frank Strafaci, Garden City Country, N.Y., 1 up

        Round 2—defeated John W. Veghte, Pine Brook, N.Y., 1 up

        Round 3—defeated Richard L. Whiting, Red Run, Mich., 2 and 1

        Round 4—defeated Walter C. Andzel, South Shore, N.Y., 5 and 3

        Round 5—defeated Frank Stranahan, Inverness, Ohio, 3 and 1

        Quarterfinals—defeated Don Cherry, Wichita Falls, Tex., 1 up

        Semifinals (36 holes)—defeated Edward Meister Jr., Kirtland, Ohio, 39 holes

        Final (36 holes)—defeated Robert Sweeny, Sands Point, N.Y., 1 up

PGA TOUR VICTORIES (62, FIFTH BEST ALL-TIME)

(Played 734 tour events, making 574 cuts, playing 2,567 rounds. He had 62 firsts, 38 seconds, 27 thirds, 245 top-10 finishes, 388 top-25 finishes, a 14–10 playoff record and prize money of $1,861,857.)

1955 Canadian Open

1956 Insurance City Open, Eastern Open

1957 Houston Open, Azalea Open, Rubber City Open, San Diego Open

1958 St. Petersburg Open, Masters Tournament, Pepsi Championship

1959 Thunderbird Invitational, Oklahoma City Open, West Palm Beach Open

1960 Palm Springs Desert Golf Classic, Texas Open, Baton Rouge Open, Pensacola Open, Masters Tournament, U.S. Open, Insurance City Open, Mobile Sertoma Open

1961 San Diego Open, Phoenix Open, Baton Rouge Open, Texas Open, Western Open, The Open Championship

1962 Palm Springs Golf Classic, Phoenix Open, Masters Tournament, Texas Open, Tournament of Champions, Colonial National Invitation, The Open Championship, American Golf Classic

1963 Los Angeles Open, Phoenix Open, Pensacola Open, Thunderbird Classic, Cleveland Open, Western Open, Whitemarsh Open

1964 Masters Tournament, Oklahoma City Open

1965 Tournament of Champions

1966 Los Angeles Open, Tournament of Champions, Houston Champions International

1967 Los Angeles Open, Tucson Open, American Golf Classic, Thunderbird Classic

1968 Bob Hope Desert Classic, Kemper Open

1969 Heritage Golf Classic, Danny Thomas–Diplomat Classic

1970 National Four-Ball Championship

1971 Bob Hope Desert Classic, Florida Citrus Invitational, Westchester Classic, National Team Championship

1973 Bob Hope Desert Classic

NON-PGA TOUR AND INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES

1956 Panama Open, Colombia Open

1957 West Penn Open (won by six strokes at Fox Chapel Golf Club with scores of 70–72—142), Mountain View Open, Roanoke, Va.

1960 World Cup (Team, with Sam Snead)

1962 World Cup (Team, with Sam Snead)

1963 Australian Wills Masters, World Cup (Team, with Jack Nicklaus)

1964 Piccadilly World Match Play Championship, World Cup (Team, with Jack Nicklaus)

1966 Australian Open, World Cup (Team, with Jack Nicklaus), PGA Team Championship (with Jack Nicklaus)

1967 Piccadilly World Match Play Championship, World Cup (Individual and Team with Jack Nicklaus)

1971 Lancôme Trophy

1975 Spanish Open, British PGA Championship

1980 Canadian PGA Championship

YEAR-BY-YEAR PROFESSIONAL RESULTS

Lists event, date, round scores, final position, money earned (“No Money” indicates Palmer didn’t finish “in the money”). Excludes weekly, one-day PGA Tour pro-ams, and various exhibitions. Some dates and prize money missing. PGA Tour summaries only include official events/money and do not include non-tour and foreign events. The letter T denotes tied for position.

1954

Miami Open, Miami Springs, Dec. 9–12: 78–74—152, Missed Cut

1955

Panama Open, Jan. 16 (final day): 65–68–70–71—274, T-2, $900

Imperial Valley Open, Jan. 27–30: 72–68–67–70—277, T-17, No Money

Phoenix Open, Feb. 3–6: 69–68–71–73—281, T-10*

Tucson Open, Feb. 10–13: 68–71–74–73—286, T-43, No Money

Texas Open, Feb. 17–20: 69–70–64–67—270, T-6*

Houston Open, Feb. 24–27: 74–68–68–73—283, T-22*

Baton Rouge Open, March 3–6: 70–73–73–72—288, T-40, No Money

St. Petersburg Open, March 17–20: 71–70–68–75—284, T-17*

Masters Tournament, April 7–10: 76–76–72–69—293, T-10, $695.83

Greater Greensboro Open, April 14–17: 72–75–71–73—291, T-33, No Money

Colonial National Invitation, May 5–8: 81–79–80–72—312, 43rd, No Money

Kansas City Open, May 19–22: 73–75—148, Missed Cut

Fort Wayne Invitational, May 26–29: 69–72–72–74—287, T-25, $145

U.S. Open, June 16–18: 77–76–74–76—303, T-21, $180

Western Open, June 23–26: 76–66–70–72—284, T-16, $230

British Columbia Open, June 29–July 2: 70–74–68—212, Withdrew

St. Paul Open, July 7–10: 65–67–70–71—273, T-3, $1,300

Miller High Life Open, July 14–17: 75–71—146, Missed Cut

Rubber City Open, July 28–31: 71–69–72–73—285, T-36, No Money

All American Championship, Aug. 4–7: 68–75–73–74—290, T-26, $205.83

World Championship of Golf, Aug. 11–14: 74–74–75–73—296, T-55, $160

Canadian Open, Aug. 17–20: 64–67–64–70—265, 1st, $2,400

Labatt Open, Aug. 25–28: 72–71–65–71—279, T-8, $760

Insurance City Open, Sept. 2–5: 71–73—144, Withdrew

Cavalcade of Golf, Sept. 8–11: 78, Withdrew

Philadelphia Daily News Open, Sept. 15–18: 78–68–69–70—285, T-34, No Money

Carling Golf Classic, Sept. 22–25: 71–74–73–81—299, T-39, $241.66

Long Island Rotary Open, Sept. 29–Oct. 2: 71–70–68–72—279, 6th, $800

Eastern Open, Oct. 6–9: 71–76–73–70—290, 16th, $320

Havana Invitational, Dec. 1–4: 75–75–71–73—294, T-25, $115

Miami Beach Open, Dec. 8–11: 70–65–71—206, T-8, $520

Mayfair Inn Open, Dec. 15–18: 72, Withdrew

*Ineligible for money during six-month probationary period after turning professional.

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 30, money $7,958, scoring average 70.99

1956

Los Angeles Open, Jan. 6–9: 72–74–67–74—287, T-27, $250

Panama Open, Jan. 15 (final day): 68–72–75–68—283, 1st, $2,000, defeated Sam Snead in six-hole playoff

Colombia Open, Jan. 21 (final day): 69–75–71–65—280, 1st, $1,800

Thunderbird Invitational, Jan. 26–29: 70–70–72–67—279, T-6, $365

Phoenix Open, Feb. 2–5: 70–76—146, Withdrew

Texas Open, Feb. 16–19: 71–73–73–71—288, T-43, No Money

Houston Open, Feb. 23–26: 74–73–71–72—290, T-35, $101.11

Baton Rouge Open, March 1–4: 70–70–75–71—286, T-18, $155

Pensacola Open, March 8–11: 78–66–73—217, Withdrew

Miami Beach Open, March 22–25: 73–69–77—219, Withdrew

Azalea Open, March 29–April 1: 67–70–73–70—280, T-8, $416.67

Masters Tournament, April 5–8: 73–75–74–79—301, 18th, $630

Tournament of Champions, April 26–29: 74–76–71–72—293, 12th, $1,180

Colonial National Invitation, May 3–6: 73–71–76–76—296, T-28, No Money

Carling Open, May 10–13: 71–74–71–73—289, T-28, $155

Kansas City Open, May 17–20: 68–69–71–72—280, T-11, $550

Dallas Centennial Open, May 24–27: 73–66–70–72—281, T-29, $184.28

Texas International Open, June 1–4: 69–70–71–74—284, T-58, $139.85

U.S. Open, June 14–16: 72–70–72–73—287, 7th, $600

Philadelphia Daily News Open, June 21–24: 70–69–64–70—273, 6th, $1,000

Insurance City Open, June 28–June 1: 66–69–68–71—274, 1st, $4,000, defeated Ted Kroll in two-hole, sudden-death playoff

Canadian Open, July 5–8: 72–72–68–68—280, T-8, $550

Labatt Open, July 12–15: 70–70–73–74—287, T-26, $177.50

Eastern Open, July 26–29: 70–66–69–72—277, 1st, $3,800

All American Championship, Aug. 2–5: 72–69–74–76—291, T-33, $117.50

World Championship of Golf, Aug. 9–12: 70–73–68–73—284, T-25, $343.75

Miller High Life Open, Aug. 16–19: 67–73–71–71—282, T-34, $150

St. Paul Open, Aug. 23–26: 73–70–70–66—279, T-17, $296

Motor City Open, Aug. 30–Sept. 2: 77, Withdrew

Rubber City Open, Sept. 6–9: 67–68–68–69—272, 2nd, $2,000

Fort Wayne Open, Sept. 13–16: 76–69—145, Withdrew

Mayfair Inn Open, Dec. 13–16: 66–68–67–71—272, T-7, $528

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 29, money $16,145, scoring average 71.14

1957

Los Angeles Open, Jan. 4–7: 77–71–77—225, Missed Cut

Thunderbird Invitational, Jan. 24–27: 71–69–80–68—288, T-32, $112.50

Phoenix Open, Jan. 31–Feb. 3: 66–70–70–71—277, T-5, $787.50

Tucson Open, Feb. 7–10: 68–70–69–70—277, T-20, $175

Texas Open, Feb. 14–17: 68–68–70–68—274, T-3, $1,300

Houston Open, Feb. 21–25: 67–72–71–69—279, 1st, $7,500

Baton Rouge Open, Feb. 28–March 3: 68–72–73–78—291, T-34, No Money

Pensacola Open, March 7–10: 72–71–75–71—289, T-26, $85.72

St. Petersburg Open, March 14–17: 69–69–71–72—281, 13th, $370

Azalea Open, March 28–31: 70–67–70–75—282, 1st, $1,700

Masters Tournament, April 4–7: 73–73–69–76—291, T-6, $1,137.50

Greater Greensboro Open, April 11–14: 74–72–73—219, Withdrew

Tournament of Champions, April 18–21: 72–73–74–73—292, T-9, $1,270

Kentucky Derby Open, April 24–28: 71–75–75–68—289, T-20, $413.75

Colonial National Invitation, May 2–5: 70–74–75–79—298, T-32, No Money

Kansas City Open, May 23–26: 74–72–69–82—297, T-39, No Money

Rubber City Open, June 6–9: 71–66–67–68—272, 1st, $2,800, defeated Doug Ford in six-hole, sudden-death playoff

U.S. Open, June 13–15: 76–76—152, Missed Cut

Carling Open, June 20–23: 67–74–66–73—280, T-4, $1,425

Western Open, June 27–30: 75–72—147, Missed Cut

Labatt Open, July 4–7: 72–70–73–68—283, T-8, $950

Canadian Open, July 10–13: 70–70–70–70—280, 11th, $850

Erie Open, July 21: 69–71—140, T-6, $325

Eastern Open, July 25–28: 71–71–72–69—283, T-8, $825

All American Open, Aug. 1–5: 69–73–72–71—285, T-14, $675

World Championship of Golf, Aug. 8–11: 70–70–74–71—285, T-10, $1,500

St. Paul Open, Aug. 15–18: 72–67–68–69—276, T-17, $430

Miller High Life Open, Aug. 22–25: 72–75–69–72—288, T-54, No Money

Insurance City Open, Aug. 29–Sept. 2: 67–68–67–77—279, T-10, $670

Dallas Open, Sept. 13–16: 71–73–71–71—286, T-38, $200

Mountain View Open, Sept. 22 (final day): 67–68—135, 1st, $350

Hesperia Open, Oct. 24–27: 68–71–70–70—279, T-3, $1,033.33

San Diego Open, Oct. 30–Nov. 3: 65–68–68–70—271, 1st, $2,800

Mayfair Inn Open, Dec. 12–15: 73–69–69–69—280, T-22, $175

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 31, money $27,803, scoring average 71.09

1958

Los Angeles Open, Jan. 3–6: 73–74–70–72—289, T-32, $208.33

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 9–12: 75–70–72–74—291, T-16, $650

Tijuana Open, Jan. 17–20: 70–70–71–70—281, T-2, $1,150

Panama Invitational, Jan. 23–26: 66–73–71–69—279, T-7, $612.50

Phoenix Open, Jan. 30–Feb. 2: 73–74—147, Missed Cut

Houston Invitational, Feb. 20–24: 73–79—152, Missed Cut

Baton Rouge Open, Feb. 27–March 2: 67–71–71–71—280, T-2, $1,350

Greater New Orleans Open, March 9–11: 73–67–71–70—281, T-3, $1,300

Pensacola Open, March 13–16: 70–75–72–69—286, T-12, $475

St. Petersburg Open, March 20–23: 70–69–72–65—276, 1st, $2,000

Azalea Open, March 28–30: 66–73–75–68—282, 2nd, $1,500, lost playoff to Howie Johnson, 77–78

Masters Tournament, April 3–6: 70–73–68–73—284, 1st, $11,250

Tournament of Champions, April 24–27: 72–68–72–70—282, T-6, $1,310

Colonial National Invitation, May 1–4: 65–77–73–74—289, T-12, $662.50

Arlington Hotel Open, May 8–11: 69–71–76–76—292, T-51, No Money

Memphis Invitational, May 15–18: 69–70–66–68—273, 7th, $900

Western Open, May 29–June 1: 66–73–72–70—281, T-7, $815

U.S. Open, June 13–15: 75–75–77–72—299, T-21, $200

Buick Open, June 19–23: 76–71–70–69—286, T-2, $3,800

Pepsi Championship, June 26–29: 66–69–67–71—273, 1st, $9,000

Rubber City Open, July 3–6: 72–68–68–68—276, T-12, $630

Insurance City Open, July 10–13: 66–68–70–70—274, T-8, $900

PGA Championship, July 17–20: 76–71–77–74—298, T-40, $110

Gleneagles-Chicago Open, Aug. 1–4: 72–73–71–67—283, T-30, $256.67

Miller Open, Aug. 7–11: 70–73—143, Withdrew

St. Paul Open, Aug. 14–17: 67–75–65–68—275, T-22, $290

Canadian Open, Aug. 20–23: 67–66–70–69—272, T-12, $680

Vancouver Open, Aug. 28–30, Sept. 1: 72–73–71–69—285, T-27, $350

Utah Open, Sept. 5–8: 65–69–68–66—268, T-2, $1,350

Denver Centennial Open, Sept. 11–14: 67–68–66–69—270, T-3, $1,300

Carling Open, Nov. 5–9: 70–76–75–73—294, T-18, $510

West Palm Beach Open, Nov. 20–23: 70–66–67–74—277, T-6, $725

Mayfair Inn Open, Dec. 11–14: 72–66–73–70—281, T-17, $245

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 32, money $42,608, scoring average 70.66

1959

Los Angeles Open, Jan. 2–5: 72–69–72–72—285, T-9, $1,062.50

Tijuana Open, Jan. 9–12: 69–69–71–72—281, T-18, $356

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 15–18: 69–77–67–73—286, T-8, $1,025

Thunderbird Invitational, Jan. 22–25: 67–70–67–62—266, 1st, $1,500

San Diego Open, Jan. 29–Feb. 1: 72–67–73–76—288, T-52, No Money

Phoenix Open, Feb. 5–8: 68–68–73–69—278, T-11, $495.72

Tucson Open, Feb. 12–15: 70–68–64–66—268, T-4, $900

Baton Rouge Open, Feb. 27–March 1: 67–76–75–73—291, T-21, $170

Greater New Orleans Open, March 6–9: 74–70–72–75—291, 30th, $100

Pensacola Open, March 12–15: 68–69–69–72—278, T-7, $725

St. Petersburg Open, March 20–23: 69–72–72–72—285, T-11, $475

Seminole Pro-Amateur, March 24–25: 71–70—141, T-1, $900

Masters Tournament, April 2–5: 71–70–71–74—286, 3rd, $4,500

Houston Classic, April 16–19: 66–68–71–73—278, T-3, $1,850

Tournament of Champions, April 23–26: 70–73–74–76—293, T-13, $1,250

Colonial National Invitation, April 30-May 3: 73–74–69–75—291, T-17, $331.25

Oklahoma City Open, May 7–11: 73–64–67–69—273, 1st, $3,500

Eastern Open, June 4–7: 73–73–69—215, Withdrew

U.S. Open, June 11–14: 71–69–72–74—286, T-5, $2,100

Gleneagles-Chicago Open, June 25–28: 67–69–70–75—281, T-11, $1,230

Buick Open, July 2–5: 72–74–69–71—286, T-8, $1,650

Western Open, July 9–12: 67–66–69–71—273, 2nd, $2,500

Insurance City Open, July 16–19: 68–71–68–72—279, T-8, $950

PGA Championship, July 30–Aug. 2: 72–72–71–71—286, T-14, $1,050

Carling Open, Aug. 6–9: 75–71–73–76—295, T-52, No Money

Motor City Open, Aug. 13–16: 69–66–71–73—279, T-4, $1,333.34

Rubber City Open, Aug. 20–23: 66–69–68–69—272, T-4, $1,100

Miller Open, Aug. 27–30: 73–69–66–65—273, T-12, $900

Lafayette Open, Nov. 12–15: 74–69–73–67—283, T-7, $700

Mobile Sertoma Open, Nov. 19–22: 72–68–74–73—287, T-17, $225

West Palm Beach Open, Nov. 26–29: 72–67–66–76—281, 1st, $2,000, defeated Gay Brewer and Pete Cooper in four-hole, sudden-death playoff

Coral Gables Open, Dec. 3–6: 69–72–66–72—279, T-3, $1,233.33

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 31, money $32,462, scoring average 70.51

1960

Los Angeles Open, Jan. 8–9, 11–12: 72–74–70–73—289, T-25, $395

Yorba Linda Open, Jan. 15–18: 72–71–70–73—286, T-12, $610

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 21–24: 78–70–73–75—296, T-15, $670

San Diego Open, Jan. 28–31: 71–69–65–70—275, T-7, $850

Palm Springs Desert Classic, Feb. 3–7: 67–73–67–66–65—338, 1st, $12,000

Phoenix Open, Feb. 11–15: 70–71–66–71—278, T-12, $725

Tucson Open, Feb. 18–21: 65–74–69–68—276, T-5, $872.86

Texas Open, Feb. 25–28: 69–65–67–75—276, 1st, $2,800

Baton Rouge Open, March 3–6: 71–71–69–68—279, 1st, $2,000

Pensacola Open, March 10–13: 68–65–73–67—273, 1st, $2,000

St. Petersburg Open, March 19–21: 70–72–70–72—284, 5th, $900

DeSoto Open, March 24–27: 71–71–70–72—284, 5th, $1,475

Masters Tournament, April 7–10: 67–73–72–70—282, 1st, $17,500

Houston Classic, April 28, 30–May 2: 66–71–70–73—280, 2nd, $3,400, lost playoff to Bill Collins, 69–71

Tournament of Champions, May 5–8: 72–65–70–69—276, T-5, $1,650

Colonial National Invitation, May 12–15: 71–70–73–75—289, T-22, $243.33

“500” Festival Open, May 26–29: 70–71–73—214, Missed Cut

Oklahoma City Open, June 9–12: 68–66–75–67—276, 3rd, $2,000

U.S. Open, June 16–18: 72–71–72–65—280, 1st, $14,400

British Open, July 6–9: 70–71–70–68—279, 2nd, $2,520

PGA Championship, July 21–24: 67–74–75–70—286, T-7, $2,125

Insurance City Open, Aug. 4–7: 70–68–66–66—270, 1st, $3,500, defeated Bill Collins and Jack Fleck in three-hole, sudden-death playoff

Milwaukee Open, Aug. 25–28: 69–65–70–70—274, 3rd, $1,850

Carling Open, Sept. 15–18: 71–68–70–72—281, T-24, $250

Portland Open, Sept. 22–25: 66–70–67–67—270, T-4, $1,150

Mobile Sertoma Open, Nov. 24–27: 68–67–74–65—274, 1st, $2,000

West Palm Beach Open, Dec. 1–4: 71–72–69–76—288, T-5, $816.66

Coral Gables Open, Dec. 8–11: 68–72–68–73—281, T-10, $730

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 27, money $75,263, scoring average 69.95

1961

Los Angeles Open, Jan. 6–9: 77–72—149, Missed Cut

San Diego Open, Jan. 12–15: 69–68–69–65—271, 1st, $2,800, defeated Al Balding in one-hole, sudden-death playoff

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 19–22: 70–68–71–75—284, T-4, $1,625

Lucky International Open, Jan. 26–29: 66–69–72–70—277, T-8, $1,500

Palm Springs Golf Classic, Feb. 1–5: 69–68–70–72–69—348, 3rd, $2,200

Phoenix Open, Feb. 9–12: 69–65–66–70—270, 1st, $4,300, defeated Doug Sanders, 67–70, in playoff

Baton Rouge Open, Feb. 24–26: 65–67–68–66—266, 1st, $2,800

Greater New Orleans Open, March 2–5: 70–71–72–70—283, T-6, $1,300

Pensacola Open, March 9–12: 73–65–72–71—281, 7th, $900

Sunshine Open, March 23–26: 68–70–70–66—274, 2nd, $2,300

Seminole Pro-Am, March 27–28: 71–67—138, T-1, $900

Masters Tournament, April 6–8, 10: 68–69–73–71—281, T-2, $12,000

Houston Classic, April 20–23: 68–69–73–73—283, T-9, $1,200

Texas Open, April 27–30: 67–63–72–68—270, 1st, $4,300

Tournament of Champions, May 4–7: 69–76–73–78—296, T-21, $1,160

Colonial National Invitation, May 11–14: 68–73–69–76—286, 6th, $1,700

Sam Snead Festival, May 18–21: 70–67–68–66—271, T-4, $525

“500” Festival Open, May 25–28: 67–70–70–66—273, 2nd, $4,600, lost to Doug Ford in two-hole, sudden-death playoff

U.S. Open, June 15–17: 74–75–70–70—289, T-12, $900

Western Open, June 22–25: 65–70–67–69—271, 1st, $5,000

British Open, July 12–15: 70–73–69–72—284, 1st, $3,920

PGA Championship, July 27, 29–30: 73–72–69–68—282, T-5, $2,208.34

Insurance City Open, Aug. 10–13: 68–67–73–73—281, T-30, $106.25

American Golf Classic, Aug. 24–27: 70–70–69–72—281, 4th, $2,600

Dallas Open, Sept. 1–4: 67–69–72–71—279, T-2, $2,233.33

Mobile Sertoma Open, Nov. 23–26: 72–70–70–69—281, T-3, $1,100

West Palm Beach Open, Nov. 30–Dec. 3: 73–67–70–68—278, 2nd, $1,900

Coral Gables Open, Dec. 7–10: 73–70–71–68—282, T-17, $358.57

Wills Masters, Australia, 80–76–69–69—294, 8th

Yomiuri Shimbun Open, Japan, Nov. 5 (final day): 73–72–76–75—296, 3rd, $600

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 26, money $61,091, scoring average 69.78

1962

Los Angeles Open, Jan. 5–8: 73–71–70–69—283, T-18, $825

San Diego Open, Jan. 11–14: 72–69–72–70—283, T-21, $275

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 18–20, 22: 76–71–72–76—295, T-21, $555

Lucky International Open, Jan. 25–28: 70–72–74–71—287, T-34, $170

Palm Springs Golf Classic, Jan. 31–Feb. 4: 69–67–66–71–69—342, 1st, $5,300

Phoenix Open, Feb. 8–11: 64–68–71–66—269, 1st, $5,300

Baton Rouge Open, March 2–4: 70–70–71–69—280, T-9, $753.33

Pensacola Open, March 8–11: 66–71–68–69—274, T-5, $1,000

Doral Country Club Open, March 22–25: 70–72–73–77—292, T-11, $1,230

Masters Tournament, April 5–8: 70–66–69–75—280, 1st, $20,000, won in playoff with 68 versus Gary Player (71) and Dow Finsterwald (77)

Greater Greensboro Classic, April 12–15: 71–76–68–69—284, T-5, $1,600

Texas Open, April 26–29: 67–69–70–67—273, 1st, $4,300

Tournament of Champions, May 3–6: 69–70–69–68—276, 1st, $11,000

Colonial National Invitation, May 10–13: 67–72–66–76—281, 1st, $7,000, defeated Johnny Pott in playoff, 69–73

Memphis Open, May 21–June 3: 71–71–66–70—278, T-21, $563.33

Thunderbird Classic, June 7–10: 73–74–72–71—290, T-35, $460

U.S. Open, June 14–16: 71–68–73–71—283, 2nd, $8,000, lost in playoff, 71–74, to Jack Nicklaus

Western Open, June 28–July 1: 73–74–72–69—288, 7th, $1,900

British Open, July 11–13: 71–69–67–69—276, 1st, $4,200

PGA Championship, July 19–22: 71–72–73–72—288, T-17, $966.67

American Golf Classic, Aug. 9–12: 67–69–70–70—276, 1st, $9,000

Seattle World’s Fair Open, Sept. 13–16: 70–65–68–68—271, T-6, $1,250

Transvaal, South Africa: 71–79–70–71—291, 6th, $120

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 21, money $81,448, scoring average 70.27

1963

Los Angeles Open, Jan. 4–7: 69–69–70–66—274, 1st, $9,000

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 17–20: 70–70—140, Disqualified

Lucky International Open, Jan. 24–27: 73–69–69–74—285, T-19, $800

Palm Springs Golf Classic, Jan. 30–Feb. 3: 71–72–71–68–67—349, T-6, $2,000

Phoenix Open, Feb. 7–12: 68–67–68–70—273, 1st, $5,300

Greater New Orleans Open, March 1–4: 74–73–72–71—290, T-14, $825

Pensacola Open, March 7–10: 69–68–69–67—273, 1st, $3,500

Doral Country Club Open, March 21–24: 71–71–75–73—290, T-7, $1,800

Masters Tournament, April 4–7: 74–73–73–71—291, T-9, $1,800

Texas Open, April 25–28: 71–68–70–67—276, T-9, $1,050

Tournament of Champions, May 2–5: 66–71–73–68—278, T-2, $5,300

Colonial National Invitation, May 9–12: 74–75–75–75—299, T-41, $170

Thunderbird Classic, June 13–16: 67–70–68–72—277, 1st, $25,000, defeated Paul Harney in one-hole, sudden-death playoff

U.S. Open, June 20–23: 73–69–77–74—293, 2nd, $7,000, lost in playoff (76) to Julius Boros (70) and Jacky Cupit (73)

Cleveland Open, June 27–July 1: 71–68–66–68—273, 1st, $22,000, shot 67 to defeat Tony Lema (70) and Tommy Aaron (70) in playoff

British Open, July 10–13: 76–71–71–76—294, T-26, $168

PGA Championship, July 18–21: 74–73–73–73—293, T-40, $410

Western Open, July 25–29: 73–67–67–73—280, 1st, $11,000, shot 70 to defeat Julius Boros (71) and Jack Nicklaus (73) in playoff

American Golf Classic, Aug. 22–25: 70–71–66–73—280, 2nd, $4,600

Whitemarsh Open, Oct. 3–6: 70–71–66–74—281, 1st, $26,000

Sahara Invitational, Oct. 17–20: 71–71–70–73—285, T-26, $675

Wills Masters, Australia: 68–77–71–69—285, 1st, $2,240

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 20, money $128,230, scoring average 70.63

1964

Los Angeles Open, Jan. 3–6: 70–70–72–70—282, T-3, $2,775

San Diego Open, Jan. 9–12: 73–69–73–66—281, T-15, $725

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 16–19: 72–73–76—221, Missed Cut

Lucky International Open, Jan. 23–26: 67–66–72–70—275, T-3, $3,100

Palm Springs Golf Classic, Jan. 29–Feb. 2: 78–71–72–69–73—363, T-41, No Money

Phoenix Open, Feb. 6–9: 70–72–69–67—278, T-9, $1,450

Greater New Orleans Open, Feb. 27–March 2: 76–71–72–70—289, 10th, $1,500

Pensacola Open, March 5–8: 69–68–68–69—274, T-2, $2,300, lost in playoff (72) to Gary Player (71) with Miller Barber (74)

Doral Country Club Open, March 19–22: 72–72–73–70—287, T-18, $793.75

Greater Greensboro Open, April 2–5: 70–75–70–71—286, T-13, $845

Masters Tournament, April 9–12: 69–68–69–70—276, 1st, $20,000

Tournament of Champions, April 30–May 3: 72–72–70–70—284, 9th, $1,850

Colonial National Invitation, May 7–10: 75–71–69–72—287, T-4, $3,160

Oklahoma City Open, May 14–18: 72–69–69–67—277, 1st, $5,800

Memphis Open, May 21–24: 66–73–68–69—276, T-17, $815

Thunderbird Classic, June 4–7: 68–71–74–72—285, T-25, $787.50

U.S. Open, June 18–20: 68–69–75–74—286, T-5, $3,750

Cleveland Open, June 25–28: 67–64–71–68—270, 2nd, $12,000, lost to Tony Lema in one-hole, sudden-death playoff

Whitemarsh Open, July 2–5: 68–70–67–73—278, 3rd, $10,042.12

PGA Championship, July 16–19: 68–68–69–69—274, T-2, $9,000

Canadian Open, July 30–Aug. 2: 71–67–71–70—279, 2nd, $4,000

Western Open, Aug. 6–9: 68–66–67–68—269, 2nd, $5,750

American Golf Classic, Aug. 20–23: 68–73–71–69—281, 3rd, $3,300

Carling World Open, Aug. 27–30: 70–71–67–71—279, 2nd, $17,000

Piccadilly World Match Play, Wentworth West, Oct. 9–11: Quarterfinals, defeated Peter Butler, 1 up; Semifinal, defeated Gary Player, 8 and 6; Final, defeated Neil Coles, 2 and 1. $14,000 (36-hole matches)

Sahara Invitational, Oct. 15–18: 67–72–69–76—284, T-19, $960

Cajun Classic, Nov. 19–22: 68–74–71–71—284, 4th, $1,500

Australian Wills Masters: 67–70–73–72—282, T-4, $503

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 26, money $113,203, scoring average 70.24

1965

Los Angeles Open, Jan. 8–11: 72–73–70–69—284, T-9, $1,975

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 21–24: 73–72–77–80—302, T-63, No Money

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Feb. 3–7: 70–70–72–67–70—349, T-2, $6,600

Pensacola Open, March 4–7: 71–73–73–67—284, T-11, $1,600

Greater Jacksonville Open, March 18–21: 74–70–72–76—292, T-29, $515

Greater Greensboro Open, April 1–4: 72–74–70–67—283, T-14, $1,450

Masters Tournament, April 8–11: 70–68–72–70—280, T-2, $10,200

Tournament of Champions, April 29–May 2: 66–69–71–71—277, 1st, $14,000

Colonial National Invitation, May 6–11: 73–74–70–70—287, T-17, $1,300

Greater New Orleans Open, May 13–16: 73–70–70–71—284, T-44, $258

Buick Open, June 3–6: 73–72–73–73—291, T-20, $996.87

Cleveland Open, June 10–13: 71–70–70–71—282, T-10, $2,505

U.S. Open, June 17–20: 76–76—152, Missed Cut

St. Paul Open, June 24–27: 66–69–70–72—277, T-7, $3,050

British Open, July 7–9: 70–71–75–79—295, 16th, $322

Canadian Open, July 14–17: 70–69–68–76—283, 23rd, $1,000

Thunderbird Classic, July 29–Aug. 1: 68–71–72–69—280, T-11, $2,125

Philadelphia Golf Classic, Aug. 5–8: 69–77—146, Withdrew

PGA Championship, Aug. 12–15: 72–75–74–73—294, T-33, $737.50

Carling World Open, Aug. 19–23: 69–73–70–69—281, 2nd, $17,000

American Golf Classic, Aug. 26–29: 70–70–74–70—284, 2nd, $12,000

Oklahoma City Open, Sept. 2–5: 75–70–78–70—293, T-16, $1,058.34

Piccadilly World Match Play, Wentworth West, Oct. 14–16: Quarterfinal, defeated Kel Nagle, 3 and 2; Semifinal, lost to Peter Thomson, 1 down. $5,600 (36-hole matches)

PGA National Four-Ball Championship, Dec. 8–11: 67–66–65–68—266, T-7, $2,100 (with Jack Nicklaus)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 22, money $57,770, scoring average 71.42

1966

Los Angeles Open, Jan. 6–9: 72–66–62–73—273, 1st, $11,000

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 20–23: 70–70–73–71—284, 2nd, $6,200

Lucky International Open, Jan. 27–31: 73–66–68–68—275, T-3, $3,037.50

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Feb. 2–6: 71–70–71–67–70—349, 2nd, $8,000, lost to Doug Sanders in one-hole, sudden-death playoff

Phoenix Open, Feb. 10–14: 71–74–72–74—291, T-34, $375

Doral Open, March 10–13: 69–70–71–71—281, T-4, $3,920

Florida Citrus Open, March 17–20: 75–70–72–71—288, T-36, $502.15

Greater Greensboro Open, March 31–April 3: 71–71–68–69—279, T-6, $3,433.33

Masters Tournament, April 7–11: 74–70–74–72—290, T-4, $5,700

Tournament of Champions, April 14–18: 74–70–70–69—283, 1st, $20,000, shot 69 to defeat Gay Brewer (73) in playoff

Greater New Orleans Open, May 12–16: 71–71—142, Withdrew

Buick Open, June 9–12: 73–74–72–70—289, T-8, $2,950

U.S. Open, June 16–20: 71–66–70–71—278, 2nd, $12,500, lost in playoff, 69–73, to Billy Casper

Western Open, June 23–26: 72–70–75–72—289, T-9, $2,400

British Open, July 6–9: 73–72–69–74—288, T-8, $924

PGA Championship, July 21–24: 75–73–71–68—287, T-6, $5,000

Cleveland Open, Aug. 4–7: 69–71–66–74—280, T-25, $800

Thunderbird Classic, Aug. 11–14: 72–72–70–72—286, T-11, $2,000

Insurance City Classic, Aug. 18–21: 68–67–70–77—282, T-56, No Money

Philadelphia Golf Classic, Aug. 25–28: 71–71–65–74—281, T-3, $6,100

Piccadilly World Match Play, Wentworth West, Oct. 6–8: Quarterfinal, defeated Roberto De Vicenzo, 10 and 8; Semifinal, lost to Gary Player, 2 and 1. $5,600 (36-hole matches)

Sahara Invitational, Oct. 12–15: 71–80–67–67—285, T-2, $9,750

Australian Open, Oct. 27–30: 67–70–66–73—276, 1st, $1,792

Dunlop International, Kensington, Australia, Nov. 3–6: 78–75–73–68—294, 2nd, $1,120, lost to Bob Stanton in two-hole, sudden-death playoff

Houston Champions International, Nov. 17–20: 70–68–68–69—275, 1st, $21,000

PGA National Team Championship, Dec. 7–10: 63–66–63–64—256, 1st, $25,000 (with Jack Nicklaus)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 22, money $110,468, scoring average 70.69

1967

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 19–22: 74–75–67–75—291, 3rd, $6,000

Los Angeles Open, Jan. 26–29: 70–64–67–68—269, 1st, $20,000

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Feb. 1–5: 73–72–68–76–73—362, T-32, $539

Tucson Open, Feb. 16–19: 66–67–67–73—273, 1st, $12,000

Doral Open, March 2–5: 67–72–69–71—279, T-10, $2,085.71

Florida Citrus Open, March 9–12: 67–69–71–68—275, T-2, $11,212.50

Greater Jacksonville Open, March 16–19: 75–73—148, Missed Cut

Greater Greensboro Open, March 30–April 2: 69–68–68–66—271, 3rd, $9,375

Masters Tournament, April 6–9: 73–73–70–69—285, 4th, $6,600

Tournament of Champions, April 13–16: 68–73–74–64—279, 2nd, $12,000

Greater Dallas Open, April 20–24: 76—76, Withdrew (illness)

Houston Champions International, May 4–7: 68–66–70–71—275, 2nd, $13,800

Colonial National Invitation, May 18–21: 73–73–67–71—284, T-6, $4,140

U.S. Open, June 15–18: 69–68–73–69—279, 2nd, $15,000

Cleveland Open, June 22–25: 67–68–70–73—278, T-9, $2,691

Canadian Open, June 29–July 2: 72–70–70–70—282, T-7, $6,032

PGA Championship, July 20–23: 70–71–72–74—287, T-14, $2,360

Western Open, Aug. 3–6: 72–70–70–71—283, T-23, $893.75

American Golf Classic, Aug. 10–13: 70–67–72–67—276, 1st, $20,000

Pennsylvania Open, Laurel Valley Golf Club, August: 75–69—144, 2nd, $500 (donated)

Westchester Classic, Aug. 24–27: 69–69–67–71—276, 5th, $10,750

Carling World Open, Sept. 1–4: 75–75—150, Missed Cut

Philadelphia Golf Classic, Sept. 14–17: 70–72–72–68—282, T-6, $3,454

Thunderbird Classic, Sept. 21–24: 71–71–72–69—283, 1st, $30,000

Piccadilly World Match Play, Wentworth West, Oct. 12–14: Quarterfinal, defeated George Knudson, 5 and 4; Semifinal, defeated Billy Casper, 3 and 2; Final, defeated Peter Thomson, 2 up. £5,000 (36-hole matches)

Sahara Invitational, Oct. 25–29: 76–68–68–72—284, T-34, $521.11

Hawaiian Open, Nov. 2–5: 72–74–74–72—292, T-19, $1,150

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 25, money $184,065, scoring average 70.19

1968

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 11–14: 76–70–77–71—294, T-24, $622.22

Kaiser International, Jan. 18–21: 70–73–74–69—286, T-25, $906.25

Los Angeles Open, Jan. 25–28: 69–71–69–68—277, 2nd, $12,000

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Jan. 31–Feb. 4: 72–70–67–71–68—348, 1st, $20,000, defeated Deane Beman in two-hole, sudden-death playoff

Andy Williams San Diego Open, Feb. 8–11: 72–72–71–67—282, T-19, $1,725

Tucson Open, Feb. 22–25: 74–69–73–67—283, T-30, $625

Florida Citrus Open, March 14–17: 71–76—147, Missed Cut

Greater Jacksonville Open, March 28–31: 70–65–68–73—276, T-7, $3,100

Greater Greensboro Open, April 4–7: 69–71–66–67—273, T-5, $5,270.83

Masters Tournament, April 11–14: 72–79—151, Missed Cut

Byron Nelson Golf Classic, April 25–28: 71–68–69–70—278, T-6, $3,275

Memphis Open, May 23–26: 69–65–68–70—272, T-8, $2,620

Atlanta Classic, May 30–June 2: 76–70–73–75—294, T-45, $226.71

U.S. Open, June 13–16: 73–74–79–75—301, 59th, $720

Canadian Open, June 20–23: 76–73—149, Missed Cut

Cleveland Open, June 27–30: 75–71–71–71—288, T-39, $457.42

British Open, July 10–13: 77–71–72–77—297, T-10, $964

PGA Championship, July 18–21: 71–69–72–70—282, T-2, $12,500

Western Open, Aug. 1–4: 74–70–73–71—288, T-40, $544.37

American Golf Classic, Aug. 8–11: 70–70–68–76—284, T-14, $2,000

Westchester Classic, Aug. 15–18: 71–71–66–70—278, T-11, $5,500

Thunderbird Classic, Aug. 29–Sept. 1: 71–70–74–71—286, T-10, $3,450

Kemper Open, Sept. 12–15: 69–70–70–67—276, 1st, $30,000

PGA Team Championship, Sept. 19–22: 64–72–69–68—273, T-15, $1,600 (with Jack Nicklaus)

Piccadilly World Match Play, Wentworth West, Oct. 10–13: Quarterfinal, defeated Brian Huggett, 2 up; Semifinal, lost to Bob Charles, 7 and 6. £2,000 (36-hole matches)

Australian Open, Oct. 24–27: 69–70–69–68—276, 5th

Australian PGA, Oct. 31–Nov. 3: 70–77–75–71—293, T-6

Hawaiian Open, Nov. 7–10: 71–71–71–69—282, T-11, $2,575

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 23, money $114,603, scoring average 70.19

1969

Los Angeles Open, Jan. 9–12: 72–68–71–73—284, T-17, $1,065.45

Kaiser International, Jan. 16–19: 69–68—137, 3rd, $4,785 (rain shortened)

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 23–26: 74–72–74–73—293, T-37, $556.71

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Feb. 5–9: 72–73–69–72–70—356, T-26, $755

Doral Open, Feb. 27–March 2: 68–69–73–73—283, T-10, $3,450

Greater Jacksonville Open, March 20–23: 70–68–72–71—281, T-6, $3,400

National Airlines Open, March 27–30: 69–73–69–72—283, T-12, $3,428.57

Masters Tournament, April 10–13: 73–75–70–74—292, T-27, $1,450

Tournament of Champions, April 17–20: 69–74–75–71—289, T-3, $10,000

Byron Nelson Golf Classic, April 24–27: 69–75–69–69—282, T-8, $2,825

Colonial National Invitation, May 15–18: 73–68–80–69—290, T-37, $574.50

Atlanta Classic, May 22–25: 68–73–74–72—287, T-25, $851.14

U.S. Open, June 12–15: 70–73–69–72—284, T-6, $5,000

Kemper Open, June 19–22: 73–71–70–66—280, T-5, $5,193.75

Cleveland Open, June 26–29: 74–69–66–70—279, T-9, $2,438.33

IVB-Philadelphia Classic, July 17–20: 73–69–73–71—286, T-20, $1,345.50

American Golf Classic, July 24–27: 75–68–68–71—282, T-14, $2,062.50

Westchester Classic, July 31–Aug. 3: 71–74–70–74—289, T-53, $476.19

Greater Milwaukee Open, Aug. 7–10: 76–71–68–72—287, T-23, $910

PGA Championship, Aug. 14–17: 82—82, Withdrew (right hip)

Sahara Invitational, Oct. 16–19: 69–75–68–73—285, T-34, $493.33

San Francisco Open, Oct. 23–26: 70–67–73–67—277, T-27, $681.43

Kaiser International, Oct. 30–Nov. 2: 71–69–68–69—277, T-8, $3,803.33

Hawaiian Open, Nov. 6–9: 70–71–72–73—286, T-27, $817.85

Heritage Golf Classic, Nov. 27–30: 68–71–70–74—283, 1st, $20,000

Danny Thomas–Diplomat Classic, Dec. 4–7: 68–67–70–65—270, 1st, $25,000

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 26, money $105,128, scoring average 70.99

1970

Los Angeles Open, Jan. 8–11: 67–72–72–73—284, T-39, $390

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 22–25: 69–72–72–79—292, T-44, $328.78

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Feb. 4–8: 68–71–70–69–70—348, 4th, $5,850

Doral-Eastern Open, Feb. 26–March 1: 71–73–73–75—292, T-23, $1,266

Florida Citrus Invitational, March 5–8: 64–72–64–72—272, T-2, $13,875

Monsanto Open, March 12–15: 74–70–71–69—284, T-11, $2,850

Greater Jacksonville Open, March 19–22: 70–77–71–73—291, T-32, $600

Greater Greensboro Open, April 2–5: 64–67–74–71—276, T-5, $6,540

Masters Tournament, April 9–12: 75–73–74–73—295, T-36, $1,575

Tournament of Champions, April 23–26: 70–72–69–70—281, 5th, $7,400

Byron Nelson Golf Classic, April 30–May 3: 66–71–68–69—274, 2nd, $11,400, lost to Jack Nicklaus in one-hole, sudden-death playoff

Atlanta Classic, May 21–24: 69–70–70–68—277, T-3, $6,081.25

Kemper Open, June 4–7: 69–69–74–71—283, T-11, $2,940

Western Open, June 11–14: 67–69–71–72—279, 8th, $3,830

U.S. Open, June 18–21: 79–74–75–77—305, T-54, $850

British Open, July 8–11: 68–72–76–74—290, 12th, $2,880

National Four-Ball Championship, July 23–26: 61–67–64–67—259, 1st, $20,000 (with Jack Nicklaus)

Westchester Classic, July 30–Aug. 2: 72–69–69–68—278, T-6, $6,910.72

PGA Championship, Aug. 13–16: 70–72–69–70—281, T-2, $18,500

Dow Jones Open, Aug. 27–30: 73–70–77–75—295, T-69, $480

Lancôme Tournament of Champions, Paris, Oct. 16–18: 68–71–68—207, T-2, $4,320

Dunlop International, Australia: 71–72–72–72—287, T-12

Heritage Golf Classic, Nov. 26–29: 73–70–72–71—286, T-3, $7,733.33

Coral Springs Open, Dec. 3–6: 72–70–68–66—276, T-6, $3,890

Bahama Islands Open, Dec. 10–13: 68–69–75–69—281, 8th, $3,830

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 22, money $128,853, scoring average 70.9

1971

Los Angeles Open, Jan. 7–10: 71–71–69–71—282, T-19, $1,265

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 14–17: 72–68–69–71—280, 2nd, $15,400

Phoenix Open, Jan. 21–24: 68–67–66–66—267, T-16, $1,625

Hawaiian Open, Feb. 4–7: 67–69–68–73—277, T-4, $8,266

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Feb. 10–14: 67–71–66–68–70—342, 1st, $28,000, defeated Ray Floyd in one-hole, sudden-death playoff

PGA Championship, Feb. 24–28: 75–71–70–73—289, T-18, $2,700

Doral-Eastern Open, March 4–7: 75–72–70–70—287, T-28, $1,000

Florida Citrus Invitational, March 11–14: 66–68–68–68—270, 1st, $30,000

Greater Jacksonville Open, March 18–21: 71–77–71–72—291, T-19, $1,277

National Airlines Open, March 25–28: 70–69–71–69—279, T-6, $6,225

Masters Tournament, April 8–11: 73–72–71–73—289, T-18, $2,650

Tournament of Champions, April 22–25: 71–74–77–73—295, T-14, $3,100

Byron Nelson Golf Classic, May 6–9: 70–71–68–72—281, T-10, $2,482

Houston/Champions International, May 13–16: 71–75–73–75—294, T-48, $260

Kemper Open, June 10–13: 70–71–68–72—281, T-12, $2,900

U.S. Open, June 17–20: 73–68–73–74—288, T-24, $1,500

Canadian Open, July 1–4: 70–76–70–71—287, T-11, $3,150

Westchester Classic, July 22–25: 64–70–68–68—270, 1st, $50,000

National Team Championship, July 29–Aug. 1: 62–64–65–66—257, 1st, $20,000 (with Jack Nicklaus)

American Golf Classic, Aug. 5–8: 70–73–72–67—282, T-6, $4,875

U.S. Match Play Championship, Aug. 25–29: Round 1, defeated Bruce Devlin, 68–71; Round 2, defeated Mike Hill, 68–71; Round 3, defeated Dave Eichelberger, 69–72; Quarterfinals, lost to Bruce Crampton, 69–72. $5,000

Piccadilly World Match Play, Wentworth West, Oct. 7–9: Quarterfinal, defeated by Bob Charles, 37 holes. £1,500 (36-hole match)

Lancôme Trophy, Paris, Oct. 15–17: 66–65–71—202, 1st, $20,000

Sahara Invitational, Oct. 28–31: 74–74–69–73—290, T-20, $1,269

Rolex Watch Classic, Tokyo, Nov. 5–6: 70–73—143, T-2, $616

Sea Pines Heritage Golf Classic, Nov. 25–28: 69–74–69–74—286, 5th, $4,500

Walt Disney World Open, Dec. 2–6: 71–66–71–70—278, T-3, $8,850

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 24, money $209,604, scoring average 70.6

1972

Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open, Jan. 6–9: 69–71–71–70—281, T-23, $1,012.86

Hawaiian Open, Feb.3–6: 67–76–70–66—279, T-11, $3,800

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Feb. 9–13: 69–68–76–66–69—348, 6th, $5,220

Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic, Feb. 24–27: 74–68–80–79—301, 75th, $400

Florida Citrus Invitational, March 9–12: 72–75—147, Missed Cut

Greater Jacksonville Open, March 16–19: 71–72–75–69—287, T-7, $3,842.50

Greater Greensboro Open, March 30-April 2: 69–66–68–70—273, T-3, $9,750

Masters Tournament, April 6–9: 70–75–74–81—300, T-33, $1,675

Tournament of Champions, April 20–23: 74–74–70–71—289, T-9, $5,033.34

Byron Nelson Golf Classic, April 27–May 1: 70–71–67–68—276, 6th, $4,500

Danny Thomas Memphis Classic, May 18–21: 71–71–74–73—289, T-10, $4,025

Kemper Open, June 1–4: 70–75–71–72—288, T-51, $233.34

U.S. Open, June 15–18: 77–68–73–76—294, 3rd, $10,000

Canadian Open, July 6–9: 71–71–71–72—285, T-23, $1,293.75

British Open, July 12–15: 73–73–69–71—286, T-7, $4,322

American Golf Classic, July 20–23: 68–70–70–74—282, T-10, $3,600

National Team Championship, July 27–30: 66–72–67–70—275, T-30, $710 (with Jack Lewis)

PGA Championship, Aug. 3–6: 69–75–72–73—289, T-16, $3,262.50

Westchester Classic, Aug. 10–13: 73–73—146, Missed Cut

U.S. Match Play Championship, Aug. 26–27: Round 1, lost to Don Bies, 5 and 4, $5,000

John Player Classic, Turnberry, Scotland, Sept. 27–30: 71–73–73–74—291, T-7

Lancôme Trophy, Paris, Oct. 5–8: 74–68–73–70—285, 4th, $2,500

Kaiser International, Oct. 19–22: 66–67–75–74—282, T-11, $2,681.25

Sahara Invitational, Oct. 26–29: 65–69–71–69—274, 2nd, $15,400

Rolex Golf Classic, Kawasaki City, Nov. 10–11: 76–78—154, 19th, $130

Walt Disney World Open, Nov. 30–Dec. 3: 69–77—146, Missed Cut

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 22, money $84,181, scoring average 71.4

1973

Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open, Jan. 4–7: 75–71–71–69—286, T-24, $1,129.33

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 25–28: 72–73–76–76—297, T-49, $442.80

Hawaiian Open, Feb. 1–4: 70–75–69–70—284, T-22, $1,740

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Feb. 7–11: 71–66–69–68–69—343, 1st, $32,000

Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic, Feb. 22–25: 74–71–74–73—292, T-49, $663

Florida Citrus Open, March 1–4: 70–74—144, Missed Cut

Greater New Orleans Open, March 22–25: 72–75–73–72—292, T-56, $256.14

Greater Greensboro Open, March 29–April 2: 69–68–70–69—276, T-18, $2,092.37

Masters Tournament, April 5–9: 77–72–76–70—295, T-24, $2,100

Tournament of Champions, April 19–22: 70–71–77–75—293, T-19, $3,646.50

Byron Nelson Golf Classic, April 26–29: 71–70–71–77—289, T-44, $441.42

Kemper Open, May 31–June 3: 68–73–71–72—284, T-34, $905.45

U.S. Open, June 14–17: 71–71–68–72—282, T-4, $9,000

American Golf Classic, June 21–24: 68–71–71–70—280, T-9, $3,680

Western Open, June 28–July 1: 66–71–68–71—276, T-7, $5,381.50

British Open, July 11–14: 72–76–70–72—290, T-14, $2,470

Canadian Open, July 26–29: 70–75–70–70—285, T-10, $4,025

Westchester Classic, Aug. 2–5: 71–70–69–69—279, T-19, $2,515.63

PGA Championship, Aug. 9–12: 76–74—150, Missed Cut

Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open, Aug. 31–Sept. 3: 68–65–67–66—266, T-3, $9,750

Sea Pines Heritage Classic, Sept. 13–16: 70–73–71–70—284, T-10, $3,300

John Player Classic, Turnberry, Scotland, Sept. 26–29: 71–76–80–74—301, T-9

Lancôme Trophy, Paris, Oct. 4–7: 74–71–73–70—288, 8th

Sahara Invitational, Oct. 25–28: 71–67–72–73—283, T-20, $1,338.66

World Open, Nov. 8–11, 14–17: 73–70–77–75–73–68–74–76—586, T-25, $2,867.43

ABC Cup, U.S. vs. Japan, Osaka, Nov. 22–25: 75–72–74—221, 3rd, $4,326

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 22, money $89,457, scoring average 71.33

1974

Hawaiian Open, Jan. 31–Feb. 3: 72–72–76–72—292, T-71, No Money

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Feb. 6–10: 76–70–74–69–73—362, T-49, $381.58

Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open, Feb. 14–17: 68–73–74–76—291, T-32, $849

Florida Citrus Open, Feb. 28–March 3: 68–73–72–74—287, T-41, $540

Greater Jacksonville Open, March 14–17: 70–69–77–71—287, T-25, $1,110

Sea Pines Heritage Classic, March 21–24: 73–74–67–73—287, T-14, $3,100

Greater Greensboro Open, April 4–7: 74–72—146, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 11–14: 76–71–70–67—284, T-11, $3,375

Chunichi Crowns, Nagoya Prefecture, Japan, April 26–29: 69–74–66–75—284, T-23, $733

Byron Nelson Golf Classic, May 2–5: 71–74—145, Missed Cut

Colonial National Invitation, May 16–19: 74–73—147, Missed Cut

Kemper Open, May 30–June 2: 70–76—146, Missed Cut

U.S. Open, June 13–16: 73–70–73–76—292, T-5, $8,000

American Golf Classic, June 20–23: 70–73–73–69—285, T-13, $2,975

Western Open, June 27–30: 74–72–74–74—294, T-5, $6,925

Canadian Open, July 25–28: 69–71–68–69—277, T-13, $3,400

PGA Championship, Aug. 8–11: 72–75–70–72—289, T-28, $1,565

Westchester Classic, Aug. 22–25: 68–73–71–80—292, T-67, $406.50

Tournament Players Championship, Aug. 30–Sept. 2: 73–78—151, Missed Cut

World Open, Sept. 12–15: 78–72—150, Missed Cut

Lancôme Trophy, Paris, Oct. 3–6: 73–71–71–77—298, 4th, $3,000

Walt Disney World National Team, Oct. 31–Nov. 3: 67–63–66–67—263, T-25, $1,115 (with Lanny Wadkins)

ABC Cup, U.S. vs. Japan, Osaka, Nov. 28–Dec 1: 74–75–73—222, 11th, $1,500

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 21, money $36,293, scoring average 73.37

1975

Dean Martin Tucson Open, Jan. 16–19: 72–71–67–70—280, 10th, $5,000

Hawaiian Open, Jan. 30–Feb. 2: 69–67–69–71—276, 3rd, $15,620

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Feb. 5–9: 68–72–71–72–70—353, T-20, $1,638.40

Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open, Feb. 20–23: 70–78–73–69—290, T-25, $1,155

Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic, Feb. 27–March 2: 68–66–71–74—279, T-7, $7,995

Florida Citrus Open, March 6–9: 72–69–75–73—289, T-42, $660

Greater Jacksonville Open, March 20–23: 68–68–73–75—284, T-17, $1,808.57

Sea Pines Heritage Classic, March 27–30: 74–75–71–68—288, T-23, $1,688

Greater Greensboro Open, April 3–6: 77–73–72–66—288, T-20, $2,305

Masters Tournament, April 10–13: 69–71–75–72—287, T-13, $3,250

Spanish Open, April 16–19: 72–69–69–73—283, 1st, $9,000

Houston Open, May 1–4: 74–70–76–69—289, T-53, $322.56

British PGA Championship, May 23–26: 71–70–73–71—285, 1st, $24,000

Atlanta Golf Classic, May 29–June 1: 75–79—154, Missed Cut

Kemper Open, June 5–8: 72–77—149, Missed Cut

U.S. Open, June 19–22: 69–75–73–73—290, T-9, $5,000

Western Open, June 26–29: 68–79–73–72—292, T-21, $1,960

British Open, July 9–12: 74–72–69–73—288, T-16, $2,760

Canadian Open, July 24–27: 68–73–69–67—277, 4th, $9,400

PGA Championship, Aug. 8–10: 73–72–73–73—291, T-33, $1,215

Tournament Players Championship, Aug. 21–24: 71–78—149, Missed Cut

World Open, Sept. 11–14: 73–74—147, Missed Cut

Lancôme Trophy, Paris, Oct. 9–12: 69–74–75–70—288, 5th, $2,000

Walt Disney World National Team, Oct. 23–26: 68–67—135, Missed Cut (with Leonard Thompson)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 20, money $59,017, scoring average 71.8

1976

Tucson Open, Jan. 8–11: 77–73—150, Missed Cut

Hawaiian Open, Jan. 29–Feb. 1: 68–71–69–71—279, T-21, $2,185

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Feb. 4–8: 74–64–76, Withdrew (Deacon’s death)

Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open, Feb. 19–22: 72–69–76–74—291, T-41, $647.29

Tournament Players Championship, Feb. 26–March 1: 72–73–68–76—289, T-51, $705

Florida Citrus Open, March 4–7: 74–72—146, Missed Cut

Greater Jacksonville Open, March 18–21: 75–72—147, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 8–11: 74–81—155, Missed Cut

Tallahassee Open, April 15–18: 71–72–72–69—284, T-15, $1,160

Houston Open, April 29–May 2: 71–75—146, T-68, $196.54

Byron Nelson Golf Classic, May 6–9: 71–72–73–72—288, T-44, $565.56

British PGA Championship, May 28–31: 72–68–71–71—282, T-5, $3,000

Kemper Open, June 10–13: 74–70–74–71—289, T-47, $657.60

U.S. Open, June 17–20: 75–75–75–75—300, T-50, $1,090

British Open, July 7–10: 75–72–76–77—300, T-55, $325

Westchester Classic, July 15–18: 69–67–72–77—285, T-58, $600

Canadian Open, July 22–25: 66–71–74–70—281, T-18, $2,162.50

PGA Championship, Aug. 12–15: 71–76–68–72—287, T-15, $3,400

Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open, Aug. 19–22: 68–70–74–66—278, T-21, $1,995

American Golf Classic, Aug. 26–29: 71–74–73–68—286, T-23, $1,653.33

Piccadilly World Match Play, Wentworth West, Oct. 7–9: Quarterfinal, defeated by Gary Player, 5 and 4. £5,000 (36-hole match)

Lancôme Trophy, Paris, Oct. 14–17: 75–70–69–70—284, 2nd, $9,000

Walt Disney World National Team, Nov. 4–7: 65–71—136, Missed Cut (with Leonard Thompson)

Pepsi-Cola Mixed Team Championship, Dec. 16–19: 73–73–67–71—284, T-7, $2,016.67 (with Sandra Palmer)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 19, money $17,017, scoring average 72.0

1977

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 20–23: 74–71–74—219, Missed Cut

Andy Williams San Diego Open, Jan. 27–30: 74–71—145, Missed Cut

Hawaiian Open, Feb. 3–6: 73–71–66–74—284, T-30, $1,490.40

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Feb. 9–13: 73–68–69–74–71—355, T-25, $1,570

Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open, Feb. 17–20: 76–78—154, Missed Cut

Florida Citrus Open, March 3–7: 71–72–69–75—287, T-48, $494.28

Tournament Players Championship, March 17–20: 78–75–74–75—302, T-40, $1,110

Heritage Golf Classic, March 24–27: 75–74—149, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 7–10: 76–71–71–70—288, T-24, $2,200

Houston Open, April 28–May 1: 72–74–71–67—284, T-17, $2,700

Byron Nelson Golf Classic, May 5–8: 73–72–71–73—289, T-42, $680

Memorial Tournament, May 19–22: 79–74–70–73—296, T-35, $1,111

British PGA Championship, May 25–28: 73–71–77–73—294, T-20, £623.33

Kemper Open, June 2–5: 71–73–71–69—284, T-19, $2,675

U.S. Open, June 16–19: 70–72–73–72—287, T-19, $1,887.50

Western Open, June 23–26: 77–73–73–73—296, T-43, $660

British Open, July 6–9: 73–73–67–69—282, 7th, $6,375

Canadian Open, July 21–24: 72–78–81—231, Withdrew

PGA Championship, Aug. 11–14: 72–73–73–73—291, T-19, $2,700

Colgate Hall of Fame Classic, Aug. 25–28: 71–71–71–73—286, T-57, $525

B.C. Open, Sept. 8–11: 65–69–75–74—283, T-22, $1,780

Lancôme Trophy, Paris, Oct. 13–16: 75–73–75–69—292, 8th, $1,000

Pensacola Open, Oct. 27–30: 73–68–71–70—282, T-41, $367.26

Walt Disney World National Team, Nov. 3–6: 71–66—137, Missed Cut (with Leonard Thompson)

Australian Open, Nov. 17–20: 76–77–74–74—301, T-34, $963

Pepsi-Cola Mixed Team Championship, Dec. 1–4: 69–69–70–67—275, T-3, $6,018.67 (with Sandra Palmer)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 20, money $21,950, scoring average 72.49

1978

Phoenix Open, Jan. 12–15: 69–68–71–67—275, 5th, $8,200

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 20–23: 75–77–73—225, Missed Cut

Hawaiian Open, Feb. 2–5: 75–74—149, Missed Cut

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Feb. 8–11: 69–70–75–75–74—363, T-67, $365

Florida Citrus Open, March 2–6: 65–73–71–71—280, T-14, $3,400

Tournament Players Championship, March 16–19: 74–78–76–85—313, T-77, $750

Masters Tournament, April 6–9: 73–69–74–77—293, T-37, $1,900

Houston Open, April 20–23: 70–74–68–72—284, T-49, $492

Byron Nelson Golf Classic, May 4–7: 66–77–74–74—291, T-63, $360

Memorial Tournament, May 18–21: 77–71–75–76—299, T-46, $910

Kemper Open, June 1–4: 67–70–75–71—283, T-20, $3,300

U.S. Open, June 15–18: 76–75—151, Missed Cut

Canadian Open, June 22–25: 70–76–73–68—287, T-8, $5,803.58

British Open, July 12–15: 71–71–75–75—292, T-34, $900

PGA Championship, Aug. 3–6: 78–74—152, Missed Cut

Labatt’s Canadian PGA, Aug. 17–20: 72–68–68–77—285, 6th, $3,900

Colgate Hall of Fame Classic, Aug. 24–27: 71–75–69–75—290, T-28, $1,592.25

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 15, money $27,073, scoring average 72.87

1979

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Jan. 10–14: 72–74–77–71—294, Missed Cut

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Feb. 1–4: 74–76–77—227, Missed Cut

Hawaiian Open, Feb. 8–11: 73–74—147, Missed Cut

Joe Garagiola Tucson Open, Feb. 15–18: 72–75—147, Missed Cut

Bay Hill Citrus Classic, March 1–4: 70–74–70–80—294, 59th, $555

Tournament Players Championship, March 22–25: 72–75–79–77—303, T-50, $950.86

Sea Pines Heritage Classic, March 29–April 1: 73–70–71–75—289, T-38, $1,230

Masters Tournament, April 12–15: 74–72—146, Missed Cut

Houston Open, May 3–6: 73–67–73–73—286, 70th, $600

Byron Nelson Golf Classic, May 10–13: 68–72–76–73—289, T-45, $903

Memorial Tournament, May 24–27: 75–81–74–73—303, T-42, $1,270

Kemper Open, May 31–June 3: 70–73–74–69—286, T-47, $899

U.S. Open, June 14–17: 76–73–75–81—305, T-59, $1,235

Canadian Open, June 21–24: 73–80—153, Missed Cut

PGA Championship, Aug. 2–5: 81–74—155, Missed Cut

German Open, Aug. 16–19: 75–73–73–72—292, T-34, £245.69

Southern Open, Oct. 11–14: 74–69–68–71—282, T-25, $1,633.34

Lancôme Trophy, Oct. 25–28: 72–75–73–72—292, 8th, £758.29

Brazilian Open, Nov. 29–Dec. 2: 67–69–70–66—272, T-3, $3,300

Sun City Classic, Bophuthatswana, South Africa, Dec. 12–15: 69–76–73–71—289, 11th, 2,450 rand

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 16, money $9,276, scoring average 73.96

1980

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Jan. 9–13: 70–71–75–78—294, Missed Cut

Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Jan. 31–Feb. 3: 75–72–77—224, Missed Cut

Hawaiian Open, Feb. 7–10: 71–70–71–69—281, T-35, $1,532.15

Bay Hill Classic, Feb. 28–March 2: 76–71–74–85—306, T-69, $600

Sea Pines Heritage, March 27–30: 75–69–71–78—293, T-46, $874

Masters Tournament, April 10–13: 73–73–73–69—288, T-24, $3,025

Michelob Houston Open, May 1–4: 71–69–72–64—276, T-19, $4,242

Memorial Tournament, May 21–25: 77–75—152, Missed Cut

Kemper Open, May 29–June 1: 74–70–73–73—290, T-42, $1,287

U.S. Open, June 12–15: 73–73–77–78—301, 61st, $1,300

British Open, July 17–20: 76–74—150, Missed Cut

PGA Championship, Aug. 7–10: 74–74–78–76—302, T-72, $700

Canadian PGA Championship, Aug. 14–17: 68–68–64–71—271, 1st, $20,000

Southern Open, Oct. 2–5: 66–69–73–72—280, T-13, $3,029.09

Pensacola Open, Oct. 9–12: 70–77—147, Missed Cut

Disney World National Team Championship, Oct. 16–19: 68–67–65—200, Missed Cut (with Larry Nelson)

U.S. vs. Japan ABC Cup Matches, Hyogo, Nov. 6–9: 72–76–78–78—304, 17th, 1,050,000 yen

Rolex World Mixed Classic, Yokohama: Nov. 10–11: 75–70–73–75—293, 7th, 1.5 million yen (United States team with Laura Baugh)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 14, money $16,589

1981

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Jan. 14–18: 72–70–73–70–76—361, 71st, $545

Phoenix Open, Jan. 21–24: 69–72–74–70—285, T-69, $585

Hawaiian Open, Feb. 11–14: 73–75—148, Missed Cut

Bay Hill Classic, Feb. 26–March 1: 73–72–73–76—294, T-63, $639

Tournament Players Championship, March 19–22: 75–74–74–73—296, T-45, $1,144

Masters Tournament, April 9–12: 75–78—153, Missed Cut

Michelob Houston Open, April 30–May 2: 73–69–76—218, T-74, $501.37 (rain shortened)

Atlanta Classic, June 4–7: 75–73—148, Missed Cut

U.S. Open, June 18–21: 77–78—155, Missed Cut

Canadian PGA Championship, June 25–28: 78–73–78–77—306, T-49, $190

British Open, July 16–19: 72–74–73–71—290, T-23, $2,437

PGA Championship, Aug. 6–9: 74–73–74–77—298, 76th, $750

Buick Open, Aug. 20–23: 77–75—152, Missed Cut

Southern Open, Oct. 8–11: 74–76—150, Missed Cut

Disney World National Team Championship, Oct. 22–25: 64–63–68—195, Missed Cut (with Larry Nelson)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 13, money $4,164

1982

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Jan. 13–17: 75–72–71–71—289, Missed Cut

Phoenix Open, Jan. 21–25: 74–73—147, Missed Cut

Hawaiian Open, Feb. 11–14: 71–73–69–72—285, T-22, $2,853.75

Australian Masters, Feb. 18–21: 76–73–74–77—300, T-31, $690 (Aus.)

Bay Hill Classic, March 4–7: 76–74—150, Missed Cut

Tournament Players Championship, March 18–21: 72–77—149, Missed Cut

Sea Pines Heritage, March 25–28: 76–74—150, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 8–11: 75–76–78–80—309, 47th, $1,500

Colonial National Invitation, May 13–16: 68–73–78–76—295, T-76, $654.50

Memorial Tournament, May 27–30: 72–72–73–78—295, T-58, $1,612.50

U.S. Open, June 17–20: 81–75—156, Missed Cut

British Open, July 15–18: 71–73–78–74—296, T-27, $2,736

PGA Championship, Aug. 5–8: 74–76—150, Missed Cut

Lancôme Trophy, Oct. 21–24: 73–72–68–68—281, T-4, £3,384.10

Johnnie Walker Trophy, Oct. 28–31: 71–75–77–74—297, 10th, $1,300

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 11, money $6,621

1983

Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open, Jan. 13–16: 66–69–68–72—275, T-10, $7,800

Bob Hope Desert Classic, Jan. 19–23: 71–74–73–73—291, Missed Cut

Hawaiian Open, Feb. 10–13: 77–70—147, Missed Cut

Isuzu–Andy Williams San Diego Open, Feb. 17–20: 73–70–69–70—282, T-32, $1,624.29

Bay Hill Classic, March 10–13: 78–85—163, Missed Cut

Tournament Players Championship, March 25–28: 77–72–76–74—299, T-54, $1,617

Masters Tournament, April 7–10: 68–74–76–78—296, T-36, $2,450

Memorial Tournament, May 26–29: 73–81—154, Missed Cut

U.S. Open, June 16–19: 74–75–78–76—303, T-60, $1,907

Canadian PGA, July 7–10: 73–74–69–70—286, T-12, $2,000

British Open, July 14–17: 72–74–68–75—289, T-56, $1,087

PGA Championship, Aug. 4–7: 74–73–74–73—294, T-67, $1,505.80

Panasonic Las Vegas Pro Celebrity Classic, Sept. 14–18: 75–76–72–79—302, Missed Cut

Suntory World Match Play, Wentworth West, Oct. 6–9: Round 1, Seve Ballesteros defeated Arnold Palmer, 21 holes. £5,000

Kapalua Invitational, Nov. 2–5: 70–71–71–75—287, T-25, $2,700

Skins Game, Desert Highlands, Nov. 26–27: 2nd, 8 skins, $140,000

World Mixed Championship, Dec. 15–18: 145–65–71—281, T-6, $3,250 (with Laura Baugh)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 11, money $16,904

1984

Bob Hope Classic, Jan. 11–15: 75–77–72–69—293, Missed Cut

Bay Hill Classic, March 15–18: 72–71–74–78—295, T-68, $812

Tournament Players Championship, March 29–April 1: 72–76–76–77—301, T-66, $1,640

Masters Tournament, April 12–15: 77–76—153, Missed Cut

Memorial Tournament, May 24–27: 75–79—154, Missed Cut

Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic, July 12–15: 76–73—149, Missed Cut

British Open, July 19–22: 76–77—153, Missed Cut

PGA Championship, Aug. 16–19: 79–73—152, Missed Cut

Walt Disney World Golf Classic, Oct. 18–21: 71–71–74—216, Missed Cut

Skins Game, Desert Highlands, Nov. 24–25: T-3, 0 skins, $0

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 8, money $2,452

1985

Bob Hope Classic, Jan. 9–13: 70–70–72–74—286, Missed Cut

Hawaiian Open, Feb. 7–10: 74–74—148, Missed Cut

Hertz Bay Hill Classic, March 7–10: 78–73—151, Missed Cut

Tournament Players Championship, March 28–31: 74–72–75–76—297, T-69, $1,791

Masters Tournament, April 11–14: 83–72—155, Missed Cut

PGA Championship, Aug. 8–11: 75–72–75–76—298, T-65, $1,536

Skins Game, Bear Creek, Nov. 30–Dec. 1: 3rd, 4 skins, $80,000

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 6, money $3,327

1986

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Jan. 15–19: 74–74–69–71—288, Missed Cut

Hertz Bay Hill Classic, March 13–16: 78—78, Missed Cut (rain shortened)

Tournament Players Championship, March 27–30: 75–77—152, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 10–13: 80–76—156, Missed Cut

PGA Championship, Aug. 7–10: 75–77—152, Missed Cut

The International, Aug. 14–18: Stableford format, Missed Cut, First Round

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 18–19: Semifinals (Best-Ball): Greg Norman–Gary Player defeat Arnold Palmer–Tom Watson, 64–72. 3rd-place match, Palmer-Watson defeat Fuzzy Zoeller–Fred Couples, 66–68, $50,000.

Skins Game, TPC at PGA West, Nov. 29–30: 3rd, 1 skin, $25,000

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 6, money $0

1987

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Jan. 14–18: 73–70–71–77—291, Missed Cut

Hertz Bay Hill Classic, March 12–15: 77–79—156, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 9–12: 83–77—160, Missed Cut

British Open, July 16–19: 75–78—153, Missed Cut

PGA Championship, Aug. 6–9: 76–75–79–76—306, T-65, $1,650

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 17–18: 68–67—135, 7th (with Greg Norman, Best-Ball)

Skins Game, TPC at PGA West, Nov. 28–29: 4th, 0 skin, $0

JCPenney Classic, Dec. 3–6: 67–74–70–69—280, T-31, $1,962 (with Tammie Green)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 4, money $1,650

1988

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Jan. 20–24: 71–74–71–70—286, Missed Cut

Hertz Bay Hill Classic, March 17–20: 72–74—146, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 7–10: 80–77—157, Missed Cut

GTE Byron Nelson Golf Classic, May 12–15: 70–75—145, Withdrew (rib cage pull)

PGA Championship, Aug. 11–14: 74–76—150, Missed Cut

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 22–23: 64–65—129, T-3 (with Peter Jacobsen, Best-Ball)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 5, money $0

1989

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Jan. 11–15: 73–77–74–77—301, Missed Cut

Nestle Invitational, March 9–12: 83–74—157, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 6–9: 81–80—161, Missed Cut

British Open, July 20–23: 82–82—164, Missed Cut

PGA Championship, Aug. 10–13: 68–74–81–70—293, T-63, $2,290

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 21–22: 65–62—127, 3rd, $35,000 (with Peter Jacobsen)

RMCC Invitational/Greg Norman, Nov. 17–19: 75–68–61—204, T-9, $31,000 (with Peter Jacobsen)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 4, money $2,290

1990

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Jan. 17–21: 73–70–70–70—283, Missed Cut

Nestle Invitational, March 22–25: 74–77—151, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 6–9: 76–80—156, Missed Cut

British Open, July 19–22: 73–71—144, Missed Cut

PGA Championship, Aug. 9–12: 81–81—162, Missed Cut

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 20–21: 63–65—128, 6th, $25,500 (with Peter Jacobsen)

RMCC Invitational/Greg Norman, Nov. 16–18: 61–66–60—187, 2nd, $70,000 (with Peter Jacobsen)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 4, money $0

1991

AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Jan. 31–Feb. 3: 73–78–79—230, Missed Cut

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Feb. 6–10: 75–71–75–69—290, Missed Cut

Nestle Invitational, March 14–17: 72–71–70—213, T-24, $7,737.50 (rain shortened)

Masters Tournament, April 11–14: 78–77—155, Missed Cut

PGA Championship, Aug. 8–11:77–78—155, Missed Cut

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 19–20: 66–65—131, T-8, $24,125 (with Peter Jacobsen)

Shark Shootout, Nov. 22–24: 68–70–60—198, T-7, $35,250 (with Peter Jacobsen)

JCPenney Classic, Dec. 5–8: 72–68–72–72—284, T-48, $2,675 (with Tammie Green)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 5, money $7,738

1992

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Jan. 15–19: 66–74–70–76—286, Missed Cut

AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Jan. 30–Feb. 2: 71–78–72—221, Missed Cut

Nestle Invitational, March 19–22: 74–77—151, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 9–12: 75–73—148, Missed Cut

PGA Championship, Aug. 13–16: 79–83—162, Missed Cut

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 24–25: 70–63—133, T-6, $25,000 (with Peter Jacobsen)

Franklin Funds Shark Shootout, Nov. 20–22: 63–70–65—198, T-9, $31,000 (with Peter Jacobsen)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 5, money $0

1993

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Feb. 10–14: 72–76–68–76—292, Missed Cut

Nestle Invitational, March 18–21: 73–76–78–75—302, T-71, $1,970

Masters Tournament, April 8–11: 74–78—152, Missed Cut

Memorial Tournament, June 3–6: 77–81—158, Missed Cut

PGA Championship, Aug. 12–15: 77–76—153, Missed Cut

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 23–24: 65–68—133, T-6, $25,000 (with Peter Jacobsen)

Franklin Funds Shark Shootout, Nov. 19–21: 69–70–64—203, 10th, $30,000 (with Peter Jacobsen)

Skins Game, Bighorn Golf Club, Nov. 27–28: T-3, 0 skins, $0

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 5, money $1,970

1994

AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Feb. 3–6: 69–75–78—222, Missed Cut

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Feb. 16–20: 74–73–71–68—286, Missed Cut

Nestle Invitational, March 17–20: 80–78—158, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 7–10: 78–77—155, Missed Cut

U.S. Open, June 16–20: 77–81—158, Missed Cut (Final U.S. Open)

PGA Championship, Aug. 11–14: 79–74—153, Missed Cut (Final PGA Championship)

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 22–23: 64–62—126, 3rd, $35,000 (with Peter Jacobsen)

Franklin Funds Shark Shootout, Nov. 18–20: 73–64–59—196, 6th, $39,000 (with Peter Jacobsen)

JCPenney Classic, Dec. 1–4: 72–72–66–71—281, 51st, $2,300 (with Tammie Green)

Diners Club Matches, Dec. 8–11: Senior PGA Tour, Quarterfinals, Arnold Palmer–Jack Nicklaus defeat Tom Weiskopf–Simon Hobday, 19 holes; Semifinal, Palmer-Nicklaus defeat Jim Dent–Chi Chi Rodriguez, 4 and 3; Final, Dave Eichelberger–Ray Floyd defeat Palmer-Nicklaus, 19 holes

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 6, money $0

1995

AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Feb. 2–5: 77–70–74—221, Missed Cut

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Feb. 16–19: 76–72–75–74—297, Missed Cut

Nestle Invitational, March 16–19: 73–78—151, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 6–9: 79–73—152, Missed Cut

British Open, July 20–23: 83–75—158, Missed Cut (Final Open Championship)

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 21–22: 69–68—137, 11th, $22,500 (with Peter Jacobsen)

Franklin Templeton Shark Shootout, Nov. 17–19: 66–67–59—192, 8th, $34,000 (with Peter Jacobsen)

Diners Club Matches, Dec. 7–10: Senior PGA Tour, Quarterfinals, Ray Floyd–Dave Eichelberger defeat Arnold Palmer–Jack Nicklaus, 3 and 2

Lexus Challenge, La Quinta Citrus Club Course, Dec. 13–17: 68–66–134, T-7, $60,833 (Best-Ball, with Grant Show)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 5, money $0

1996

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Jan. 17–21: 75–76–74–72—297, Missed Cut

AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Feb. 1–4: 74–72—146, Canceled by weather

Bay Hill Invitational, March 14–17: 75–74—149, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 11–14: 74–76—150, Missed Cut

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 19–20: 66–67—133, T-10, $22,917 (with Peter Jacobsen)

Lexus Challenge, La Quinta Resort, Dec. 18–21: 68–64—132, T-8 (Best-Ball, with Chris O’Donnell)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 4, money $0

1997

Bay Hill Invitational, March 20–23: 81—81, Withdrew before completion of delayed second round

Masters Tournament, April 10–13: 89–87—176, Missed Cut

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 4–5: 63–65—128, 4th, $30,000 (with Peter Jacobsen)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 2, money $0

1998

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Jan. 14–18: 75–77–77–74—303, Missed Cut

Bay Hill Invitational, March 19–22: 78–78—156, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 9–12: 79–87—166, Missed Cut

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 24–25: 67–68—135, T-11, $30,250 (with Peter Jacobsen)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 3, money $0

1999

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Jan. 20–24: 76–76–78–75—305, Missed Cut

Bay Hill Invitational, March 11–14: 78–74—152, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 8–11: 83–78—161, Missed Cut

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 23–24: 68–66—134, 12th, $30,000 (with Peter Jacobsen)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 3, money $0

2000

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Jan. 19–23: 82–79–76–77—314, Missed Cut

Bay Hill Invitational, March 16–19: 82–76—158, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 6–9: 78–82—160, Missed Cut

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 7–8: 65–65—130, T-7, $36,250 (with Peter Jacobsen)

Franklin Templeton Shootout, Nov. 17–19: 76–70–62, 12th, $42,500 (with Peter Jacobsen)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 3, money $0

2001

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Feb. 14–18: 81–79–75–71—306, Missed Cut

Bay Hill Invitational, March 15–18: 85–78—163, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 5–8: 82–76—158, Missed Cut

CVS Charity Classic, July 9–10: 61–65—126, 7 shots back of first (with Billy Andrade)

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 6–7: 68–67—135, 11th (with Peter Jacobsen)

Marconi Pennsylvania Classic, Sept. 20–23: Withdrew after two rounds

UBS Warburg Cup, Nov. 16–18: Day 1, Foursomes, Gary Player (ROW captain)–Des Smyth defeat Arnold Palmer (U.S. captain)–Mark O’Meara, 3 and 2; Day 2, Four-Ball, Player-Smyth (ROW) defeat Palmer–Dana Quigley, 2 up; Day 3, Singles, Palmer defeated Player, 2 and 1. Final team score U.S. 12½, Rest of the World 11½. Winners $150,000 each.

Hyundai Team Matches, Champions Tour, Dec. 8–9: Semifinals, Tom Watson–Andy North defeat Arnold Palmer–Bruce Fleisher, 5 and 3. Third-place match: Palmer-Fleisher defeat Gary McCord–Tom Kite, 1-up

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 4, money $0

2002

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Jan. 16–20: 78–77–80–88—323, Missed Cut

Bay Hill Invitational, March 14–17: 86, Withdrew

Masters Tournament, April 11–14: 89–85—174, Missed Cut

Fred Meyer Challenge, Aug. 5–6: 67–65—132, 11th (with Peter Jacobsen)

UBS Warburg Cup, Nov. 15–17: Day 1, Foursomes, Nick Faldo–Gary Player (ROW captain) defeat Arnold Palmer (U.S. captain)–Curtis Strange, 1 up; Day 2, Four-Ball, Palmer-Tom Watson (U.S.) defeat Player–Bernhard Langer, 3 and 2; Day 3, Singles, Player defeated Palmer, 6 and 5. Final score, United States 14½, Rest of the World 9½. Winner’s share: $150,000 per player.

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 3, money $0

2003

Bay Hill Invitational, March 20–23: 87–85—172, Missed Cut

Masters Tournament, April 10–13: 83–83—166, Missed Cut

UBS Warburg Cup, Nov. 21–23: Day 1, Foursomes, Nick Faldo–Tony Jacklin (ROW captain) defeat Arnold Palmer (U.S. captain)–Rocco Mediate, 1 up; Day 2, Four-Ball, Palmer–Curtis Strange (U.S.) defeat Jacklin-Faldo, 4 and 3; Day 3, Singles, Jacklin (ROW) defeated Palmer, 1 up. Final score, United States 12, Rest of the World 12, U.S. retains cup.

Office Depot Father-Son Challenge, Dec. 6–7: 65–67—l32, 12th, $44,000 (with grandson Sam Saunders)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 2, money $0

2004

Bay Hill Invitational, March 18–21: 88–79—167, Missed Cut (Final Bay Hill event)

Masters Tournament, April 8–11: 84–84—168, Missed Cut (Final Masters)

CVS Charity Classic, June 28–29: 64–65—129, 8th, $95,000 (with Billy Andrade)

UBS Warburg Cup, Nov. 18–21: Day 1, Foursomes, Arnold Palmer (U.S. captain)–Jay Haas halve with Gary Player (ROW captain)–Mark McNulty; Day 2, Four-Ball, Palmer-Haas (U.S.) halve with Player-McNulty; Day 3, Singles, Player (ROW) defeated Palmer, 6 and 5. Final score, United States 14, Rest of the World 10. Winning team $150,000 each.

Office Depot Father-Son Challenge, Dec. 4–5: 65–65—130, T-12, $43,000 (with grandson Sam Saunders)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 2, money $0

2005

CVS Charity Classic, June 27–28: 67–67—134, 10th, $90,000 (with Billy Andrade)

MBNA WorldPoints Father-Son Challenge, Dec. 3–4: 67–65—132, T-14, $42,250 (with grandson Sam Saunders)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 0, money $0

2006

Del Webb Father-Son Challenge, Dec. 2–3: 64–68—132, 15th, $42,000 (with grandson Sam Saunders)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 0, money $0

2007

Del Webb Father-Son Challenge, Dec. 1–2: 62–64—126, T-6 (with grandson Sam Saunders)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 0, money $0

2008

Del Webb Father-Son Challenge, Dec. 6–7: 64–64—128, T-7, $52,000 (with grandson Sam Saunders)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 0, money $0

2011

Umpqua Bank Challenge (formerly Fred Meyer Challenge), Aug. 29–30: 71–68—139, 6th (with Peter Jacobsen)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 0, money $0

2012

PNC Father-Son Challenge, Dec. 15–16: 80–76—156, 18th, $40,000 (with grandson Will Wears)

PGA Tour summary: Official events entered 0, money $0

PLAYING HIGHS AND LOWS

Lowest 18-hole score all-time: 60, Latrobe Country Club, September 12, 1969

First 18-hole score on PGA Tour: 78, Miami Open, Miami Springs Country Club, Dec. 9, 1954

Lowest 18-hole score PGA Tour: 62, Jan. 25, 1959, fourth round Thunderbird Invitational; Jan. 8, 1966, third round, Los Angeles Open

Best first round: 64, 1955 Canadian Open (Aug. 17); 1962 Phoenix Open (Feb. 8); 1970 Citrus Open (March 5); 1970 Greensboro Open (April 2); 1971 Westchester Classic (July 22)

Best second round: 63, 1961 Texas Open (April 28)

Best third round: 62, 1966 Los Angeles Open (Jan. 8)

Best fourth round: 62, 1959 Thunderbird Classic (Jan. 29)

Lowest score, first 36 holes: 67–63—130, 1961 Texas Open (April 27–28)

Lowest score, first 54 holes: 64–67–64—195, 1955 Canadian Open (Aug. 17–19)

Lowest score, 72 holes: 265, came at his first tour victory, Aug. 17–20, 1955, Canadian Open (64–67–64–70—265)

Largest margin of victory: 12 shots, Phoenix Open 1962

Most consecutive birdies: 7, 1966 Los Angeles Open, third round, January 8

Holes in one: 20, including one in Japan, four on the Champions Tour and three in PGA Tour events. Last ace was on Tuesday, November 8, 2011, a 5-iron shot on the 163-yard seventh hole of the Charger Course at Bay Hill. His first hole in one was as a high schooler at Latrobe Country Club.

PROFESSIONAL PLAYOFF RECORD (15–11)

1956—Panama Open, defeated Sam Snead on sixth hole of sudden death; Insurance City Open, defeated Ted Kroll with a birdie on second hole of sudden death

1957—Rubber City Open, defeated Doug Ford with birdie on sixth hole of sudden death

1958—Azalea Open, lost to Howie Johnson, 77–78

1959—West Palm Beach Open, defeated Gay Brewer and Pete Cooper with par on fourth hole of sudden death

1960—Houston Classic, lost to Bill Collins, 69–71; Insurance City Open, defeated Bill Collins and Jack Fleck with birdie on third hole of sudden death

1961—San Diego Open, defeated Al Balding with birdie on first hole of sudden death; Phoenix Open, defeated Doug Sanders, 67–70; “500” Festival Open, lost to Doug Ford’s birdie on second hole of sudden death

1962—Masters Tournament, won with 68 versus Gary Player (71) and Dow Finsterwald (77); Colonial National Invitation, defeated Johnny Pott, 69–73; U.S. Open, lost 71–74 to Jack Nicklaus

1963—Thunderbird Classic, defeated Paul Harney with a par on first hole of sudden death; U.S. Open, shot 76 to lose to Julius Boros (70) and Jacky Cupit (73); Cleveland Open, shot 67 to defeat Tony Lema (70) and Tommy Aaron (70); Western Open, shot 70 to defeat Julius Boros (71) and Jack Nicklaus (73)

1964—Pensacola Open, lost in playoff (72) to Gary Player (71) with Miller Barber (74); Cleveland Open, lost to birdie by Tony Lema on first hole of sudden death

1966—Bob Hope Desert Classic, lost to birdie by Doug Sanders on first hole of sudden death; Tournament of Champions, shot 69 to defeat Gay Brewer (73); U.S. Open, lost 69–73 to Billy Casper; Dunlop International, Kensington, Australia, lost to Bob Stanton on second hole of sudden death

1968—Bob Hope Desert Classic, defeated Deane Beman with par on second hole of sudden death

1970—Byron Nelson Golf Classic, lost to Jack Nicklaus with birdie on first hole of sudden death

1971—Bob Hope Desert Classic, defeated Ray Floyd with birdie on first hole of sudden death

VARDON TROPHY

Won four times for lowest scoring average on PGA Tour:

1961, 69.859, 99 rounds, 6,916 strokes; 1962, 70.271, 85 rounds, 5,973 strokes

1964, 70.010, 96 rounds, 6,721 strokes; 1967, 70.188, 85 rounds, 5,966 strokes

PALMER IN THE RYDER CUP

Two-time Captain, 2–0 Record:

Playing Captain, 1963, East Lake Country Club, Atlanta, Ga., United States 23, Great Britain 9

Nonplaying, 1975, Laurel Valley Golf Club, Ligonier, Pa., United States 21, Great Britain & Ireland 11

Six-time Player, 6–0 Team Record, His Play:

1961—OCT. 13–14, ROYAL LYTHAM & ST. ANNES, ST. ANNES, ENGLAND, UNITED STATES 11½, GREAT BRITAIN 9½

Day 1

Morning Foursomes, Arnold Palmer–Billy Casper (U.S.) defeat Dai Rees–Ken Bousfield, 2 and 1

Afternoon Foursomes, Palmer-Casper (U.S.) defeat John Panton–Bernard Hunt, 5 and 4

Day 2

Morning Singles, Palmer (U.S.) and Peter Alliss halve

Afternoon Singles, Palmer (U.S.) defeats Tom Haliburton, 2 and 1

This Match, Palmer won-loss-tied record 3–0–1.

1963—OCT. 11–13, EAST LAKE COUNTRY CLUB, ATLANTA, GA., UNITED STATES 23, GREAT BRITAIN 9

Day 1

Morning Foursomes, Brian Huggett–George Will (GB) defeat Arnold Palmer–Johnny Pott, 3 and 2

Afternoon Foursomes, Palmer–Billy Casper (U.S.) defeat Huggett-Will, 5 and 4

Day 2

Morning Four-Ball, Palmer–Dow Finsterwald (U.S.) defeat Huggett–Dave Thomas, 5 and 4

Afternoon Four-Ball, Palmer-Finsterwald (U.S.) defeat Neil Coles–Christy O’Connor Sr., 3 and 2

Day 3

Morning Singles, Peter Alliss (GB) defeats Palmer, 1 up

Afternoon Singles, Palmer (U.S.) defeats Will, 3 and 2

This Match, Palmer won-loss-tied record 4–2–0; two-match composite record 7–2–1.

1965—OCT. 7–9, ROYAL BIRKDALE GOLF CLUB, SOUTHPORT, ENGLAND, UNITED STATES 19½, GREAT BRITAIN 12½

Day 1

Morning Foursomes, Dave Thomas–George Will (GB) defeat Arnold Palmer–Dave Marr, 6 and 5

Afternoon Foursomes, Palmer-Marr (U.S.) defeat Thomas-Will, 6 and 5

Day 2

Morning Four-Ball, Palmer-Marr (U.S.) defeat Peter Alliss–Christy O’Connor Sr., 6 and 4

Afternoon Four-Ball, Alliss–O’Connor Sr. (GB) defeat Palmer-Marr, 2 up

Day 3

Morning Singles, Palmer (U.S.) defeats Jimmy Hitchcock, 3 and 2

Afternoon Singles, Palmer (U.S.) defeats Peter Butler, 2 up

This Match, Palmer won-loss-tied record 4–2–0; three-match composite record 11–4–1.

1967—OCT. 20–22, CHAMPIONS GOLF CLUB, HOUSTON, UNITED STATES 23½, GREAT BRITAIN 8½

Day 1

Morning Foursomes, Arnold Palmer–Gardner Dickinson (U.S.) defeat Peter Alliss–Christy O’Connor Sr., 2 and 1

Afternoon Foursomes, Palmer-Dickinson (U.S.) defeat Malcolm Gregson–Hugh Boyle, 5 and 4

Day 2

Afternoon Four-Ball, Palmer–Julius Boros (U.S.) defeat George Will–Boyle, 1 up

Day 3

Morning Singles, Palmer (U.S.) defeats Tony Jacklin, 3 and 2

Afternoon Singles, Palmer (U.S.) defeats Brian Huggett, 5 and 3

This Match, Palmer won-loss-tied record 5–0–0; four-match composite record 16–4–1.

1971—SEPT. 16–18, OLD WARSON COUNTRY CLUB, ST. LOUIS, UNITED STATES 18½, GREAT BRITAIN 13½

Day 1

Morning Foursomes, Arnold Palmer–Gardner Dickinson (U.S.) defeat Peter Townsend–Peter Oosterhuis, 2 up

Afternoon Foursomes, Palmer-Dickinson (U.S.) defeat Townsend-Oosterhuis, 1 up

Day 2

Morning Four-Ball, Palmer-Dickinson (U.S.) defeat Oosterhuis–Bernard Gallacher, 5 and 4

Afternoon Four-Ball, Palmer–Jack Nicklaus (U.S.) defeat Townsend–Harry Bannerman, 1 up

Day 3

Morning Singles, Palmer (U.S.) and Bannerman halve

Afternoon Singles, Oosterhuis (GB) defeats Palmer, 3 and 2

This Match, Palmer won-loss-tied record 4–1–1; five-match composite record 20–5–2.

1973—SEPT. 20–22, MUIRFIELD, SCOTLAND, UNITED STATES 19, GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND 13

Day 1

Morning Foursomes, Arnold Palmer–Jack Nicklaus (U.S.) defeat Maurice Bembridge–Eddie Polland, 6 and 5

Afternoon Four-Ball, Bembridge–Brian Huggett (GBI) defeat Palmer-Nicklaus, 3 and 1

Day 2

Morning Foursomes, Peter Oosterhuis–Tony Jacklin (GBI) defeat Palmer–Dave Hill, 2 up

Afternoon Four-Ball, Palmer–J. C. Snead (U.S.) defeat Brian Barnes–Peter Butler, 2 up

Day 3

Afternoon Singles, Oosterhuis (GBI) defeats Palmer, 4 and 2

This Match, Palmer won-loss-tied record 2–3–0.

Full six-match record: 32 matches played, 22–8–2 record (best all-time winning percentage), singles 6–3–2, Foursomes 9–3–0, Four-Ball 7–2–0, Total Points 23.

CANADA CUP/WORLD CUP/INTERNATIONAL TROPHY

JUNE 23–26, 1960, PORTMARNOCK GOLF CLUB, DUBLIN, IRELAND

Individual: 69–71–75–69—284, T-3

U.S. Team with Sam Snead: 140–139–142–144—565, 1st

NOVEMBER 8–11, 1962, JOCKEY CLUB, BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA

Individual: 68–72–69–69—278, T-2

U.S. Team with Sam Snead: 136–137–141–143—557, 1st

OCTOBER 24–28, 1963, GOLF DE SAINT-NOM-LA-BRETÈCHE, PARIS, FRANCE

Inclement weather shortened final round to nine holes

Individual: 69–70–72–34—245, T-5

U.S. Team with Jack Nicklaus: 136–142–138–66—482, 1st

DECEMBER 3–6, 1964, ROYAL KA’ANAPALI GOLF COURSE, MAUI, HAWAII

Individual: 66–67–67–78—278, 2nd

U.S. Team with Jack Nicklaus: 138–136–132–148—554, 1st

NOVEMBER 10–13, 1966, YOMIURI COUNTRY CLUB, TOKYO, JAPAN

Individual: 66–67–69–73—275, 5th

U.S. Team with Jack Nicklaus: 135–135–136–142—548, 1st

NOVEMBER 9–12, 1967, CLUB DE GOLF MEXICO, MEXICO CITY, MEXICO

Individual: 68–70–71–67—276, 1st

U.S. Team with Jack Nicklaus: 140–141–140–136—557, 1st

WORLD SERIES OF GOLF

Palmer played in three WSOGs, an unofficial 36-hole event involving the winners of the year’s major championships, held at Firestone Country Club, par-70, 7,165-yard South Course, Akron, Ohio.

September 8–9, 1962—Jack Nicklaus 66–69—135, $50,000; Arnold Palmer 65–74—139, $12,500; Gary Player 69–70—139, $12,500

September 7–8, 1963—Jack Nicklaus 70–70—140, $50,000; Julius Boros 72–69—141, $15,000; Arnold Palmer* 71–72—143, $5,000; Bob Charles 70–77—147, $5,000.

September 12–13, 1964—Tony Lema 70–68—138, $50,000; Ken Venturi 69–74—143, $15,000; Bobby Nichols 77–70–147, $5,000; Arnold Palmer 74–74—148, $5,000

*Won playoff Aug. 20 to be fourth contestant.

PGA SENIOR TOUR (CHAMPIONS)

CAREER SUMMARY

Events started, 319; cuts made, 294; firsts, 10; seconds, 7; thirds, 9; top-10 finishes, 67; top-25 finishes, 123; total money won, $1,765,795; money by year: 1980—$20,000; 1981—$55,100; 1982—$73,848; 1983—$106,590; 1984—$184,582; 1985—$137,024; 1986—$99,056; 1987—$128,910; 1988—$185,373; 1989—$119,907; 1990—$66,519; 1991—$143,967; 1992—$70,815; 1993—$106,232; 1994—$34,471; 1995—$51,526; 1996—$48,192; 1997—$29,052; 1998—$20,454; 1999—$8,185; 2000—$15,338; 2001—$4,384; 2002—$5,596; 2003—$19,311; 2004—$14,812; 2005—$15,701; 2006—$850. Note: 10 victories rank him T-30 on senior victory list, tied with five others, among them Jack Nicklaus

VICTORIES (10)

1980 Senior PGA Championship

1981 U.S. Senior Open

1982 Marlboro Classic, Denver Post Champions of Golf

1983 Boca Grove Classic

1984 Senior PGA Championship, Senior Tournament Players Championship, Quadel Senior Classic

1985 Senior Tournament Players Championship

1988 Crestar Classic

SENIOR TOUR (NON-CHAMPIONS)

VICTORIES (2)

1984 Doug Sanders Celebrity Pro-Am

1986 Unionmutual Classic

CHRYSLER CUP (RYDER CUP-STYLE SENIOR EVENT, U.S. VERSUS INTERNATIONALS)

Palmer was the U.S. captain for the five years it was played, 1986–1990, and had a 4–1 record. It was during the inaugural event at the TPC at Avenel course in Potomac, Md., that he aced the 187-yard number three hole two days in a row using the same 5-iron. Palmer’s match results:

1986 (Sept. 4–7): Final score, United States 68½, International 31½. Day 1, Four-Ball, Arnold Palmer (U.S. captain)–Gene Littler defeat Gary Player (International captain)–Bob Charles, 1 up; Day 2, Singles Match, Palmer (U.S.) defeated Harold Henning, 1 up; Day 3, Singles Stroke, Palmer (U.S.) defeated Peter Thomson, 71–73; Day 4, Stroke Play, Palmer 35–34–69, T-1. Winning team members $50,000 each.

1987 (April 2–5): Final score, International 59.5, United States 40.7. Day 1, Four-Ball, Arnold Palmer (U.S. captain)–Chi Chi Rodriguez defeated Peter Butler–Christy O’Connor, 5 and 4; Day 2, Singles Stroke, Harold Henning defeated Palmer, 72–73; Day 3, Best-Ball Stroke, Palmer–Don January 36–35—71, T-6; Day 4, Stroke Play, Palmer 74, T-12. Losing team members $25,000 each.

1988 (April 21–24): Final score, United States 55, International 45. Round 1, Four-Ball Match, Arnold Palmer (U.S. captain)–Chi Chi Rodriguez defeat Gary Player (International captain)–Bob Charles, 1-up; Round 2, Singles Match, Bruce Crampton defeats Palmer, 2 and 1; Round 3, Four-Ball Stroke, Crampton–Harold Henning defeat Palmer–Miller Barber, 64–65; Round 4, Singles Stroke, Gary Player defeated Palmer, 72–74. Winning team members $50,000 each.

1989 (April 20–23): Final score, United States 71, International 29. Round 1, Four-Ball Match, Arnold Palmer (U.S. captain)–Miller Barber halved with Gary Player–Doug Dalziel; Round 2, Singles Match, Palmer (U.S.) halved with Roberto De Vicenzo; Round 3, Four-Ball, Palmer–Dave Hill (U.S.) defeat De Vicenzo–Dalziel, 65–68; Round 4, Singles Stroke, Palmer (U.S.) defeated Bruce Devlin, 70–74. Winning team members $50,000 each.

1990 (Feb. 22–25): Final score, United States 53½, International 30½. Round 1, Four-Ball, Arnold Palmer (U.S. captain)–Orville Moody defeat Roberto De Vicenzo–Peter Thomson, 1 up; Round 2, Singles Match, canceled, weather; Round 3, Four-Ball Stroke, De Vicenzo–Harold Henning (International) defeat Palmer–Don Bies, 69–70; Round 4, Singles Stroke, Henning defeated Palmer, 70–74. Winning team members $50,000 each.

CHAMPIONS TOUR SKINS GAME

Played 20 events, 1988–1996, 1998–2008

Three-time winner: 1990, 8 skins, $240,000; 1992, 7 skins, $205,000; 1993, 6 skins, $190,000. Total money of all events: $1,265,000

DISTINCTIONS

PGA Tour leading money winner: 1958, 1960, 1962, 1963

PGA Player of Year: 1960, 1962

Vardon Trophy winner (lowest stroke average): 1961, 1962, 1964, 1967

First player on PGA Tour to win $100,000 in a season

First player on PGA Tour to win $1 million in a career

One loss as U.S. team captain (10–1–1): 2–0 Ryder Cup 1963, 1975; 1–0 Presidents Cup 1996; 3–0–1 UBS Warburg Cup 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004; 4–1 Chrysler Cup, 1986–1990 (lost in 1987).

Byron Nelson Award (most tour victories 1957, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963)

Sixth all-time in top-10 finishes in professional major championships with 38, comprising 12 in the Masters, 13 U.S. Open, 7 Open Championship and 6 in the PGA Championship. His first top-10 was in the 1955 Masters and final was the 1977 Open Championship.

CAREER ACHIEVEMENT

Halls of Fame: World Golf Hall of Fame (1974 charter member); PGA Hall of Fame (Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., 1980); American Golf (Foxburg, Pa.); Ohio Golf Hall of Fame (1992); All-American Collegiate Golf Hall of Fame—Man of Year (1984); Wake Forest; Pennsylvania; Phoenix Open; Western Pennsylvania Golf (inaugural class 2013); Northern Ohio Golf Association (2003); Southern Conference (2009 inaugural class); Westmoreland County; North Carolina; Florida Sports; Cambria County; Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League (2007 inaugural class); National High School Sports; North Florida PGA (2010); Tri-State PGA (2002)

Presidential Medal of Freedom from President George W. Bush, 2004

Congressional Gold Medal, passed by Congress and signed by President Obama in 2009

Bob Jones Award (1971, U.S. Golf Association)

Gold Tee Award (1965, Metropolitan Golf Writers Association)

William D. Richardson Award (1969, Golf Writers Association of America)

Charles Bartlett Award (1976, GWAA)

Sportsman of the Year (1960, Sports Illustrated)

Rae Hickok Belt Award for Professional Athlete of the Year 1960

Athlete of the Decade (1960s, Associated Press)

Lowman Humanitarian Award

Dapper Dan Man of Year (1960, Pittsburgh)

Wake Forest Distinguished Alumni Award (1962)

Golf Digest “Man of the Silver Era,” 1950–1975

Arthur J. Rooney Award, Catholic Youth Association (1977)

Francis Ouimet Award for Lifelong Contributions to Golf (1997 inaugural winner)

Partner in Science Award, March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation

Herb Graffis Award (1978, National Golf Foundation)

Distinguished Pennsylvanian (1980)

Walter Hagen Award (1981)

Golf Course Superintendents Association of America’s Old Tom Morris Award (1983)

Golfer of Century from the New York Athletic Club (1985)

Ellis Island Medal of Honor (1986)

Golf Digest Commemorative Tournament honoree (1987)

Order of Eagle Exemplar, U.S. Sports Academy (1989)

American Senior Golf Association National Award (1989)

Chicago District Golf Association Distinguished Service Award (1989)

Atlanta Athletic Club Sports Appreciation Trophy (1990)

World Series of Golf Ambassador of Golf Award (1991)

Bing Crosby Tournament Sponsor Award, Bay Hill Classic (1992, MGWA)

Theodore Roosevelt Award, National Collegiate Athletic Association

Outstanding American Award, Los Angeles Philanthropic Foundation (1992)

Memorial Tournament honoree (1993)

Sports Legends Award, Juvenile Diabetes Association (1993)

National Sports Award (1993)

“Good Guy” Award, American Legion National Commanders (1993)

Humanitarian Award, Variety Club International (1993)

Ford Achievement Award (1994)

PGA of America Distinguished Service Award (1994)

Latrobe Chamber of Commerce Community Service Award (1995)

Distinguished Service Award (PGA of America Tri-State Section, 1996)

Reagan Distinguished American Award (1996)

Golf Associations of Philadelphia Centennial Award (1996)

PGA Tour’s Lifetime Achievement Award (1998)

University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute Spirit of Hope Award (1998)

Lifetime Achievement Award, March of Dimes Athletic Awards (1998)

Western Pennsylvania Golf Association’s Golfer of the Century (1998)

Lifetime Achievement Award (1998, PGA Tour)

Golf World magazine’s Newsmaker of Century (1999)

American Society of Golf Course Architects Donald Ross Award (1999)

James Ewing Layman’s Award, Society of Surgical Oncology (1999)

Athletes Who Changed Game, Sports Illustrated’s 20th-Century Sports Awards (1999)

Novell Utah Showdown Dave Marr Award (2000)

Golden Anniversary Award (MGWA), presented to the Big Three—Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus—as the players who had the greatest influence on golf during the half century 1952–2001

Ike Grainger Award (USGA, 2000)

National Golf Foundation Golf Family of Year (2000)

Patriot Award, Congressional Medal of Honor Society (2000)

Payne Stewart Award (PGA Tour, 2000)

Great Ones Award, Jim Murray Memorial Foundation (2001)

National Golf Course Owners Association Award of Merit (2001)

George Bush Three Amigos Inspiration Award (2001)

Great American Award, Starkey Hearing Foundation (2003)

ASAP Sports/Jim Murray Award (2003, GWAA)

Top 10 Male Athletes of Atlantic Coast Conference 50th anniversary (2003)

Dave Marr Shell Award (2004)

Dapper Dan Lifetime Achievement Award (2005)

Portugal Order of Merit (2005)

Adelphoi USA Spirit of Hope Award (2006)

Will F. Nicholson Award for “a lifetime of dedication and commitment to the game” (2007)

Golf Coaches Association of America Lifetime Achievement Award, Hall of Fame (2008)

Northern California Section Langley Award (2008)

Woodlands Foundation Spirit of Golf Award (2008)

Boy Scout Eagle Award (2008, Central Florida Council)

Byron Nelson Prize (2009)

Golf Business Forum Lifetime Achievement Award (2009)

Children’s Miracle Network Lifetime Legacy Award (2009)

Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award (2010)

American Cancer Society Premiere Award (2010, Latrobe Country Club)

National Business Aviation Association Meritorious Service Award (2010)

Ranked by GQ magazine “one of the 25 coolest athletes of all time” (February 2011)

Champions for Babies, March of Dimes (2012)

Cessna Jet Pilots Association Hall of Honor (2014)

DeMolay International Legion of Honor (2015)

Stan Musial Lifetime Achievement Award for Sportsmanship (2015)

HONORARY DEGREES

Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, St. Vincent College

Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, Allegheny College

Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, Florida Southern University

Honorary Doctor of Laws, National College of Education

Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, Seton Hill University

Honorary Doctor of Humanities, Thiel College

Honorary Doctor of Law, University of St. Andrews

Honorary Doctor of Laws, Wake Forest University

Honorary Doctor of Public Service, Washington & Jefferson College

ARNOLD PALMER LANDMARKS

PLAQUES

Cherry Hills, Denver, first tee, in honor of his 1960 U.S. Open victory

Country Club of Detroit, in honor of his 1954 U.S. Amateur win

Royal Birkdale, 16th hole, to recognize a famous shot he hit during the 1961 Open Championship

Ignominiously, Rancho Park Golf Course, for the 12 he took on the 18th hole on January 6, 1961, in the Los Angeles Open

At Augusta National, one of the many landmarks is a Palmer plaque attached to a drinking fountain behind the 16th tee

STATUES

Laurel Valley Golf Course, Ligonier, Pa., unveiled on September 10, 2009, in honor of his 80th birthday

Wake Forest has a statue on campus at its practice facility in front of the Haddock House that depicts him posed in his follow-through.

A Palmer statue also stands at the Arnold Palmer Regional Airport and Georgia Golf Hall of Fame.

FACILITIES

The Latrobe airport is named the Arnold Palmer Regional Airport in Latrobe; it was formerly known as the Westmoreland County Airport.

The U.S. Golf Association in New Jersey has named part of its facility the United States Golf Association Museum and Arnold Palmer Center for Golf History.

When Palmer was 85, the Latrobe High School athletic building was named the Arnold Palmer Field House.

In Orlando, next to the Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies is the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children.

In La Quinta, Calif., there is the Arnold Palmer Restaurant, and a Wake Forest University residence hall is named after him.

ROADS

There are Arnold Palmer Boulevards in Louisville, Ky., and Norton, Mass., and Arnold Palmer Drives in Orlando; Raleigh, N.C.; Haymarket, Va.; Belleville, Ill.; Tucson, Ariz.; Blaine, Minn.; Gibsonia, Pa.; and Virginia Beach, Va.

The most famous Arnold Palmer Drive is in Latrobe, Pa., which is where the high school is located: 131 Arnold Palmer Drive. Off of Arnold Palmer Drive is 123 Legends Lane, the address of Arnold Palmer Enterprises. As for bodies of water, at Sedgefield Country Club, the creek on the then 16th hole in the 1972 Greater Greensboro Open was unofficially called “Arnie’s Creek” due to the triple bogey he took from it, which wiped out his two-shot lead and sent him to a tie for third.

ARNOLD PALMER COURSE DESIGN

With his main associate Ed Seay, designed more than 300 courses worldwide, including in 1981 designing Chung Shan Hot Springs, the first golf course in mainland China since World War I. According to Golf Digest, these are the top 10 Palmer-designed courses:

Tralee Golf Club, County Kerry, Ireland, 1984

Musgrove Mill Golf Club, Clinton, S.C., 1988

Old Tabby Links, Spring Island, S.C., 1992

Adios Golf Club, Coconut Creek, Fla., 1984

Tradition Golf Club, La Quinta, Calif., 1997

Dakota Dunes Country Club, S.D., 1991

Lonnie Poole Golf Course at North Carolina State, Raleigh, 2009

Aviara Golf Club, Carlsbad, Calif., 1991

Arborlinks Golf Course, Nebraska City, Neb., 2002

The Bluffs on Thompson Creek, St. Francisville, La., 1988