2002 PGA Tour

The 2002 PGA Tour season was played from January 3 to November 4. The season consisted of 49 official money events. Tiger Woods won the most tournaments, five, and there were 18 first-time winners. The tournament results, leaders, and award winners are listed below.

Tournament results

The following table shows all the official money events for the 2002 season. "Date" is the ending date of the tournament. The numbers in parentheses after the winners' names are the number of wins they had on the tour up to and including that event. Majors are shown in bold.

DateTournamentLocationWinnerScore1st prize ($)
Jan 6Mercedes ChampionshipsHawaiiSpain Sergio García (3)274 (−18)720,000
Jan 14Sony Open in HawaiiHawaiiUnited States Jerry Kelly (1)266 (−14)720,000
Jan 20Bob Hope Chrysler ClassicCaliforniaUnited States Phil Mickelson (20)330 (−30)720,000
Jan 27Phoenix OpenArizonaUnited States Chris DiMarco (3)267 (−17)720,000
Feb 3AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-AmCaliforniaUnited States Matt Gogel (1)274 (−14)720,000
Feb 10Buick InvitationalCaliforniaSpain José María Olazábal (6)275 (−13)648,000
Feb 17Nissan OpenCaliforniaUnited States Len Mattiace (1)269 (−15)666,000
Feb 24Touchstone Energy Tucson OpenArizonaCanada Ian Leggatt (1)268 (−20)540,000
Feb 24WGC-Accenture Match Play ChampionshipCaliforniaUnited States Kevin Sutherland (1)1 up1,000,000
Mar 3Genuity ChampionshipFloridaSouth Africa Ernie Els (9)271 (−17)846,000
Mar 10Honda ClassicFloridaUnited States Matt Kuchar (1)269 (−19)630,000
Mar 17Bay Hill InvitationalFloridaUnited States Tiger Woods (30)275 (−13)720,000
Mar 24The Players ChampionshipFloridaNew Zealand Craig Perks (1)280 (−8)1,080,000
Mar 31Shell Houston OpenTexasFiji Vijay Singh (10)266 (−22)720,000
Apr 7BellSouth ClassicGeorgiaSouth Africa Retief Goosen (2)272 (−16)684,000
Apr 14Masters TournamentGeorgiaUnited States Tiger Woods (31)276 (−12)1,008,000
Apr 21WorldCom Classic - The Heritage of GolfSouth CarolinaUnited States Justin Leonard (7)270 (−14)720,000
Apr 28Greater Greensboro Chrysler ClassicNorth CarolinaUnited States Rocco Mediate (5)272 (−16)684,000
May 5Compaq Classic of New OrleansLouisianaSouth Korea K.J. Choi (1)271 (−17)810,000
May 12Verizon Byron Nelson ClassicTexasJapan Shigeki Maruyama (2)266 (−14)864,000
May 19MasterCard ColonialTexasZimbabwe Nick Price (18)267 (−13)774,000
May 26The Memorial TournamentOhioUnited States Jim Furyk (7)274 (−14)810,000
Jun 2Kemper Insurance OpenMarylandUnited States Bob Estes (4)273 (−11)648,000
Jun 9Buick ClassicNew YorkUnited States Chris Smith (1)272 (−12)630,000
Jun 16U.S. OpenNew YorkUnited States Tiger Woods (32)277 (−3)1,000,000
Jun 23Canon Greater Hartford OpenConnecticutUnited States Phil Mickelson (21)266 (−14)720,000
Jun 30FedEx St. Jude ClassicTennesseeUnited States Len Mattiace (2)266 (−18)684,000
Jul 7Advil Western OpenIllinoisUnited States Jerry Kelly (2)269 (−19)720,000
Jul 14Greater Milwaukee OpenWisconsinUnited States Jeff Sluman (6)261 (−23)558,000
Jul 21The Open Championship (British Open)ScotlandSouth Africa Ernie Els (10)278 (−6)1,106,140
Jul 21B.C. OpenNew YorkUnited States Spike McRoy (1)269 (−19)378,000
Jul 28John Deere ClassicIllinoisUnited States J. P. Hayes (2)262 (−22)540,000
Aug 4The InternationalColoradoUnited States Rich Beem (2)44 (Stableford)810,000
Aug 11Buick OpenMichiganUnited States Tiger Woods (33)271 (−17)594,000
Aug 18PGA ChampionshipMinnesotaUnited States Rich Beem (3)278 (−10)990,000
Aug 25Reno-Tahoe OpenNevadaUnited States Chris Riley (1)271 (−17)540,000
Aug 25WGC-NEC InvitationalWashingtonAustralia Craig Parry (1)268 (−16)1,000,000
Sep 1Air Canada ChampionshipCanadaUnited States Gene Sauers (3)269 (−15)630,000
Sep 8Bell Canadian OpenCanadaUnited States John Rollins (1)272 (−16)720,000
Sep 15SEI Pennsylvania ClassicPennsylvaniaUnited States Dan Forsman (5)270 (−14)594,000
Sep 22Tampa Bay ClassicFloridaSouth Korea K.J. Choi (2)267 (−17)468,000
Sep 22WGC-American Express ChampionshipIrelandUnited States Tiger Woods (34)263 (−25)1,000,000
Sep 29Valero Texas OpenTexasUnited States Loren Roberts (8)261 (−19)630,000
Oct 6Michelob Championship at KingsmillVirginiaUnited States Charles Howell III (1)270 (−14)666,000
Oct 13Invensys Classic at Las VegasNevadaNew Zealand Phil Tataurangi (1)330 (−29)900,000
Oct 20Disney Golf ClassicFloridaUnited States Bob Burns (1)263 (−25)666,000
Oct 27Buick ChallengeGeorgiaUnited States Jonathan Byrd (1)261 (−27)666,000
Nov 3The Tour ChampionshipGeorgiaFiji Vijay Singh (11)268 (−12)900,000
Nov 4Southern Farm Bureau ClassicMississippiEngland Luke Donald (1)201 (−15)468,000

Source:[1]

Leaders

Scoring Average leaders

RankPlayerCountryAverage
1Tiger Woods United States68.56
2Vijay Singh Fiji69.47
3Ernie Els South Africa69.50
4Phil Mickelson United States69.58
5Nick Price Zimbabwe69.59

Source:[2]

Money List leaders

RankPlayerCountryEarnings ($)EventsWins
1Tiger Woods United States6,912,625185
2Phil Mickelson United States4,311,971262
3Vijay Singh Fiji3,756,563282
4David Toms United States3,459,739270
5Ernie Els South Africa3,291,895182

Source:[3]

Career Money List leaders

RankPlayerCountryEarnings ($)Wins
1Tiger Woods United States33,103,85234
2Phil Mickelson United States22,149,96921
3Davis Love III United States20,050,85014
4Vijay Singh Fiji18,281,01511
5Nick Price Zimbabwe16,648,33718

Source:[4]

Awards

AwardWinnerCountry
Money winner (Arnold Palmer Award)Tiger Woods United States
PGA Player of the YearTiger Woods United States
PGA Tour Player of the Year (Jack Nicklaus Trophy)Tiger Woods United States
Scoring leader (PGA – Vardon Trophy)Tiger Woods United States
Scoring leader (PGA Tour – Byron Nelson Award)Tiger Woods United States
Rookie of the YearJonathan Byrd United States
Comeback Player of the YearGene Sauers United States

References

  1. "2002 Schedule". PGA Tour.
  2. "Scoring Average – 2002". PGA Tour.
  3. "Money Leaders – 2002". PGA Tour.
  4. "Career Money Leaders – 2002". PGA Tour.
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