History - Records & Statistics

Eagle, Birdie Leaders Most Eagles, Field, One Tournament Most Eagles, Field, One Round Most Eagles, Field, One Tournament, One Round Most Eagles Career Two Eagles Most Eagles, One Tournament, Individual Eagles, Consecutive Holes Consecutive Eagles, Same Hole Two Eagles, Par 4 Holes, One Tournament Most Birdies Most Consecutive Birdies Birdies to Win Masters Birdies to Win Masters, Final Putt  Most Eagles, Field, One Tournament 37, 1991  Most Eagles, Field, One Round 15, 1997 (second round) Most Eagles, Field, One Tournament, One Hole 18 on No. 15, 1991  Most Eagles, Career 24, Jack Nicklaus (3 on Par 4s, 21 on Par 5s) 22, Raymond Floyd  Two Eagles One Hole (Par 4), One Tournament Jack Nicklaus, 1995, first round, No. 5; third round, No. 5  Most Eagles, One Tournament, Individual 4, Bruce Crampton, 1974; first round, No. 13; third and fourth rounds, No. 15; fourth round, No. 3 3 by 13 players  Eagles, Consecutive Holes Dan Pohl, 1982, third round, Nos. 13, 14  Consecutive Eagles, Same Hole 17 Players (two on No. 2, nine on No. 13, seven on No. 15)  Two Eagles, Par 4 Holes, One Tournament Brett Ogle, 1993, No. 3 (first round), No. 14 (third round) Jack Nicklaus, 1995, No. 5 (first and third rounds) Brandt Jobe, 2006, No. 10 (second round), No. 7 (fourth round)  Most Birdies Career 506, Jack Nicklaus One Round 10, Nick Price (63), 1986, (third round) Two Consecutive Rounds 16, Tiger Woods, 2005 (middle two) Three Consecutive Rounds 21, Tiger Woods, 2005 (last three) Tournament 25, Phil Mickelson, 2001 24, Jose Maria Olazabal, 1991 24, Tiger Woods, 2005 23, Seve Ballesteros, 1980 23, Tommy Nakajima, 1991 23, Raymond Floyd, 1992 23, David Duval, 2001 23, Tiger Woods, 2001 22, Ben Hogan, 1953 22, Jack Nicklaus, 1965 22, Raymond Floyd, 1976 22, Nick Faldo, 1996 22, Tom Watson, 1997 22, Jim Furyk, 2001  Most Consecutive Birdies 7, Steve Pate, 1999, third round, starting with No. 7 7, Tiger Woods, 2005, third round, starting with No. 7 6, Johnny Miller, 1975, third round, starting with No. 2 6, Mark Calcavecchia, 1992, fourth round, starting with No. 13 6, David Toms, 1998, fourth round, starting with No. 12  Birdies to Win Masters, Final Putt Arnold Palmer, 1960 (birdied Nos. 17 and 18) Sandy Lyle, 1988 Mark O'Meara, 1998 (birdied Nos. 17 and 18) Phil Mickelson, 2004  Birdies to Win Masters Art Wall, 1959 Arnold Palmer, 1960 Gary Player, 1978 Sandy Lyle, 1988 Mark O'Meara, 1998 Phil Mickelson, 2004

Holes-in-One/Double Eagles Par 3 Contest Scoring Statistics Eagle, Birdie Leaders All-Time Cum. Stats Tournament Decided By Career Scoring Averages Runners-Up/Leaders Cut Information Top Finishers Tournaments Entered Highest & Lowest Scores