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Stats season in review by the numbers

The best statistics in driving, putting, approach shots and around the green

September 17, 2014

By Bill Cooney, PGATOUR.COM

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The 2013-14 PGA TOUR season is complete, meaning the numbers from all 45 official events and 900 holes have been tallied. Here's a look at some of the more interesting numbers from the season. The following scoring and putting statistics only take into account stroke-play events, meaning the WGC-Match Play Championship and the Barracuda Championship are excluded. All other statistics only factor in the golf courses where ShotLink is available.

SCORING BREAKDOWN

Score

Par 3s

Par 4s

Par 5s

Total

1

17

0

0

17

2

9,038

203

2

9,243

3

47,945

28,782

1,068

77,795

4

11,516

121,556

20,526

153,598

5

1,207

32,704

26,792

60,703

6

115

3,859

4,500

8,474

7

21

390

708

1,119

8

5

76

85

166

9

0

14

11

25

10

0

0

5

5

11

0

0

2

2

12

0

1

0

1

Notes

-- There were 17 official holes in one on the PGA TOUR this season and 19 overall (two came at the Barracuda Championship, where ShotLink is not used) -- all on par 3s. For more visit our Quicken Loans hole in one page by clicking here.

-- There were two double eagles this season. Trevor Immelman carded an albatross on the par-5 13th hole at Travelers Championship while James Hahn carded the other on the ninth hole at the Sony Open in Hawaii.

-- John Daly recorded the highest score of the season with a 12 during the second round of the Valspar Championship on the par-4 16th hole. It marked the 16th time Daly recorded a double-digit score on TOUR. There were also a pair of 11s. Bubba Watson carded an 11 on the par-5 sixth hole at the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard while Brett Rumford had an 11 at the par-5 10th hole at the WGC-Cadillac Championship.

-- There were a total of 1,288 eagles this season, 58,346 birdies, 196,293 pars, 48,720 bogeys, 5,774 double bogeys, 590 triples, 108 quads, 24 5-overs, two 6-overs and one 8-over.

PUTTING BREAKDOWN

Putt

Number

Zero Putts

3,455

One-putts

121,199

Two-putts

177,183

Three-putts

9,143

Four-putts

157

Five-putts

7

Six-putts

4

DRIVING

Stat

Leader

Mark (TOUR average)

Driving Distance (measured)

Bubba Watson

314.3 (288.8)

Driving Distance (All Drives)

Bubba Watson

305.1 (281.6)

Driving Pct 300+

Bubba Watson

61.9% (23.3%)

Driving Accuracy

David Toms

75.5% (61.3%)

APPROACH SHOTS

Stat

Leader

Mark (TOUR average)

Greens in Regulation

Chad Campbell

72.4% (64.1%)

Proximity to the Hole

Tim Clark

31'-10" (35-10)

Fairway Proximity

Dustin Johnson

27'-9" (31-10)

Rough Proximity

Jamie Lovemark

36'-7" (44-0)

Approaches outside of 200 yards

Graham DeLaet

41'-1" (50-3)

Approaches 175-200

Angel Cabrera

28'-7" (34-1)

Approaches 150-175

Hideki Matsuyama

23'-6" (28-0)

Approaches 125-150

Jason Day

18'-7" (23-0)

Approaches inside of 125 yards

Justin Leonard

15'-6" (18-10)

SCRAMBLING

Stat

Leader

Mark (TOUR average)

Sand Saves

Bill Haas

62.2% (49.4%)

Sand Save Proximity

Mike Weir

6'-9" (9-5)

Scrambling

Jim Furyk

69.3% (57.4%)

Scrambling Proximity

Jim Furyk

6'-1" (8-7)

See the rest of the article at: http://www.pgatour.com/statsreport/2014/09/17/stats-season-review-by-the-numbers.html

Scott

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