Age: 55
Height: 5’10”
Residence: Glendale, CA
Joined Tour: 2006
Years on Tour: 19
Career Stats:
Tournaments Played: 120
Victories: 23 (6 Majors)
Griffith Observatory Championship: 2017, 2022
The Masters: 2007, 2017
MGM Grand Tour Match Play Invitational: 2009, 2013
Tour Championship: 2011, 2023
Tournament Of Champions: 2024
Hooter Team Play Championship: 2008, 2011, 2012, 2023
Survivor Challenge: 2015
Manhattan Beach Championship: 2011, 2013, 2014
Players Championship: 2013
Devil Ball Shootout: 2009, 2017, 2022
Captain & PIG: 2008
All Star Shootout: 2006
Player of the Year ranking:
2006: 5th/17 (1 win)
2007: 2nd/16 (1 win)
2008: 2nd/17 (2 wins)
2009: 8th/17 (2 wins)
2010: 7th/17
2011: 2nd/16 (3 wins)
2012: 13th/15 (1 win)
2013: 2nd/15 (3 wins)
2014: 4th/15 (1 win)
2015: 2nd/16 (1 win)
2016: 13th/16
2017: 4th/13 (3 wins)
2018: 7th/11
2019: 2nd/11
2020: Covid year
2021: no rankings
2022: 5th/10 (2 wins)
2023: 6th/9 (2 wins)
Record in match play: 22-12
Lowest Round Par-27: 31 (2nd round 2011 Manhattan Beach Championship)
Lowest Round Par-29: 36 (’06 & ’07 Masters Qualifier)
Lowest Rounds Masters: 69* (2007); front 9: 35 (2007); back 9: 34 (2007)
Lowest Round: Griffith Observatory Championship (par-33): 41 (2022)
* – Tour record
Record in playoffs: 2-3
2022 Tour Championship: lost tie break to Walter Vargas
2017 Masters: defeated Patrick Bird and Martin Witt on 1st hole of sudden death
2009 Devil Ball Shootout: defeated Armen Grigorian on 1st hole of sudden death
2008 Griffith Observatory Championship: lost to Armen Grigorian in putt-off
2007 Match Play: lost to Armen Grigorian on 2nd hole of sudden death
Career Highlights:
2023: Played in 4 of 7 events, posting 2 victories for the 2nd season in a row… Won the Tour Championship for the 2nd time in his career, 12 years after his first. It was his first win in a major since the 2017 Masters; he had finished no worse than 4th in his 8 starts in a major since that Masters win. It was the 22nd win of his career, 6th in a major; won the $11 birdie pot (rolled over from the Griffith Observatory Championship) with a birdie on the par-4 6th; the $11 moved him past brother Walter into 3rd on the all-time birdie pool earnings list. Carded a tournament-high 9 bogeys. Became the 4th different winner in the Tour’s four visits to Westchester… With partner Gerry Vaughan won the Hooters Championship. He last won the Hooters 11 years ago when he repeated with partner Martin Witt. With his wins in ’08, ’11, ’12, and ’23 joins 4 others for 2nd most Hooters wins. He and Vaughan were 3rd after the front 9, then made a 5-point improvement highlighted by 2 straight pars to end their round; paired with Vaughan once before in 2016 (5th); it was his 4th top-3 finish in his last 4 Hooters starts… As defending Devil Ball Champion his team did not make the championship round but he tied for 2nd best round overall… As defending champion finished last at the Griffith Observatory Championship, carding the 2nd worst score of his career at Roosevelt.
2022: Played in 5 of 8 events posting 2 wins and four top-3 finishes; his 2 victories marked the 6th multi-win season of his career (first since 2017)… Won the Devil Ball Shootout for the 3rd time, adding to his 2009 and 2017 titles; the victory ended a 14-tournament winless streak, his last win coming in 2017 (Griffith Observatory Championship)… Became the 3rd golfer with 20 or more victories after winning the Griffith Observatory Championship; it was his 2nd Astronomer’s Monument trophy in the last 4 editions of the tournament. Par’d the 6th hole for the first time; his 41 established a new career-best round at Roosevelt; his previous best score (42) resulted in a win in 2017 and a runner-up finish in 2008 (he lost in a sudden death playoff); the tournament was his 110th career start… Finished runner-up in the Tour Championship, losing the tie-breaker (lowest cumulative gross on holes 9 and 10) to brother Walter; carded a tournament-high 6 pars… Finished 4th at the Masters for the 3rd straight time, his 5th fourth place finish in 14 career Masters starts. Carded the top score (+1) including a birdie on 14 over Devil’s Gulch (13-14-15). Split the $12 birdie pot (rolled over from Devil Ball)… Made his 2022 season debut at the Match Play Invitational, his first Tour start since March 1, 2020 (Charly Classic). As the #5 seed defeated #4 Tim Joe in the first round then lost to #1 Chris Moawad in the semi-finals 3and2 (dropping to 2-3 lifetime versus Moawad); established a new Tour record with his 10th final four appearance… Qualified for, but did not play, the Tournament of Champions; the 5th such time he qualified but did not start.
2021: Did not play the Tour Championship, the lone event of the season.
2020: Played 1 tournament in the Covid-affected season… Finished a career-best T2 in the Charly Classic, his first Charly Classic appearance in 5 years.
2019: Completed his 14th season, playing in 6 of 7 tournaments. Despite a 2nd straight season without a win finished the year ranked #2, his highest finish since 2015 when he also finished 2nd. This season marked the 6th time in his 14-year career he finished as the #2 player… Devil Ball marked the 100th start of his career; finished 2nd, his 3rd top-2 finish in his last 4 Devil Ball starts… As the #4 seed defeated #5 Gerry Vaughan in a sudden death playoff in the first round of the Match Play Invitational. After Vaughan squared the match on the final hole, responded with an excellent approach shot in sudden death that landed inches from the hole; played in his 9th Final Four, tying him with Armen Grigorian for most career Final Four appearances. Lost to eventual champion Chris Moawad 1-down. It was their 3rd career semi-final match against one another, dropping his record to 1-2 (2-2 overall) against Moawad… Finished 3rd at the Tour Championship, his best result in his last 5 Tour Championship starts. It was his 6th consecutive top-4 finish in a major… Was 4th at the Masters for the second straight year; his 38 was his best back-9 in his last 11 starts, best since his record-setting 34 in 2007; 3rd straight year carding a sub 40 back-9; posted best Devil’s Gulch (13-14-15) score (+4) for the second straight year… Paired with Tim Joe for the first time at the Hooters, finishing 3rd (out of 3 teams)… In January became the 2nd MGM Tour member to turn 50.
2018: Played in 5 of 6 tournaments but failed to register a win for just the 3rd time in his 13-year career… Finished 4th in both majors: As defending champion at the Masters carded a tournament-high 7 bogeys; posted his 2nd straight sub-80 round after 7 straight years of plus 80 scores; made his first start at the Tour Championship in 3 years; carded a tournament-high 9 bogeys… Finished 2nd with teammate Patrick Bird at the Hooters; it was the first time in their careers to be paired together… As defending Devil Ball champion, finished 4th (up 1 spot after Patrick Bird withdrew from the championship round); posted the best gross score but his team missed the championship round by 1 point… As defending champion shot a career-worst 60 at the Griffith Observatory Championship; it was the 2nd time in his last 3 starts at Roosevelt that he carded a pair of 10’s… Missed the Charly Classic for the 3rd straight year; it remains the only tournament needed for him to complete the career slam in wins.
2017: A year after the worst season of his career, led the Tour in wins (3). Despite missing 3 tournaments, he was victorious in 3 of his 5 regular season starts for an impressive .600 winning percentage; it marked the third 3-win season of his career. He ended the season victorious in 3 of his last 4 starts… In just his 2nd Devil Ball start in the last 6 years, won for the 2nd time, 8 years after his first victory; the tournament was the 90th of his career… Won the Masters for the 2nd time, 10 years after his first title. Defeated Patrick Bird and Martin Witt on the first hole of sudden death with a birdie putt (which also earned him the $10 birdie pool). Carded a 78, his best Masters score in his last 8 starts, and first sub-80 round since 2008; carded a tournament-high 6 pars. Joined Chris Moawad, Armen Grigorian, Walter Vargas, and John Mann on the list of 2-time Masters winners; the win was his 5th major title. His Devil Ball and Masters victories marked the 3rd 2-tournament winning streak of his career… Won the Griffith Observatory Championship for the first time in his career after carding a 42, matching his 9-year old career best score at Roosevelt; his tournament-high 3 pars matched his Griffith personal best. The win leaves the Charly Classic for him to complete the career slam in victories… With partner Clint Crump finished T-3rd at the Hooters… Missed both the Tour Championship and Charly Classic for the 2nd year in a row, the latter for the 3rd time in the past 5 years… Did not play the Survivor due to illness, missing the tournament for the first time in his career; it marked the last tournament he had yet to miss in his career… Finished 4th in the Tournament of Champions.
2016: Made a career low 4 starts, matching his worst season (2012) in which he also finished ranked 13th… As defending champion was the 3rd man out in the Survivor Challenge after his tee shot in a playoff with Clint Crump found the street… Made his season debut at the Hooters, making his 85th career start… Missed the Match Play Invitational for the first time in his career, having played 10 straight years… 2016 marked his first season without a win since 2010, ending a streak of 5 straight seasons with at least 1 victory.
2015: Member of the famed 2006 rookie class celebrating 10 years on the MGM Tour… Recorded a Tour high 5 top-3’s… Finished the year ranked #2 for the 5th time in his career, 3rd time in the past 5 years… Won the Survivor Challenge for the first time in his career; was involved in 4 playoffs, including a double playoff with defending and 3-time champion Chris Moawad; defeated John Mann on the final hole; the win increased his streak to 5 straight seasons with at least 1 victory on Tour and ended a 13-tournament winless streak. He now needs just the Griffith Observatory Championship and the Charly Classic to complete the career slam… Finished T2 in the Masters, his best finish in his last 4 Masters starts; it was his 2nd straight top-3 finish in a major; was 1 of only 3 with a birdie; the tournament marked his 80th career start… Reached the Final Four of the Match Play Invt’l for the 8th time in his 10 year career (he would lose to eventual champion Nik Freitas 2-down). His quarterfinal win against Martin Witt made him the 2nd golfer on Tour to reach the 20-win mark in match play… Finished runner-up in the Griffith Observatory Championship, his best finish since finishing 2nd in 2008. His runner-up finish continued an upward trend since missing the 2012 edition (knee surgery): T-5th in 2013, T-3rd, in 2014. Carded a tournament-high 3 pars, and had best gross (46)… Finished T2 in the Devil Ball Shootout, his 3rd straight runner-up finish of the season; his +2 Devil ball score was the best of the field… T4 in the Charly Classic; had the day’s best gross after carding a new Whitsett round career best (32), going 2 strokes better than his previous best, established last year; had 1 of 2 birdies on the day (split $10); tied for tournament high pars (4)… Played in 8 of 9 regular season tournaments… Played in the Tournament of Champions for the first time since 2011. As he did in 2011 finished T-2nd.
2014: Played in 8 of 9 regular season tournaments. Recorded 4 top-3 finishes and finished the year ranked 4th… Won the season opening Manhattan Beach Championship for a record 3rd time in the last 4 years. The win made it his 4th straight season of at least one victory… Finished a career-best T-3rd in the Charly Invt’l, shooting a new personal best Whitsett round 34… In his 70th career start finished 3rd at the Hooters; he and teammate Ed Quiroz were 1 of only 2 teams to avoid scoring negative points… At the Griffith Observatory Championship, had his best score (44) and finish (T3) in his last 5 starts; broke his streak of 8’s on the 6th (3 years in a row) and 8th (4 years) with a pair of bogeys… Had a tournament-high 6 pars at the Masters and was 1 of 3 golfers to go sub-40 on the back-9. His 80 (he finished 5th) was his best round since 2008 when he shot 77… As defending champion with a first round bye, lost his first match to eventual winner Travois Gordón in the Match Play Invt’l… Had knee surgery for the 2nd time in 3 years, forcing him to miss the Devil Ball Shootout… Returned to action at the Survivor where he finished 6th in an 11-man field… The Tour Championship marked the 75th start of his career; carded 1 of the 2 birdies of the day to split the $24 birdie pool with Chris Moawad… Missed the Tournament of Champions with a bad back… Was unable to defend his Players Championship title when the tournament was canceled.
2013: Recorded a 3-win season (a feat only 3 others have accomplished) for the 2nd time in the past 3 years. It was the 4th multi-win season of his 8-year career. Finished no worse than 5th in any tournament he played in… Won the Match Play Invt’l (his 4th career Major) for the 2nd time (2009). As a #9 seed defeated P-Jay Fidler on the final hole… Won the season-opening Manhattan Beach Championship for the 2nd time in the past 3 years. Carded a tournament-high 7 pars. The tournament was the 60th of his career… Won The Players Championship in Las Vegas. The back-to-back victories (Match Play and Players) marked the 2nd time in his career (2009) he recorded a 2-tournament winning streak… Finished a career best 3rd in the Survivor… His tie for 5th at the Griffith Observatory Championship was his best finish in his last 4 starts at Roosevelt… Broke 40 on the front-9 of The Masters for the first time in 4 years. The tournament was the 65th of his career… Finished runner up for Player of the Year for a Tour record 4th time… Sits tied for 2nd on the Tour’s all-time career wins list (13)… Qualified for, but did not play in the Tournament of Champions… Played in 8 of 10 regular season tournaments (finishing in the top-3 four times).
2012: Recorded his 10th career win when he and partner Martin Witt successfully defended their 2011 Hooters title. The pair became the first team in the Hooters’ 9-years to repeat as champions. They also set a record for most points (under the present points format). Individually it was his 3rd career Hooters victory, 2nd most in tournament history… Failed to reach the Final Four of the Grand Lux for the first time in his 7-year career… Tied for 2nd in the inaugural B3P4 in Las Vegas… Played just 1 tournament the 2nd half of the season due to complications from knee surgery… His 10 victories has him tied for 3rd on the all time wins list… Qualified for, but did not play the Tournament of Champions (knee)… Played in 6 of 10 regular season tournaments.
2011: Won 3 tournaments, joining Armen Grigorian and Chris Moawad as the only golfers on Tour to win 3 times in a single season (Walter Vargas would later become the 4th)…Won his 3rd Major after claiming the new, more challenging Tour Championship. Tied for best gross and was 1 of only 3 golfers to shoot a sub-40 round (back-9 38)…Won the season-opening Manhattan Beach Championship, tying the tournament record low round when he shot 31 in the 2nd round…In hurricane-like conditions won (with partner Martin Witt) his 2nd Hooters Team Play Championship…Made it to his 6th straight Grand Lux Final Four (has never failed to make it to the semi-finals)…Had his best finish at the Charly Invt’l, finishing tied for 4th…Played in the Tournament of Champions for the first time in 3 years. Finished tied for 2nd, 1 stroke out of first…Ended the season as the Tour’s #2 ranked golfer for the 3rd time in the last 5 years… Played in all 9 regular season tournaments.
2010: Missed the first 3 tournaments of the season recovering from a broken finger…Finished tied for 2nd in the Masters, his best finish since his 2007 victory…Appeared in his 5th Grand Lux Final Four (has never failed to make it to the semi-finals) but lost to eventual winner Armen Grigorian…Had his best finish at the Survivor Challenge (5th)…Matched his career best par-27 round when he shot 33 on front-9 of the Tour Championship…Played in 6 of 9 tournaments.
2009: Posted back-to-back wins by taking the Grand Lux Match Play Invt’l and Devil Ball Shootout. The Grand Lux was the 2nd Major of his career, placing him 3rd on the all-time Majors list. His 10-3 record in match play put him 2nd on the all-time match play wins list. Has made the Final Four every season (4) since joining the Tour…He and his teams qualified for the Championship Round of the Devil Ball Shootout for the 2nd straight year…His two victories this season moved him past Clint Crump and into 2nd on the all-time career wins list…Qualified for the Tournament of Champions for the 3rd straight year…Played in all 9 tournaments.
2008: Posted 2 victories and a total of 4 top-3 finishes…For the 2nd straight year, finished runner-up for Player of the Year… Won the season opening Captain & PIG, and with teammate John Frost captured the Hooters Team Play Championship for his 4th career win on Tour… Made his 3rd straight final four appearance in the Grand Lux Match Play Invt’l…Finished 2nd in the Griffith Observatory Championship, losing to Armen Grigorian in a playoff…Tied for 3rd in the Devil Ball Shootout after his team qualified for the Championship Round…Played in all 9 tournaments plus the Tournament of Champions in which he finished 4th.
2007: Won the Masters for his first career individual-play victory. His winning score of 69 produced three new Masters records: lowest gross (69), lowest front-9 gross (35), and most pars (9)…Finished runner-up in the Grand Lux Match Play Invt’l, losing on the 2nd sudden death playoff hole…Set a new Tour Championship record front-9 score with his 34…Played in all 9 tournaments plus the Tournament of Champions (delayed until January 2008) in which he finished 5th.
2006: Made his Tour debut in the season-opening Captain & PIG. Shot an impressive 33 (1 off the best score of the day) and was the only rookie to post positive points in the points-based tournament…Won his first two matches in the Grand Lux Match Play Invt’l (both against veterans) before losing in the semi-finals to Armen Grigorian, the eventual winner…Finished 4th in the Masters, his 75 the 3rd best debut…As a member of Team East won the All Star Shootout for his first Tour victory…Finished 2nd for Rookie of the Year…1 of only 4 golfers to play in all 8 tournaments.
HISTORICALS
MANHATTAN BEACH CHAMPIONSHIP
| Year (field) | Finish |
|---|---|
| 2009 (14) 2010 (13) 2011 (12) 2012 (13) 2013 (10) 2014 (13) 2015 (10) 2016 (7) | 10th DNP (broken finger) [ WINNER ] 9th [ WINNER ] [ WINNER ] T-7th DNP |
CHARLY CLASSIC
| Year (field) | Finish |
|---|---|
| 2006 (12) 2007 (13) 2008 (13) 2009 (13) 2010 (12) 2011 (14) 2012 (14) 2013 (7) 2014 (12) 2015 (10) 2016 (8) 2017 (8) 2018 (7) 2019 (9) 2020 (6) | T-6th 13th T-11th T-10th DNP (broken finger) T-4th T-10th DNP T-3rd T-4th DNP DNP DNP DNP T-2nd |
HOOTERS TEAM PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP
| Year (field) | Finish | Course |
|---|---|---|
| 2006 (7) 2007 (6) 2008 (6) 2009 (7) 2010 (6) 2011 (7) 2012 (7) 2013 (6) 2014 (6) 2015 (5) 2016 (6) 2017 (6) 2018 (4) 2019 (3) 2020 2021 2022 2023 (4) 2024 (2) | T-5th with teammate Travois Gordón 6th with teammate Cary Sachs [ WINNER ] with teammate John Frost 7th with teammate John Frost DNP (broken finger) [ WINNER ] with teammate Martin Witt [ WINNER ] with teammate Martin Witt 5th with teammate Martin Witt 3rd with teammate Ed Quiroz DNP 5th with teammate Gerry Vaughan T-3rd with teammate Clint Crump 2nd with teammate Patrick Bird 3rd with teammate Tim Joe no tournament (Covid) no tournament (Covid) DNP [ WINNER ] with teammate Gerry Vaughan 2nd with teammate Gerry Vaughan | Arroyo Seco, South Pas DeBell, Burbank Arroyo Seco, South Pas Van Nuys DeBell, Burbank Verdugo Hills Verdugo Hills DeBell, Burbank Van Nuys Heroes, Westwood Arroyo Seco, South Pas DeBell, Burbank Arroyo Seco, South Pas Arroyo Seco, South Pas - - Heartwell, Long Beach Heartwell, Long Beach Heartwell, Long Beach |
MGM MATCH PLAY INVITATIONAL
| Year (field) | Finish |
|---|---|
| 2006 (16) 2007 (12) 2008 (16) 2009 (12) 2010 (12) 2011 (14) 2012 (13) 2013 (15) 2014 (14) 2015 (12) 2016 (8) 2017 (11) 2018 2019 (8) 2020 2021 2022 (6) 2023 (6) 2024 (5) | Lost in Semi-Finals Lost in FINALS (2nd hole, sudden death) Lost in Semi-Finals [ WINNER ] Lost in Semi-Finals Lost in Semi-Finals Lost in 2nd Round [ WINNER ] Lost in quarterfinals (1st rd. bye) Lost in Semi-Finals DNP Lost in 1st Round no tournament Lost in Semi-Finals no tournament no tournament Lost in Semi-Finals DNP DNP |
THE PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP
| Year (field) | Finish | Course |
|---|---|---|
| 2012 (14) 2013 (7) 2014 | 12th [ WINNER ] - | Las Vegas: Angel Park, Cloud 9 Las Vegas: Angel Park, Mountain CANCELLED |
GRIFFITH OBSERVATORY CHAMPIONSHIP
| Year (field) | Finish |
|---|---|
| 2007 (12) 2008 (11) 2009 (16) 2010 (16) 2011 (14) 2012 (11) 2013 (12) 2014 (11) 2015 (9) 2016 (9) 2017 (6) 2018 (7) 2019 (6) 2020 2021 2022 (6) 2023 (6) 2024 (5) | 5th 2nd (lost playoff) T-12th 11th 13th DNP (knee surgery) T-5th T-3rd 2nd 9th [ WINNER ] 7th 4th no tournament no tournament [ WINNER ] 6th DNP |
MASTERS (10-man field)
| Year | Finish |
|---|---|
| 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 | 4th [ WINNER ] T-5th 11th (11 man field) T-2nd 10th DNP (knee surgery) 4th T-5th T-2nd 7th (of 8) [ WINNER ] (1st sudden death hole) 4th (of 8) 4th (of 9) DNP no tournament 4th (of 6) DNP DNP |
DEVIL BALL SHOOTOUT
| Year (field) | Finish | Course |
|---|---|---|
| 2007 2008 2009 2010 (15) 2011 (12) 2012 (12) 2013 (8) 2014 (11) 2015 (10) 2016 (8) 2017 (8) 2018 (8) 2019 (8) 2020 2021 2022 (6) 2023 (8) | Missed Cut 3rd [ WINNER ] (sudden death) 10th 7th DNP (knee) DNP DNP (knee) T-2nd DNQ [ WINNER ] 4th 2nd (cancelled) (cancelled) [ WINNER ] T-5th | Altadena & Los Feliz Altadena & Los Feliz Altadena & Los Feliz Alhambra DeBell, Burbank Eaton Canyon, Pasadena Alhambra DeBell, Burbank Santa Anita Altadena Alhambra Woodley Lakes DeBell, Burbank - - Los Amigos, Downey Alondra |
SURVIVOR CHALLENGE
| Year (field) | Finish |
|---|---|
| 2006 (11) 2007 (13) 2008 (16) 2009 (14) 2010 (10) 2011 (9) 2012 (12) 2013 (10) 2014 (11) 2015 (10) 2016 (10) 2017 (8) | 8th 6th 10th 13th 5th 7th 6th 3rd 6th [ WINNER ] 8th DNP |
TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP
| Year (field) | Finish | Course |
|---|---|---|
| 2006 (11) 2007 (13) 2008 (12) 2009 (8) 2010 (12) 2011 (14) 2012 (13) 2013 (10) 2014 (13) 2015 (8) 2016 (7) 2017 (5) 2018 (7) 2019 (6) 2020 (9) 2021 (6) 2022 (6) 2023 (5) 2024 (4) | T-11th 4th 6th 6th T-5th [ WINNER ] DNP (knee) 5th T-5th 7th DNP DNP 4th 3rd DNP DNP 2nd (lost tie break) [ WINNER ] 2nd | Verdugo Hills * Verdugo Hills Verdugo Hills Verdugo Hills Verdugo Hills ** El Cariso, Sylmar Scholl Canyon, Glendale Vista Valencia, Valencia Westchester El Cariso, Sylmar Vista Valencia, Valencia Westchester El Cariso, Sylmar Penmar by the Sea, Venice Vista Valencia, Valencia Westchester Chester Washington Westchester Westchester |
* – beginning in 2006, tournament was expanded to 18 holes
** – format changed to stroke play
TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS
| Year (field) | Finish | Course |
|---|---|---|
| 2006 (6) 2007 (5) 2008 (6) 2009 (6) 2010 (6) 2011 (5) 2012 (8) 2013 (5) 2014 (5) 2015 (6) 2016 (6) 2017 (4) 2018 (4) 2019 (4) 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 (4) | DNQ 5th 4th Qualified, DNP (finger) DNQ T-2nd Qualified, DNP (knee) Qualified, DNP Qualified, DNP (back) T-2nd DNQ 4th DNQ DNQ cancelled, Covid no tournament Qualified, DNP combined with 2024 [ WINNER ] | The Lakes @ El Segundo The Lakes @ El Segundo The Lakes @ El Segundo Terranea, Palos Verdes Terranea, Palos Verdes Terranea, Palos Verdes Terranea, Palos Verdes Terranea, Palos Verdes Terranea, Palos Verdes Terranea, Palos Verdes Terranea, Palos Verdes Terranea, Palos Verdes Terranea, Palos Verdes Terranea, Palos Verdes - - Terranea, Palos Verdes - Terranea, Palos Verdes |
Performance In Majors
| YEAR | TOURNAMENT | RESULT |
|---|---|---|
| 2006 | Match Play | T-3rd |
| 2006 | The Masters | 4th |
| 2006 | Tour Championship | T-11th |
| 2007 | Match Play | 2nd |
| 2007 | The Masters | [ WINNER ] |
| 2007 | Tour Championship | 4th |
| 2008 | Match Play | T-3rd |
| 2008 | The Masters | T-5th |
| 2008 | Tour Championship | 6th |
| 2009 | The Masters | 11th |
| 2009 | Match Play | [ WINNER ] |
| 2009 | Tour Championship | 6th |
| 2010 | The Masters | T-2nd |
| 2010 | Match Play | T-3rd |
| 2010 | Tour Championship | T-5th |
| 2011 | Match Play | T-3rd |
| 2011 | The Masters | 10th |
| 2011 | Tour Championship | [ WINNER ] |
| 2012 | Match Play | Lost in Quarterfinals |
| 2012 | The Masters | DNP |
| 2012 | Tour Championship | DNP |
| 2013 | Match Play | [ WINNER ] |
| 2013 | The Masters | 4th |
| 2013 | Tour Championship | 5th |
| 2014 | Match Play | Lost in Quarterfinals |
| 2014 | The Masters | T-5th |
| 2014 | Tour Championship | T-5th |
| 2015 | Match Play | T-3rd |
| 2015 | The Masters | T-2nd |
| 2015 | Tour Championship | 7th |
| 2016 | Match Play | DNP |
| 2016 | The Masters | 7th (of 8) |
| 2016 | Tour Championship | DNP |
| 2017 | Match Play | Lost in 1st round |
| 2017 | The Masters | [ WINNER ] |
| 2017 | Tour Championship | DNP |
| 2018 | Match Play | cancelled |
| 2018 | The Masters | 4th |
| 2018 | Tour Championship | 4th |
| 2019 | The Masters | 4th |
| 2019 | Match Play | T-3rd |
| 2019 | Tour Championship | 3rd |
| 2020 | Tour Championship | DNP |
| 2020 | The Masters | DNP |
| 2021 | Tour Championship | DNP |
| 2022 | Match Play | T-3rd |
| 2022 | The Masters | 4th |
| 2022 | Tour Championship | 2nd |
| 2023 | Match Play | DNP |
| 2023 | The Masters | DNP |
| 2023 | Tour Championship | [ WINNER ] |
| 2024 | Match Play | T-3rd |
| 2024 | The Masters | DNP |
| 2024 | Tour Championship | 2nd |
42 starts
6 wins
5 runner-up finishes
9 3rd place finishes