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The 2001 PGA Tour season was played from January 3 to November 4. The season consisted of 47 official money events, with two events cancelled due to the terrorist attacks on September 11 . Tiger Woods won the most tournaments (five) and there were 10 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 2001 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 .
Date
Tournament
Location
Winner
Score
1st prize ($ )
Jan 7
WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship Australia Steve Stricker (3)2&1
1,000,000
Jan 14
Mercedes Championships Hawaii Jim Furyk (6)274 (−18)
630,000
Jan 15
Touchstone Energy Tucson Open Arizona Garrett Willis (1)273 (−15)
540,000
Jan 21
Sony Open in Hawaii Hawaii Brad Faxon (7)260 (−20)
720,000
Jan 28
Phoenix Open Arizona Mark Calcavecchia (11)256 (−28)
720,000
Feb 4
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am California Davis Love III (14)272 (−16)
720,000
Feb 11
Buick Invitational California Phil Mickelson (18)269 (−19)
630,000
Feb 18
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic California Joe Durant (2)324 (−36)
630,000
Feb 25
Nissan Open California Robert Allenby (3)276 (−8)
612,000
Mar 4
Genuity Championship Florida Joe Durant (3)270 (−18)
810,000
Mar 11
Honda Classic Florida Jesper Parnevik (5)270 (−18)
576,000
Mar 18
Bay Hill Invitational Florida Tiger Woods (25)273 (−15)
630,000
Mar 26
The Players Championship Florida Tiger Woods (26)274 (−14)
1,080,000
Apr 1
BellSouth Classic Georgia Scott McCarron (3)280 (−8)
594,000
Apr 8
Masters Tournament Georgia Tiger Woods 272 (−16)
1,008,000
Apr 16
WorldCom Classic - The Heritage of Golf South Carolina José Cóceres (1)273 (−11)
630,000
Apr 22
Shell Houston Open Texas Hal Sutton (14)278 (−10)
612,000
Apr 29
Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic North Carolina Scott Hoch (9)272 (−16)
630,000
May 6
Compaq Classic of New Orleans Louisiana David Toms (5)266 (−22)
720,000
May 13
Verizon Byron Nelson Classic Texas Robert Damron (1)263 (−17)
810,000
May 20
MasterCard Colonial Texas Sergio García (1)267 (−13)
720,000
May 28
Kemper Insurance Open Maryland Frank Lickliter (1)268 (−16)
630,000
Jun 3
The Memorial Tournament Ohio Tiger Woods (28)271 (−17)
738,000
Jun 10
FedEx St. Jude Classic Tennessee Bob Estes (2)267 (−17)
630,000
Jun 18
U.S. Open Oklahoma Retief Goosen 276 (−4)
900,000
Jun 25
Buick Classic New York Sergio García (2)268 (−16)
630,000
Jul 1
Canon Greater Hartford Open Connecticut Phil Mickelson (19)264 (−16)
558,000
Jul 8
Advil Western Open Illinois Scott Hoch (10)267 (−21)
648,000
Jul 15
Greater Milwaukee Open Wisconsin Shigeki Maruyama (1)266 (−18)
558,000
Jul 22
The Open Championship (British Open)England David Duval 274 (−10)
858,300
Jul 22
B.C. Open New York Jeff Sluman (5)266 (−22)
360,000
Jul 29
John Deere Classic Illinois David Gossett (1)265 (−19)
504,000
Aug 5
The International Colorado Tom Pernice, Jr. (2)34 (Stableford )
720,000
Aug 12
Buick Open Michigan Kenny Perry (4)263 (−25)
558,000
Aug 19
PGA Championship Georgia David Toms 265 (−15)
936,000
Aug 26
Reno-Tahoe Open Nevada John Cook (11)271 (−17)
540,000
Aug 26
WGC-NEC Invitational Ohio Tiger Woods (29)268 (−12)
1,000,000
Sep 2
Air Canada Championship Canada Joel Edwards (1)265 (−19)
612,000
Sep 9
Bell Canadian Open Canada Scott Verplank (4)266 (−14)
684,000
Sep 16
Tampa Bay Classic Florida cancelled due to terrorist attacks on 9/11 (450,000)
Sep 16
WGC-American Express Championship Missouri cancelled due to terrorist attacks on 9/11 (1,000,000)
Sep 23
Marconi Pennsylvania Classic Pennsylvania Robert Allenby (4)269 (−19)
594,000
Sep 30
Texas Open at LaCantera Texas Justin Leonard (6)266 (−18)
540,000
Oct 7
Michelob Championship at Kingsmill Virginia David Toms (7)269 (−15)
630,000
Oct 14
Invensys Classic at Las Vegas Nevada Bob Estes (3)329 (−30)
810,000
Oct 21
National Car Rental Golf Classic Disney Florida José Cóceres (2)265 (−23)
612,000
Oct 28
Buick Challenge Georgia Chris DiMarco (2)267 (−21)
612,000
Nov 4
Southern Farm Bureau Classic Mississippi Cameron Beckman (1)269 (−19)
432,000
Nov 4
The Tour Championship Texas Mike Weir (3)270 (−14)
900,000
Source:[ 1]
Location of tournaments
Location of official tournaments of the
2001 PGA Tour in the continental United States and Canada.
Players &
Majors World Golf Championships Regular events
Alternate events
Tour Championship
Leaders
Scoring Average leaders
Source:[ 2]
Money List leaders
Rank
Player
Country
Earnings ($ )
Events
Wins
1
Tiger Woods United States 5,687,777
19
5
2
Phil Mickelson United States 4,403,883
23
2
3
David Toms United States 3,791,595
28
3
4
Vijay Singh Fiji 3,440,829
26
0
5
Davis Love III United States 3,169,463
20
1
Source:[ 3]
Career Money List leaders
Rank
Player
Country
Earnings ($ )
Wins
1
Tiger Woods United States 26,191,227
29
2
Davis Love III United States 17,994,690
14
3
Phil Mickelson United States 17,837,998
19
4
David Duval United States 15,312,553
13
5
Scott Hoch United States 14,553,202
10
Source:[ 4]
Awards
References
External links
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Players & Majors
World Golf Championships
Regular events
Alternate events
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United States
Spain
Fiji