10 Mind-Boggling Tiger Woods PGA Tour Stats

We take a look at some of the most incredible PGA Tour stats from Tiger's career.

Mind-Boggling Tiger Woods PGA Tour Stats

We take a look at some of the most incredible PGA Tour stats from Tiger's career.

10 Mind-Boggling Tiger Woods PGA Tour Stats

We are not exaggerating when we say that some of them are mind-boggling so let's take a look at some of them.

4. Those seven tournaments are; WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational (Akron): 8, Arnold Palmer Invitational: 8, Farmers Insurance Open: 7, WGC-Mexico Championship (Doral): 7, Masters Tournament: 5, Memorial Tournament: 5, BMW Championship: 5.

6. The month Tiger has been the most successful is August with 15 wins. The only month he hasn't won a PGA Tour event is December.

7. In the 1990's he won 15 times, 56 times in the 2000's and 11 times in the 2010's.

9. Woods won 32 times in a five-year span from 1999-2003. In that same period, no other player on the PGA Tour had more than five.

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