Lee Trevino
PGA Tour playoff record (5–5)
No.
Date
Tournament
Winning score
To par
Margin of victory
Runner(s)-up
1
Jun 16, 1968
U.S. Open
69-68-69-69=275
−5
4 strokes
United States Jack Nicklaus
2
Nov 10, 1968
Hawaiian Open
68-71-65-68=272
−16
2 strokes
United States George Archer
3
Feb 23, 1969
Tucson Open Invitational
67-70-68-66=271
−17
7 strokes
United States Miller Barber
4
Feb 15, 1970
Tucson Open Invitational (2)
66-68-72-69=275
−13
Playoff
United States Bob Murphy
5
Mar 29, 1970
National Airlines Open Invitational
69-66-68-71=274
−14
Playoff
United States Bob Menne
6
Apr 25, 1971
Tallahassee Open Invitational
69-67-69-68=273
−15
3 strokes
United States Jim Wiechers
7
May 30, 1971
Danny Thomas Memphis Classic
66-66-69-67=268
−12
4 strokes
United States Lee Elder, United States Hale Irwin, United States Randy Wolff, United States Jerry Heard
8
Jun 21, 1971
U.S. Open (2)
70-72-69-69=280
Even
Playoff
United States Jack Nicklaus
9
Jul 4, 1971
Canadian Open
73-68-67-67=275
−13
Playoff
United States Art Wall, Jr.
10
Jul 10, 1971
The Open Championship
69-70-69-70=278
−14
1 stroke
Taiwan Lu Liang-Huan
11
Oct 31, 1971
Sahara Invitational
69-72-73-66=280
−8
1 stroke
United States George Archer
12
May 21, 1972
Danny Thomas Memphis Classic (2)
70-72-72-67=281
−7
4 strokes
United States John Mahaffey
13
Jul 15, 1972
The Open Championship (2)
71-70-66-71=278
−6
1 stroke
United States Jack Nicklaus
14
Sep 4, 1972
Greater Hartford Open Invitational
64-68-72-65=269
−15
Playoff
United States Lee Elder
15
Sep 17, 1972
Greater St. Louis Golf Classic
65-68-66-70=269
−11
1 stroke
United States Deane Beman
16
Feb 25, 1973
Jackie Gleason Inverrary- National Airlines Classic
69-69-69-72=279
−9
1 stroke
United States Forrest Fezler
17
Mar 11, 1973
Doral-Eastern Open
64-70-71-71=276
−12
1 stroke
Australia Bruce Crampton, United States Tom Weiskopf
18
Mar 31, 1974
Greater New Orleans Open
67-68-67-65=267
−21
8 strokes
South Africa Bobby Cole, United States Ben Crenshaw
19
Aug 11, 1974
PGA Championship
73-66-68-69=276
−4
1 stroke
United States Jack Nicklaus
20
Mar 9, 1975
Florida Citrus Open
69-66-70-71=276
−12
1 stroke
United States Hale Irwin
21
May 16, 1976
Colonial National Invitation
68-64-68-73=273
−7
1 stroke
United States Mike Morley
22
Jul 24, 1977
Canadian Open (2)
67-68-71-74=280
−8
4 strokes
England Peter Oosterhuis
23
May 14, 1978
Colonial National Invitation
66-68-68-66=268
−12
4 strokes
United States Jerry Heard, United States Jerry Pate
24
Jun 24, 1979
Canadian Open (3)
67-71-72-71=281
−3
3 strokes
United States Ben Crenshaw
25
Mar 23, 1980
Tournament Players Championship
68-72-68-70=278
−10
1 stroke
United States Ben Crenshaw
26
Jun 29, 1980
Danny Thomas Memphis Classic (3)
67-68-68-69=272
−16
1 stroke
United States Tom Purtzer
27
Sep 21, 1980
San Antonio Texas Open
66-67-67-65=265
−15
1 stroke
United States Terry Diehl
28
Apr 19, 1981
MONY Tournament of Champions
67-67-70-69=273
−15
2 strokes
United States Raymond Floyd
29
Aug 19, 1984
PGA Championship (2)
69-68-67-69=273
−15
4 strokes
South Africa Gary Player, United States Lanny Wadkins
At the age of 44, Trevino won his sixth and final major at the PGA Championship in 1984, with a 15-under-par score of 273, becoming the first player to shoot all four rounds under 70 in the PGA Championship.
Trevino won at the PGA Championship in 1984, with a 15-under-par score of 273.
Trevino won at the PGA Championship in 1984, with a 15-under-par score of 273.
Trevino won at the PGA Championship in 1984, with a 15-under-par score of 273.
Trevino won at the PGA Championship in 1984, with a 15-under-par score of 273.
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