Birdies per Round leaders — 2020-2021 season

Average number of birdies made per round.

Rank	Player	Birdies / round	Meas. rds
1	Jon Rahm	4.51	64
1	Rory McIlroy	4.51	63
3	Bryson DeChambeau	4.50	68
4	Cameron Smith	4.48	69
5	Sam Burns	4.43	73
6	Viktor Hovland	4.40	70
7	Scottie Scheffler	4.39	84
8	Webb Simpson	4.34	61
9	Justin Thomas	4.31	68
10	Jordan Spieth	4.30	74
11	Patrick Cantlay	4.29	68
12	Jason Kokrak	4.28	76
12	Xander Schauffele	4.28	63
14	Harris English	4.26	78
15	Dustin Johnson	4.25	62
16	Collin Morikawa	4.23	66
16	Daniel Berger	4.23	73
16	Patton Kizzire	4.23	91
19	Brooks Koepka	4.21	52
20	Abraham Ancer	4.20	81
20	Charley Hoffman	4.20	79
22	Cam Davis	4.17	90
23	Tony Finau	4.16	72
24	Joaquin Niemann	4.14	89
25	Doug Ghim	4.13	72
26	Aaron Wise	4.11	70
26	Cameron Tringale	4.11	82
28	Emiliano Grillo	4.10	69
29	Sebastián Muñoz	4.09	89
30	Ryan Palmer	4.08	67
30	Sungjae Im	4.08	113
32	Jhonattan Vegas	4.07	67
33	Harry Higgs	4.06	75
33	Hideki Matsuyama	4.06	84
35	Anirban Lahiri	4.03	54
36	Adam Scott	4.00	59
36	Kevin Na	4.00	78
36	Patrick Reed	4.00	66
36	Seamus Power	4.00	42
40	Corey Conners	3.99	84
40	Maverick McNealy	3.99	66
42	Kevin Streelman	3.97	84
43	James Hahn	3.96	62
43	Sepp Straka	3.96	77
43	Sergio Garcia	3.96	68
46	Joel Dahmen	3.95	66
46	Rory Sabbatini	3.95	67
48	Max Homa	3.93	67
48	Stewart Cink	3.93	78
50	Matt Fitzpatrick	3.92	53
51	Brian Harman	3.91	85
51	Cameron Champ	3.91	65
51	Peter Malnati	3.91	66
51	Shane Lowry	3.91	63
51	Tyrrell Hatton	3.91	47
56	Adam Schenk	3.90	80
56	Erik van Rooyen	3.90	68
56	Paul Casey	3.90	58
59	Carlos Ortiz	3.89	83
59	Si Woo Kim	3.89	83
59	Will Gordon	3.89	68
62	Luke List	3.88	75
62	Tom Hoge	3.88	88
64	Justin Rose	3.87	41
65	Louis Oosthuizen	3.86	60
66	Matthew Wolff	3.84	51
67	Hudson Swafford	3.83	66
67	Keith Mitchell	3.83	67
67	Lucas Glover	3.83	81
67	Pat Perez	3.83	78
71	Rafael Campos	3.82	41
71	Rob Oppenheim	3.82	56
71	Will Zalatoris	3.82	68
74	Josh Teater	3.81	33
75	Talor Gooch	3.80	83
76	Roger Sloan	3.79	62
76	Ryan Armour	3.79	67
78	Branden Grace	3.78	63
78	Hank Lebioda	3.78	54
80	Keegan Bradley	3.77	78
81	Alex Noren	3.76	74
81	Harold Varner III	3.76	79
83	Satoshi Kodaira	3.75	62
83	Scott Piercy	3.75	68
85	Brian Stuard	3.74	88
85	Matt NeSmith	3.74	80
85	Patrick Rodgers	3.74	78
88	Brandt Snedeker	3.73	72
88	Russell Henley	3.73	78
88	Sam Ryder	3.73	68
91	Chesson Hadley	3.72	58
91	Chris Kirk	3.72	75
91	Kevin Kisner	3.72	69
91	Nick Taylor	3.72	83
91	Phil Mickelson	3.72	61
91	Rickie Fowler	3.72	65
97	Gary Woodland	3.71	58
98	Billy Horschel	3.69	69
98	Scott Brown	3.69	64
98	Ted Potter, Jr.	3.69	58
101	Danny Willett	3.68	28
101	Matt Jones	3.68	84
103	Zach Johnson	3.67	76
104	Cameron Percy	3.66	60
104	Lanto Griffin	3.66	80
104	Mackenzie Hughes	3.66	76
107	Beau Hossler	3.65	70
107	Joseph Bramlett	3.65	56
107	Nelson Ledesma	3.65	35
110	Charl Schwartzel	3.64	75
110	K.H. Lee	3.64	93
110	Kramer Hickok	3.64	56
113	Bronson Burgoon	3.63	56
113	Ian Poulter	3.63	55
113	Kevin Tway	3.63	51
116	Brendon Todd	3.62	71
116	Chase Seiffert	3.62	56
118	Jim Herman	3.61	59
118	Mark Hubbard	3.61	89
120	Camilo Villegas	3.60	65
121	Bubba Watson	3.59	60
121	Vince Whaley	3.59	58
123	Andrew Landry	3.58	61
123	Andrew Putnam	3.58	74
123	Ben Martin	3.58	34
123	J.B. Holmes	3.58	44
123	Martin Laird	3.58	69
123	Matt Kuchar	3.58	59
123	Matt Wallace	3.58	38
130	Adam Long	3.57	71
130	Brice Garnett	3.57	69
130	Michael Thompson	3.57	68
130	Russell Knox	3.57	80
130	Tyler McCumber	3.57	54
135	Ben Taylor	3.56	31
135	Danny Lee	3.56	57
137	David Hearn	3.55	46
137	Denny McCarthy	3.55	80
137	J.T. Poston	3.55	79
137	Marc Leishman	3.55	63
137	Mark Anderson	3.55	34
142	Brandon Hagy	3.54	58
142	Brendan Steele	3.54	67
144	Aaron Baddeley	3.52	36
144	Tommy Fleetwood	3.52	47
146	Wyndham Clark	3.51	71
147	Bill Haas	3.50	31
147	Kristoffer Ventura	3.50	52
149	Bo Hoag	3.49	75
149	Bo Van Pelt	3.49	55
149	Robby Shelton	3.49	71
149	Vaughn Taylor	3.49	62
153	Jason Day	3.48	56
153	Lee Westwood	3.48	51
153	Michael Gligic	3.48	60
153	Richy Werenski	3.48	83
153	Ryan Brehm	3.48	35
158	Adam Hadwin	3.47	79
158	Scott Stallings	3.47	68
160	Chez Reavie	3.46	71
160	J.J. Spaun	3.46	52
160	Troy Merritt	3.46	80
163	Rhein Gibson	3.45	38
163	Robert Streb	3.45	70
165	C.T. Pan	3.44	65
166	Doc Redman	3.43	69
166	Jason Dufner	3.43	74
168	John Huh	3.41	51
168	Nate Lashley	3.41	59
168	Tom Lewis	3.41	70
171	Byeong Hun An	3.40	70
172	Dylan Frittelli	3.39	60
172	Sebastian Cappelen	3.39	38
174	Michael Gellerman	3.36	31
175	Austin Cook	3.35	65
176	Charles Howell III	3.34	53
176	Xinjun Zhang	3.34	50
178	D.J. Trahan	3.33	46
178	Grayson Murray	3.33	36
178	Scott Harrington	3.33	63
178	Sean O'Hair	3.33	44
182	Tyler Duncan	3.31	76
183	Hunter Mahan	3.30	41
183	Kyle Stanley	3.30	74
185	Henrik Norlander	3.27	75
186	Sung Kang	3.26	75
187	Rafa Cabrera Bello	3.24	60
188	Brian Gay	3.19	62
188	Fabián Gómez	3.19	34
190	Luke Donald	3.16	45
191	Chris Baker	3.15	38
192	K.J. Choi	3.13	43
193	Jimmy Walker	3.11	63
194	Michael Kim	3.07	54
195	Nick Watney	2.98	42
196	Martin Trainer	2.95	48

Average birdies made per round, most first; it measures opportunity as much as quality. Values and ranksare the Tour's published figures for the 2020-2021 season; OTIS applies no minimum of its own, because a season figure exists only for players the Tour qualified for one. Sourcing is described in the methodology; the stat is defined in the glossary.

What this leaderboard ranks

Birdies per Round for the 2020-2021 PGA Tour season, highest first. Average birdies made per round, most first; it measures opportunity as much as quality. The table lists 196 players — every player the Tour published a 2020-2021figure for — with each name linking to that player's full profile, where the same figure sits in their season table beside every other season they played. Values and ranksare the Tour's published season statistics, restated: nothing on this page is computed, estimated or projected by OTIS. The 2020-2021 season is complete, so these are its published figures rather than a snapshot in motion.

How the Tour's ranks and ties work

The number in the first column is the Tour's published rank for the season, not a list position. Players the Tour ranks level share the same number, so the column can repeat itself, and the list is ordered by that rank first and by the value second. This is the reverse of the career and green-type boards, where the site declines to invent a tie-break and numbers straight down the list: here a competition rank exists and is published, so it is shown as published. When two players share a rank, the value column separates them only if their figures differ at the precision the Tour prints, and where they do not, the order between them is alphabetical and means nothing.

Coverage and eligibility

A player appears here when the Tour published a 2020-2021season figure for them, and not otherwise. OTIS applies no minimum of its own, because a season figure exists only for players the Tour qualified for one: a player without the qualifying rounds has no published figure, so there is nothing to rank. The measured-rounds column shows how many shot-tracked rounds sit behind each row, and it is worth reading before the value — the same figure means more over a full season than over a few weeks. Where the figure is published but the rounds count is not, that column shows a dash rather than a guess. Players who played the season without meeting the Tour's threshold are absent, not shown at zero.

Common questions

Who leads the PGA Tour in Birdies per Round in 2020-2021?

Jon Rahm leads the 2020-2021 Birdies per Round board with 4.51 birdies per round, per the Tour's published season figures and rank. The full list of 196 players is on this page, each linked to their profile.

Is the first column the Tour's rank or a list position?

The Tour's published rank. Players the Tour ranks level share a number, and the list is ordered by that rank first and the value second.

Why is a player missing from this leaderboard?

Because the Tour published no 2020-2021 Birdies per Round figure for them. OTIS applies no minimum of its own; a player who did not meet the Tour's threshold for a season statistic has nothing to rank and is left out rather than shown at zero.

Where do these figures come from?

They are the PGA Tour's published season statistics, restated without adjustment or recalculation. The same value appears in the player's season table on their profile, and the methodology page describes the sourcing.

Sourcing is set out on the methodology page; every stat name is defined in the glossary.