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Driving Accuracy leaders — 2019-2020 season
Percentage of tee shots that finish in the fairway.
Share of tee shots on par 4s and 5s that finish in the fairway; higher is more fairways, which is not automatically better golf. Values and ranksare the Tour's published figures for the 2019-2020 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
Driving Accuracy for the 2019-2020 PGA Tour season, highest first. Share of tee shots on par 4s and 5s that finish in the fairway; higher is more fairways, which is not automatically better golf. The table lists 193 players — every player the Tour published a 2019-2020figure 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 2019-2020 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 2019-2020season 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 Driving Accuracy in 2019-2020?
Is the first column the Tour's rank or a list position?
Why is a player missing from this leaderboard?
Where do these figures come from?
Sourcing is set out on the methodology page; every stat name is defined in the glossary.
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