Driving Distance leaders — 2019-2020 season

Average drive length in yards, measured on two holes per round chosen to face opposite wind directions.

Rank	Player	Yards	Meas. rds
1	Bryson DeChambeau	322.1	62
2	Cameron Champ	322.0	61
3	Ryan Brehm	315.3	32
4	Rory McIlroy	314.0	51
5	Grayson Murray	313.8	31
6	Brandon Hagy	312.8	36
7	Jason Kokrak	312.4	51
8	Sam Burns	312.0	55
9	Matthew Wolff	311.6	63
10	Bubba Watson	311.0	57
10	Dustin Johnson	311.0	47
12	Tyler McCumber	310.2	38
13	Tony Finau	309.8	59
14	Tommy Fleetwood	309.6	28
15	Jhonattan Vegas	309.0	37
16	Scottie Scheffler	308.9	70
17	Will Gordon	308.8	22
18	Patrick Rodgers	308.5	75
19	Adam Scott	308.1	30
20	Cam Davis	308.0	46
21	Luke List	307.8	59
22	Jon Rahm	307.6	57
23	Paul Casey	307.2	44
24	Scott Harrington	307.1	54
25	Brooks Koepka	307.0	38
26	Beau Hossler	306.6	49
27	Sergio Garcia	305.8	32
28	Byeong Hun An	305.7	60
28	Kristoffer Ventura	305.7	28
30	Gary Woodland	305.4	53
30	Xander Schauffele	305.4	61
32	Wyndham Clark	305.1	46
33	Seamus Power	304.5	21
34	Hideki Matsuyama	304.4	61
35	Justin Thomas	304.2	58
36	Kevin Tway	303.8	35
37	Sebastian Cappelen	303.7	35
38	Brendan Steele	303.6	56
39	Sung Kang	303.4	62
40	Patrick Cantlay	303.1	44
41	Sepp Straka	302.7	62
42	Lanto Griffin	302.5	80
43	Nick Watney	302.3	36
43	Sebastián Muñoz	302.3	78
45	Martin Laird	302.1	29
45	Martin Trainer	302.1	39
47	Adam Schenk	302.0	55
47	Danny Lee	302.0	55
49	Cameron Tringale	301.9	53
49	Harold Varner III	301.9	57
49	Keith Mitchell	301.9	50
52	Peter Uihlein	301.8	33
53	Joaquin Niemann	301.7	65
53	Matt Wallace	301.7	40
55	Jordan Spieth	301.6	47
55	Lucas Glover	301.6	50
55	Tyrrell Hatton	301.6	34
55	Zack Sucher	301.6	24
59	Aaron Wise	301.5	34
59	Phil Mickelson	301.5	38
61	Danny Willett	301.2	32
62	Charles Howell III	301.1	50
63	Harry Higgs	301.0	69
63	Keegan Bradley	301.0	57
65	Harris English	300.9	68
65	Vince Whaley	300.9	28
67	Kevin Chappell	300.6	32
67	Max Homa	300.6	57
69	Sungjae Im	300.5	79
70	Carlos Ortiz	300.3	65
71	Daniel Berger	300.2	56
72	Louis Oosthuizen	300.1	40
73	Cameron Smith	299.8	55
74	Jason Day	299.7	40
75	Justin Rose	299.6	33
76	Shane Lowry	299.4	36
77	Billy Horschel	299.3	59
77	Joseph Bramlett	299.3	39
77	Ryan Palmer	299.3	59
77	Viktor Hovland	299.3	58
81	Dominic Bozzelli	299.0	24
82	Corey Conners	298.7	62
82	Mackenzie Hughes	298.7	62
84	Michael Gligic	298.4	34
85	Nelson Ledesma	298.2	24
85	Talor Gooch	298.2	75
87	Richy Werenski	298.1	49
87	Si Woo Kim	298.1	60
89	Jimmy Walker	298.0	41
90	Rhein Gibson	297.8	34
91	Sam Ryder	297.7	56
92	D.J. Trahan	297.6	33
92	Scott Stallings	297.6	53
94	Abraham Ancer	297.5	56
95	Doc Redman	297.4	70
95	J.J. Spaun	297.4	48
97	Branden Grace	297.3	33
97	Collin Morikawa	297.3	71
97	Matt Jones	297.3	64
100	Scott Piercy	297.2	50
101	Maverick McNealy	296.6	58
101	Nick Taylor	296.6	50
101	Robby Shelton	296.6	57
104	Charley Hoffman	296.5	48
105	K.H. Lee	296.4	54
106	Russell Knox	296.3	49
107	Webb Simpson	296.2	51
108	Alex Noren	296.0	45
108	Chesson Hadley	296.0	46
108	Doug Ghim	296.0	28
108	Patrick Reed	296.0	65
112	Marc Leishman	295.8	52
113	Emiliano Grillo	295.7	48
113	Stewart Cink	295.7	45
115	Joel Dahmen	295.4	63
116	Ben Taylor	295.2	28
117	Cameron Percy	295.0	33
117	Matt NeSmith	295.0	54
119	Rickie Fowler	294.9	41
120	Patton Kizzire	294.8	47
121	Bo Hoag	294.7	49
121	Hank Lebioda	294.7	41
121	Matt Fitzpatrick	294.7	44
124	Bronson Burgoon	294.6	45
125	Anirban Lahiri	294.4	23
126	Bill Haas	294.3	34
127	Adam Hadwin	294.0	54
127	Josh Teater	294.0	27
129	Kevin Streelman	293.9	57
130	Austin Cook	293.8	48
130	Denny McCarthy	293.8	65
130	Xinjun Zhang	293.8	59
133	James Hahn	293.7	27
133	Rafa Cabrera Bello	293.7	39
133	Robert Streb	293.7	32
136	Michael Gellerman	293.5	30
137	Mark Anderson	293.1	37
138	Brian Harman	293.0	71
139	Kramer Hickok	292.8	36
140	Matt Every	292.3	41
141	Henrik Norlander	292.1	56
142	Adam Long	292.0	71
143	Troy Merritt	291.8	55
144	Bo Van Pelt	291.7	31
145	Roger Sloan	291.5	38
146	Chase Seiffert	291.3	36
146	Dylan Frittelli	291.3	68
148	Brice Garnett	290.6	45
149	Bud Cauley	290.5	58
149	Wes Roach	290.5	22
151	Tom Hoge	290.4	66
152	Pat Perez	290.3	40
153	J.T. Poston	290.2	63
153	Ted Potter, Jr.	290.2	34
155	Mark Hubbard	290.1	73
155	Russell Henley	290.1	58
157	Ryan Moore	289.9	34
158	Andrew Landry	289.7	56
159	Chris Baker	289.5	33
160	Fabián Gómez	289.2	39
160	Kevin Kisner	289.2	56
162	Brandt Snedeker	288.5	50
162	Brian Gay	288.5	50
162	Scott Brown	288.5	50
165	Michael Thompson	288.4	56
166	Peter Malnati	287.6	47
167	C.T. Pan	287.0	43
167	Chris Stroud	287.0	36
167	Nate Lashley	287.0	45
170	Kevin Na	286.9	59
171	Ian Poulter	286.8	38
172	Arjun Atwal	286.5	20
173	Tyler Duncan	286.3	70
174	Jason Dufner	286.2	56
175	Zach Johnson	285.9	54
176	Jim Herman	285.6	52
177	Kyle Stanley	285.1	43
178	Aaron Baddeley	284.9	37
179	Tim Wilkinson	284.7	32
180	Chez Reavie	284.4	57
181	Rob Oppenheim	284.2	45
182	Ryan Armour	284.1	45
183	Graeme McDowell	283.9	37
183	Rory Sabbatini	283.9	50
185	Ben Martin	283.6	22
186	Matt Kuchar	282.9	49
187	Brendon Todd	282.7	75
188	David Hearn	281.8	36
189	Vaughn Taylor	281.6	44
190	Brian Stuard	281.5	64
191	Zac Blair	280.9	50
192	Jim Furyk	280.2	36
193	Andrew Putnam	277.9	32

Average drive length in yards on the two measured holes per round, longest first. 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 Distance for the 2019-2020 PGA Tour season, highest first. Average drive length in yards on the two measured holes per round, longest first. 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 Distance in 2019-2020?

Bryson DeChambeau leads the 2019-2020 Driving Distance board with 322.1 yards, per the Tour's published season figures and rank. The full list of 193 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 2019-2020 Driving Distance 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.