Par-5 Scoring leaders — 2013 season

Average score on par-5 holes, where pros make their biggest gains (tour average is under par).

Rank	Player	Par-5 avg	Meas. rds
1	Keegan Bradley	4.51	72
2	Steve Stricker	4.52	35
3	Matt Kuchar	4.54	69
4	Henrik Stenson	4.57	44
4	Rory Sabbatini	4.57	72
4	Sergio Garcia	4.57	47
4	Tiger Woods	4.57	43
8	Adam Scott	4.58	44
8	Charl Schwartzel	4.58	54
8	Peter Hanson	4.58	33
8	Roberto Castro	4.58	84
12	Brendon de Jonge	4.59	97
12	Graham DeLaet	4.59	81
12	Kevin Stadler	4.59	69
15	Boo Weekley	4.60	83
15	Jason Day	4.60	61
15	Jason Kokrak	4.60	72
15	Justin Rose	4.60	46
15	Phil Mickelson	4.60	57
15	Ryan Palmer	4.60	69
15	Steven Bowditch	4.60	58
15	Vaughn Taylor	4.60	40
23	Aaron Baddeley	4.61	59
23	Andrew Svoboda	4.61	35
23	Brandt Snedeker	4.61	58
23	Bubba Watson	4.61	59
23	Chad Campbell	4.61	72
23	Charley Hoffman	4.61	73
23	Daniel Summerhays	4.61	78
23	Dustin Johnson	4.61	51
23	James Hahn	4.61	67
32	Billy Horschel	4.62	83
32	Cameron Tringale	4.62	75
32	Ernie Els	4.62	48
32	Henrik Norlander	4.62	59
32	Jordan Spieth	4.62	67
32	Patrick Reed	4.62	74
32	Rickie Fowler	4.62	59
32	Webb Simpson	4.62	70
40	Harris English	4.63	82
40	Hunter Mahan	4.63	68
40	Jimmy Walker	4.63	75
40	Matt Jones	4.63	70
44	Bryce Molder	4.64	71
44	Bud Cauley	4.64	56
44	D.H. Lee	4.64	58
44	Kevin Streelman	4.64	68
44	Luke Guthrie	4.64	65
44	Luke List	4.64	52
50	Camilo Villegas	4.65	64
50	Jim Herman	4.65	44
50	John Senden	4.65	61
50	Martin Flores	4.65	76
50	Nick Watney	4.65	73
50	Stewart Cink	4.65	56
56	Charles Howell III	4.66	80
56	Greg Chalmers	4.66	70
56	John Rollins	4.66	68
56	Kyle Stanley	4.66	60
56	Mark Wilson	4.66	50
56	Martin Kaymer	4.66	42
56	Nicolas Colsaerts	4.66	36
56	Ryan Moore	4.66	57
56	Sean O'Hair	4.66	51
65	Ben Crane	4.67	55
65	Brad Fritsch	4.67	68
65	Brendan Steele	4.67	77
65	Cameron Percy	4.67	57
65	D.J. Trahan	4.67	38
65	Fabián Gómez	4.67	56
65	Gary Woodland	4.67	83
65	John Merrick	4.67	68
65	Justin Leonard	4.67	75
65	Scott Langley	4.67	64
65	Scott Piercy	4.67	62
65	Scott Stallings	4.67	66
65	William McGirt	4.67	71
78	Aaron Watkins	4.68	35
78	Alistair Presnell	4.68	46
78	Chris Stroud	4.68	78
78	D.A. Points	4.68	68
78	Doug LaBelle II	4.68	59
78	Freddie Jacobson	4.68	46
78	Jin Park	4.68	43
78	K.J. Choi	4.68	63
78	Kevin Chappell	4.68	67
78	Luke Donald	4.68	46
78	Robert Streb	4.68	62
78	Shawn Stefani	4.68	50
78	Zach Johnson	4.68	67
91	Andres Romero	4.69	52
91	Chris Kirk	4.69	81
91	Colt Knost	4.69	58
91	Eric Meierdierks	4.69	37
91	George McNeill	4.69	64
91	Jerry Kelly	4.69	64
91	Rory McIlroy	4.69	41
91	Scott Brown	4.69	55
91	Steve LeBrun	4.69	53
91	Tim Clark	4.69	43
91	Will Claxton	4.69	56
102	Bob Estes	4.70	62
102	Brandt Jobe	4.70	53
102	Brian Stuard	4.70	63
102	Jason Bohn	4.70	66
102	Jim Furyk	4.70	64
102	Josh Teater	4.70	61
102	Mike Weir	4.70	47
102	Morgan Hoffmann	4.70	53
102	Pat Perez	4.70	64
102	Robert Karlsson	4.70	37
102	Russell Henley	4.70	66
102	Stephen Ames	4.70	44
114	Bill Haas	4.71	69
114	Greg Owen	4.71	66
114	Jeff Overton	4.71	74
114	Jonas Blixt	4.71	67
114	Lee Williams	4.71	51
114	Lucas Glover	4.71	52
114	Matt Every	4.71	80
114	Michael Thompson	4.71	53
114	Richard Lee	4.71	72
114	Rod Pampling	4.71	35
114	Y.E. Yang	4.71	41
125	Ben Kohles	4.72	62
125	Bo Van Pelt	4.72	54
125	Brian Davis	4.72	83
125	David Lingmerth	4.72	57
125	Marc Leishman	4.72	64
125	Tag Ridings	4.72	58
131	Charlie Beljan	4.73	55
131	David Hearn	4.73	73
131	Dicky Pride	4.73	59
131	Ian Poulter	4.73	39
131	J.J. Henry	4.73	74
131	Jason Dufner	4.73	61
131	Jeff Maggert	4.73	57
131	John Huh	4.73	75
131	Lee Westwood	4.73	51
131	Nicholas Thompson	4.73	86
131	Robert Garrigus	4.73	49
142	Brian Harman	4.74	76
142	Chez Reavie	4.74	67
142	Darron Stiles	4.74	42
142	David Lynn	4.74	56
142	David Mathis	4.74	62
142	Martin Laird	4.74	53
142	Padraig Harrington	4.74	35
142	Ricky Barnes	4.74	65
142	Tim Herron	4.74	44
142	Tom Gillis	4.74	60
142	Troy Matteson	4.74	59
153	Ángel Cabrera	4.75	57
153	Carl Pettersson	4.75	64
153	Charlie Wi	4.75	66
153	Graeme McDowell	4.75	37
153	Michael Bradley	4.75	43
153	Sangmoon Bae	4.75	72
153	Stuart Appleby	4.75	79
153	Ted Potter, Jr.	4.75	55
153	Trevor Immelman	4.75	62
153	Vijay Singh	4.75	48
163	Derek Ernst	4.76	49
163	Erik Compton	4.76	65
163	Justin Hicks	4.76	66
163	Ken Duke	4.76	75
167	Casey Wittenberg	4.77	61
168	David Toms	4.78	32
168	Ryo Ishikawa	4.78	55
168	S.Y. Noh	4.78	62
168	Scott Gardiner	4.78	52
168	Tommy Gainey	4.78	75
173	James Driscoll	4.79	63
174	Brian Gay	4.80	71
175	Johnson Wagner	4.83	52
176	Ben Curtis	4.84	46
176	Justin Bolli	4.84	46
176	Robert Allenby	4.84	52
179	Bobby Gates	4.86	38
180	Geoff Ogilvy	4.89	42

Average score on par-5 holes, lowest first; 5.00 is even par. Values and ranksare the Tour's published figures for the 2013 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

Par-5 Scoring for the 2013 PGA Tour season, lowest first. Average score on par-5 holes, lowest first; 5.00 is even par. The table lists 180 players — every player the Tour published a 2013figure 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 2013 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 2013season 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 Par-5 Scoring in 2013?

Keegan Bradley leads the 2013 Par-5 Scoring board with 4.51 on the par 5s, per the Tour's published season figures and rank. The full list of 180 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 2013 Par-5 Scoring 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.