Scoring Average leaders — 2015-2016 season

Average score per round, adjusted for the field's scoring each week so hard weeks don't punish a player unfairly.

Rank	Player	Scoring avg	Meas. rds
1	Dustin Johnson	69.172	63
2	Jason Day	69.313	54
3	Adam Scott	69.470	56
4	Jordan Spieth	69.520	58
5	Phil Mickelson	69.582	59
6	Rory McIlroy	69.646	48
7	Matt Kuchar	69.844	77
8	Paul Casey	69.950	57
9	Brooks Koepka	69.956	60
10	Steve Stricker	69.996	45
11	Sergio Garcia	69.999	31
12	Charl Schwartzel	70.004	56
13	Hideki Matsuyama	70.034	58
14	Rickie Fowler	70.118	64
15	Jim Furyk	70.130	44
16	Justin Rose	70.148	49
17	Patrick Reed	70.170	78
18	Brandt Snedeker	70.203	75
19	Branden Grace	70.204	42
20	Jason Dufner	70.212	79
21	Ryan Palmer	70.229	78
22	Gary Woodland	70.234	78
23	Kevin Na	70.298	69
24	Ryan Moore	70.317	65
25	Russell Knox	70.319	65
26	Louis Oosthuizen	70.327	42
27	Bubba Watson	70.333	51
28	Daniel Berger	70.339	72
29	Webb Simpson	70.359	58
30	Zach Johnson	70.364	73
31	Jimmy Walker	70.393	71
31	William McGirt	70.393	88
33	Charles Howell III	70.418	79
34	Francesco Molinari	70.436	57
35	Bill Haas	70.444	64
36	Harris English	70.463	73
37	Kevin Kisner	70.489	73
38	Kevin Chappell	70.501	78
39	J.B. Holmes	70.523	61
40	Lucas Glover	70.534	67
41	Billy Horschel	70.548	57
42	Marc Leishman	70.554	65
43	Russell Henley	70.558	69
44	Si Woo Kim	70.560	99
45	Chad Campbell	70.566	80
46	Jason Kokrak	70.570	75
47	Justin Thomas	70.571	75
48	Retief Goosen	70.581	48
49	Roberto Castro	70.588	88
50	Emiliano Grillo	70.637	73
51	Shane Lowry	70.640	37
52	Charley Hoffman	70.658	71
53	Chez Reavie	70.661	76
54	Alex Cejka	70.675	51
55	Sean O'Hair	70.677	84
56	Tim Wilkinson	70.704	50
57	John Senden	70.717	79
58	Adam Hadwin	70.719	88
59	Keegan Bradley	70.741	63
60	Luke List	70.754	65
61	Daniel Summerhays	70.771	79
62	Johnson Wagner	70.781	76
63	Ricky Barnes	70.784	80
64	Colt Knost	70.785	71
65	Tony Finau	70.797	78
66	Freddie Jacobson	70.809	72
67	Patrick Rodgers	70.833	71
68	Billy Hurley III	70.846	59
68	Stewart Cink	70.846	49
70	Robert Garrigus	70.848	55
71	Brendan Steele	70.855	69
71	Scott Piercy	70.855	65
73	Sung Kang	70.856	73
74	Martin Laird	70.867	71
75	David Hearn	70.870	82
76	David Toms	70.872	54
77	Hudson Swafford	70.875	92
78	Aaron Baddeley	70.888	75
79	Jamie Lovemark	70.896	83
80	Graeme McDowell	70.899	45
81	Bryce Molder	70.901	67
82	Jhonattan Vegas	70.903	81
83	Ben Crane	70.908	66
84	Luke Donald	70.918	59
85	Chris Kirk	70.920	74
86	Patton Kizzire	70.921	75
87	Spencer Levin	70.927	82
88	Jerry Kelly	70.937	60
89	Stuart Appleby	70.950	66
90	Kyle Reifers	70.965	97
91	Scott Stallings	70.966	63
92	Kyle Stanley	70.986	79
93	Brett Stegmaier	70.995	75
94	Brian Harman	70.996	92
95	Boo Weekley	71.000	71
96	Smylie Kaufman	71.015	72
97	Vaughn Taylor	71.028	67
98	Blayne Barber	71.032	74
98	Padraig Harrington	71.032	44
100	Harold Varner III	71.045	80
101	David Lingmerth	71.050	60
102	Kevin Streelman	71.054	64
103	Will Wilcox	71.055	57
104	Vijay Singh	71.057	65
105	S.Y. Noh	71.061	69
106	Derek Fathauer	71.073	76
107	Graham DeLaet	71.074	59
108	K.J. Choi	71.093	67
109	Scott Brown	71.098	70
110	Chris Stroud	71.101	69
111	John Huh	71.104	79
112	Danny Lee	71.118	71
113	Jason Bohn	71.126	59
114	Bronson Burgoon	71.132	65
115	Anirban Lahiri	71.139	48
116	Andrew Landry	71.143	33
117	Jon Curran	71.145	84
118	Henrik Norlander	71.157	53
119	Tyrone Van Aswegen	71.189	88
120	Jonas Blixt	71.190	68
121	Michael Kim	71.203	86
122	Michael Thompson	71.204	54
123	Jim Herman	71.206	71
124	Matt Jones	71.223	63
124	Robert Streb	71.223	66
126	Brian Stuard	71.242	60
127	James Hahn	71.245	70
128	Cameron Tringale	71.256	70
129	Nick Taylor	71.281	66
130	Ben Martin	71.282	80
131	Shawn Stefani	71.287	77
132	Thomas Aiken	71.326	48
133	Kelly Kraft	71.333	45
134	Fabián Gómez	71.346	73
135	Mark Hubbard	71.362	83
136	Ernie Els	71.371	56
137	Morgan Hoffmann	71.372	59
138	Dawie van der Walt	71.376	56
139	Will MacKenzie	71.402	66
140	Tyler Aldridge	71.412	67
141	Luke Guthrie	71.416	45
142	Andrew Loupe	71.423	67
143	Sam Saunders	71.427	51
144	Steve Wheatcroft	71.429	70
145	Rob Oppenheim	71.435	51
146	Mark Wilson	71.436	55
147	Camilo Villegas	71.440	71
148	Tom Hoge	71.444	63
149	Geoff Ogilvy	71.464	50
150	Jeff Overton	71.466	58
151	Steve Marino	71.467	56
152	Whee Kim	71.472	65
153	Zac Blair	71.490	81
154	Scott Pinckney	71.524	71
155	Chad Collins	71.532	64
156	Chesson Hadley	71.541	67
157	Brendon de Jonge	71.603	65
158	Rod Pampling	71.607	37
159	Jason Gore	71.627	60
160	D.A. Points	71.655	39
161	Troy Merritt	71.674	65
162	Greg Owen	71.677	69
163	Andres Gonzales	71.681	64
164	Peter Malnati	71.686	74
165	Hiroshi Iwata	71.693	67
166	Wes Roach	71.700	43
167	Cameron Smith	71.759	46
168	Scott Langley	71.796	53
169	Martin Piller	71.813	47
170	George McNeill	71.848	46
171	Ken Duke	71.880	48
172	Erik Compton	71.884	51
173	Carlos Ortiz	71.906	61
174	J.J. Henry	72.019	61
175	Derek Ernst	72.075	43
176	Rhein Gibson	72.086	44
177	Dicky Pride	72.102	41
178	Hunter Mahan	72.105	50
179	Abraham Ancer	72.137	38
180	Ángel Cabrera	72.175	49
181	Rory Sabbatini	72.451	39
182	Brendon Todd	72.728	54
183	Robert Allenby	73.117	41
184	D.H. Lee	73.415	46
185	Steven Bowditch	74.262	55

Average score per round adjusted for the field's scoring each week, lowest first. Values and ranksare the Tour's published figures for the 2015-2016 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

Scoring Average for the 2015-2016 PGA Tour season, lowest first. Average score per round adjusted for the field's scoring each week, lowest first. The table lists 185 players — every player the Tour published a 2015-2016figure 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 2015-2016 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 2015-2016season 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 Scoring Average in 2015-2016?

Dustin Johnson leads the 2015-2016 Scoring Average board with a 69.172 scoring average, per the Tour's published season figures and rank. The full list of 185 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 2015-2016 Scoring Average 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.