Tim Widing
SwedenFORMER MEMBER- Birthplace
- Jonkoping, Sweden
- Residence
- San Luis Obispo, California, United States
- College
- University of San Francisco
- Turned pro
- 2021
- First tour season
- 2021
- Height
- 185 cm
- Weight
- 76 kg
Tim Widing is a former PGA Tour member from Sweden. They have 2 career PGA Tour wins. Their most recent start tracked on OTIS is CUT at The RSM Classic (2025).
Course fitOdds this weekThis week's fieldHow the model works
Season by season
- 2025
- SG: Total
- -1.005
- Rank
- 170
- Meas. Rds
- 36
- Scoring
- 72.153
- Events
- 21
- Wins
- -
- 2024
- SG: Total
- —
- Rank
- —
- Meas. Rds
- —
- Scoring
- —
- Events
- 2
- Wins
- -
- 2022-2023
- SG: Total
- —
- Rank
- —
- Meas. Rds
- —
- Scoring
- —
- Events
- 1
- Wins
- -
- 2020-2021
- SG: Total
- —
- Rank
- —
- Meas. Rds
- —
- Scoring
- —
- Events
- 1
- Wins
- -
Recent formlast 15 starts
Taller bar = better finish.Top-10 finishOutside top 10CUT / WD2 = solo 2nd · T4 = tied 4th · P2 = lost a playoff · CUT = missed the cut
World ranking
No OWGR history yet — snapshots accumulate weekly from launch.
Strokes gained trend
Strokes gained per round for each start, from the tour's published per-round SG. ShotLink events only, so a week without it is a gap, not a zero. Above 0 = better than the field.
Strokes gained by season
Season-level SG per category — sustainable gains show up in Approach; hot putting seasons tend to regress. Each season is built from its measured rounds (see the “Meas. Rds” column above); unmeasured seasons are left out, not zeroed.
Scoring by green type
Average round score on each putting surface — lower is better, a grouped tendency across every measured round rather than one venue. Raw scoring, not Strokes Gained: the tour doesn't publish SG by surface, so this can't be split without guessing.
14rounds at courses with an unlisted green type aren't included, rather than guessed into a bucket.
Skill profilepercentile vs the 2025 measured field
Five axes, 0–100: all-drives distance, good-drive %, 175–200yd proximity, scrambling, and SG: Putting.