Shriners Hospitals Key Stats

posted on October 21, 2015

October 22th – 25th, 2015

TPC Summerlin

Las Vegas, Nev.

Par: 71 / Yardage: 7,255

Purse: $6.4 million

with $1,152,000 to the winner

Defending Champion:
Ben Martin

by Sal Johnson

Founder, Chief Data Officer, GOLFstats

E-mail me at:
sal@golfstats.com

This is based on the most important stats for TPC Summerlin, based on data from last years Shriners Hospital, and using data from all the players for stats from 2015.
*Par Breakers: Lots of birdies and eagles were made at Summerlin last year (1,739 birdies & 59 eagles) which related to 23.02% of the time players were under par on holes
*Strokes gain tee to green: Only two courses saw average drives going further, Summerlin was ranked 17th in driving accuracy and only seven courses saw more greens hit. So this is the combination of those stats
*Hole Proximity: Average greens were 7,500 square feet at Summerlin which is average on the PGA Tour in green size. In proximity to hole Sum merlin ranked 5th
*Sand Saves: Summerlin has 51 greenside greens which found 606 balls. The course ranked 9th in getting it up and down from those bunkers.

Click any column title in the table header to sort columns.

Name Rank for Par Breakers Rank for Strokes Gain Tee to Green Rank for Hole Proximity Rank for Sand Saves Total Rank
All Categories
Will Wilcox 17 20 20 2 59
Webb Simpson 68 7 32 19 126
Rickie Fowler 13 26 85 34 158
Brooks Koepka 10 34 72 51 167
Ryan Moore 38 43 62 33 176
Brendon Todd 70 70 32 6 178
Kevin Na 33 28 119 1 181
Rory Sabbatini 37 39 79 38 193
Stewart Cink 74 56 7 60 197
Jason Bohn 20 40 3 137 200
Nick Watney 52 32 32 94 210
Pat Perez 18 80 52 62 212
Brendan Steele 14 15 106 78 213
Lucas Glover 99 11 4 111 225
Jim Herman 105 52 7 78 242
George McNeill 82 50 60 51 243
Chris Stroud 57 89 62 42 250
Steven Bowditch 59 67 106 18 250
Tom Hoge 34 52 9 159 254
William McGirt 126 46 26 56 254
Chad Collins 145 82 23 5 255
Russell Knox 73 23 2 158 256
Ryan Palmer 54 25 68 110 257
Colt Knost 79 129 12 39 259
Roberto Castro 168 37 14 41 260
Chad Campbell 132 44 49 48 273
Shawn Stefani 20 42 72 143 277
Jimmy Walker 11 79 137 56 283
Graham DeLaet 87 67 37 92 283
Brandt Snedeker 55 106 106 21 288
Scott Brown 66 78 100 44 288
Scott Langley 130 94 43 25 292
Ryo Ishikawa 56 100 32 108 296
Jason Dufner 74 16 43 165 298
Vijay Singh 112 24 79 84 299
Brian Harman 106 87 72 35 300
Ben Martin 40 90 68 103 301
Kevin Chappell 48 85 37 139 309
Boo Weekley 63 29 85 134 311
Keegan Bradley 35 14 112 151 312
Kevin Kisner 119 49 49 98 315
Hudson Swafford 23 115 14 165 317
Jon Curran 159 111 28 27 325
Charley Hoffman 30 71 131 96 328
Jonathan Byrd 87 102 126 17 332
Brendon de Jonge 58 57 72 146 333
Greg Owen 156 45 14 132 347
Tony Finau 8 36 158 148 350
Martin Laird 81 88 112 73 354
Whee Kim 70 101 31 153 355
Scott Piercy 44 60 72 181 357
Chez Reavie 101 73 4 181 359
Kyle Reifers 124 97 112 36 369
Seung-Yul Noh 64 138 90 82 374
Blayne Barber 49 149 52 127 377
Alex Cejka 109 109 28 133 379
Jason Kokrak 42 63 153 123 381
Sam Saunders 123 151 79 29 382
Bryce Molder 114 147 52 71 384
John Merrick 108 48 60 171 387
Tyrone Van Aswegen 162 162 18 49 391
Jonas Blixt 91 171 106 29 397
Adam Hadwin 111 118 85 86 400
Zac Blair 149 142 95 15 401
Carl Pettersson 93 124 90 96 403
Patrick Rodgers 29 91 112 175 407
Steve Wheatcroft 26 155 153 75 409
Sean O’Hair 53 110 172 75 410
Mark Hubbard 121 139 100 50 410
Daniel Summerhays 61 123 94 135 413
David Hearn 80 107 52 177 416
Kevin Streelman 128 51 112 126 417
Jeff Overton 116 98 90 122 426
Chesson Hadley 40 163 119 106 428
Cameron Tringale 138 76 160 55 429
John Senden 67 95 171 98 431
Erik Compton 96 151 100 89 436
Charlie Beljan 103 130 37 170 440
Alex Prugh 104 103 72 167 446
Russell Henley 31 113 160 147 451
Nick Taylor 77 158 119 98 452
Camilo Villegas 78 112 119 149 458
Hunter Mahan 107 135 180 45 467
Spencer Levin 161 93 43 176 473
Morgan Hoffmann 74 114 178 116 482
Robert Allenby 178 132 21 162 493
Scott Pinckney 100 154 131 109 494
Michael Thompson 90 148 147 112 497
Scott Stallings 92 133 158 120 503
Ben Crane 173 174 95 64 506
Charles Howell III 153 38 163 161 515
Fabian Gomez 113 156 79 174 522
Andres Gonzales 96 172 131 131 530
John Huh 148 137 173 80 538
Derek Fathauer 133 160 160 88 541
J.J. Henry 177 99 95 173 544
Davis Love III 176 122 68 183 549
Angel Cabrera 120 120 156 164 560
Geoff Ogilvy 150 64 184 168 566
Troy Merritt 165 166 100 140 571
Ricky Barnes 136 168 139 129 572
Derek Ernst 159 117 139 172 587
Matt Every 180 178 168 69 595

Comments

  1. MARK R says
    October 24, 2015 at 9:37 am

    What would be the better ranking for an overall performance, ‘Total Rank in all Categories? As of Saturday morning at the Shriners it looks as though only 50% of the Top10 ‘Total Rank’ will make the cut. Am I missing something or is this just the golf gods?

  2. Sal Johnson says
    October 24, 2015 at 9:59 am

    Mark R this is something that happens a lot in tournaments this time of year, a total act of the “Golf Gods”. There is rhyme or reason on what is happening in Vegas. A good portion of the marquee names in this event missed the cut, gosh I am usually very good in Draft Kings and four of my six picks missed the cut. With this wrap around scheduling we are seeing a lot of this, that is because the folks that are working really hard on their games are those that just got their tour cards, folks like Webb Simpson and Brooks Koepka aren’t in form right now. That is the biggest problem, marquee names are realizing that they have to play and don’t know how to get ready. The next two weeks along with the WGC-HSBC also creates a problem because players aren’t and don’t really want to play.
    These next four weeks are a great way of testing all this new stuff we are doing for Golfstats which we can then tweak before the tour starts up in January. But in studying it the last half of the golf season we can see that this Course Keys is an important way to judge players. Just have to get the mix right, oh just like everything else its not going to be 100%, probably in the realm of 60 to 70% like it was for the Frys.

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