2003: Only top-10 of the 2003 season was a T6 at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship for the biggest payday of his career, $187,600. His first top-10 since the 2002 Nissan Open. Moved back into the top 125 on the money list after a T18 finish at the Chrysler Classic of Greensboro, but missed the cut in the last two events of the season and fell to the 126th position on the final money list. 2002: Enjoy a successful sophomore season on the PGA TOUR. Earned full exempt status on the strength of two top-10 finishes and five top-25s. Made $306,950 of his season earnings in the first three events of the season.

Rounds of 67-68-65-71 produced seventh-place finish at the Phoenix Open, third career top 10 on the PGA TOUR. Payday of $134,000 was largest of TOUR career.

Second top-10 of West Coast Swing was T6 at Nissan Open, three strokes behind champion Len Mattiace. Closing 66 was low final-round score.

Finished T14 at the Bell Canadian Open.

The next week was two back of the lead through the first round with a 66. Closing rounds of 71-72-69 dropped him to T20. The two weeks in Canada he earned $111,250, which moved him over the $500,000 mark and into the top 125.

Ranked seventh in total driving. 2001: After missing 10 of first 12 cuts at the beginning of the season, finished T11 at MasterCard Colonial.

The next week, earned second PGA TOUR top-10,a T6 at Kemper Insurance Open.

Was sitting on the 125 bubble going into the Buick Challenge. Rounds of 65-70-68-69 produced T7 finish and check worth $109,650, which advanced him from No. 122 to No. 97 and secured card for 2002 season. 2000: Began to show signs of a return to form with second-place finish in the Victor Chandler British Masters and two other top-three finishes, at the Smurfit European Open and BBVA Open Turespana Masters.

Earned a spot to play on the PGA TOUR in 2001 with a T31 at the PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament in Palm Springs. 1997: Twice a winner in Europe, giving him five victories in his career and best Order of Merit finish, 11th.

Two-stroke winner at Alamo English Open, where he shot third-round 64.

Won Smurfit European Open by six strokes.

First Swede to play in two Ryder Cups, at Oak Hill (1995) and Valderrama (1997).

One of the fittest of the large Swedish contingent on the European Tour, but struck down by mystery virus toward the end of the year. Had to fly home to Sweden from World Cup of Golf in Kiawah Island for tests. Weakened for several months by illness but gradually recovered health. 1996: Winner of Smurfit European Open.

First career top-10 on PGA TOUR was T8 at 1996 PGA Championship. 1994: Winner of Chemapol Trophy Czech Open. 1991: In his first year on the European Tour, won Renault Belgian Open and Rookie of the Year honors.

Winner of Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year Award.

Played on his first Dunhill Cup team and World Cup. Amateur: Represented his country at both junior and senior level before accepting a golf scholarship at Arizona State University, where he was on NCAA Championship team in 1990 and played with NCAA Champion Phil Mickelson.

Has own Website, www.p-uj.com, where he writes his own golf diary from PGA TOUR events.

Married Jill Parnevik in July, Jesper Parnevik's sister.

Had Lasik surgery on May 23, 2001.