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SG: Putting

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, Jan 05, 2020
RANK THIS WEEK RANK LAST WEEK PLAYER NAME ROUNDS AVERAGE TOTAL SG:PUTTING MEASURED ROUNDS
1 Patrick Reed 4 2.327 9.306 4
2 Dustin Johnson 4 1.622 6.488 4
3 3 J.T. Poston 4 1.251 5.005 4
4 Patrick Cantlay 4 1.188 4.752 4
5 19 Sebastián Muñoz 4 1.110 4.439 4
6 Matt Kuchar 4 .909 3.635 4
7 Joaquin Niemann 4 .872 3.488 4
8 Gary Woodland 4 .597 2.386 4
9 Matthew Wolff 4 .400 1.598 4
10 Rickie Fowler 4 .387 1.548 4
11 Ryan Palmer 4 .379 1.514 4
12 Chez Reavie 4 .223 .892 4
13 Justin Thomas 4 .217 .868 4
14 J.B. Holmes 4 -.005 -.018 4
15 36 Adam Long 4 -.081 -.325 4
16 Collin Morikawa 4 -.097 -.386 4
17 Xander Schauffele 4 -.179 -.714 4
18 Jon Rahm 4 -.267 -1.068 4
19 Nate Lashley 4 -.280 -1.118 4
20 Cameron Champ 4 -.310 -1.239 4
21 14 Tyler Duncan 4 -.332 -1.327 4
22 Kevin Kisner 4 -.362 -1.447 4
23 48 Dylan Frittelli 4 -.370 -1.479 4
24 18 Jim Herman 4 -.395 -1.581 4
25 Graeme McDowell 4 -.438 -1.751 4
26 Lanto Griffin 4 -.479 -1.915 4
27 Corey Conners 4 -.620 -2.481 4
28 7 Brendon Todd 4 -.645 -2.579 4
29 Max Homa 4 -.650 -2.601 4
30 35 Keith Mitchell 4 -.652 -2.607 4
31 Sung Kang 4 -.725 -2.899 4
32 Paul Casey 4 -1.169 -4.676 4
33 Kevin Na 4 -1.445 -5.781 4
34 Martin Trainer 4 -1.978 -7.912 4

The number of putts a player takes from a specific distance is measured against a statistical baseline to determine the player's strokes gained or lost on a hole. The sum of the values for all holes played in a round minus the field average strokes gained/lost for the round is the player's Strokes gained/lost for that round. The sum of strokes gained for each round are divided by total rounds played. The Strokes Gained - concept is a by-product of the PGA TOUR's ShotLink Intelligence Program, which encourages academics to perform research against ShotLink statistical data. Professor Mark Broadie from Columbia Business School developed the early concept which was later refined by the TOUR (2564)