Year: | 1994 |
Tour: | Senior PGA Tour |
Regular Season: | – |
No Of Events: | 38 |
Most Wins: | Lee Trevino (6) |
Honor1: | Money list |
Honoree1: | Dave Stockton |
Honor2: | Player of the Year |
Honoree2: | Lee Trevino |
Honor3: | Rookie of the Year |
Honoree3: | Jay Sigel |
Prevseason: | 1993 |
Nextseason: | 1995 |
The 1994 Senior PGA Tour was the 15th season of the Senior PGA Tour, the main professional golf tour in the United States for men aged 50 and over.
The following table lists official events during the 1994 season.[1] [2]
Date | Tournament | Location | Purse (US$) | Winner | Notes | |
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Jan 9 | California | 500,000 | Jack Nicklaus (7) | |||
Feb 6 | Florida | 800,000 | Lee Trevino (19) | |||
Feb 13 | Florida | 700,000 | Rocky Thompson (3) | |||
Feb 20 | Florida | 500,000 | Mike Hill (16) | |||
Mar 6 | California | 550,000 | Jay Sigel (1) | |||
Mar 13 | Texas | 650,000 | Jim Albus (3) | |||
Mar 27 | Texas | 500,000 | Tom Wargo (2) | |||
Apr 3 | The Tradition | Arizona | 850,000 | Raymond Floyd (6) | Senior PGA Tour major championship | |
Apr 17 | PGA Seniors' Championship | Florida | 800,000 | Lee Trevino (20) | Senior major championship | |
Apr 24 | Texas | 500,000 | Larry Gilbert (1) | Pro-Am | ||
May 1 | Nevada | 900,000 | Raymond Floyd (7) | |||
May 15 | North Carolina | 750,000 | Lee Trevino (21) | |||
May 22 | New Jersey | 900,000 | Raymond Floyd (8) | |||
May 29 | Pennsylvania | 700,000 | Lee Trevino (22) | |||
Jun 5 | Alabama | 1,000,000 | Jim Dent (8) | |||
Jun 12 | Georgia | 1,150,000 | Dave Stockton (7) | |||
Jun 19 | Tennessee | 1,050,000 | Lee Trevino (23) | |||
Jun 26 | Ford Senior Players Championship | Michigan | 1,400,000 | Dave Stockton (8) | Senior PGA Tour major championship | |
Jul 3 | U.S. Senior Open | North Carolina | 800,000 | Simon Hobday (3) | Senior major championship | |
Jul 10 | Ohio | 850,000 | Jim Colbert (8) | |||
Jul 17 | Illinois | 750,000 | John Paul Cain (2) | |||
Jul 23 | Senior British Open | England | £220,000 | Tom Wargo (3) | Senior major championship | |
Jul 24 | Missouri | 700,000 | Jim Colbert (9) | |||
Jul 31 | New York | 650,000 | Lee Trevino (24) | |||
Aug 7 | Massachusetts | 750,000 | Jim Albus (4) | |||
Aug 14 | Michigan | 650,000 | Tony Jacklin (1) | |||
Aug 21 | Minnesota | 1,050,000 | Dave Stockton (9) | |||
Aug 28 | Utah | 500,000 | Tom Weiskopf (1) | |||
Sep 4 | Washington | 550,000 | Simon Hobday (4) | |||
Sep 11 | Pennsylvania | 1,050,000 | Dave Eichelberger (1) | |||
Sep 18 | Kentucky | 550,000 | Isao Aoki (2) | |||
Sep 25 | Indiana | 700,000 | Isao Aoki (3) | |||
Oct 2 | North Carolina | 1,500,000 | Larry Gilbert (2) | |||
Oct 9 | California | 600,000 | Kermit Zarley (1) | |||
Oct 16 | California | 650,000 | Bob Murphy (3) | |||
Oct 23 | California | 750,000 | Jack Kiefer (1) | |||
Oct 30 | Hawaii | 550,000 | Bob Murphy (4) | |||
Nov 13 | South Carolina | 1,350,000 | Raymond Floyd (9) | Tour Championship |
The money list was based on prize money won during the season, calculated in U.S. dollars.[3]
Position | Player | Prize money ($) | |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 1,402,519 | ||
2 | 1,382,762 | ||
3 | 1,237,128 | ||
4 | 1,202,369 | ||
5 | 1,012,115 |
Award | Winner | ||
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