1999 PGA Championship

1999 PGA Championship
Tournament information
Dates August 12–15, 1999
Location Medinah, Illinois
Course(s) Medinah Country Club
Tour(s) PGA Tour
PGA European Tour
Japan Golf Tour
Statistics
Par 72
Length 7,401
Field 148 players, 74 after cut
Cut 146 (+2)
Prize fund $3,500,000
Winner's share $630,000
Champion
Tiger Woods
277 (-11)

The 1999 PGA Championship was the 81st PGA Championship held from August 12–15 at the Medinah Country Club in Medinah, Illinois. Tiger Woods won his first PGA Championship and second overall major by one stroke over 19-year old Sergio García.

At the time, many (including noted commentator Gary McCord) thought that this tournament would mark the beginning of a long rivalry between Woods and García. García's outgoing antics during the tournament had captured the attention of many golfing fans. However, García to date has failed to win a major championship, while Woods has become one of the most decorated professionals of all time.

Contents

Round summaries

First round

# Player Country Score To par[1][2][3]
1 Sergio García  Spain 66 -6
T2 Jay Haas  United States 68 -4
J. P. Hayes  United States
Mike Weir  Canada
T5 Stewart Cink  United States 69 -3
Brandt Jobe  United States
Jerry Kelly  United States
Corey Pavin  United States
Brian Watts  United States
T10 Mark Brooks  United States 70 -2
David Duval  United States
Hale Irwin  United States
Mark James  England
Miguel Ángel Jiménez  Spain
Robert Karlsson  Sweden
Tom Lehman  United States
Chris Perry  United States
Nick Price  Zimbabwe
Loren Roberts  United States
Ted Tryba  United States
Lee Westwood  England
Tiger Woods  United States
Bruce Zabriski  United States

Second round

# Player Country Score To par[1][2][4]
1 Jay Haas  United States 68-67=135 -9
2 Mike Weir  Canada 68-68=136 -8
3 Tiger Woods  United States 70-67=137 -7
4 Lee Westwood  England 70-68=138 -6
T5 Stewart Cink  United States 69-70=139 -5
Sergio García  Spain 66-73=139
Hale Irwin  United States 70-69=139
Skip Kendall  United States 74-65=139
T9 Miguel Ángel Jiménez  Spain 70-70=140 -4
Brian Watts  United States 69-71=140

Third round

# Player Country Score To par[1][2][5]
T1 Mike Weir  Canada 68-68-69=205 -11
Tiger Woods  United States 70-67-68=205
T3 Stewart Cink  United States 69-70-68=207 -9
Sergio García  Spain 66-73-68=207
T5 Jim Furyk  United States 71-70-69=210 -6
Jay Haas  United States 68-67-75=210
Skip Kendall  United States 74-65-71=210
Nick Price  Zimbabwe 70-71-69=210
T9 Brandt Jobe  United States 69-74-69=212 -4
Colin Montgomerie  Scotland 72-70-70=212
Greg Turner  New Zealand 73-69-70=212
Brian Watts  United States 69-71-72=212
Lee Westwood  England 70-68-74=212

Final leaderboard

# Player Country Score To par Winnings
1 Tiger Woods  United States 70-67-68-72=277 -11 $630,000
2 Sergio García  Spain 66-73-68-71=278 -10 $378,000
T3 Stewart Cink  United States 69-70-68-73=280 -8 $203,000
Jay Haas  United States 68-67-75-70=280
5 Nick Price  Zimbabwe 70-71-69-71=281 -7 $129,000
T6 Bob Estes  United States 71-70-72-69=282 -6 $112,000
Colin Montgomerie  Scotland 72-70-70-70=282
T8 Steve Pate  United States 72-70-73-69=284 -4 $96,500
Jim Furyk  United States 71-70-69-74=284
T10 David Duval  United States 70-71-72-72=285 -3 $72,167
Corey Pavin  United States 69-74-71-71=285
Chris Perry  United States 70-73-71-71=285
Miguel Ángel Jiménez  Spain 70-70-75-70=285
Jesper Parnevik  Sweden 72-70-73-70=285
Mike Weir  Canada 68-68-69-80=285

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Preceded by
1999 Open Championship
Major Championships Succeeded by
2000 Masters