PGA Vardon Trophy Winners

The Vardon Trophy is awarded annually by the PGA of America to the PGA Tour's leader in scoring average. When the award was first given, in 1937, it was awarded on the basis of a points system. But in 1947, the PGA began awarding it for low scoring average. In 1988, the trophy began going to the golfer with the lowest adjusted scoring average over a minimum of 60 rounds.

2008 - Sergio Garcia, 69.12
2007 - Tiger Woods, 67.79
2006 - Jim Furyk, 68.86
2005 - Tiger Woods, 68.66
2004 - Vijay Singh, 68.84
2003 - Tiger Woods, 68.41
2002 - Tiger Woods, 68.56
2001 - Tiger Woods, 68.81
2000 - Tiger Woods, 67.79
1999 - Tiger Woods, 68.43
1998 - David Duval, 69.13
1997 - Nick Price, 68.98
1996 - Tom Lehman, 69.32
1995 - Steve Elkington, 69.92
1994 - Greg Norman, 68.81
1993 - Nick Price, 69.11
1992 - Fred Couples, 69.38
1991 - Fred Couples, 69.59
1990 - Greg Norman, 69.10
1989 - Greg Norman, 69.49
1988 - Chip Beck, 69.46
1987 - Dan Pohl, 70.25
1986 - Scott Hoch, 70.08
1985 - Don Pooley, 70.36
1984 - Calvin Peete, 70.56
1983 - Raymond Floyd, 70.61
1982 - Tom Kite, 70.21
1981 - Tom Kite, 69.80
1980 - Lee Trevino, 69.73
1979 - Tom Watson, 70.27
1978 - Tom Watson, 70.16
1977 - Tom Watson, 70.32
1976 - Don January, 70.56
1975 - Bruce Crampton, 70.51
1974 - Lee Trevino, 70.53
1973 - Bruce Crampton, 70.57
1972 - Lee Trevino, 70.89
1971 - Lee Trevino, 70.27
1970 - Lee Trevino, 70.64
1969 - Dave Hill, 70.34
1968 - Billy Casper, 69.82
1967 - Arnold Palmer, 70.18
1966 - Billy Casper, 70.27
1965 - Billy Casper, 70.85
1964 - Arnold Palmer, 70.01
1963 - Billy Casper, 70.58
1962 - Arnold Palmer, 70.27
1961 - Arnold Palmer, 69.85
1960 - Billy Casper, 69.95
1959 - Art Wall, 70.35
1958 - Bob Rosburg, 70.11
1957 - Dow Finsterwald, 70.30
1956 - Cary Middlecoff, 70.35
1955 - Sam Snead, 69.86
1954 - E.J. "Dutch" Harrison, 70.41
1953 - Lloyd Mangrum, 70.22
1952 - Jack Burke, 70.54
1951 - Lloyd Mangrum, 70.05
1950 - Sam Snead, 69.23
1949 - Sam Snead, 69.37
1948 - Ben Hogan, 69.30
1947 - Jimmy Demaret, 69.90

Vardon Trophy Points Winners
1941 - Ben Hogan, 494 points
1940 - Ben Hogan, 423
1939 - Byron Nelson, 473
1938 - Sam Snead, 520
1937 - Harry Cooper, 500