PGA Tour Reno-Tahoe Open

2011 Reno-Tahoe Open
Scott Piercy set a tournament record with a third-round 61, then hung on to win by one stroke. Piercy finished at 15-under 273, one better than runner-up Pat Perez. It was Piercy's first PGA Tour victory.

2010 Reno-Tahoe Open
Matt Bettancourt closed with a 68, rebounding from a third-round 75, to earn his first career PGA Tour victory. Bettancourt won by one stroke over Bob Heintz after Heintz missed a 3-foot birdie putt on the final hole.

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• 72 holes: 267 - Vaughn Taylor, 2005
• 18 holes: 61 - Scott Piercy, 2011

• Notah Begay III was the winner of the first Reno-Tahoe Open played, in 1999, and that was also Begay's first PGA Tour win.

• This event has a knack for producing first-time winners. Matt Bettancourt (2010), Parker McLachlin (2008), Will Mackenzie (2006), Vaughn Taylor (2004) and Chris Riley (2002) also achieved their first PGA Tour wins here.

• Meanwhile, the last of John Cook's 11 PGA Tour victories happened at the 2001 Reno-Tahoe Open.

• Taylor is the only 2-time winner of the Reno-Tahoe Open, and he won in back-to-back years.

• A year after his meltdown at the 1999 British Open, Jean Van de Valde finished second in the 2000 Reno-Tahoe Open. That is Van de Velde's best finish in a "regular" USPGA Tour event.

• A year before his victory in 2009, John Rollins tied for second at the 2008 tournament.

Legends Reno-Tahoe Open
2009 - John Rollins, 271
2008 - Parker McLachlin, 270

Reno-Tahoe Open
2007 - Steve Flesch, 273
2006 - Will MacKenzie, 268
2005 - Vaughn Taylor, 267
2004 - Vaughn Taylor-p, 278
2003 - Kirk Triplett, 271
2002 - Chris Riley-p, 271
2001 - John Cook, 271
2000 - Scott Verplank-p, 275
1999 - Notah Begay III, 277