Collin Morikawa

2020-21 Season Highlights

PGA TOUR

World Golf Championships-Workday Championship at The Concession - Won the World Golf Championships-Workday Championship at The Concession by three strokes, earning his fourth PGA TOUR title and first in a World Golf Championships event. Became the second player to win a WGC and a major championship before turning 25, joining Tiger Woods. Became the seventh player since World War II to win four PGA TOUR titles, including a major championship, before turning 25. Held a two-stroke lead after three rounds, improving to 1-for-2 with the 54-hole lead/co-lead on TOUR. Led the field in Strokes Gained: Approach the Green (2.386 per round), SG: Tee to Green (3.132 per round) and Birdies (27). RBC Heritage - Opened with rounds of 65-68-67 to play in the final group with Stewart Cink at the RBC Heritage. A closing-round, 4-over 72 left him T7, marking fourth top-10 finish of the season. PGA Championship - Finished T8 in his title defense at the PGA Championship. the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide - Lost to Patrick Cantlay in a playoff at the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide, falling to 1-2 for his career in playoffs. Marked his third career runner-up on TOUR and sixth top-10 of the season. U.S. Open - Finished T4 at the U.S. Open in June, his second career top-five in a major championship. Led the field in Greens in Regulation Percentage (72.22 percent). The Open Championship - Won The Open Championship by two strokes over Jordan Spieth, earning his second major championship title and fifth PGA TOUR victory. Win came in his eighth career major start (first at The Open) and 51st start on TOUR at the age of 24 years, 5 months, 12 days. Became the seventh player since 1900 to win The Open in his tournament debut and first since Ben Curtis in 2003. Became the first player to win two different majors in his first attempt (PGA Championship, The Open Championship). Became the eighth player since 1920 to win multiple majors before turning 25 and first since Jordan Spieth in 2015. Did not make a bogey over the final 31 holes, becoming the first major champion to not make a bogey in the final round since he played the final round of the 2020 PGA Championship bogey-free.

National Team Selections