What are the lowest scores in PGA Tour history?

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Jim Furyk posted an incredible, record-breaking 12-under 58 in 2016 at the Travelers Championship. While six players had previously shot 59 in a PGA Tour round at that point, Furyk became the first to shoot 58, earning him the "Mr. 58" distinction.

And he became the first player to ever shoot two sub-60 rounds in official golf tournaments (one of those six PGA Tour 59s belongs to Furyk, who posted his during the second round of the 2013 BMW Championship).

There are a total of 14 rounds of 59 in the history of the PGA Tour, with the first coming when Al Geiberger turned the trick in 1977 at the Memphis Classic.

The most recent player to do so was Jake Knapp at the 2025 Cognizant Classic.

PGA Tour sub‑60 rounds (all‑time)​

Score	Player	Year	Event
58	Jim Furyk	2016	Travelers Championship
59	Al Geiberger	1977	Memphis Classic
59	Chip Beck	1991	Las Vegas Invitational
59	David Duval	1999	Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
59	Paul Goydos	2010	John Deere Classic
59	Stuart Appleby	2010	Greenbrier Classic
59	Jim Furyk	2013	BMW Championship
59	Justin Thomas	2017	Sony Open
59	Adam Hadwin	2017	CareerBuilder Challenge
59	Brandt Snedeker	2018	Wyndham Championship
59	Kevin Chappell	2019	Military Tribute at the Greenbrier
59	Scottie Scheffler	2020	The Northern Trust
59	Cameron Young	2024	Travelers Championship
59	Hayden Springer	2024	John Deere Classic
59	Jake Knapp	2025	Cognizant Classic

The lowest score in any event sanctioned by the PGA Tour came from Cristobal Del Solar who shot a 57 in the first round of the 2024 Astara Golf Championship at Country Club

This article originally appeared on Golfweek: What are the lowest scores in PGA Tour history? Jim Furyk still leads

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