Corey Pavin*

Corey Pavin is one of the game’s true superstars.  The former United States Open Champion has amassed an incredible record, including 25 victories worldwide. 

These dominant performances have propelled Corey to 24^th on the career money list, as well as a 2001 nomination for the Professional Golf Hall of Fame. 

Corey’s career began with immediate success after victories in his first five seasons on tour.  In 1988, Pavin entered the PGA Tour record books following a 72-hole score of 260 at the Texas Open, one of the five best in tour history.  He also holds the distinction of being the last tour player to win the money title with less than one million dollars in 1991, earning the coveted Arnold Palmer award.

Corey’s crowning achievement came in 1995 after capturing the U.S. Open Championship at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.  He entered the final round three strokes behind leader Greg Norman and recorded an amazing comeback, embodied by a 228-yard 4-wood shot to the 18^th green, which landed five feet from the hole, a shot that not only gave him the championship, but will go down as one of the greatest shots in professional golf history. 

Earlier that year, Pavin became only the second player to win back-to-back at famed Rivera when he successfully defended his Nissan Open title.  Corey has also had tremendous international success as well, winning eleven tournaments abroad, including back-to-back New Zealand Open Championships in 1984 and 1985.  He captured the attention of an entire continent by winning the 1995 Asian Masters.  Corey has also represented his native U.S. on three Ryder Cup teams. 

Other Achievements

• 11 International Victories

• Ryder Cup Member, '91,'93, '95

• Presidents Cup Member, '94, '96 

• Walker Cup Member, '81

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