Facts and figures - Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open

<strong>Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open facts and figures      </strong>

Most wins 3 Ian Woosnam 1987, 90, 96

Consecutive wins None

Low 9 holes 28 (-7) Peter O'Malley 1992

28 (-7) Colin Montgomerie 1992

Low 18 holes 60 (-10) Paul Curry 1992

Low 1st 18 holes 62 (-10) Francesco Molinari 2012

62 (-9) Sergio Garcia 1999

62 (-9) Retief Goosen 2001

62 (-8) Bernhard Langer 1992

Low 1st 36 holes 128 (-12) Mark Brooks 1992

128 (-12) Paul Curry 1992

Low 1st 54 holes 196 (-17) Ian Woosnam 1987

196 (-14) Bernhard Langer 1992

196 (-14) Peter Mitchell 1994

Low 72 holes 262 (-18) Peter O'Malley 1992

Low 72 in relation to par 264 (-20) Ian Woosnam 1987

High winning score 289 (+1) Ian Woosnam 1996

High winning score to par 289 (+1) Ian Woosnam 1996

Low start by a winner 62 (-9) Retief Goosen 2001

High start by a winner 73 (+2) Michael Allen 1989

Low finish by a winner 62 (-8) Peter O'Malley 1992

High finish by a winner 77 (+5) Graham Marsh 1973

Largest 18 hole lead 3 shots Jesper Parnevik 1993

3 shots Retief Goosen 2001

Largest 36 hole lead 7 shots Jesper Parnevik 1993

Largest 54 hole lead 7 shots Jesper Parnevik 1993

Largest 54 hole lead lost 4 shots Ian Baker-Finch 1986

Largest winning margin 7 shots Ian Woosnam 1987

Largest final round comeback 7 shots Thomas Levet 2004

Low 36 hole cut 138 (-2)  1992

140 (-2)  2005, 2008

140 (-4)  2011, 2012, 2013

High 36 hole cut 153 (+9)  1972

153 (+9)  1996* (Carnoustie)

153 (+9)  1996* (Loch Lomond)

Holes-in-one 25

Best stroke average for 72 holes 66.00 Ian Woosnam 1987

Winners with all 4 rounds  David Feherty 1986

in the 60’s  Ian Woosnam 1987

Craig Parry 1991

Carl Mason 1994

Tom Lehman 1997

ErnieEls 2000

Ernie Els  2003

Tim Clark 2005

Martin Kaymer 2009

Luke Donald 2011 (54 holes)

Justin Rose 2014

Players to win without a round  Ian Woosnam 1996* (Carnoustie)

in the 60’s

Last player to win with an over 74 (+3) (Round 4) Edoardo Molinari 2010

par round

Wire-to-wire winners  Ian Woosnam 1987

Jesper Parnevik 1993

Retief Goosen 2001

Ernie Els 2003

Most top 10 finishes  Colin Montgomerie 9

Ian Woosnam 7

Ernie Els 7

Play-offs  Neil Coles beat Brian Huggett 1972

David Feherty beat Christy O'Connor Jnr and Ian Baker-Finch 1986

Eduardo Romero beat Fredrik Jacobson 2002

Grégory Havret beat Phil Mickelson 2007

Jeev Milkha Singh beat Francesco Molinari 2012

Phil Mickelson beat Branden Grace 2013

Youngest winner 24  years and 196 days Martin Kaymer 2009

Oldest winner 47 years and 362 days Eduardo Romero 2002

HOLES-IN-ONE

Martin Poxon 1989 Gleneagles Hotel 8th hole Round 2

Philip Walton 1991 Gleneagles Hotel 8th hole Round 2

Mark McNulty 1994 Gleneagles Hotel 5th hole Round 1

David Feherty 1995 Carnoustie 8th hole Round 2

Pierre Fulke 1997 Loch Lomond 8th hole Round 1

John Senden 1999 Loch Lomond 8th hole Round 1

Geoff Ogilvy 2000 Loch Lomond 11th hole Round 1

Jarmo Sandelin 2000 Loch Lomond 17th hole Round 3

Mathias Grönberg 2000 Loch Lomond 17th hole Round 4

Diego Borrego 2001 Loch Lomond 11th hole Round 4

Sven Strüver 2001 Loch Lomond 8th hole Round 3

Christopher Hanell 2002 Loch Lomond 11th hole Round 1

Sebastien Delagrange 2002 Loch Lomond 5th hole Round 2

Jonathan Lomas 2002 Loch Lomond 5th hole Round 3

Peter Lonard 2002 Loch Lomond 17th hole Round 4

Greg Owen 2005 Loch Lomond 8th hole Round 4

Pelle Edberg 2008 Loch Lomond 17th hole Round 1

Phil Mickelson 2008 Loch Lomond 5th hole Round 2

Phillip Price 2011 Castle Stuart Links 11th hole Round 1

Steve Webster 2011 Castle Stuart Links 8th hole Round 2

Andrew Johnston 2012 Castle Stuart Links 11th hole Round 1

Peter Whiteford 2012 Castle Stuart Links 11th hole Round 2

Matteo Manassero 2013 Castle Stuart Links 8th hole Round 3

Francois Calmels 2014 Royal Aberdeen 8th hole, Round 1

Tom Lewis 2014 Royal Aberdeen 17th hole, Round 1

The 2000 event marked the last time on The European Tour International Schedule that two players had successive holes-in-one at the same hole. Jarmo Sandelin, playing in the final group in round three achieved an ace at the par 17th,  followed by fellow Swede Mathias Grönberg playing in the first group out in the final round.