Top PGA Tour Champions with 25+ Wins

Golfers who have won at least 25 times on the PGA Tour


The List of All-Time Winners on the PGA Tour

The list of all-time winners on the PGA Tour is topped by two names: Tiger Woods and Sam Snead. Without getting into a debate about some of Snead’s victories, those two remain paired at the top of the list with 82.

With Rory McIlroy’s latest victory, the team event at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, he became the 26th golfer to win at least 25 times on the PGA Tour. McIlroy is tied at 25 with Johnny Miller, Tommy Armour, and Macdonald Smith, but among that group, McIlroy has the most majors (four). A 26th win would put him alongside Henry Picard. Should McIlroy get to 30, he’d be the 18th golfer to reach that plateau and the first since Vijay Singh to get there.

List of Golfers Who Reached the 25-Win Plateau on the PGA Tour

Sam Snead at his first Masters Tournament in 1937.

We’re listing Snead first because he was the first to get to 82.

Tiger Woods receives the trophy after winning the 2019 Zozo Championship in Japan.

Tiger Woods’ 82nd win was 4 ½ years ago at the Zozo Championship.

Jack Nicklaus’ remarkable victory at the 1986 Masters

Jack Nicklaus won 73 times, with his final victory coming at the 1986 Masters, his 18th major.

Ben Hogan statue near the clubhouse at Colonial Country Club.

Ben Hogan won 64 times on the PGA Tour. He made exactly 300 starts and made the cut 293 times. His final victory was the 1959 Colonial National Invitation.

Arnold Palmer at the 1960 U.S. Open.

Only five golfers reached the 60-win mark and Arnold Palmer was one of them, having nabbed 62 PGA Tour victories during his career.

Byron Nelson tees off in the 1945 Victory National Open at Calumet Country Club.

Byron Nelson won 52 times, with 18 of those victories coming in 1945, and 11 of those coming in succession, the longest winning streak on the PGA Tour.

Billy Casper at the 1966 U.S. Open.

There are only seven golfers to reach the 50-win plateau, with Billy Casper being one of them.

Walter Hagen competes in the 1933 Ryder Cup at Southport.
Phil Mickelson poses with the Wanamaker Trophy after winning the 2021 PGA Championship.
Cary Middlecoff at the 1955 Masters.
Tom Watson at the 1977 Masters.
Gene Sarazen after a hole-in-one at the 1973 British Open.
American Ryder Cup captain Lloyd Mangrum tees off during a singles match in 1953.
Vijay Singh at the 2002 Houston Open.
Jimmy Demaret at the 1950 Masters.
Horton Smith at the first Masters in 1934.

There are 16 golfers to have won at least 30 times on the PGA Tour. Horton Smith, who won the first and third Masters, is one of them.

Lee Trevino at the 1971 British Open.
Louis Costello, Joe Turnesa, Gene Sarazen, Tommy Kerrigan, Harry Cooper and Johnny Farrell in a driving contest.

Harry Cooper won 29 times but holds the distinction of having won the most PGA Tour events without a major championship.

Henry Picard and MSC Roberts competing in Edinburgh in June 1935.
Johnny Miller after winning the 1976 British Open by six strokes.
Tommy Armour hitting from the bunker during the 1931 British Open.

Tommy Armour of Scotland won the Open, the U.S. Open, and the PGA Championship.

Macdonald Smith at the 1925 British Open.

Macdonald Smith is credited with 25 but like Cooper, did not win one of the four majors during his career.

Rory McIlroy with the trophy after winning the 2019 Players Championship on the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass.

Rory McIlroy broke a tie with Dustin Johnson and Gary Player when he earned his 25th PGA Tour victory.