Career Record

current ranking

RANKING POSITIOn
PGA TOUR Champions 2024 22
DP World Tour 2024 -


 

seasons results

     
TOURNAMENT LOCATION POSITION
Chubb Classic Naples, Florida 21
Mitsubishi Electric Championship Hualalai, Hawaii 10
Charles Schwab Cup Championship Phoenix, Arizona 14
Timbertech Championship Boca Raton, Florida 14
Dominion Energy Charity Classic Richmond, Virginia 11
SAS Championship Cary, North Carolina 41
Constellation Furyk & Friends Jacksonville, Florida 12
Sanford International Sioux Falls, South Dakota 35
Omega European Masters Crans-Sur-Sierre, Switzerland (DP World Tour) 52
Shaw Charity Classic Calgary, Canada 27
Boeing Classic Seattle, Washington 2
The Senior Open Porthcawl, Wales 25
Kaulig Companies Championship Akron, Ohio 13
US Senior Open Stevens Point, Wisconsin 14
Dicks Sporting Goods Open Endicott, New York 8
American Family Insurance Championship Madison, Wisconsin 31
Principal Charity Classic Des Moines, Iowa 6
KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship Frisco, Texas 5
Regions Tradition Birmingham, Alabama 5
Mitsubishi Electric Classic Duluth, Georgia 2
Insperity Invitational  Houston, Texas 8
Galleri Classic Palm Springs, California 5
Hoag Classic Newport Beach, California 4
Cologuard Classic Tucson, Arizona 16
Hassan II Trophy Rabat, Morocco 7
Hero Dubai Desert Classic Dubai, UAE (DP World Tour) 65
Mitsubishi Electric Championship Kona, Hawaii 9

 

Career Record 

YEAR TOURNaMENT WINS COUNTRY
2022 Boeing Classic (PGA TOUR Champions) USA
2022 Cologuard Classic (PGA TOUR Champions) USA
2022 Mitsubishi Electric Championship (PGA TOUR Champions) USA
2020 Sanford International (PGA TOUR Champions) USA
2020 Mitsubishi Electric Championship (PGA TOUR Champions) USA
2019 Dominion Energy Charity Classic (PGA TOUR Champions) USA
2019 Chubb Classic (PGA TOUR Champions) USA
2018 The Senior Open (PGA TOUR Champions/Senior European Tour) Scotland
2018 Regions Tradition (PGA TOUR Champions) USA
2017 Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic (PGA TOUR Champions) USA
2016 Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic (PGA TOUR Champions) USA
2015 Mitsubishi Electric Championship (PGA TOUR Champions) USA
2014 Open de Espana Spain
2014 Greater Gwinnett Championship (PGA TOUR Champions ) USA
2014 Hong Kong Open Hong Kong
2012 UBS Hong Kong Open Hong Kong
2010 Omega European Masters Switzerland
2010 Alstom Open de France France
2010 Omega Dubai Desert Classic UAE
2008 BMW PGA Championship England
2008 UBS Hong Kong Open Hong Kong
2005 Celtic Manor Wales Open Wales
2005 Omega Hong Kong Open Hong Kong
2004 BMW International Open Germany
2004 BMW Asian Open China
2004 Algarve Open de Portugal Portugal
2004 Johnnie Walker Classic Thailand
2003 Turespaña Mallorca Classic Spain
1999 Volvo Masters Spain
1999 Turespaña Masters – Open de Andalucia Spain
1998 Trophee Lancome France
1998 Turespaña Masters Open Baleares Spain
1994 Heineken Dutch Open Holland
1992 Piaget Belgian Open Belgium

Ryder Cup

Playing in the Ryder Cup has been one of the most memorable and exciting times of my career, and I have been lucky enough to qualify for the European Team on four occasions.  There is no other sensation like I get when walking on to the 1st Tee at the Ryder Cup.

My first experience came as a Vice Captain to Seve Ballesteros in 1997 at Valderrama, in my home region of Andalucia, Spain.  From that moment I was desperate to be in the Team and I qualified in 1999 to play at Brookline.  Although the result wasn’t what the Europeans had hoped for, I had experienced the incredible feeling of camaraderie within the Team and made it a goal of mine to try my hardest to qualify in future.

2004 at Oakland Hills, Michigan, was the next time I qualified to play and I will never forget that!  Europe won by the largest margin in the history of the event.

Since then I have played on a losing side at Valhalla, Kentucky in 2008, a victorious side at Celtic Manor in Wales in 2010 and been Vice Captain in Europe’s incredible achievement at the “miracle of Medinah” and the win at Gleneagles.

All very special times in my career.

 

World Cup

To have the chance to represent your country is an honour, and I have been fortunate enough to play for Spain fourteen times in the World Cup.  I am not sure if this is a record, but I think it must be close!

Of those occasions our team has been Runners Up twice, in 2004 at Real Club de Golfe in Seville not too far from my home, when I partnered Sergio Garcia, and again in 2008 at Mission Hills, China, with my very close friend on Tour, Pablo Larrazábal.

The World Cup has taken me to some very exciting destinations and it’s always fun to team up with a good friend and compatriot against the other countries in the world.

 

Other Team Events

In 2000, Seve Ballesteros created the Seve Trophy, a team competition consisting of a team from Continental Europe and a team from Great Britain and Ireland.  I am the only European golfer to have played in every one of the Seve Trophy events.  In 2013 Continental Europe finally came out on top having lost every one since the first event at Sunningdale.  At last!

One of the highlights of 2014, was being asked by the European Tour to be a Playing Captain at the first EurAsia Cup presented by DRB-HICOM, a match play team event between Europe and Asia.  Naturally I was honoured and very pleased to accept the opportunity, and our Team set out in March for The Glenmarie Golf & Country Club in Kuala Lumpur.  My friend, ThongchaiJaidee was my opposite, as Playing Captain of Team Asia, and as we expected, the Asian team were very strong competitors.  At the end of Day 1, Team Europe was in a very strong position, but Team Asia fought back on Day 2 and on the Final Day had an incredible performance.  In the end we shared the Trophy which was a fitting result for the first EurAsia Cup.

Finally, I must not forget about the Alfred Dunhill Cup, a very special team event we played up until 2000 on the Old Course at St Andrew’s in Scotland.  Teams of three represented their country in a match play event, and I am very happy to have been a part of the Spanish team that won in 1999 with Sergio García and José María Olazábal, and the last tournament in 2000 with Miguel Ángel Martín and again with José María. Great fun despite battling the wind and rain in Scotland in October!

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