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Golf Channel · Apr 8, 2022

Inspired by highlights from Masters win, Charl Schwartzel goes worst to first

AUGUSTA, Ga. – There have been 209 players on the PGA Tour this season that have recorded enough rounds to qualify for the strokes gained: total statistic, the metric that compares a player’s score to the field average.

Charl Schwartzel is ranked 209th.

The 2011 Masters champion has – statistically – been the worst performer on Tour this season. In 23 rounds, he has averaged more than 2.78 strokes lost to the field per round – more than a half-stroke worse than Jonas Blixt.

“I haven’t felt like I’ve played as badly as my results, though,” Schwartzel said Friday.

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