Vijay Singh

Vijay Singh (born February 22, 1963 in Lautoka, Fiji) is a Fijian golfer on the PGA TOUR who has won three major championships (one Masters in 2000 and two PGA Championships in 1998 and 2004) and was the leading money winner in 2003 and 2004. Singh, who is a Fijian citizen, grew up in Nadi.

Tournament victories

PGA Tour wins (28)

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• 1993: Buick Classic
• 1995: Buick Classic, Phoenix Open
• 1997: Memorial Tournament, Buick Open
• 1998: PGA Championship, The International
• 1999: Honda Classic
• 2000: The Masters
• 2002: Shell Houston Open, Tour Championship
• 2003: Phoenix Open, EDS Byron Nelson Championship, John Deere Classic, Funai Classic
• 2004: AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Shell Houston Open, HP Classic of New Orleans, Buick Open, PGA Championship, Deutsche Bank Championship, Bell Canadian Open, 84 LUMBER Classic, Chrysler Championship
• 2005: Sony Open, Shell Houston Open, Wachovia Championship, Buick Open

Major championships are shown in bold.

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European Tour wins (12)

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• 1989: Volvo Open Championship
• 1990: El Bosque Open
• 1992: Turespana Masters, Volvo German Open
• 1994: Scandinavian Masters, Lancome Trophy
• 1997: South African Open (co-sanctioned with Southern African Tour)
• 1998: (PGA Championship)
• 2000: (The Masters)
• 2001: Malaysian Open, Singapore Masters
• 2004: (PGA Championship)

Singh's major championship victories are repeated here because the three major championships played in the United States became official events on the European Tour in 1998.

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Other professional wins (13)

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• 1984: Malaysian PGA Championship
• 1988: Nigerian Open, Swedish PGA (not a European Tour event)
• 1989: Nigerian Open, Ivory Coast Open, Zimbabwe Open,
• 1991: King Hassan Trophy
• 1992: Malaysian Open
• 1993: Bells Cup
• 1995: Passport Open
• 1997: Toyota World Match Play Championship (England, not an official European Tour event at that time)
• 2000: Taiwan Open
• 2003: Canadian Skins Game (unofficial event)