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Canada · PGA Tour · 1988–2005

Brian Watts career earnings

$2.3M
Official PGA Tour prize money, 1988–2005
#590 in career prize money
177Starts
0PGA Tour wins
0Majors
$13KPer start
0Money-list titles
57thBest money-list finish

Brian Watts has earned $2,266,675 in official PGA Tour prize money from 177 starts, 1988–2005. That ranks 590th on the PGA Tour's career money list.

He has 0 PGA Tour wins. His best season was 1999, when he earned $767,409 and finished 57th on the money list.

Brian Watts earnings by year

Official prize money each season. Labels show his money-list rank when he finished in the top 10. Click a bar for that season.

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SeasonStartsWinsMoney listFedEx bonusPrize money
200560359thNo FedEx Cup$8,170
200480298thNo FedEx Cup$23,770
2003130211thNo FedEx Cup$134,905
2002250243rdNo FedEx Cup$68,204
2001170118thNo FedEx Cup$457,293
2000290133rdNo FedEx Cup$311,802
199924057thNo FedEx Cup$767,409
19984090thNo FedEx Cup$335,735
199730248thNo FedEx Cup$15,400
199620303rdNo FedEx Cup$6,000
199530221stNo FedEx Cup$33,725
199330209thNo FedEx Cup$23,235
199210314thNo FedEx Cup$663
1991290184thNo FedEx Cup$40,199
199040224thNo FedEx Cup$12,535
198940185thNo FedEx Cup$26,814
198820314thNo FedEx Cup$816

Every Watts start, season by season

Brian Watts made 177 starts over 17 seasons. Each square is one tournament. Click one for the leaderboard.

Small to big checkMissed cutWinMajorResult not itemized, season total only
1988$8161989$27K1990$13K1991$40K1992$6631993$23K1995$34K1996$6K1997$15K1998$336K1999$767K2000$312K2001$457K2002$68K2003$135K2004$24K2005$8K

Where Watts's money came from

Career split, then season by season: Majors 19%, The Players 2%, Other events 79%.

19%
79%
MajorsThe PlayersOther events
$0$200K$400K$600K$800K19881989199019911992199319951996199719981999200020012002200320042005

Brian Watts at the majors

15 major starts and $436,023 in prize money. Darker squares paid more, and an orange ring is a win.

Career earnings over time

Running total, check by check. Orange dots mark wins at the majors and The Players.

$0$200K$400K$600K$800K20012002200320042005$692K

Brian Watts's biggest paydays

His ten largest single checks. Click one for the full payout.

Brian Watts's recent results

Watts earned $16,250 from his last 10 starts, July 2004 to August 2005, and made the cut in 2 of them. His best finish was T52 at the Valero Texas Open, worth $8,080. That is $2K a start, about 13% of his career average of $13K.

DateEventFinishPrize money
2005-08-25Buick Championship75$8,170
2005-07-28Buick OpenMC$0
2005-07-21U.S. Bank Championship in MilwaukeeMC$0
2005-07-14B.C. OpenMC$0
2005-02-24Chrysler Classic of TucsonMC$0
2005-02-10AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-AmMC$0
2004-09-16Valero Texas OpenT52$8,080
2004-09-09Bell Canadian OpenMC$0
2004-08-26Buick ChampionshipMC$0
2004-07-29Buick OpenMC$0

How Watts compares

Players just above and below him in career prize money. Full ranking →

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Brian Watts earnings FAQ

How much has Brian Watts earned in his career?

Brian Watts has earned $2,266,675 in official PGA Tour prize money from 1988–2005. Earnings on other tours and from endorsements are not included.

How many PGA Tour events has Brian Watts won?

0 wins from 177 starts.

What was Brian Watts's best season?

1999, with $767,409.

What is Brian Watts's biggest paycheck?

$156,375 for finishing T6 at the Verizon Byron Nelson Classic.

How much does Brian Watts earn per tournament?

$12,806 per start on average, counting missed cuts.

What are Brian Watts's career earnings in today's dollars?

Adjusted for inflation, Brian Watts's $2,266,675 in official prize money is worth about $4,477,129 in 2026 dollars, counting each season's earnings at that year's prices.

How much has Brian Watts won at the Masters?

$23,720 from 2 appearances.