Brandt Snedeker

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

Honours

Records

Brandt Snedeker's career is defined by consistency and peak performance. Winning the 2012 FedEx Cup in his debut season as a contender was a rare feat, matching only Tiger Woods in the modern era. His 59 at the 2018 Wyndham Championship placed him among an elite group of players who have broken the 60-barrier on the PGA Tour. Captaining Team USA to a comeback victory in the 2026 Presidents Cup highlights his leadership abilities and strategic acumen.His induction into the Vanderbilt Athletics Hall of Fame and the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame underscores his lasting impact on both collegiate and state-level sports. With ten PGA Tour victories and a career-high world ranking of No. 4, Snedeker has established himself as one of the most respected competitors of his generation.

AwardsBrandt Snedeker has secured ten victories on the PGA Tour, including the prestigious 2012 FedEx Cup. While he has not won a major championship, his accolades include multiple Tour titles such as the BMW Championship, Tour Championship, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, and the Wyndham Championship. He has also been recognized for his contributions to Vanderbilt University Athletics and his service as a U.S. Captain in the Presidents Cup.

Honours & Distinctions

Vanderbilt Athletics Hall of Fame

Vanderbilt University·2013

Inducted for outstanding collegiate career and records.

Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame

Tennessee Sports Commission·2019

Recognized for contributions to Tennessee sports.

Honorary Doctorate

Vanderbilt University·2013

Awarded for academic and athletic achievements.

Records & Feats

Tenth Sub-60 Round

Career Milestone·2018

Shot a 59 at the 2018 Wyndham Championship, becoming only the tenth player in PGA Tour history to break 60.

First FedEx Cup Winner in Debut Season Since Tiger Woods

Career Milestone·2012

Won the 2012 FedEx Cup in his first full season as a contender, a feat not achieved since Tiger Woods.

Lowest Career Scoring Average at Vanderbilt

College Record·2001

Holds the record for the lowest career scoring average in Vanderbilt University golf history.