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Byron Nelson Award

The PGA Tour award given annually to the player with the lowest scoring average in adjusted formula, named after Byron Nelson.

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"The Byron Nelson Award is the PGA Tour award given annually to the player with the lowest adjusted scoring average. The Byron Nelson Award is named after Byron Nelson, the five-time major champion and PGA Tour legend known for setting the record 18 PGA Tour victories in a single season (1945)."

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