Shot chart from CBS Sunday Masters telecast - 2020

Once again, I tracked the number of strokes that CBS televised per player during the Sunday round of the Masters. The telecast began at 10am ET with players grouped in threesomes starting on both nines and the leaders already on the course. I counted a total of 395 televised strokes up through the final putt which worked out to an average of 1.35 strokes per minute. This was way up over the rate from the 2020 US Open, but down slightly from the 2019 Masters.

CBS covered the final 63 strokes from winner Dustin Johnson, showing every shot he made once the telecast joined the leaders in progress on hole 2. Sungjae Im was also featured for 63 shots while fellow co-runner-up Cameron Smith was covered for 58 shots. CBS focused primarily on the final two pairings plus Rory McIlroy with those seven players receiving 84% of all televised strokes.  

The highest finisher not shown by CBS was Corey Conners who tied for 10th. CBS televised strokes from 22 players during the Sunday round with nine golfers getting coverage for at least 11 shots. Regrettably, CBS spent 16 shots on Tiger Woods who was well out of contention (between 11 and 20 strokes behind during each of his televised shots). 

I also tracked the number of televised strokes by hole. The 13th and 18th were featured the most (32  strokes each). CBS didn't show a single stroke from hole #1 as the leaders were on the 2nd hole when the telecast began. Of the remaining holes, #2 was seen fewest at 17 shots.

This is the seventh year that I have compiled these televised shot charts. For comparison to other majors, see the summary table which contains links to all of these charts since 2014. 

Here is the complete shot chart (including the highest finisher not shown on the telecast) followed by the hole-by-hole breakdown:

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Dustin Johnson	63	1	1
Sungjae Im	63	T2	1
Cameron Smith	58	T2	2
Dylan Frittelli	50	T5	2
Rory McIlroy	38	T5	4
Abraham Ancer	35	T13	1
Justin Thomas	25	4	2
Tiger Woods	16	T38	8
Brooks Koepka	13	T7	4
Jon Rahm	5	T7	3
Bryson DeChambeau	5	T34	12
Andy Ogletree	4	T34	14
Jordan Spieth	4	T46	19
Patrick Reed	3	T10	3
Tommy Fleetwood	3	T19	4
Sebastian Munoz	2	T19	3
Bernhard Langer	2	T29	12
Phil Mickelson	2	T55	19
CT Pan	1	T7	7
Webb Simpson	1	T10	7
Hideki Matsuyama	1	T13	5
John Augenstein	1	T55	17
Corey Conners	0	T10	6
others	0
total	395

Hole number	Televised shots
1	0
2	17
3	21
4	19
5	22
6	18
7	20
8	22
9	30
10	24
11	24
12	21
13	32
14	22
15	29
16	21
17	21
18	32

Shot chart from CBS Sunday PGA Championship telecast - 2020

Once again, I tracked the strokes televised by CBS during the Sunday round of the PGA Championship. I started the tracking at 4pm ET and counted 496 televised strokes from the final round. This total includes 33 shots that CBS aired on its Eye On The Course split screen feature during seven of the commercial breaks. I stopped the tracking when the final group putted out. This resulted in an average of 1.69 strokes per minute which is by far the highest I have ever recorded for any golf major since starting this tracking in 2014. The previous high was 1.41 for the 2017 Masters. For comparison, the 2019 PGA had only 1.14 shots per minute.

With no paying spectators in attendance, CBS focused on golf rather than fan reactions. With so many players in contention, CBS moved around constantly and showed between 48 and 57 strokes for seven different players. Eleven players received coverage for at least 10 shots. Overall, CBS showed 27 different golfers playing strokes during the tracking period, but 13 of those players only got three shots or fewer. The highest finisher not shown by CBS was Brendan Todd who tied for 17th.

I also tracked the number of televised strokes by hole. The 18th was featured the most (42 strokes) with the par 5 10th getting 41. The 3rd hole was shown the least (18 televised strokes). 

It will be interesting to see the televised shot rates for the upcoming majors which will also be played without fans. 

This is the seventh year that I have compiled these televised shot charts. For comparison to other majors, see the summary table which contains links to all of these charts since 2014. 

Here is the complete shot chart (including the highest finisher not shown on the telecast) followed by the hole-by-hole breakdown:

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Dustin Johnson	57	T2	1
Scottie Scheffler	55	T4	1
Bryson DeChambeau	54	T4	4
Collin Morikawa	52	1	2
Tony Finau	52	T4	4
Paul Casey	49	T2	3
Cameron Champ	48	T10	2
Jason Day	33	T4	5
Matthew Wolff	23	T4	8
Brooks Koepka	17	T29	3
Justin Rose	10	9	5
Xander Schauffele	8	T10	8
Justin Thomas	7	T37	18
Rory McIlroy	7	T33	24
Harold Varner III	3	T29	13
Patrick Reed	3	T13	13
Daniel Berger	3	T13	6
Tommy Fleetwood	2	T29	6
Jon Rahm	2	T13	12
Haotong Li	2	T17	9
Denny McCarthy	2	T58	20
Mike Lorenzo-Vera	2	T43	10
Adam Scott	1	T22	17
Joel Dahmen	1	T10	7
Si Woo Kim	1	T13	7
Harris English	1	T19	18
Lanto Griffin	1	T19	14
Brendan Todd	0	T17	15
others	0
total	496

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 = final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Hole number	Televised shots
1	34
2	23
3	18
4	26
5	26
6	22
7	28
8	19
9	29
10	41
11	25
12	33
13	32
14	26
15	21
16	29
17	22
18	42

Shot chart from NBC Sunday Open Championship telecast - 2019

I tracked the strokes televised by NBC during the Sunday round of the Open Championship. I started tracking at 8am ET to provide a comparable time period to the other majors I have tracked. NBC televised 389 strokes during the tracking period. This total includes 46 shots that NBC aired as part of its Playing Through feature during 13 of the commercial breaks. The last putt dropped at 1:09pm resulting in a rate of 1.26 strokes per minute which was down slightly from the 2018 Open, but was up over the previous two 2019 majors.

NBC showed strokes from 23 different players during the tracking period with eight golfers being covered for at least 23 strokes. Those eight accounted for 85% of the televised shots. NBC televised every stroke from winner Shane Lowry and all but one from runner-up Tommy Fleetwood (skipping only a tap-in on hole 11). That final pairing accounted for 45% of all televised strokes. Third place finisher Tony Finau was only covered for eight strokes. The highest finisher not shown during this period was Robert MacIntyre who was part of a tie for 6th.

I also counted the number of televised strokes by hole during the tracking period. Hole #1 (43 strokes) was featured most frequently by far as no other hole received more than 27 shots. On the flipside, the 15th hole was covered for just 10 televised srokes.

This is the sixth year that I have compiled these televised shot charts. For comparison to prior majors, see this summary table which contains links to all of my shot charts since 2014.

Here is the complete shot chart (including the highest finisher not shown during the tracking period) followed by the hole-by-hole breakdown:

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Tommy Fleetwood	73 (of 74)	2	1
Shane Lowry	72 (of 72)	1	1
Brooks Koepka	41	T4	2
Rickie Fowler	38	T6	3
Justin Thomas	28	T11	11
Lee Westwood	27	T4	4
Jordan Spieth	26	T20	6
JB Holmes	23	T67	2
Jon Rahm	10	T11	5
Danny Willett	9	T6	4
Henrik Stenson	9	T20	6
Tony Finau	8	3	5
Justin Rose	8	T20	3
Patrick Reed	3	10	11
Matt Kuchar	3	T41	7
Matthew Fitzpatrick	2	T20	12
Stewart Cink	2	T20	25
Dustin Johnson	2	T51	18
Tyrell Hatton	1	T6	13
Ryan Fox	1	T16	23
Ernie Els	1	T32	21
Dylan Frittelli	1	T32	8
Mikko Korhonen	1	T63	18
Robert MacIntyre	0	T6	17
others	0
total	389

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 = final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Hole number	Televised shots
1	43
2	22
3	14
4	19
5	22
6	16
7	23
8	22
9	14
10	27
11	23
12	27
13	18
14	16
15	10
16	21
17	25
18	26

Shot chart from Fox Sunday US Open telecast - 2019

Once again, I tracked the shots that Fox televised during the Sunday round of the US Open. The final pairing teed off at 5:30pm ET, so I started tracking at 5:00 to provide a reasonable comparison to the other majors I have monitored.

I counted 317 shots during the tracking period. The final putt was holed at 9:31 resulting in a rate of 1.17 strokes per minute. This was down from the 1.24 shown by Fox during the 2018 US Open.

Fox showed 68 strokes from winner Gary Woodland skipping only a tap-in on #13. Fox aired 66 from runner-up Brooks Koepka, covering all but tap-ins on holes 7 and 16. Justin Rose had the most televised strokes (70). That trio accounted for 64 percent of all the televised shots during the tracking period. Fox showed 21 golfers playing strokes during this period with seven players getting coverage for at least 10 shots. The highest finishers not shown during the period were Matthew Fitzpatrick and Danny Willett who were part of the tie for 12th.

Fox went commercial-free for the final 49 minutes of play.

I also tracked the number of televised strokes by hole during the tracking period. The 18th was featured most often (34 strokes) by a sizable margin. Hole 3 received the fewest televised shots (11).

This is the sixth year that I have compiled these televised shot charts. For comparison to prior majors, see this summary table which contains links to all shot charts since 2014.

Here is the complete shot chart (including the highest finisher not shown during the tracking period) followed by the hole-by-hole breakdown:

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Justin Rose	70 (of 74)	T3	1
Gary Woodland	68 (of 69)	1	1
Brooks Koepka	66 (of 68)	2	2
Louis Oosthuizen	28	T7	3
Rory McIlroy	21	T9	3
Xander Schauffele	11	T3	8
Adam Scott	10	T7	8
Chez Reavie	8	T3	2
Viktor Hovland	7	T12	16
Tiger Woods	5	T21	15
Jon Rahm	4	T3	6
Dustin Johnson	4	T35	10
Henrik Stenson	3	T9	6
Matt Kuchar	2	T16	4
Graeme McDowell	2	T16	5
Francesco Molinari	2	T16	11
Jordan Spieth	2	T65	20
Chesson Hadley	1	T9	4
Matt Wallace	1	T12	7
Patrick Reed	1	T32	24
Brandon Wu	1	T35	10
Fitzpatrick/Willett	0	T12
others	0
total	317

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Hole number	Televised shots
1	21
2	21
3	11
4	18
5	15
6	20
7	16
8	19
9	16
10	17
11	15
12	21
13	15
14	18
15	14
16	13
17	13
18	34

Shot chart from CBS Sunday PGA Championship telecast - 2019

I tracked the strokes televised by CBS during the Sunday round of the PGA Championship. I counted 321 televised strokes from the 4th round. This total includes nine shots that CBS aired on its Eye On The Course split screen feature during four of the commercial breaks. This resulted in an average of 1.14 strokes per minute which was much lower than the 2017 PGA, but the same rate as the 2016 telecast.

CBS televised 73 strokes by winner Brooks Koepka, skipping only a tap-in putt on hole 7. The network aired 67 strokes from runner-up Dustin Johnson, bypassing his tap-ins on the first two holes. Jazz Janewottananond received the next most frequent coverage (39 strokes) but was not shown after hole 13.

Nine players received coverage for at least 10 shots. Late in the round with so few players in contention, CBS shifted into a mode of primarily showing just Koepka and DJ. Overall, CBS showed 20 different golfers playing strokes, but eight of these were for a single shot. The highest finishers not shown at all by CBS were four of the six players who tied for 8th (Matt Kuchar, Shane Lowry, Adam Scott, and Gary Woodland).

I also tracked the number of televised strokes by hole. The 12th was featured the most (25 strokes) with holes 3 and 11 receiving coverage for 24 shots each. CBS devoted the fewest televised strokes to the 14th and 16th holes (only 10 shots each).

CBS made a very questionable decision to interview DJ while Koepka was hitting an important layup shot on the 18th from what appeared to be a tricky lie. CBS also made a blunder after the final group completed hole 5 when it displayed a scorecard graphic for Harold Varner III showing him making a bogey on hole 6 (which he had not yet started!) and showing his overall score at E when he was still at -1. Jim Nantz, apparently reading from the incorrect graphic, rattled off Varner's run of poor scores including the phantom score from the 6th hole.

This is the sixth year that I have compiled these televised shot charts. For comparison to other majors, see the summary table which contains links to all of these charts since 2014. (Note: I was busy during the Sunday round of the 2018 PGA and never compiled that chart, but I have a DVR copy of that telecast and may get to it eventually.)

Here is the complete shot chart (including the highest finishers not shown on the telecast) followed by the hole-by-hole breakdown:

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Brooks Koepka	73	1	1
Dustin Johnson	67	2	3
Jazz Janewattananond	39	T14	2
Harold Varner III	34	T36	1
Matt Wallace	23	T3	4
Jordan Spieth	22	T3	6
Hideki Matsuyama	17	T16	3
Patrick Cantlay	16	T3	5
Rory McIlroy	10	T8	16
Luke List	6	6	2
Jason Day	3	T23	15
Rickie Fowler	3	T36	7
Sung Kang	1	7	7
Erik Van Rooyen	1	T8	6
Lucas Bjerregaard	1	T16	9
Lucas Glover	1	T16	9
Webb Simpson	1	T29	21
Kiradech Aphinbarnrat	1	T41	14
Francesco Molinari	1	T48	22
Zach Johnson	1	T54	22
Kuchar/Lowry/Scott/Woodland	0	T8
others	0
total	321

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Hole number	Televised shots
1	22
2	21
3	24
4	21
5	20
6	12
7	13
8	12
9	19
10	23
11	24
12	25
13	16
14	10
15	14
16	10
17	14
18	21

Shot chart from CBS Sunday Masters telecast - 2019

For the sixth time, I tracked the number of strokes that CBS televised per player during the Sunday round of the Masters. The telecast began at 9am ET (after tee times were moved earlier to beat the storms) with players grouped in threesomes. I counted a total of 450 televised strokes. The final putt dropped at 2:27 resulting in an average of 1.38 strokes per minute which was slightly less than the rate of the 2018 Masters, but still the third highest of all major tournaments I have tracked since 2014.

CBS covered 69 of the 70 strokes from winner Tiger Woods (skipping only a tap-in putt on hole #1). Francesco Molinari actually received coverage for 70 shots. His final score of 74 included two penalty strokes, so CBS only bypassed two of his shots (a layup on 15 and his tee shot on 17). Brooks Koepka and Tony Finau were spotlighted for 59 shots each. Those four players accounted for 57% of the televised shots.

The highest finisher not shown by CBS was Aaron Wise who finished 17th. CBS televised strokes from 26 players during the Sunday round and 11 golfers were covered for at least 10 shots.

I also tracked the number of televised strokes by hole. Once again, the 18th was featured the most (38 strokes). Hole #5 was featured second most often (33 strokes) while the 14th hole received the fewest televised strokes as CBS only aired 14 shots there.

This is the sixth year that I have compiled these televised shot charts. For comparison to prior majors, see this summary table which contains links to all shot charts since 2014.

Here is the complete shot chart (including the highest finisher not shown on the telecast) followed by the hole-by-hole breakdown:

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Francesco Molinari	70 (of 72*)	T5	1
Tiger Woods	69 (of 70)	1	1
Brooks Koepka	59	T2	2
Tony Finau	59	T5	1
Xander Schauffele	36	T2	3
Ian Poulter	28	T12	2
Patrick Cantlay	24	T9	5
Webb Simpson	14	T5	2
Rickie Fowler	12	T9	4
Dustin Johnson	10	T2	4
Jason Day	10	T5	7
Phil Mickelson	8	T18	6
Jon Rahm	7	T9	6
Matt Kuchar	7	T12	3
Bubba Watson	7	T12	7
Jordan Spieth	7	T21	8
Alvaro Ortiz	4	T36	16
Justin Harding	3	T12	3
Justin Thomas	3	T12	6
Rory McIlroy	3	T21	14
Louis Oosthuizen	3	T29	4
Viktor Hovland	3	T32	12
Thorbjorn Olesen	1	T21	5
Bryson DeChambeau	1	T29	13
Patrick Reed	1	T36	17
Alex Noren	1	T62	22
Aaron Wise	0	17	11
others	0
total	450

* Molinari took 72 "shots" plus two penalty strokes for a score of 74

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Hole number	Televised shots
1	23
2	29
3	21
4	23
5	33
6	22
7	23
8	27
9	28
10	22
11	19
12	22
13	18
14	14
15	31
16	26
17	31
18	38

Shot chart from NBC Sunday Open Championship telecast - 2018

I monitored the strokes televised by NBC during the final round of the Open Championship. I started tracking at 9am ET to provide a comparable time period to the other majors I have tracked. NBC televised 383 strokes during the tracking period. This total includes 30 shots that NBC aired as part of its Playing Through feature during 10 of the commercial breaks. With the final putt dropping at 1:57pm, the rate worked out to 1.29 strokes per minute.

NBC showed strokes from 21 different players during the tracking period with seven golfers being covered for at least 22 strokes. Those seven accounted for 84% of the televised shots. NBC televised 45 strokes from winner Francesco Molinari which was only the fourth highest total. NBC devoted air time to 65 strokes from Tiger Woods and spotlighted the final pairing of Jordan Spieth and Xander Schauffele for 58 and 55 shots respectively. The highest finishers not shown during this period were three of the players who were part of a tie for 12th.

I also recorded the number of televised strokes by hole during the tracking period. The 18th was featured most frequently (39 strokes) followed by hole #1 (35 shots). On the other extreme, the 9th hole received only nine televised shots.

This is the fifth year that I have compiled these televised shot charts. For comparison to prior majors, see this summary table which contains links to all such shot charts since 2014.

Here is the complete shot chart (including the highest finishers not shown during the tracking period) followed by the hole-by-hole breakdown:

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Tiger Woods	65 (of 71)	T6	3
Jordan Spieth	58	T9	1
Xander Schauffele	55	T2	1
Francesco Molinari	45	1	3
Kevin Kisner	40	T2	2
Rory McIlroy	35	T2	5
Kevin Chappell	22	T6	2
Tommy Fleetwood	10	T12	6
Justin Rose	9	T2	7
Matt Kuchar	7	T9	5
Phil Mickelson	7	T24	19
Eddie Pepperell	5	T6	19
Tony Finau	4	T9	9
Webb Simpson	4	T12	4
Alex Noren	4	T17	4
Zach Johnson	4	T17	6
Erik Van Rooyen	4	T17	10
Jason Day	2	T17	27
Bernhard Langer	1	T24	18
Julian Suri	1	T28	23
Sean Crocker	1	T47	15
Cantlay/Moore/Olesen	0	T12
others	0
total	383

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 = final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Hole number	Televised shots
1	35
2	20
3	20
4	18
5	23
6	24
7	19
8	12
9	9
10	16
11	19
12	19
13	21
14	26
15	19
16	19
17	25
18	39

Shot chart from Fox Sunday US Open telecast - 2018

I tracked the shots televised by Fox during the Sunday round of the US Open. The final pairing teed off at 2:24pm ET, so I started the tracking at 2:00 to provide a fair comparison to the other majors I have monitored.

Fox showed 345 shots during the tracking period. Play concluded at 6:39 which worked out to a rate of 1.24 strokes per minute. This was down from the 1.30 shown by Fox during the 2017 US Open.

Fox showed 65 strokes from Dustin Johnson and 64 by winner Brooks Koepka. Patrick Reed was featured for 58 strokes. The final pairing of Tony Finau and Daniel Berger checked in at 44 and 29 respectively. Runner-up Tommy Fleetwood (who was already on the 10th hole when the tracking period started) was covered for 25. Fox showed only 18 golfers playing strokes during this period with eight players getting coverage for at least 12 shots. The highest finisher not shown during the period was Zach Johnson who tied for 12th.

A few notes on the TV coverage:

• Fox went commercial-free for the final 52 minutes of play.
• I noticed two different occasions when the Fox on-screen scoreboard gave away a result of a shot that Fox was about to show. With D Johnson facing a rather short par putt on 7, Fox cut to show Fleetwood at 18. While there, the on-screen leaderboard updated to show Johnson dropping a shot on 7 and sliding down the board. Then Fox cut back to 7 and aired Johnson missing the putt. Similarly, Fox showed Fitzpatrick's approach to 18, but before it went back there to televise his birdie putt, the on-screen scroll showed Fitzpatrick's final score, again giving away the result.
• When D Johnson was hitting a layup shot on 16, Fox was showing Koepka standing in the fairway. You could hear the club strike the ball and then a camera picked up the ball and showed it land. I chose to count this as a televised stroke.

I also tracked the number of televised strokes by hole during the tracking period. The 18th was featured the most (39 strokes) by a wide margin. Hole 7 received the fewest televised shots (12).

This is the fifth year that I have compiled these televised shot charts. For comparison to prior majors, see this summary table which contains links to all shot charts since 2014.

Here is the complete shot chart (including the highest finisher not shown during the tracking period) followed by the hole-by-hole breakdown:

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Dustin Johnson	65 (of 70)	3	2
Brooks Koepka	64 (of 68)	1	2
Patrick Reed	58	4	4
Tony Finau	44	5	1
Daniel Berger	29	T6	1
Tommy Fleetwood	25	2	14
Justin Rose	20	T10	3
Henrik Stenson	12	T6	3
Matthew Fitzpatrick	9	T12	11
Webb Simpson	6	T10	9
Kiradech Aphinbarnrat	3	15	4
Xander Schauffele	3	T6	10
Matt Parziale	2	T48	18
Tyrell Hatton	1	T6	6
Russell Knox	1	T12	13
Brian Gay	1	T20	5
Ian Poulter	1	T25	7
Luis Gagne	1	T48	23
Zach Johnson	0	T12	9
others	0
total	345

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Hole number	Televised shots
1	21
2	17
3	18
4	15
5	19
6	13
7	12
8	13
9	13
10	20
11	24
12	25
13	21
14	17
15	17
16	23
17	18
18	39

Shot chart from CBS Sunday Masters telecast - 2018

I tracked the number of strokes that CBS aired per player during the Sunday round of the Masters. The telecast began at 2pm ET and I counted a total of 387 televised strokes. The final putt dropped at 6:38 which worked out to an average of 1.39 strokes per minute, a slight decrease over the rate from the 2017 Masters, but still the second highest of all major tournaments I have tracked since 2014.

CBS covered all 71 strokes from winner Patrick Reed. Jon Rahm and Rory McIlroy were spotlighted for 58 shots each. Runner-up Rickie Fowler and third place finisher Jordan Spieth also received significant coverage. Overall those five players accounted for over 74% of the televised shots. Early in the telecast, CBS went overboard on the well out-of-contention Tiger Woods who was shown for 18 strokes (two of which were taped highlights from prior to airtime) which wound up being the sixth most of any player. CBS also included a 3-stroke highlight package of Phil Mickelson who had already completed his round.

The highest finisher not shown by CBS was Marc Leishman who wound up 9th (after being featured prominently on Saturday). CBS televised strokes from just 22 players during the Sunday round.

I also tracked the number of televised strokes by hole. The 18th was featured the most (36 strokes). I was a bit surprised at a few other results from this tracking. Hole #1 was seen second most often (29 strokes). And the iconic par-3 12th received the fewest televised stokes as CBS only showed 10 shots from that hole.

This is the fifth year that I have compiled these televised shot charts. For comparison to prior majors, see this summary table which contains links to all shot charts since 2014.

Here is the complete shot chart (including the highest finisher not shown on the telecast) followed by the hole-by-hole breakdown:

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Patrick Reed	71 (of 71)	1	1
Jon Rahm	58	4	2
Rory McIlroy	58	T5	1
Rickie Fowler	54	2	2
Jordan Spieth	48	3	5
Tiger Woods	18	T32	20
Henrik Stenson	17	T5	3
Paul Casey	17	T15	15
Justin Thomas	11	T17	5
Bubba Watson	8	T5	4
Webb Simpson	5	T20	18
Cameron Smith	4	T5	6
Dustin Johnson	4	T10	6
Tony Finau	3	T10	10
Phil Mickelson	3	T36	25
Fred Couples	2	T38	19
Justin Rose	1	T12	7
Charley Hoffman	1	T12	10
Jimmy Walker	1	T20	9
Jason Day	1	T20	8
Branden Grace	1	T24	21
Doug Ghim	1	T50	24
Marc Leishman	0	9	4
others	0
total	387

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Hole number	Televised shots
1	29
2	28
3	16
4	15
5	19
6	15
7	17
8	23
9	22
10	20
11	20
12	10
13	26
14	15
15	28
16	21
17	27
18	36

Shot chart from CBS Sunday PGA Championship telecast - 2017

I tracked the strokes televised by CBS during the final round of the PGA Championship. On Sunday, CBS showed 401 strokes from the 4th round. This worked out to an average of 1.32 strokes per minute - which was much higher than the previous three PGA Championship Sunday telecasts I have tracked.

CBS televised 55 strokes by winner Justin Thomas. Playing partner Hideki Matsuyama who was in stronger contention early in the round was seen most often (68). Along with third round leader Kevin Kisner (64) and Chris Stroud (52), the final two pairings accounted for 60% of the televised shots.

At one point during the round, eight golfers were within two shots of the lead. CBS bounced around frequently to show key shots from the many contenders. A whopping eight players received coverage for at least 25 shots. CBS devoted 87% of the televised strokes to those eight players. Overall, CBS showed 23 different golfers playing strokes. The highest finisher not shown by CBS was Justin Smith (T9).

I have compiled these televised shot charts since 2014. For comparison to other majors, see the summary table which contains links to all of these charts. (Note: I was busy during the Sunday round of the 2017 Open Championship and never compiled that chart, but I have a DVR copy of that telecast and may get to it some day).

Here is the complete shot chart:

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Hideki Matsuyama	68 (of 71*)	T5	2
Kevin Kisner	64 (of 72**)	T7	1
Justin Thomas	55	1	2
Chris Stroud	52	T9	1
Patrick Reed	30	T2	4
Louis Oosthuizen	28	T2	3
Francesco Molinari	28	T2	6
Rickie Fowler	25	T5	8
Jordan Spieth	14	T28	21
Graham DaLaet	6	T7	4
Jason Day	5	T9	9
Grayson Murray	4	T22	3
Ian Poulter	4	T22	21
Sung Kang	3	T44	7
Jon Rahm	3	T58	22
Matt Kuchar	2	T9	15
Brooks Koepka	2	T13	18
Dustin Johnson	2	T13	27
Gary Woodland	2	T22	5
Jason Kokrak	2	T33	26
Marc Leishman	1	T13	24
Chez Reavie	1	T22	6
Jordan Smith	0	T9	15
others	0
total	401

* Matsuyama took 71 "shots" plus one penalty stroke for a score of 72
* Kisner took 72 "shots" plus two penalty strokes for a score of 74

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Shot chart from Fox Sunday US Open telecast - 2017

I tracked the shots televised by Fox during the final round of the US Open. With the leaders teeing off around 4pm ET, I started the tracking at 3:30 to provide a similar timeframe to the other majors I have monitored.

Fox showed 366 strokes during the tracking period. The final putt dropped at 8:12 which resulted in a rate of 1.30 strokes per minute. This marked a significant increase over the 1.12 and 1.18 shown by Fox during its last two US Open telecasts, but trailed the 1.41 rate from the 2017 Masters on CBS.

Fox showed all but four shots from both winner Brooks Koepka and Brian Harman who tied for second. Rickie Fowler had 58 strokes televised and Tommy Fleetwood received coverage for 56. During the tracking period, Fox devoted 67% of its televised strokes to those four players. Fox showed 23 golfers playing strokes with eight players getting coverage for at least 12 shots. The highest finishers not shown during the period were three in the group who tied for 16th.

Also notable: Fox went commercial-free for the last 46 minutes of play.

This is the fourth year that I have compiled these televised shot charts. For comparison to prior majors, see this summary table which contains links to all shot charts since 2014.

Here is the complete shot chart (including the highest finishers not shown during the tracking period):

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Brian Harman	68 (of 72)	T2	1
Brooks Koepka	63 (of 67)	1	2
Rickie Fowler	58	T5	3
Tommy Fleetwood	56	4	2
Justin Thomas	30	T9	1
Hideki Matsuyama	21	T2	8
Si Woo Kim	14	T13	3
Charley Hoffman	12	8	5
Xander Schauffele	6	T5	7
Brandt Snedeker	6	T9	6
Patrick Reed	5	T13	4
Russell Henley	5	T27	4
Cameron Champ	5	T32	12
Steve Stricker	4	T16	15
Bill Haas	2	T5	5
JB Holmes	2	12	8
Matt Kuchar	2	T16	18
Sergio Garcia	2	T21	10
Trey Mullinax	1	T9	9
Brendan Steele	1	T13	6
David Lingmerth	1	T21	15
Jim Furyk	1	T23	14
Scottie Scheffler	1	T27	17
Bernd Wiesberger	0	T16	7
Eddie Pepperell	0	T16	10
Chez Reavie	0	T16	11
others	0
total	366

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Shot chart from CBS Sunday Masters telecast - 2017

I tracked the number of strokes that CBS aired per player during the Sunday round of the Masters. The telecast began at 2pm ET and I counted a total of 430 strokes televised by CBS during regulation. The final putt in regulation was holed at 7:05 which worked out to an average of 1.41 strokes per minute - not only an increase over the rate from the 2016 Masters, but a new record high for all major tournaments I have tracked since 2014.

Note: CBS televised all eight shots from the playoff, but I did not count these in the table in order to provide a fairer comparison to the tracking for other tournaments.

CBS covered 66 regulation strokes from both winner Sergio Garcia (skipping two tap-ins) and runner-up Justin Rose (skipping two layups and a tap-in). Rickie Fowler and Jordan Spieth were featured next most frequently. Those four players (comprising the final two pairings) accounted for slightly more than half of all televised shots. Early in the telecast, CBS seemed quite consumed with the competition for low amateur honors and wound up devoting a total of 17 strokes to the two amateurs who made the cut.

The highest finisher not shown by CBS was Kevin Chappell who tied for 7th. CBS televised strokes from 27 different players. 13 players were covered for at least 10 shots.

This is the fourth year that I have compiled these televised shot charts. For comparison to prior majors, see this summary table which contains links to all shot charts since 2014.

Here is the complete shot chart (including the highest finisher not shown on the telecast):

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Sergio Garcia	66 (of 68*)	1	1
Justin Rose	66 (of 69)	2	1
Rickie Fowler	50	T11	2
Jordan Spieth	35	T11	2
Charl Schwartzel	31	3	4
Paul Casey	25	6	6
Charley Hoffman	23	T22	3
Thomas Pieters	22	T4	5
Adam Scott	19	T9	4
Matt Kuchar	11	T4	7
Ryan Moore	11	T9	3
Phil Mickelson	11	T22	13
Stewart Hagestad	10	T36	18
Fred Couples	9	T18	10
Lee Westwood	8	T18	5
Curtis Luck	7	T46	24
Rory McIlroy	7	T7	7
Martin Kaymer	6	T16	16
Russell Henley	3	T11	12
Jason Day	2	T22	14
Jon Rahm	2	T27	8
Hideki Matsuyama	1	T11	15
Jimmy Walker	1	T18	9
William McGirt	1	T22	8
Justin Thomas	1	T22	14
Daniel Berger	1	T27	18
Marc Leishman	1	T43	26
Kevin Chappell	0	T7	9
others	0
total	430

* Garcia took 68 "shots" plus one penalty stroke for a score of 69

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Shot chart from CBS Sunday PGA Championship telecast - 2016

I tracked the strokes televised by CBS during the final round of the PGA Championship. On Sunday, CBS showed 367 strokes from round 4. I included a few shots CBS aired from earlier 4th round coverage, but did not count highlight strokes from the 3rd round. CBS started at 2pm ET and the final putt dropped at 7:23 for an average of 1.14 strokes per minute - a increase over the rate of 1.05 from the 2015 PGA.

CBS showed all 67 strokes by winner Jimmy Walker and bypassed only six from runner-up Jason Day. Henrik Stenson was shown 56 times as CBS devoted over half of its televised strokes to those three. With no re-pairing of the field after the 3rd round, the contenders were spread out. This enabled CBS to bounce around the course as several players were in contention with the leaders on the front 9. CBS showed 25 golfers playing strokes with 10 players getting coverage of at least 12 shots. The highest finisher not shown by CBS was Patrick Reed (T13).

For comparison, here are the shot charts from the other 2016 majors:

• Masters
• US Open
• British Open

Note: The Masters post contains links to the shot charts from the 2014 and 2015 majors.

Here is the complete shot chart:

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Jimmy Walker	67 (of 67)	1	1
Jason Day	61 (of 67)	2	2
Henrik Stenson	56	T7	3
Branden Grace	39	T4	15
Brooks Koepka	30	T4	4
Jordan Spieth	18	T13	7
Hideki Matsuyama	17	T4	5
William McGirt	15	T10	8
Robert Streb	13	T7	1
Daniel Summerhays	12	3	8
Adam Scott	7	T18	10
Emiliano Grillo	5	T13	2
Padraig Harrington	4	T13	33
Martin Kaymer	3	T7	3
Tyrrell Hatton	3	T10	19
Kevin Kisner	3	T18	29
Rich Beem	3	T73	31
Paul Casey	2	T10	16
Russell Henley	2	T22	24
Francesco Molinari	2	T22	31
Webb Simpson	1	T13	12
Russell Knox	1	T22	25
Yuta Ikeda	1	T33	7
Phil Mickelson	1	T33	35
Andrew Johnston	1	T60	17
Patrick Reed	0	T13	4
others	0
total	367

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Shot chart from NBC Sunday Open Championship telecast - 2016

I tracked the strokes televised by NBC during the Sunday round of the Open Championship. I started tracking at 9am ET to provide a decent comparison to the other majors I have tracked. The final putt was at 1:30pm so the tracking covered 4.5 hours.

NBC aired all but one stroke from winner Henrik Stenson (skipping a tap-in on 12th) and all but two from runner-up Phil Mickelson (bypassing tap-ins on #2 and #5). With those two separating themselves from the field, NBC focused heavily on that pairing. In fact, NBC devoted a whopping 56% of all televised strokes during this period to the Stenson/Mickelson duo (who didn't even tee off until 35 minutes into the tracking).

NBC televised only 224 shots during this period which worked out to 0.83 strokes per minute. This was a sizable decrease from the ESPN shot rate of 1.23 that I measured from the 2015 Open Championship and the lowest rate for any major that I have tracked. The lack of competition from the rest of the field clearly contributed to the low rate. NBC chose to aggressively spotlight the drama and excellence of the lead group (and take numerous commercial breaks) rather than fill time with relatively meaningless golf action from the rest of the pack.

For comparison, refer to the shot tracking data I compiled for CBS from the 2016 Masters and Fox from the 2016 US Open, In that Masters post, you can find links to the shot charts I did for the 2014 and 2015 majors.

NBC showed a total of 24 golfers during the tracking period. The highest finisher not shown during this span was Soren Kjeldsen who tied for 9th.

Here is the complete shot chart:

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Phil Mickelson	63 (of 65)	2	1
Henrik Stenson	62 (of 63)	1	1
Rory McIlroy	14	T5	11
Andrew Johnston	13	8	2
JB Holmes	10	3	3
Bill Haas	8	T9	2
Sergio Garcia	7	T5	5
Dustin Johnson	5	T9	8
Steve Stricker	4	4	3
Tyrrell Hatton	4	T5	7
Jason Day	4	T22	15
Lee Westwood	4	T22	22
Darren Clarke	4	T30	20
Zach Johnson	3	T12	9
Emiliano Grillo	3	T12	11
Haydn Porteous	3	T30	13
Tony Finau	2	T18	4
Kevin Na	2	T22	8
Thomas Pieters	2	T30	14
Jordan Spieth	2	T30	26
Jim Furyk	2	T59	26
Thongchai Jaidee	1	T22	14
Rafa Cabrera Bella	1	T39	16
Rickie Fowler	1	T46	24
Soren Kjeldsen	0	T9	4
others	0
total	224

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Shot chart from Fox Sunday US Open telecast - 2016

I tracked the shots televised by Fox during the 4th round of the US Open. With the final pairing getting underway at 3:30 pm ET, I began the monitoring at 3:00 to provide a fair comparison to the other tournaments where I have performed similar Sunday tracking.

Fox showed 354 unique strokes during the tracking period. The final putt dropped at 8:16 so this worked out to 1.12 strokes per minute. This shot rate significantly trailed the 1.33 of the 2016 Masters on CBS. This was also a decrease from the 1.18 shown by Fox during its 2015 coverage of the US Open. Fox spent quite a bit of time discussing the controversy over the potential one-stroke penalty which was eventually applied to Johnson's score after the round, so that might explain part of the dropoff. (Note: From the 2016 Masters post, you can find links to the shot charts I compiled from the 2014 and 2015 majors).

Fox showed all but four of the strokes played by winner Dustin Johnson and all but four from third-round leader Shane Lowry. Fox showed just 20 golfers playing strokes. Nine players were covered for at least 15 shots. The highest finisher not shown during the tracking period was David Lingmerth who finished 12th.

Also notable: Fox went commercial-free for 52 minutes starting at 7:25.

Here is the complete shot chart:

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Shane Lowry	72 (of 76)	T2	1
Dustin Johnson	64 (of 68*)	1	2
Scott Piercy	40	T2	4
Jason Day	29	T8	5
Sergio Garcia	25	T5	4
Andrew Landry	24	T15	1
Branden Grace	23	T5	3
Lee Westwood	21	T32	2
Jim Furyk	15	T2	13
Daniel Summerhays	8	T8	3
Bryson DeChambeau	8	T15	5
Brooks Koepka	6	T13	19
Jason Dufner	5	T8	7
Jordan Spieth	5	T37	15
Kevin Na	3	7	7
Zach Johnson	2	T8	6
Kevin Streelman	1	T13	6
Yusaku Miyazato	1	T23	12
Jon Rahm	1	T23	23
Angel Cabrera	1	T37	28
David Lingmerth	0	12	20
others	0
total	354

* Johnson took 68 "shots" plus one penalty stroke for a score of 69

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Shot chart from CBS Sunday Masters telecast - 2016

I tracked the number of strokes CBS showed for each player during the Sunday round of the Masters. I counted a total of 411 strokes televised by CBS. The telecast began at 2pm ET with the final putt at 7:10 which worked out to an average of 1.33 strokes per minute - a sizable increase from both the 2015 Masters and 2014 Masters.

CBS covered 41 strokes from winner Danny Willett. CBS first showed Willett on hole 4 and started airing all of his strokes partway through hole 13. CBS televised every stroke from third round leader Jordan Spieth. Dustin Johnson was featured second most often for a total of 55 shots. Nine players got coverage of at least 24 strokes.

The highest finisher not shown by CBS was Daniel Berger who tied for 10th. CBS televised strokes from 28 different players.

This is the third year that I have compiled these televised shot charts. For comparison, the chart from the 2015 PGA Championship contains links to all the charts from the other 2014 and 2015 majors.

Here is the complete shot chart (including the highest finisher not shown on the telecast):

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Jordan Spieth	71 (of 71*)	T2	1
Dustin Johnson	55	T4	3
Danny Willett	41	1	4
Jason Day	37	T10	3
Smylie Kaufman	37	T29	1
Soren Kjeldson	32	T7	5
Lee Westwood	26	T2	4
Hideki Matsuyama	25	T7	2
Rory McIlroy	24 (#)	T10	6
Paul Casey	11	T4	10
Bernhard Langer	11	T24	2
Matthew Fitzpatrick	6	T7	13
Brandt Snedeker	5	T10	5
Davis Love III	5	T42	17
Bryson DeChambeau	4	T21	14
Henrik Stenson	3	T24	23
Adam Scott	3	T42	18
JB Holmes	2	T4	8
Louis Oosthuizen	2	T15	8
Bubba Watson	2	T37	24
Romain Langasque	2	T37	28
Justin Rose	1	T10	7
Kiradech Aphibarnrat	1	T15	15
Billy Horschel	1	T17	9
Emiliano Grillo	1	T17	10
Matt Kuchar	1	T24	9
Shane Lowry	1	T39	19
Larry Mize	1	T52	26
Daniel Berger	0	T10	6
others	0
total	411

* Spieth took 71 "shots" plus two penalty strokes for a score of 73
# includes a provisional stroke televised by CBS on hole 4

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Shot chart from CBS Sunday PGA Championship telecast - 2015

I tracked the shots televised by CBS during the final round of the PGA Championship. On the telecast, CBS showed a total of 327 strokes from the Sunday round. CBS came on the air at 2pm ET and the final putt was holed at 7:11 resulting in an average of 1.05 strokes per minute - a decrease over the 1.16 rate from the 2014 PGA.

CBS showed every shot from winner Jason Day and all but one from runner-up Jordan Spieth (skipping only a tap-in par putt on hole 9). CBS focused most of the attention on the final two pairings. Those groupings (which produced the top four finishers) received 68% of the televised strokes. CBS showed 23 golfers playing strokes, but only six got coverage for more than 9 shots. The highest finisher not shown by CBS was Robert Streb (T10).

For comparison, here are the shot charts from the other 2015 events I tracked:

• Masters 
• Players Championship
• US Open
• British Open

Note: The Masters post contains links to the shot charts from the 2014 majors.

Here is the complete shot chart:

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Jason Day	67 (of 67)	1	1
Jordan Spieth	67 (of 68)	2	1
Branden Grace	45	3	2
Justin Rose	42	4	2
Anirban Lahiri	17	T5	5
Dustin Johnson	15	T7	4
Martin Kaymer	9	T12	3
Rory McIlroy	9	17	10
Brendan Steele	8	T12	15
Steve Stricker	8	T30	26
Phil Mickelson	7	T18	12
Bubba Watson	7	T21	21
George Coetzee	5	T7	8
Brooks Koepka	4	T5	7
Matt Kuchar	4	T7	5
Rickie Fowler	3	T30	20
Vijay Singh	3	T37	28
Tony Finau	2	T10	3
Brandt Snedeker	1	T12	7
David Lingmerth	1	T12	18
Justin Thomas	1	T18	11
Matt Jones	1	T21	4
Jim Furyk	1	T30	15
Robert Streb	0	T10	9
others	0
total	327

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Shot chart from ESPN final round of Open Championship telecast - 2015

I tracked the shots shown by ESPN during the Monday round of the Open Championship. I started tracking at 9am ET and ended when the final putt was holed in regulation play at 1:50. ESPN showed 358 shots during this period which worked out to 1.23 strokes per minute - a sizable increase over the ESPN shot rate of 1.01 from the 2014 Open Championship.

This was also a higher shot rate than I tracked for CBS from the 2015 Masters and Fox from the 2015 US Open, but trailed the rate that NBC showed during the 2015 Players. The Masters post contains links to the shot charts I did for the 2014 majors.

ESPN showed only 16 golfers during the tracking period, focusing primarily on 8 players who were shown for at least 23 shots. With Jordan Spieth in contention for a third consecutive major, ESPN covered all but four strokes from his round. The highest finishers not shown during the tracking period were Justin Rose and Danny Willett who were both part of the tie for 6th place.

Note: ESPN obviously showed all 49 strokes from the playoff, but I didn't count those in the tracking in order to provide a truer comparison to other tournaments.

Here is the complete shot chart:

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Jordan Spieth	65 (of 69)	T4	2
Louis Oosthuizen	51	T2	1
Jason Day	50	T4	2
Marc Leishman	43	T2	3
Zach Johnson	40 (*)	1	7
Adam Scott	26	T10	6
Sergio Garcia	24	T6	4
Paul Dunne	23 (#)	T30	1
Padraig Harrington	15	T20	3
Jordan Niebrugge	8	T6	4
Ashley Chesters	4	T10	14
Luke Donald	3	T12	22
Anthony Wall	2	T12	11
Hideki Matsuyama	2	T18	12
Matt Jones	1	T30	15
Ollie Schniederjans	1	T12	25
others	0
total	358

* includes a shot from hole 2 (before the tracking period) which ESPN showed on a highlight package during the tracking period

# includes two provisional strokes televised by ESPN on hole 2

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Shot chart from Fox Sunday US Open telecast - 2015

I tracked the shots televised by Fox during the final round of the US Open. With the leaders teeing off at 6pm ET, I chose to start the tracking at 5:30 to provide a similar timeframe to the other events I have monitored.

Fox showed 341 strokes during the tracking period. The final putt dropped at 10:18 so this worked out to 1.18 strokes per minute which was an increase over the 1.12 shown by NBC during the 2014 US Open. The shot rate matched that of the 2015 Masters on CBS, but trailed the 1.33 by NBC for the 2015 Players. (Note: The Masters post contains links to the shot charts from the 2014 majors).

Fox showed all but one shot from Dustin Johnson, skipping only a layup shot on the 8th hole. Fox focused extensively on the final two pairings, devoting 69% of its televised strokes to those four players. Fox showed just 19 golfers playing strokes and only seven players got coverage for at least 10 shots. The highest finisher not shown during the period was Kevin Kisner (T12).

Also notable: Fox went commercial-free for 68 minutes starting at 9:14.

Here is the complete shot chart:

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Dustin Johnson	69 (of 70)	T2	1
Jason Day	59	T9	1
Jordan Spieth	56	1	2
Branden Grace	52	T4	2
Rory McIlroy	27	T9	15
Brandt Snedeker	20	8	5
Louis Oosthuizen	16	T2	3
Adam Scott	9	T4	11
Cameron Smith	8	T4	3
JB Holmes	5	T27	4
Shane Lowry	4	T9	4
Sergio Garcia	3	T18	18
Henrik Stenson	3	T27	6
Charl Schwartzel	2	7	8
Matt Kuchar	2	T12	8
John Senden	2	T14	15
Brooks Koepka	2	T18	13
Patrick Reed	1	T14	7
Colin Montgomerie	1	T64	23
Kevin Kisner	0	T12	9
others	0
total	341

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.

Shot chart from NBC Sunday Players Championship telecast - 2015

I tracked the televised strokes by player during the NBC airing of the final round of the Players Championship. NBC showed 382 regulation strokes from the Sunday round. The telecast began at 2pm ET and regulation play ended at 6:48, so this worked out to 1.33 strokes per minute - the highest average of the six events I have tracked.

Note: NBC obviously televised all 39 shots from the playoff, but I did not count these in the table so as to provide a truer comparison to the tracking for other tournaments.

With a crowded leaderboard, NBC spread the wealth as eight golfers received coverage of at least 20 shots (and 10 players were shown for at least 10 strokes). Sergio Garcia who led the event for much of the afternoon was on the air for 54 strokes. NBC devoted 62% of the televised shots to the final three pairings. However, eventual winner Rickie Fowler, who started in the 8th pairing and was well back in the pack until late in his round, was only shown for 12 strokes prior to the playoff. Nine players in the field were featured more frequently.

NBC showed a total of 34 golfers (including a five-stroke taped package of Tiger Woods who had finished before the network took the air). Everyone who finished higher than T17 was shown for at least one shot.

For comparison, see the Sunday shot chart I compiled from the 2015 Masters (note: that post contains links to the charts from the 2014 majors).

Here is the complete shot chart (from regulation play):

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Sergio Garcia	54	T2	3
Kevin Kisner	49	T2	1
Bill Haas	38	T4	2
Ben Martin	34	T4	2
Justin Thomas	34	T24	3
Chris Kirk	28	T13	1
Rory McIlroy	22	T8	12
Kevin Na	21	T6	5
Brian Harmon	15	T8	12
Rickie Fowler	12	1	8
Bubba Watson	9	T42	10
Rory Sabbatini	7	T6	11
Billy Horschel	7	T13	7
John Senden	5	T8	9
David Toms	5	T13	16
Tiger Woods	5	T69	35
Jamie Donaldson	4	T8	21
Adam Scott	4	T38	10
Zach Johnson	3	T13	13
Derek Fathauer	3	T17	8
Ian Poulter	3	T30	11
Martin Kaymer	3	T51	18
Pat Perez	2	T17	6
Chesson Hadley	2	T24	6
Charley Hoffman	2	T30	19
Sangmoon Bae	2	T30	23
Charles Howell III	2	T56	15
Ryo Ishikawa	1	T8	7
Jerry Kelly	1	T17	5
Scott Brown	1	T30	4
Steve Stricker	1	T38	20
Fredrik Jacobson	1	T42	23
Matt Every	1	T42	24
Luke Guthrie	1	T51	16
others	0
total	382

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.