Longest successful golf putt on the PGA Tour
- Who
- Craig Barlow
- What
- 111:05 foot (feet);inch(es)
- Where
- United States (San Diego)
- When
- 27 January 2008
The longest successful golf putt on the PGA Tour is 111 feet 5 inches, achieved by Craig Barlow (USA) on 27 January 2008 at the Buick Open, staged at the Torrey Pines Golf Course in San Diego, California, USA.
Barlow sank his monster putt at the first hole of his final round. He actually used a lob wedge but any shot on the green is technically classed as a putt, regardless of the club used. (This also means that shots using a putter that begin off the green cannot count as putt.) Shotlink has been measuring the length of every shot made on the PGA Tour since 2003.