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Travelers Championship

2012-06-21 · TPC River Highlands

Winner
Marc Leishman
Winning score
-14
Field
145
Field strength
-0.077 SG

The 2012 Travelers Championship was played at TPC River Highlands, starting 21 June 2012. Marc Leishman won at 14 under par (266), 1 stroke ahead of Bubba Watson. The winning card was 68, 66, 70 and 62, and the win paid $1,080,000. Bubba Watson and Charley Hoffman tied for second. 145 players started the event. The field averaged -0.077 strokes gained per round against the tour baseline, with strokes-gained data covering 88% of the players. The full leaderboard below lists every player's finish position, round scores and total to par. Every figure on this page comes from the PGA Tour's published final leaderboard for the event — nothing here is estimated or modelled.

Final leaderboard

Top 20 of 145. Search finds any player in the field, including those who missed the cut.

The venue

This event was played at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut, USA. The venue page carries its scorecard, hosting history and every other tour event played there.

Common questions

Who won the Travelers Championship in 2012?

Marc Leishman won the 2012 Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands, finishing 14 under par.

Where was the 2012 Travelers Championship played?

The 2012 Travelers Championship was played at TPC River Highlands, starting 21 June 2012.

What was the winning score at the 2012 Travelers Championship?

The winning score was 14 under par (266 strokes), posted by Marc Leishman.

How many players were in the Travelers Championship field?

145 players started the 2012 Travelers Championship. Every one of them appears on the leaderboard below.

Where these numbers come from

Finishes, round scores and to-par figures are the PGA Tour's own published final leaderboard for this event. Nothing is estimated or interpolated — where the tour published no value, this page shows a gap rather than a guess. Full sourcing notes are on the methodology page, and every stat name is defined in the glossary.