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Money List and Player of The Year Winners

Year Money winner Earnings (US$) Player of the Year
Nationwide Tour
2012 Casey Wittenberg 433,453
2011 J. J. Killeen 414,273 J. J. Killeen
2010 Jamie Lovemark 452,951 Jamie Lovemark
2009 Michael Sim 644,142 Michael Sim
2008 Matt Bettencourt 447,863 Brendon de Jonge
2007 Richard Johnson 445,421 Nick Flanagan
2006 Ken Duke 382,443 Ken Duke
2005 Troy Matteson 495,009 Jason Gore
2004 Jimmy Walker 371,346 Jimmy Walker
2003 Zach Johnson 494,882 Zach Johnson
Buy.com Tour
2002 Patrick Moore 381,965 Patrick Moore
2001 Chad Campbell 394,552 Chad Campbell
2000 Spike McRoy 300,638 Spike McRoy
Nike Tour
1999 Carl Paulson 223,051 Carl Paulson
1998 Bob Burns 178,664 Bob Burns
1997 Chris Smith 225,201 Chris Smith
1996 Stewart Cink 251,699 Stewart Cink
1995 Jerry Kelly 188,878 Jerry Kelly
1994 Chris Perry 167,148 Chris Perry
1993 Sean Murphy 166,293 Sean Murphy
Ben Hogan Tour
1992 John Flannery 164,115 John Flannery
1991 Tom Lehman 141,934 Tom Lehman
1990 Jeff Maggert 108,644 Jeff Maggert

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